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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1904

Page

5

Accused of murder initials on the razor

Logan County authorities arrest Fred Stratton on murder charges in the death of Rosa White an eighteen year old girl from Hardin Whit. The victim was found with her head severed near her home after a struggle. Stratton allegedly surrendered without resistance and weapons near the body linked to him. He is jailed in Logan County and to be moved for further custody.

Stratton Logan County Washington Post Huntington W. Va Fred Strattan Rosa White Sung Lo- Bead Imuliun Gul Rosa Woe Hardin Whit Atrawley Creek

Shot on a Street Car at Washington by Unknown Man

A fracas on a street car in Washington bystanders watched as Thomas F Benton was shot by a stranger after brushing past a Black man. The assailant fired a revolver from the platform, wounding Benton in the chest and a right arm. The shooter fled into an alley as workers shouted for help.

Washington Dee Thomas Fe Benton Benton

Barton Sentenced Denies New Trial in Murder Case

Virginia and Maryland datelines report Judge Keedy denying a new trial for Charles Juirton, convicted for murder and sentenced to death. The court found guilt proven beyond reasonable doubt with strong circumstantial evidence. Separate items note state claims against Virginia over wartime advances and a tobacco growers meeting urging price-conscious curtailment.

Hagerstown Washington Post Hingerstown Keedy Charles Juirton Simon Tathelm Barton

Virginia Obituary Roundup from Richmond

Obituary notices chronicle deaths across Virginia. Mordecai, Cook, Spengler, Fry, Jackson, Cox, Mason, Heanley, Carter, McCoy, Livesey, De Bordenave and others are named with ages and surviving relatives, including widows and children, in a somber regional roll of mourners. Several veterans and public figures are noted, with brief biographical details and affiliations.

Nine Suspects Freed In Maryland Bank Robberies Case

Nine men arrested by Captain Pumphrey and detectives in the La Plata and Mount Airy bank robberies were released by Justice Grannan at the Central police station. C. Nor alias Norway was sent to federal custody. Steinbach Hart Cassing remain for further hearings. Others freed include Sheffield Wilson Parker Brooks Martin Walsh and Stoltz. Charges shifted to vagrancy. Steinback awaits a Warrant for post office robbery Kings Tree S C. Nor awaits Brookland DC warrant, Wart held for Waverly VA post office case. Cassidy alias Casey Big Casey faces murder charged in Woodstock burglary. Warrant expected.

Washington Post Baltimore Cant. Pumphrey la Plata Mohunt Steinback South Front Street Pumphrey United States Kings Tree Charles Nor Norway Brookland D. C Thomas Wart Waverly Robert Cassidy Casey Big Casey Purmphrey Woodstock

Firemen Injured At Fairmont Lumber Yard Fire

Special to The Washington Post from Fairmont West Virginia reports three firemen seriously burned in an early morning blaze at the Fairmont Lumber Company yard. Clarence Hamilton John Jenking and Clarence Jenking suffered head face and body burns as water pressure failed to reach the flames. Several other firemen and bystanders were lightly burned. Loss listed at 15000.

Washington Post Fairmont W. Va Fairmont Lumber Company Clarence Hamilton John Jenking Clarence Jenking

Virginia Weddings in Fredericksburg and Nearby

Virginia wedding notices report multiple marriages across Essex and Lancaster counties with couples including Andrew L. Davis and Mattlew Brooks in Essex, George Bbdgers and Danny Winstead in Lancaster, Wade H. Brushback and Fannie K. O Niel in Woodstock, and Eliza M. Reamy with S. F. Gouldman in Westmoreland, all officiated by local ministers. The items mention residences, officiants, and family connections, reflecting a busy December wedding season across towns including Fredericksburg and Petersburg.

Fredericksburg Andrew L. Davis Mattlew Brooks Alfred Brooks Essex County F. B. Beale George Bbdgers Danny Winstead Lawson Winstead Lancaster County F. W.laybrook Basex County Woodstock Wade H. Brushback Fannie K. O'Niel Dennis O'Niel Vaupluse Sta Vor Hey. J. G. Link Presbyterian Church Strasburg F. Gouldman Eliza MM. Reamy Westmoreland County TLM Reamy J. M Connelly Thomas Hyneon Leedstown Clara Pounds Hi . Petersburg St. Paul's Episcopal Church Lizzie M. Griswold S. Kearney Radford Washington, D Sliss Bessie Cary Wriole Brooks Rogera Petersburg C. S. Bunting Brlda James B. McCulloch

Death by own action shocks East Radford Va

Roy Barton a 25 year old skilled mechanic at Radford Fire Works shot himself after drinking and amid family distress over a sister's betrayal by a disappeared man. He died at 1 am after firing toward his wife then killing himself. the incident followed a troubled day and threats he carried from afternoon drinking.

Washington Post East Radford Roy Barton Radford

British Subjects in Jail Fight Vagrancy Case in Winchester

Three women proclaiming British citizenship and imprisoned in Winchester for vagrancy seek State Department help through the British Embassy. Named Mrs. Sarah Angell and daughters Elizabeth and Billie Angell claim refinement, allege a pending New York damage suit vs Metropolitan Street Railway, and request a local residence and support until aid arrives. They contacted Mayor Baker and plan to appeal for redress from the British Ambassador.

Washington Post Winchester Great Britain State Department Sarah Angell Elizabeth Billie Angell Metropolitan Street Railway Company New York Baker

Robbed and Beaten Man Lays Wounded After $50 Note Incident

Special to The Washington Post from Richmond Virginia reports ironworker Humphrey Glaze was robbed after showing a $50 note in a saloon. He was found senseless in the road with his watch and money gone, left penniless and badly injured near his home.

Washington Post Richmond Humphrey Glaze Glaze

Negro held for January circuit court in Virginia store safe robbery

Pearlie Tee, a negro, was ordered held for the January Circuit Court on charges of robbing the safe at Bidgood's store in Cartwrights Wharf, Virginia. A bloodhound traced the scent from the rifled safe to a house where Lee and another man were found. the dog identified Lee as the guilty party while the other man was released. The only other evidence tied Lee to the crime was his presence near the store earlier that day.

Washington Suffolk Pearlie Tee Bidgood Cartwrights Wharf Lee

Structural Trades Alliance of America forms five locals

The Structural Trades' Alliance of America convened at headquarters last night to authorize a public statement. The group now includes five locals, notably the Plumbers' Union, and outlines aims to unify hours wages and conditions, promote arbitration, protect trade autonomy, and avoid strikes while supporting central labor actions.

Structural Trades’ Alliance of America Plumbers’ Union Central Labor Union David Cleland Alliance Cleland Oertoral Trades Alliance of America

Eczema Cure Promoted By Catcicura Remedies

A Brooklyn man recounts relief from five months of facial eczema after using Catkcura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, noting recovery allowed him to go out and a return to clear skin within a month. He praises the products as proven by strong evidence and claims lasting improvement since 1898.

Thomas J. Soth Stagg Brooklyn N.Y Cuthars Ss. F London Basten Bas Potter Drug A Ghee. Corp. Bobs Propriata

Nervous Prostration Warning and Remedy Hint

A distressed narrator suffers loss of appetite headaches and sleeplessness, with weakened strength and blue mood. The text urges nerve recovery through a specific remedy that strengthens nerves, renewing vitality though not curing by itself.

Dr Miles Nervine Proclaimed Remedy For Nervous Ailments

A testimonial from Mrs. Chas Landrum of Carthage Missouri describes relief from nervous prostration after using Dr Miles Nervine. The ad asserts the product strengthens nerves and promises refunds if the first bottle fails to help.

Mrl Nervine Chas. Landrum Carthage Nervine

Four added to death list in Beaver River poisoning tragedy

Four more men die and three others are missing after drinking moonshine laced with wood alcohol at Beaver River mouth near Big Sandy. A jug of liquor saved from the wreck fueled a fatal chain of poisoning as crews struggled ashore from two sunken push-boats.

Ashland Beaver River Big Sandy Henry Spriggs Buffalo Field and Shade Daniels Muddy Branch Sam Harmon Henry Spencer Toms Creek Curtis Adams Johnson County Pileville Beaver Prestenberg

Funeral services for James S. Davis at 1333 Roanoke NW

Funeral services were held at the family home for James S. Davis, a longtime local merchant, with Rev. J. G. Butter officiating before his interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were former business associates. In other news, John Allen, a Black man, was arrested for robbery of a teacher at Four-and-a-half and C streets SW. Mary Kenney, 50, suffered a compound hip fracture in a fall on icy First and G streets NW and was hospitalized.

James S. Davis Roanoke Street J. G. Butter Luther Place Memorial Church Oak Hill Cemetery John Allen Hayden and Holt Allen Mary Jenifer Mary Kenney G Street First G Streets Providence Hospital

Expert on Bankruptcy Law Added to Trustee to Help

Edward Brandenburg of Brandenburg & Brandenburg was appointed special counsel to trustee H Rogler Dulany in the Thomas E Wagganan bankruptcy case. Justice Anderson of the DC Supreme Court ordered the appointment. Brandenburg, Maddox, and Gatley will handle the trustee's legal matters. Brandenburg, author of Brandenburg on Bankruptcy, is a recognized bankruptcy authority and his appointment has creditor approval.

Edward (. Brandenburg Brandenburg & Brandenburg Thomas E. Waggaman Justice Anderson Supreme Court of the District of Columbia H. Rogler Dulany Samuel Maddox H. Prescott Gatley Maddox Brandenburg Messrs. Maddox Gatley

District Lumber Exchange Elects Officers in DC Meeting

The annual meeting of the District Lumber Exchange was held at the Board of Trade rooms in the Star Building. Officers elected: William T. Galieher president, W. A. H. Church vice president, George E. Walker treasurer, Lee I. Herrell secretary. Executive committee includes F. W. Smith, J. W. Tolson, Samuel Ross, W. B. Tullock, H. L. Blacket. Committees named: Arbitration, Membership, House with listed members.

Lumber Exchange District of Columbia Board of Trade Star B William T. Galieher W. A. H. Church George E. Walker Lee I. Herrell F. W. Smith J. W. Tolson Samuel Ross W. B. Tullock H. L. Blacket W /H. Dyer George H. Walker Lee L. Herréll M| Weigand Thomas R. Riley W. A. Pierce JF. Murrill House Frank Elsinger Joseph L. Crupper

Arrest of Robbery Suspect Named in Mrs Eck Case

Moses moss, a 4 Negro, was arrested yesterday in connection with the robbery of Mrs. Maring Eck at 404 Rhode Island avenue NW a week ago. Mrs Eck described a Negro who knocked and asked her to change a 35 bill. The prisoner gave a fairly straight story and Mrs Eck partially identified him. The case will be settled in the Police Court today. Small Fire in Residence Reports Damage at 218 Eleventh Street SE. Firemen quickly extinguished a blaze in a second floor bedroom causing about $50 damage. Cause unknown, fire started in a bureau drawer. Veteran Patent Office Clerk Dead Thomas R. Sheppard, Civil War veteran and longtime government clerk, died Sunday night at 603 F Street NE. He served in an Ohio regiment, worked at the Patent Office since 1886, led G A R groups, and leaves a widow and two sons, one in Alaska.

Richmond Nerxané Mordecai William Mordecai Waras Bob Cook Oak Grove Twa David M Spengler Suurlas Sven Moses Fry Mt. Cofton Snenandoah Paki Nora Fo Jackson PoMittow Yadma James Cox Kinsale Wentmoreland County J Mason Turay Trwine County Iredericssburg Allison Heanley Northern Neck Liedrrichsburg W Carter Louisa County Wind Vasteek Bessie Vo McCoy Theodore Livezer Old Dominion Lang Company Maj Fergence de Gordenave Franklin, Va A “E Bordenave Pres N Maj de Bordenave Garfield France New Orleans Lee America Wiss Matile Pipkin John Pipkin Hachiyve Moses Moss Maring Eck Rhode Island Avenue Northwest Eck Eleventh Street Robert L. Lewis, Na. Fire Engine Company Patent Office Thomas R. Sheppard Cvil F Street Ohio Sheppard John A. Rawlins Alaska

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