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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1905

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10

German Ship Andes Missing After Virginia Capes Voyage

The German ship Andes, carrying Captain Manz and a crew of twenty-two plus two wives, last reported off Virginia Capes in October, likely lost at sea. A life preserver from the Bath barges indicates crew abandonment. Bayview tows Bath, heading to Boston, with hopes the barge will reappear afloat.

Virginia Capes Bath Washington Andrvhien Guanta Lloyd's @gert Virginia Cape Andes Adl Bayview Boston

Pendleton Sisters Schooner Runs Ashore In Storm Near Metompkin

The Pendleton Sisters schooner, captained by Jana Davis, ran aground near Metompkin Beach during a heavy gale and rain. The lumber laden vessel, en route from Port Arthur to New York, likely faces total loss as crew battled waves and wind. eight men were rescued after hours adrift, one crew member missing and presumed lost.

Cape Charles Pendleton Sisters Jana Davis Metompkin Beach Port Arthur Tecas New York Assateague Island Davis Harver Crunchteague Suun Rich Swiferlo

Roanoke Mayor Targeted by Churches Over Law Enforcement

In Roanoke Virginia churches petitioned the City Council asking Mayor Cutchin to enforce laws against social vice. The clergy’s move follows a clash with the mayor over actions against houses of ill repute. Alignment may lead to impeachment proceedings by local pastors.

Boeclat Washington Roanoke Corgremetlans Confence Cutchin

Confesses To A Kiss Special to The Washington Past Richmond

In Henrico County James Johnson will be tried Thursday on a charge of assaulting Mrs. Way Chappell wife of William H. Chappell. Johnson admits a kiss occurred but denies an assault and claims no protest. The warrant was sworn by her husband after their daughter said she saw the kiss. In Frostburg Cumberland James Tunde judge of the Orphans Court died aged sixty eight. He had been ill since April and had two years left to serve. Survived by widow and eleven children.

Washington Richmond Dev Johisen Henrico County Way Chappell William H. Chapel Johnson le Confessia Pwial Cumberland James Tunde Jadge The Orphans’ Court Frostburg Dandy Maryland Dando Washington Post Warbac King Strait Aleundria Washington, Alexandria and Mount van Alexandria Charles Welix W. J. Blake Elizabeth Shivers Wells Blake Spring Park Misa Shivers York Machen & Moncure Leo P. Harlow Congress Alexandria Boothe Rixey District of Columbia Washington Post George Dean Sgea County Asylum Arion Club Dean

Moonshiners Captured in Cave by Virginia Deputies

Deputy Marshal H. A Wisley and posse captured six alleged moonshiners in a cave hidden in Russell County Virginia. Those arrested are Nath Keith Elbert Salyer George Dinxers Bud Castell William Castell and Jet Mead and they were jailed in Gate City last night.

Washington Pas Gate City Mar_shal H. A Wisley Nath Keith Elbert Salyer George Din Xers Bud Castell William Castell Jet Mead Russell County

Virginia Weddings and Local Marriages Reported

Virginia notices list multiple wedding briefings from Chatham and surrounding counties. Miss Katherina Pennott of Pittsylvania and Benjama M Aimler of Greensboro wed under Rev. Astor, followed by Miss Leno and Thomas Davis of Drv County, with Rev. M T Oakes officiating. Additional items note a Presbyterian ceremony in Christiansburg and references to travel for missionary work.

Chatham Katherina Pennott Pittsylvania County Ben-jama_MAler Greensboro Astor Leno Thomas Davis Drv Formntla County M. ‘T. Oakes Rauford Edwin W. Gimpson Presbyterian Church Misa Carrie Orr Orwood Mohobaleghwir India Bucklow

Electrician Killed by 4300 Volt Shock in Norfolk Home

Crawford C. Cooke a 26 year old electrician at Norfolk navy yard died after entering his damp cellar to check furnace fire and touching a live 4300 volt line. His mother was unable to help as Mrs Hattie Chase alerted by cries helped restrain her. Coroner Knight found the main Park Place feeder crossed with a 105 volt line feeding Cooke and nearby homes.

Norfolk Crawford C. Cooke Norfolks Navy Yard Cooke Hattie Chase Knight Park Place

Change of venue sought in Washington sewer protests

Revival of protest against the outlet of the Washington sewer prompts renewed protests in Alexandria. Five damages suits over railroad injuries move toward hearings as lawyers petition for removal to Manassas court. Funeral for William Jackson Summers held. local court convicts Pearl Hamilton of larceny and sentences a $20 fine for Todd.

Washington Lema Hioom Alexandria Pearl Hamilton Viet Todd Hamilton Todd Ashington Waliemen Bude

Woman Shot Herself In Berryville Case Shocks Winchester

Janie Laws, a Berryville servant, was brought to Winchester with a bullet wound and died soon after. Investigators found she fired the shot herself using a pistol from Town Sergt. Tucamore's home, amid a case that unsettled Clarke County.

Janie Laws Washington Post Winchester Berryville Clarke County Tucamore

Obituaries from Fredericksburg and Staunton area

Virginia obituaries report Edward J Rosy of King George County dying at 22 in Alexandria after brief illness. Also noted are deaths of Jon Gorinty of Stafford, Mrs Marian Harrison of Spotsylvania, Dr William Wortes former Falmouth professor, James A Ollard Confederate veteran, and William Crosby Staunton elder with nine children surviving.

Fredericksburg Edward J. Rosy King George County Alexandria Jon Stafford Marian Harrison Edward Hart Spottsylvania County Sonlight William Wortes Falmouth Jefferson College Philadelphia James Austin Ollard Willam Paullard Fairnouch Staunton William Crosby Augusta Unity

Miss Hines' Body Found near Helay Sanitarium

The body of Miss Ett R. Hines head nurse at Gundry Sanitarium near Helay was recovered from the Patapaco River around 2 45 pm. Authorities believe she died by her own action during a mental breakdown leaping from a suspension footbridge or rocks along the shore. Her brother-in-law William A. Lamers and a friend located the body after starting downriver on a boat.

Washington Poat Baltimore Dee Ett R. Hines Gundry Sanitarium Helay Patapaco River Mids Hings Aone Iime William A. Lamers

Payton Trial Hears Sister Testify on Threat and Suicide Plan

Mrs Helen May Payton stands accused of murdering her husband in Fairmont West Virginia as defense witnesses including her sister Miss Lena Phillips recount Payton declaring intent to kill himself using a powder mixture of strychnine and morphine. No action yet on Frank Wright alleged accomplice.

Washington Fairmont W. Va Helen May Payton Payton Himsell Lena Phillips Frank Wright

Enormous Storm Damage Delays Richmond Fire Alarm System

Special from Richmond Virginia reports thousands of dollars needed to repair the city fire alarm telegraph after a heavy snow and sleet storm. More than twenty miles of wire must be replaced with debate over overhead versus underground lines. Wires stolen and copper burned by heavy traffic. poles weakened and risk of further outages linger as repairs will take weeks. Separately in Warsaw, damage to fruit and shade trees and at least five hundred dollars of telephone line damage disrupted outside communication from Friday through Saturday.

Richmond Washington Warsaw

Rocky Mount Dentist Wounded in Pistol Fight

The Washington Post reports Rocky Mount dentist Dr. G. C. Cahill was assaulted by Mitton Saunders a Negro burglar in his home and seriously wounded after a confrontation that left Cahill with a gunshot wound to the arm. Saunders was captured after a pursuit and confessed. Cahill’s condition is serious. First Exposition building contract awarded in Norfolk for $63 330 to Hanley Casey Company. preparations for material and work to start within twenty days.

Rocky Mount Washington Post Roanoke G. C. Cahill Mitton Saunders Cail Fie Cahill Norfolk E J. Stokes Hanley-Casey Company

Dinwiddie Sawmill Burned Near Rowanty

Special to Vue des Petersburg reports James Wells sawmill near Rowanty in Dinwiddie County consumed by fire last evening with machinery lumber and other contents. Loss estimated at 25000 dollars. Gordon District votes for license in local option election held Saturday in Orange County shows a 40 vote margin for wet.

Petersburg James Wells Rowanty Dinwiddie County Gordon The Washington Post Fredericksburg Orange County Sahere Eee

Nervous disorders urged to try Dr Miles Restorative Nervine

A damaged medical advertisement lists brain and nerve ailments from headaches to melancholia and epilepsy. It promotes Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a rebuilding tonic for worn out nerves, sharing a testimonial about a boy who recovered after ten months with Nervine and nerve pills, and notes money-back guarantee if the first bottle does not help.

Miles Wile Bon Dep. Co Dallas Co

Distiller A J Tavenner Seeks Arrest Of Attacker

Winchester attorney Alvin J. Tavenner reports a distiller, John E Jenkins, entered his office and threatened to kill him. Jenkins allegedly struck the lawyer multiple times before a crowd separated them. a warrant was issued but Jenkins remains at large.

Winchester Waebington Dee United States Alvin J. Tavenner John E Jenkins Tayvenner Jenkins Tavenner

Death of Parkersburg merchant shocks city couple tied in love

Special to Washington Post reports Parkersburg West Virginia businessman Fred Schaefer sixty five, found dead in his chair, apparent two day old death. His wife, twenty two, unconscious near him, recovered to say they had breakfast together Saturday morning. Coroner and prosecutor to analyze stomach contents. no sign of murder or suicide. Domestic life described as happy and affectionate.

Washington Parkersburg W. Va Dee Fred Schaefer Mr. Schaefer Ira Schaefer

Woman murdered near Pocahontas by ax or club

Elina Read, an eccentric resident living alone on the mountain near Pocahontas Virginia, was found dead last night in her home apparently struck in the head with an ax or club. No clues to the murderer have been found and robbery is suspected due to her small income from coral land royalties.

Pocahontas Richmond Elina Read

Messengers Discharged Over Union Drive in Express Firm

Bristol Va December reports slate Southern Express Company discharged messengers W C Vaughan Richmond B T Hariway Lynchburg Will C Cullen Washington D C and Clinton Allison Knoxville as part of a move to thwart an express messengers union An unconfirmed effort to form such a group is said to be underway

Union Washington Bristol Dac Southern Express Company W. C. Vaughan Richmond B.T. Hariway Lynchburg Will C. Cullen D. C Clinton Alison Knoxville Iit

Court Suspends Woman's Sentence in Pension Case

Laura Clark of Hertford County was arrested in Norfolk for altering her marriage certificate date to obtain a federal pension. After two months in jail, she stood trial in Raleigh but Judge Parnell suspended judgment due to poverty and ill health. Virginia elopers marry in Hagerstown, Miss Mamie Batman and Mr Ernest Hook from Page County Va wed at a hotel. ceremony by Rev For Frazer at midnight.

Washington Post Bristol P. Fowler American Exchange National Bank Palmer Daniel Trigg Abingdon Raleigh Laura Clark Hertford County Norfolk Parnell Virginta Elopers Hagerstown Mamie Batman Ernest Hook Page County Frazer

Precautions Save Gold Dust in Jeweler's Factory

Precautions in a manufacturing jeweler's establishment reveal daily washing of aprons and blouses, with water routed to an extracting room and a large canvas filter to recover gold. Tar paper caps trap particles while floors receive new paper severing to capture gold, saving thousands annually. Also reported is the death of stake-winning horse Dropping dead after being loaded for shipment to Mexico. Gonzalvo by Pardinand es, winner of Czarewitch Handicap, Goodwood Cup and Alexandra Plate.

Lexington Mexico City Imp Gonzalvo Pardinandes Dambelle Cavanaugh Bros St Louie England

Murdered on Chesapeake Officers of Two Oyster Vessels Arrested

AU S marshal reports the capture of Captain T Lewis master of the Sadie FP Lewis and Captain Jackson Hall master of the Gracie Wallace, along with a mate Alwire Hall, for brutal treatment of crews aboard their vessels. Witnesses allege a sailor was beaten unconscious and thrown overboard during a dispute. Langhasmer declines to name witnesses or the assailant.

Washington Post Baltimore United States Revenge Anne ‘Street Alwle ‘Hall Gracie Wallace Philadelphia Marahil Langhasmer Ty Onsen

Hotels and Guests Listed Across Major U.S. Cities

A lengthy OCR list details hotel guests by city including Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Richmond and many others. Names cover numerous individuals and couples with affiliations to hotels such as New Willard Metropolital St James Raleigh and Shoreham, indicating a compiled directory of who stayed where across many prominent hotels.

Baltimore David Meller Greerbaut Raleigh F. M. Stand G. Sure St James Boston Marle C. Pugl W. W.yatsho HW. Sweet W. P. Fi Ayer Reanends New Willard W. Mayne W. Creag H.W Matheny Raleigh C Dearborn BE. G le S Seligman Stujowski Migs Ethel Ryan G. B. DicRinson J. K. Ryat Frank Taft Halsted Taft T. C. Dunham Mie OM. Dunham H. VY N. Philips Bi. Olcott J. Maynard D. 0. Sprague A. W. Poletafi J. Friedlander B.A. Merrill J. Fleming BE. M. Wilson Donori Jet HG. Five Brachies J. H. Jarnes Osear Rowdy R. Paul Robert Kelley Hopwing C.F. Daugherty GF. Kissom Sad Jet Lo Houston J. Ellis Miss Urquhart Arlington Augustus Smith Shoreham H. P. Dewey Ebbit J. Landeberg J. H. Denoman G. ¥. Sneed Metropolitan W. G. Viel Bonart FR. Rammy Otte Hephael J . Reynolds A B. Wright A. Wisie Peers Scantlebury st.James Palladelphia James Elverson Alters Moon E. W. Hede Tngton S&p. Sonoson A. Ross J. Xriegh Campbell J.’ G. Sebively J. Wdutcher P. Daria S. Staveliff A. Mary Cummins H. D. Coates Yerkes S Kriebel St. Jame H. Ho Ginsterg Sanders Attington D. W. Cellins Clywar C.K. McPanland Naviohals Fiteshing C. H. Stewart Dobr C. Jackson J. ¥. Widfiams James Tichmond-Eawin Waddie Ebbitt G.ardson Alabama M. M. Alhey Birmingham California H. Lindley San Francisco Eecavonabo Wilmington H. H. Barnes Atlanta al el Ma Ingustd National Clincy Pedria Beste Kentuckt-O Sames Marton Rigen Louisiana B. B. Howard New Orleans Riggs Maine M. W. Stazkey Winthrow F. Merrill Quincy George A. Garatite Lynn Michigan W. Grary Barquette Minnesota E. B. Yate Minneapolis Shoseham George Thompson Rt. Paul NewsWillard Missouri van Valkenburgh Kansas City A.G Thleeng Carthage Brainerd Louis Penper Eoe Montana J. F. Hyde Butte Nebrasha J. Finley Omaha Brsby-E Newark Mecropolitas R.N. Bias Waterbury J. Averatt Elizabeth Thawless A. W. Shaw Tod B. James New York State M. D.lock Bull W. R Soung Wite Rochester New Willard.” Chig H. B. Canby Wits Dayton New Heber Ker, Jr Sawicky Boxer Scranton Tennessee Rindie Nashyie J. F. Leake Knoxville Nations George Moore Neshville St. James A. Stolth el Paso el Paso, Ebbttt., R. P. Clark, Galveston; C. M. Holetz Dallas Washington G. P. Sawyer Sattls Virginia John Carver J.B. Lawta Kz Meare J. C- Morrison John Hoane Wilisard Brown M. T. Davie J. . Thomas W. M. Puckett D. T. Voce John Lakey Dsioch Carver Chartestgs Arington Holt Duecau,Jr Huntington Berrs Charleston G. Hi. Carpenter Barry George Lawton Claremont W.A Brown Lawson Kilpiet T. W. Martin J. W. Stewart Nicklas Philip Geonyttl Harry Bowen Bramwell Raleign Wisconsin A W. Miller Waukesha

Bullets Cure Paralysis The Philadelphia Miracle

David F Rowe, paralysed on his right side for years, was shot five times by Casper Cooper in an attack at 1617 North Fifty ninth Street. Though expected to die, Rowe recovered at Pennsylvania Hospital and reports complete paralysis reversal and renewed strength after the incident, saying doctors cannot fully explain the cure. Rowe walked his farm, stood erect, and affirmed his recovery while recounting the assault and his decision not to die.

Philadelphia Phiadelphia David F. Rowe Casper Cooper Rowe Pennsylvania Hospital Cooper Jay Jeas North Hifty-ninth Street Tead Sai

When Fairy Tales Were Really So in Lippisestts

A curious verse laments bygone days of mermaids, brownies, witches, and dragons contrasted with modern times. The item notes two secret indictments against C. M. Christensen, a ticket broker, for forgery and ticket fraud.

Home Rule for Bowlers in New York Bowling Association

At a New York Bowling Association meeting the 16 000 to 37 000 member body voted to apply for membership in the American Bowling Congress the national body. Only one delegate opposed affiliation but four provisos were added. The association seeks home rule on officer decisions and asks the executive committee to urge Congress to amend the constitution to remove appeals to the national body.

New York Association American Congress New York New York Bowling Association New York City American Bowling Congress Nationiel Organization tHulftaen Congress

Rank of tennis players in last season awards

New York December 18 executive committee of the Naval Lawn Tenure Association met at the Waldorf Astoria to adopt season rankings. Singles No1 Beals Wright leads. other classes list Holcombe Wara, Alexander Hobart, F G Anderson, Karl Behr, H Torrence and many others with various placements in singles and doubles events.

Beals C. Wright New York Naval Lawn Tenure Association Bobert Leroy L. H. Wellner G. H. Nettleton R. X. Seaver W. ©. Grant J. C. ‘B. Jones Lewin Terry F. J. Suowar K. Morton HM. Molenhewer H. I. Hol H. Torrence F. C. Coleton Lyon E. J. Clapp BB. V. Lyon B. ‘J.' Gross Glass N. W. Nilon Plimpton W. C. Johnson Strecelva P. F Cole BR Rishon J. C. Ames H. D. Montgomery H. Homans N. Dann Hawk Cings Ward Wright Hackett Alexander Coliine Claea Hoe Wrean, Jr Fincke Liege and Claws Hobart Great Dewburnt Hort Nettleton Sun Perry Olnes Anderson Moltnafatier Sulloway Niles

Evils of College Athletics Speech Criticizes Recruiting

Boston December 10 Harvard head coach William T. Red Jr spoke at the Economy Club dinner in Cambridge at the Hotel Bellevue condemning graft in college athletics. He denounced soliciting athletes at prep schools and rewarding them to attend certain colleges, and blamed parents for allowing such inducements.

Boston Alus William T. Red, Jr Harvard Cambridge Vellain

JAP WINS TWO FALLS IN WRESTLING MATCH

In Atlanta a wrestling match between Marburger and E Mada ended with Japanese victory in the first and third falls, times twelve and eight minutes, while Marburger claimed the second fall in twenty eight minutes. Special dispatches from Washington and London report boxing highlights and a Philadelphia fight fallout.

Atlanta Gavec Marburger E. Mada

Cure for eczema praised in Cuticura remedies ad

An April 25 1905 testimonial from Mrs Bouma White Camden N J extols Cuticura for eczema failing six months with three doctors. She credits Ointment Soap Resolvent and repeated use for full facial recovery, urging others to try the pure cure and noting a forthcoming home remedy booklet.

Irs Bouma White Camden Eyere Taney

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