BALDWIN 10 FIGHT PROMISES A LIVELY ROW
Baldwin faces potential charges from the immigration bureau of the Department of Commerce and Labor over alleged cash for information from Chinese nationals. A two day suspension by Secretary Nagel sparked his vow for full exoneration and a lengthy defense. Local officials caution against sensational claims as investigators weigh witness testimony and possible political influence in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigration Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
George E . Baldwin
Baldwin
Nagel
Bakdwin
Theodore Weed
Keefe
Promigration Bureau
Witneyser
Beldwin
Department
Baltimore
Washington
Bia
Immigration Department
Married Casi Frlin-Dalton in Philadelphia ceremony
The wedding announced for Tuesday November 0108 in Philadelphia with officiant Heires Edward F Randolph. Bride Elizabeth Shoemaker Dalton is from Washington DC. The Rochester Buffalo Syracuse and Pittsour area mentions appear as place references in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casi Frlin
Dalton
Phindelphia
Edward F Randolph Wirt Whofier Castrrlin
New York
Elizabeth Shoemaker Dalton
Washington DC
Rochester
Syracuse
Pittsour
Died Baldwin Sudaeny and Others in December 1900
Died Baldwin Sudaeny on Tuesday November 1900 at Albermaine. Clara Bonford daughter of the late Henry Baldwin and sister of WD Baldwin. service Thursday December at Ok Hull Chapel at 10 am. Interment private. Other notices include Mary Bolway, widow of Dodge. Mary Blevia wife of Thomas Wile. Vincent and Thomas M Vincent. a notice from the District of Columbia about the Sons of the American Revolution. Funeral arrangements and relatives invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Albermaine
Clara Bonford
Henry
Blorida Baldwin
WD Baldwin
Hull
DONGY
Mary Bolway
Walle & Dodge
Ruth B Heasey
Dodge
Irenes
EILEY
Adam
Mary Blevia
Thomas W Bile
F.hu
Duneia
Satur
Vincent
Thomas M
St “Mathes & Church
Thomas de Vincent I
Sr Milthew
Rhode Island
Thomas H Anderson
John Ho Moore
Edwaldo Gallrudet
Edward
Walton
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kosch
James Carr Folge
Stephensity
Providence
Bness Toveritey Tisday December 2 3500 SL From Leos Relatives and Fiead
Isle
Arta Fraternal Order of Tanks
al Ton Ser
Night watchman dies after factory fire extinguisher shock
Special to The Weakington Feat Danville Va Dee 1 Martin Vernon a night watchman at the seat factory for the American Tobacco Company died at General Hospital from shocks suffered when an automatic fire extinguisher malfunctioned during a midnight blaze. He ran to the alarm box, collapsed before reaching it, and never regained consciousness. He was 57 and survived by four local children except Kenneth Vernon of Washington.
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Weakington
Danvile Va
Martin Vernon
Seat
American Tobacco Company
General Hospital
Vernon
Kenneth Vernon
Washington
West Virginia Obituary Notices and Disaster Report
Clarksburg obituary reports Capt Guinn Minter age 71 war veteran dies at home after serving in state legislature. Also Capt Taaag Kukeyn hall of Company F Seventh Virginia Cavalry Confederate veteran dies near South Branch Potomac. Unah Gray Wheaton district farmer dies aged 62. Funeral held from Colesville. A nitroglycerin magazine explosion at Merletta Torpedo Company near Cameron causes destruction. an oil well shooter washed away, horse and wagon obliterated.
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Clarksburg
Guinn Minter
Romney
Taaag Kukeyn
South Branch
the Potomac
Virginia Cavalry
Washington Post
Rockville
Unah Gray
Wheaton District
William Gray
Colesville
Cameron
W Va
Washington Pa
Merletta Torpedo Company
Rockefeller to finance Pittsburg extension of Western Maryland
New line project aims to extend Western Maryland Railway from Cumberland to New Haven and then to Pittsburg. John D Rockefeller and associates plan to fund about 12 million dollars, forming a new company to issue bonds and lease the line to the main railroad.
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Baltimore
New York
Western Maryland
Cumberland
New Haven
Langer
Pitsburg
Lake Erie
Clarendon
Pittsburg
John D Rockefeller
Weatern Marylanol
Inc
Wheeling
Wabash
Clarenton
Maryland
Annapolis
Western Maryland Railway
Western Maryland Hailroad Company
F Bush
Cooper
FT Gatefree
J Gould
Alvin W Keech
Multiple Richmond Weddings Reported Across Virginia
Numerous Virginia couples wed in Richmond and surrounding areas. Couples include Miss Mary Agnes Bastine and Robert Duncan Feeple at home, Miss Lelia Gray and Edward Harrison, with a small reception, and Miss Bessie Wilkinson with G D Billely Jr in Philadelphia. Other weddings span Shenandoah, Culpeper, Fredericksburg, Roanoke, and Norfolk, with clergy including Rev W Meade Clark and Rev A B Station officiating. Families and attendants named. new residences listed in Richmond, Norfolk and Shenandoah Valley regions.
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Richmond
O I. Bastine
Mery Agnes
Robert Duncan Feeple
Sadie Estelle Hardleg
Charles
Coward
J B O'Reilly
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Manchester
Lelia
Gray
Edward Tucker Harrizon
W Meade Clark
Lews Guster Harrison
Anne Palmer Gray
Gessner Harrison
Bessie Wilkinson
Jefferson Avenue
Church Hill
G D Billely, Jr
Philadelphia
Washington
Shenandoah
Oa M Deat
Ira’ Hammex
Elkton Va
Hageretown
St Paul's United
Brathri Varsonase
Winchester
Stuart Bef
Weechester
Laura Miller Gray
Lewis M Muller
Charleston
Armand Miller
St Johns
Culpeper
Sarah G Clarke
O © Taylor
Pittsburg
E W Winfrey
Fredericksburg
John B Hudging
Annie Louise Rice
John H Rics
Joseph M Perrig
Ruth Elakay
Ashland
Omer
Childress
Mes Juez Cartey
Nelson Carter
Spottsylvania County
Charles E Sanders
Hannon Early
Sue R Briggs
Stafford County
Fatomac Church
D J Shopoff
Roanoke Dee
Mra Atcoole
George F Cole
Jesse Berry Voughan
Trinity M Church
H Joyce
Christ's Episcopal Church
Robert Chester Marks
Norfolk
Misa Mary Bruce Staplea
Samuel DeVarnette Staples
Waller BR Staples
Corporation Court
Rouzerville church cornerstone laid by Ruthroof and Stover
The German Baptist Brethren Church at Rouzerville near Waynesboro saw the cornerstone laid yesterday for a 38,000 edifice serving the Antietam charge with Waynesboro ministers to provide service.
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New German Baptist Brethren Church
Rouzerville
Peay Pan Myr
Ruthroof
H M Stover
Waynesboro
Antietam
Guardians Named for J B Lake Sr in Hampton Court Case
Special to The Washington Post Newport News Va Bee. Judge C W Robinson appointed Br J W a Tom Hope and the Rev HE Pendleton Jones as temporary guardians for two weeks to manage J B Lake Sr affairs. The court urged parental agreement. if not reached Dr Hope may become permanent guardian. The application was filed by John Lake Jr Junius Leake Mrs Fannie Hyatt and Mrs B Lucile Richardson and opposed by Frank A and George A Lake.
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Washington Post
Newport News
John B Lake
C. W. Robinson
Hampton Circus
Sourt
Todey
Tom Hope
Pendleton Jones
John Lake
Junius Leake
Fannie Hyatt
Lucile Richardson
Frank A
George A. Lake
Cheap Beef in East Beef Outlook at WV Meeting
West Virginia live stock association wrapped up its annual session in Elkins with reelection of officers A Arnold president Clarence Symmes vice president A R Threasher secretary and HW Munford. Discussions centered on West Virginia farmers producing cheaper beef than in other states with papers on breeding for type by Charles McIntyre.
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Washingtom Post
Elkins
W Va
Weat
Virginia
A. Arnold
Knobley Farm
Keyser
W. Va
Clarence Symme
Lindulde
A. R Threasher
Max Wellton
HW Munford
West Virginia
Sinola
Stronge
Mr Threasher
WD Zinn
Charles McIntyre
Supreme Court voids Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio Charter
The South Carolina Supreme Court declares the act granting the Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio Railway a charter unconstitutional. The company would then operate under the earlier South and Western Railway charter, implying two separate organizations, two sets of officers, and the two segments of road from Broad River Bridge in Spartanburg to the line’s extent.
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Washington
Bristol
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Carolina, Clinchfield
Ohio
South
Ailway
Carolina
Crinchfeld
Broad River Bridge
Spartanburg
S.C
Girl Found Semiconscious After Going To Mountain To Die
Miss Mary Overstreet daughter of Ma R Page of Roanoke was found in a benumbed semiconscious state on Mill Mountain after leaving a neighbor's home yesterday morning. A searching party located her near Virginia College, and she was returned home in serious condition with a mind described as affected.
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Mill Mountain
Moonshiners' Foe Dead in Lebanon Township
Special to The Washington Durham NC Dec 1 Sheriff Howard and Coroner Jordan returned from Lebanon township with news of Jim Kimball an old bachelor found killed by an ax and partly devoured by dogs and rats He had been missing since Saturday and the body was found late at night communication with Durham was impossible Kimball had named several moonshiners recently and predicted they would murder him after arrests of four distilleries and eleven men following recent raids
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Baldwin
Washington
Tang Shu Wan
Washingtons
Durham N C
Sherif Howard
Jordan
Lebanon Township
Jim Kimball
Kimball
Ihee
Durham
Kimballls
Millionaire Son Weds Roanoke Society Girl in Bristol
A surprise marriage took place this afternoon between Miss Mabel Jennilie of Roanoke and Herbert King, son of E W King of Bristol. The bridegroom’s father is a millionaire wholesale merchant.
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Misa Jenniile
Roanoke
Herbert King
Bristol
Bristol Va
Mabel Jennilie
Kilmer Will Not Inspect First West Virginia Regiment
Gen H C Kilmer national commander of the Boys Brigade informed Gen H E Caldabaugh Wheeling chief of the state division he cannot inspect the First West Virginia regiment at Wheeling next Saturday. Hattle Hood wife of Attorney O Hood Keyser was seriously burned yesterday when her clothing caught fire from an open gas stove. The Supreme Court of Appeals granted a new trial to Robert Cravely convicted of murder in a Raleigh county fight and sentenced to twelve years in the state penitentiary.
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H C Kilmer
Baltimore
H E Caldabaugh
Wheeling
West Virginia
Hattle Hood
Attorney O ' Hood
Keyser
Supreme Court of Appeals
Robert Cravely
Bud Lilly
Raleigh
Maryland Weddings Report From Rockville and Nearby Areas
Rockville and surrounding communities report multiple nuptials with families and officiants named. Miss Lulle C Rey and John Duvall wed at the Baptist Church, while Charles A Heagy and Mrs King tie the knot at a private home. Additional ceremonies include Miss Louisa C Rice with Samuel M Montgomery, and Mary Baker with Reed W Harnbilvel in Hagerstown.
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Rockville
Lulle C Rey
George F . Ray
Iatonayine
John Duvall
Damageus
Ray
Baptist Church
Mery Levens King
Luther G King
Charles A Heagy
Dr Meone
Kemptown
Misa Edna
King
Wea Matt
John Heagy
Hockville
George B. Rice
Travilah
Louisa C Rice
Samuel M Montgomery
Dillingham
Presbyterian Church
Darnestown
Hagerstown
Mary 5 Baker
Samuel Baker
Reed W Harnbilvel
Fair Oaks
Cal
Norman E Baker
Robert A. Boyle
Barnhefael
Misa Flanaie R. Ridepauy
Whitam
Idenour
Charles Bearley
Hegerttown
Western Maryland Railroad
Apasigier Iclofter
Five and Twenty Years for Harris Moral Degenerate
Rockville Md January sentencing Harris to twenty five years in the penitentiary for killing Joh Heison Poole and assaulting his aunt Clara Harris Bentonce. Judge Henderson noted the murder in the second degree and said if first degree had been returned justice would not be interfered with. Harris pleaded guilty to the related count and received eighteen years. the other charge nets ten years if tried.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Oliver Harris
Joh Heison Poole
Clara Harris Bentonce
James B Henderson
Harris
Henderson
Agsgutt Casa Aso
Triet
Edward Peter
Cked
Hattl
Lutheran seminary location fight delays action in Carolina
The Lutheran synod committees in Charlotte debate rescinding May’s Charleston site choice for the Lutheran Theological Seminary. They will reconvene December 16 in Salisbury to consider written propositions, with delegations from Salisbury Columbia and Greater Charlotte Club presenting claims and Columbia offering 4098 dollars while Salisbury seeks 10000 dollars and a site. Charlotte plans to participate, likely with a cash offer.
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Washington R
Ule
Charlotte NC
Hotinbg
Lutheran Synod
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Charleston
Salisbury
Salisbury N C
Columbia, & C
Charlotte
Columbia
Sts
North Carolina items and court reports mix regional notes
The State chartered River Fale Cotton Mills in Flamance county near Graham to manufacture yarn with a capital of 750000 dollars. In Raleigh a home for the insane and epileptic received applications while a new convalescent women’s building opened. A Virginia case from the Washington appeals court involved Du Font Powder Company. Roanoke notes show Norfolk and Western earnings up in October with a 40 percent total rise and a 58 percent expense-to-gross ratio.
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Flamance County
Graham
Raleigh
United States Court of Appeals
Washington Fost
Richmond Ve
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
du Font Powder Company
Waddell
Huntington W Va
Herbert Fitzpatrick
Huntington
John W Holt
Bpeckal
Washington
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Vtesvnd
Will Arraigh Smith Today Informer in Schultz Murder Case Paces Life Sentence
Alexandrians expect Judge Barney of the Corporation Court to set a date for the arraignment of Henry Bathe and Henry Smith in the Schultz murder case. The three men were condemned to die in the electric chair for the Chicago artist's killing. The State seeks second degree murder with maximum penalty, life terms for Battine, and early dates for hearings as Governor Swanson allows delays. The report also notes a marriage in Fairfax County and various local notices.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Ghest
Alexandrie
Henry Bathe Abas
Henry Smith
Yeer
Calvin Johnson
Richard Pines
Eugene Dorsey Negroes
Walter F Schultz
Chicago
Alexandria County
Fort Myer Heights
Corporation Court
Commonwealth
Brenhag
Batthe
Battine
Lfe
Gov Swanson
Barley
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Hoverth Coupland
Unite States
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Providence Journal
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Fk Vines
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Paul Siler
Lotan
Standard
Filladetahia
Thos
Sergeon
Tor
Cain
Telenbane
Costello
Tuseral
Tmdalmer
Plone
Frank Geier
Severth
Gall
Speare
Spearr Mar
MALY
Azar
GEO P Zarhorst
Vit Bostow
To-Kalon Wine Co
14Th Street
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Aaner
Rockefeller
Virginia Weddings
Western Maryland News
Board of
Washington County
Daniel A Rohrer
John E. Wagaman
Alexander R. Hagner
Skidmore
Cumperland
Dallinon
Frank Getrell
John W. Taylor
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Dr & W. Gwen
St. John's Lutheran Church
Samuel F Feckwan
Leodya Station
Castori
J. B. Lake, SR
R Oad
South Carolina
Ilegal
Poole
Picada
Jefferson
Patietto Fidelty
Mullican
Lutheran Synod Board
Salsbury
Norte Carolina
Board of Egriculture
Willan Watson
Two Sone
Tuesady
Woodleaf
Baisbury
Sway Jean
Elile Son
Janos
Aries Ee
Ae Bess
Borneo
Will Arraigh Smith
Schultz
Judge Barney
Miss Pulman
Agnes Mary Pulman
Charles Pulman
Alexandria
Carl K Mueller
Prides
Fairfax County
Eagar Carpenter
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Eagles
Alva Acrle
Order of Eagles
Walter E Jacobson
A A Paul
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Harvey Summers
Reagurer
Joseph H West
James B Lucas
Thomas
D Downey
Guad
E A Corman
Thomas Chauncey
P T Harrington
Charles H Zimmerman Tustees
Louis Charley
St. Andrew
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Boothe Presdent
W T Tatspaugh
Charlee J Dean
John Bablair
Philip Peyton
Pruup Peyton
Dallas Meyton
Duke Street
Fairfax and
Lee Streets
Virginia Briefs
Leesburg
ES Turner
John Ralph
W R Spencer
Andrews
Helm-Brewer Electric Company
Howard Little
Buchanan County
Yadkin
Norfolk and Western Railway
Jericho Canal
Yeport
Noel
Danville Tobacco Association
Danville
First National Bank
Lynchburg
EP Miller
Ernest Wat
S T Withers
Wiles H Miller
George W Poston
Jesse
Bonesack Madhe
Wenchester Westerday
Herbert Lar Jrick
Nancy Clark Nulton
Col Joseph
Virginis
Guv Swanton
Danville Lodge
Cleveland Hall
Mangal
Johnson City
Boedal
Tenn
Manuel Gehnel
East Tennessee
Cooper’s
Mem Rosner
Belcher Settins
Jane
Prince George County
Hyattwville
Brightseac
Unis
White Rock
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