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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1904

Page

5

Blood on His Shoes Accused of Neighbor Death in Hagerstown

Witnesses in a Hagerstown courtroom testified that Charles Barton, 81, accused of killing his neighbor Simon Lathelm, 75, was reportedly “flush” with money before the crime. The jury heard that the victim, a former local preacher, was found murdered in his home with head injuries and robbed.

Hagerstown Simon Talheim Washington Post Mad Charles Barton Simon Lathelmm Tathelm Patton Wisburn England Hymnerstown Winchester Attostul Luheim Ead Dirkl Darton Talheims Ting Frank Abraham Saltaman Tgarton Willam R Stude Baltimore Bartons William B Littleton Toom Ong

Will contest over late James will sparks family dispute

A bitter dispute unfolds as heirs of the late James contend that a revised will after his death alters the original distribution. Witnesses support claims that the envelope containing the will was found, but the document may have been tampered with by the father, James Sr., while the siblings allege a prior will favored another outline. The case moves through the court as relatives seek preservation of the true testament.

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Virginia Debaters Defeated by Penn University Team

In Philadelphia the University of Pennsylvania debating team defeated the University of Virginia. The Virginia debate argued that the Fifteenth amendment should be repealed. The result adds to ongoing discourse on constitutional rights and political reform.

Virginia Philadeptia W Univeresty Pennsylvania Tomniversity of Pennestranta

Notable Virginia Obituary Fragments From Staunton to Winchester

Blended obituary notices report the deaths of Dr J F Baas a retired private tutor at home in Staunton, and Faul H Heydenrich who died after surgery by Dr McGuire in Roomri. Robert Beverley of Winchester is noted as a leading businessman dying in Beverley, and Cal William R Denny of Stephens City, born 1823, funeral in Winchester with mention of his friendship with Mark Twain.

J F Baas Faul H Heydenrich McGuire Roomri Lee Staunton Tom Hudnall Milas Nuchusrhert Coot Capt Sones Fortieth Virginia Appomattox Robert Beverley Loudoun County Jula Duval Baltimore Winchester Dee Cal William R Denny Pekins Denny Nashville Tenn Winchester Mount Heuron Col Denny Stephens City Mark Twain Mr Clemens

Virginia Education Commission Holds Three Sessions in Norfolk

Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Va Dec 7 three sessions morning afternoon and evening conducted by the Co operative Education Commission of Virginia Gov Montague presiding at two sessions Attorney General Anderson attending a meeting of the executive committee Papers read included The Enrichment of Rural Life in Virginia and The Value of the Public School to Citizenship Educators from Richmond College Randolph Macon Woman's College and Washington and Lee University discussed public education higher education and the Jamestown Exposition Preventive Medicine in Education and The Outlook for Public Education in Virginia Dr George H Denny spoke on what higher institutions can do for public schools Bishop Randolph addressed the church and public schools Norfolk educational advance noted with remarks by Richard A Dobie W Boatwright D I Pulliam James Conger and others in Smithfield and Suffolk Virginia reports describe similar meetings and speeches by state and local education leaders.

Washington Po Norfalk Co-operative Education Commission of Virginia A J Montague William A. Anderson Pr. C . Minchelli Richmond College Tate Vuginia Mitchell W. W. Stetson State of Maine W. W. Smith Randolph-Macon Woman's College Wo H Manning L T Royster Norfolk School Board JW Southall the Press the Public Schools WS Copeland Richmond Times-Dispatch Col Vawter Maller Manual Labor School George H Denny Washington and Lee Bishop A . Randolph Church Richard A. Dobie Norfolk City Norfolk State W. D Smith Scott R . Stearns State Teachers’ Association

Marine Kline’s Suicide Ties to Marine Corps Service

Special Washington Post report from Norfolk details the death of Leon T Kline a Marine believed from Portland who after a ten day home visit and despondency while aboard the Newark flagship at Admiral Sigsbee’s command took his own life in a boarding house. He wrote a note then shot himself. his body to be turned to naval authorities for burial.

Washington Post Norfolk Marine Corps Leon T Kline Portland Admiral Sigsbee Newark Issine Kline Elizabeth Ryan Washington Rost Wa Eorge W. Ammen Overstreet Ammen Presbyteriam Church Ammenly

Contests of Mingo County Democrats in Supreme Court

Five defeated Democratic candidates including a House of Delegates hopeful filed petitions with the Supreme Court alleging irregularities in the Mingo County recount. The court granted a peremptory writ to require the canvassing board to hear the petitions and act, or show cause why not, at the sitting.

W Wahington Charleston Wo Va Dee Mingo County House of Delegates Pertiaans Supreme Court Day Chett County Ti Sach

Coon Hunters Fall Fatal Tree Accident

Jefferson Tose of Dickenson County and his seven year old son died from exposure after a tree limb struck the father during a night coon hunt. Rose, a separate hunter, was killed by a falling limb. the boy lay by his father’s body until found, then died from cold.

Washington Post Richmond Jefferson Tose Dickenson County Rose Svan

Ferry to Alexandria home capital in control

A movement to reestablish the ferry line between Alexandria and Washington seeks a joint stock company with at least 50000 capital. Prominent local and D C figures contemplate purchasing the Columbia hull and a new boat, after a license stalemate for the George Washington. A coroner's jury will probe the death of David Frazier as authorities pursue leads from the state chemist.

David Frazier Alexandria Washington Post Bureau King Street Washington Messrs Wiliam FB. Smoot Charles King Samuel E Lindsey T. C. Smith A. D. Brockett William A. Smoot, Jr Columbia Frazier Richard Gibson Frank Evans A. C. Slaymaker Edgar Warfield, Jr John E. Trimyer Robert Graham Dally Jenkins Jenkins Edward Miller Chusea Edmonma Fleming Church Students’ Missionary Association Episcopal Theological Seminary G S Mosher China J. H Deis General Seminary of New York Q. S. Toloyd Bishoy Roops Mankuw Dr. Roper The General Seminary

In Opposition to Talley Brotherhood Opposes D A Nomination

Republicans in Virginia rally against Robert H Talley for Eastern District Attorney due to youth and his brother in law relation to Judge Edmund Waddill Jr Republicans consider Edgar Allan Jr as alternative while Allan meets with Roosevelt. North Carolina finances show record high balances with large public school fund loans.

Waddill Speral Washington Post Hichmond Virginia Robert H. Talley Richmond Hugh Gordon Miller Norfolk Talley United States Edmund Waddill Edgar Allan, Jr Allan Congo Hs Party George A. Hanson Roosevelt

Virginia Weddings Across Counties in December

Virginia groomed by hearts and homes as multiple weddings take place in Chatham Hinesville Orange County Spottsylvania and Roanoke counties Dec 7 couples include Timothy Smith and Annie Davis Nannie W Pichrell Ryland Humphreys Leake Beirne and Tucker Shields among others in private homes Holy Trinity Church and at venues across Fredericksburg Richmond Winchester and Winchester. Notable couple Jordan Leake and Lisa Beirne wed in Richmond and Dr Randolph Tucker Shields and Elia Randolph Page tie the knot in Winchester with a later international voyage planned for the groom as a medical missionary. The governor’s mansion quarantine eases as Latane Montague recovers from scarlet fever.

Fredericksburg Ryland Humphreys Leona Peyton Spottsylvania County J S Ryland Partiows Roanoke George L. Smead Bath County George Schoen Holy Trinity Church Andrew Bela Venable Mas A. R. Venable Farmville Addie Venable Farmside Selden Walker Richmond Suffolk William G Saunders Everett Alice Lée Chapsman George Dalian Chapman Isle of Wight Stuart Leake Legh KR Page Lilburn Ff Myers Gardner Boothe John Walker Kirkwood Mitchell Jugge Daniel Grifman William Josian Leake Richard F Beirne Virginia Richard F. Beirne Baltimore Winchester Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Randolph Tucker Shields New York Misa Elia Randolph Page Coupland R Page W. Nelson Page Hunter H. McGuire Frances Page C R. Page Handolph T McGuire Daniel B Conrad W. Alexander Baker Philip W Boyd Walket Street Shielda Natchez, Miss San Francisco Shanghai China Southern Presbyterian Church

The Value of Charcoal in Health and Beauty

Charcoal is a safe purifier and absorber of stomach and intestinal gases. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are touted to improve health and complexion, purify breath, and aid digestion. A Buffalo physician endorses their use for gas, breath, and liver benefits. cost is twenty-five cents a box.

Stuart Buffalo

Baptists In Session In North Carolina Convention Opens

The seventy fourth annual convention of Baptist churches in North Carolina opened tonight at First Baptist Church in Elizabeth City. Rev. R H Marsh of Oxford was elected president. officers include J M Stoner Asheville and E F Aydrett Elizabeth City as vice presidents. Enrollment reported 48 members. Meeting adjourned to tomorrow morning.

Washington Post Elizabeth City N. C. Dee Seventy-Fourth Annual Convention of the Baptist Churches of R. H. Marsh Oxford J. M. Stoner Asheville E. F. Aydrett T. M. Arrington Rocky Mount N. B. Broughton Raleigh H. C. Moore Chapel Hill Walters Durham F. H. Engegs

Maryland Obituary: Ewell Bogley Dies at 27 in Rockville

Rockville obituary notes the death of Ewell M Bogley collector of taxes for the Fourth district and son of County Commissioner John H Bogley aged twenty seven. He had poor health for years and is survived by his widow Misa N Rabbitt and two young children. Cumberland reports Floyd Mahany aged sixty five a Garrett County native and veteran hotel man died last night at Uniontown.

Rockville Ewell M Bogley John H Bogley Misa Nettle Rabbitt Cumberland Floyd Mahany Garrett County Uniontown

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