Wilkie calls for central detective bureau in government
The testimony covered limits on cases and urged a centralized detective bureau under the Justice Department to investigate federal violations. Wilkie objected to the French system and emphasized protecting the President, noting past political hurdles and security needs.
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Wilkie
Chicago
Denver
Ceptra
Department of Justice
Syatem
Detective Bureau
Itvel
Two Centrate Law Blocked Faces Legal Challenge
Fragmented OCR text describes a blocked cent rate law amid state and governor involvement. It references restraints, a pending action, and regional mentions including Wisconsin and South Dakota. The readable fragments indicate a court action delaying a rate implementation pending further review.
Army Orders Assignment and Promotions Amid Military Movements
Army orders detail a reshuffle of officers including promotion to lieutenant and command changes. Brigadier general Bra mted and others oversee artillery units, with stationing shifts at Presen and Nor Travtun. The document notes promotions, reassignments, and duty reports across multiple departments and detachments.
Orders to Naval Officers February 1908
Orders issued to naval officers dated February 1 1908 specify command assignments aboard ships and stations. The record notes actionable instructions for officers including a named commander and duties at Parigua waters.
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Sail Ag Front
Akon
T Jewell
Ommand
Arayat Footy Oo Nore
Parigua
Licensed to Marry Taro Fanalas at Midland Virginia
A list of individuals including Rev William T er Geers Mo futeler Berwyn Md and Mavic Katrinai, with others such as James Sati Sarah Lijes and Rosa Jefferson, appears in a fragmented docket from Virginia locales including Midland and Bethesda. The text resembles a family or public record of marriages or legal notices with several ages and paired names. It reflects a 19th or early 20th century style notice with multiple pairs and residences.
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Taro Fanalas
Scana
oWowte
Tonehburg Va
Thea
Ceuta
Tate Ton Renaud i
Leas
Warte
Allen M_ Berrison
Barres
Calarton Va
William Ter Geers
Berwyn Md
Mavic
Katrinai
Bethesda
Dt Wells
Robesea
Hicks
Tonal Macleod
Coleman Fe
Amd
Tavinix
Fetc
Gini Maker
Sarah Curriett
Rey We
James Sati
Sarah Lijes
Wil Ferguson
Rosa
Jefferson Chariea
Charles W Miles
Annie Maxon
the Fey Witum
Nallor Thorn
Simms
Christind Drewer
Che Kes Philp Stewart
Health Office Deaths List Includes Multiple Residents
A health office record lists numerous deaths with ages and addresses, including Charles White age 40 at 32d St and Loule H Mayhugh age 34 at Stanton Place, plus Cornelia Beall age 74 of 1201 Columbia Road and Monauh 4 Lary age 82 at Bost Ave. The entry covers several other names with dates, places, and ages, reflecting a city death tally and hospital mentions. Also included is an unrelated boxing note: K Lang defeats Squires in Sydney for Australian heavyweight title after 17 rounds in Melbourne.
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Charles White
Loule H Mayhugh
Stanton Place
Sears
Cornelia Beall
Columbia Road
Maunah
Montgomery Ff Paragid
Sears Adelbert Co
Wash Asylum
Michael McCarlan
Pleasant Court Ne
Sears Henry D Siusmanne
St Pe
Lunsford
Marton
Naylen
St Na
Adam Shinn
President Roosevelt to Veto Census Bill and Civil Service Clash
President Roosevelt announced he would veto the census bill and send a message to Congress detailing reasons. The dispute centers on civil service reforms and appointments beyond Civil Service rules. Osage Indians from Oklahoma visited the White House, led by Big Heart, seeking government jobs for Gov Dawson of West Virginia amid political support from Taft allies.
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Add
Wade
White House
Roosevelt
Congresa
le Regula
Civil Service
McAhenny
Donnelly
William Dudley Foulke
Indiana
Foulke
Dis Service
Government Printing Office
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Census Bureau
Ce Weatana
America
Oklahoma
I Nda
Big Heart
Osage Council
Representative McGuire
Oklahome
Roman Togan Shon Ko Mot
Hacon Rind
Alex Ae
Paw Set Paw
Harry Kenpos
Minne Wau Hee
Alex Benator Lott
West Virginia
Gov Dawson
Scott
Taft
Dawson
Three Die In Train Wreck On Seaboard Line
A head on collision between two trains on the Seaboard Air Line near Abbotville SC on a long trestle killed engineer Clyde Moore fireman C J Nickels and a brakeman Bathtrang. Ten cars wrecked and passengers were badly shaken.
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Sprcal Tourhe
Richyndnd
Ui ‘Eb
Seaboard Air Lines Railway
Abbotville
Clyde Moore
C J. Nickels
Keyes Narrowly Fights Back Against Sullivan in Close Bout
Washington Post report on a ten round welterweight bout at Shar Keyes Athlete Club in New York. Keyes pressed from start, worn Sullivan in fourth, Keyes tired in middle rounds but returned with sharp uppercuts and punishing blows in ninth, Sullivan landed a hard left jab but Keyes fought on, both fighters around 158 pounds.
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Washington Post
New York
Beri Theves
Wid Sulllivan
Washington
Sixty-sixth Street
Columbus Avenue
Keyes
Sulivan
Sullivan
Forts Named for Veterans in Pacific Posts
Military reservations on Oahu and Carabao Island gain names honoring Civil War generals and Brevet Maj Gen Emory Upton. Fort De Russy, Fort Huger, Fort Upton, and Fort Frank memorialize Renee De Russy Thomas Ruger Emory Upton Royal Frank, with other dedications for Gustavus De Bey Leverett Welker and more. Metropolitan Life Insurance reports growing policies and benefits as it refrains from overpromising, highlighting steady interest and new business.
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Breet
Renee de Russy
USA
Miltary
Kalai
Oahu
Ha!Waii
Queery Emma Point
Island of
Hawaii
Fort Upton
Royal T Frank
Carabao Island
Philipine Islands
Fort Frank
Gustavus IA de Bey
Us&s V
Leverett H Welker
S A
Benjamin H. Randolph
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Hts
New York
Ite
Mnitainia
Ity Leynoidera
Thia Han
eAener Insurance
Morgan Sails May Buy Art and Temptations Ahead
Financier J Pierpont Morgan sails on the Adriatic with plans to visit Europe and possible art purchases. Charles M Schwab also boards, saying he will spend weeks abroad and automobiling in France. Morgan avoids committing to future purchases, saying he never knows what he will do.
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New York
Pierpont Morgan
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Mrs Stirling Makes Hit Not Free to Marry Lord Northland
Edinburgh Feb 3 The Stirling divorce hearing focuses on Mia Stirling as she faces questions about marriage plans with Lord Northland She declares she is not free to marry and that Northland has not proposed He denies misconduct and the defense calls him after Mrs Stirling’s mother testifies to distress over a letter from the Stirling nurse indicating possible improper relations The judge threatens to clear the room as spectators laugh at the claim about the breach of promise suit against Mrs Atherton
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Edinburgh
Stirling
Court of Sessions
Mia Stirling
Hopkins Gains Two Votes in State Governor Contest Bid
Springfield debate on governor contest intensifies as Hopkins adds two votes on the twenty sixth joint ballot. A new joint resolution proposes a committee of nine members from both houses to hear a recount petition and decide if a contest should proceed. Adlai Stevenson backs a separate gubernatorial challenge. Action postponed to next Tuesday.
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Springfield I
Tech
A J Hopkins
Carter A Harrison
Chicago
Hopkins
Togs
Shurtleff
Mason
McKinley
Lowden
Calhoun
Harrison
Sherman
Hopking
Hopkin
Adlai B Stevenson
Lee O'Neil Browne
New Setback for Hughes in Albany Lineup Vote
The Albany legislature rejected Gov. Cook's nomination to the state highway commission by a 31 to 17 vote. Seventeen Republicans joined fourteen Democrats to block confirmation, signaling further political maneuvering as the governor must submit another name. The contest against Cook followed earlier fights over Wallis' insurance post, led by Senate minority leader Thomas Grady Hepburn. In Des Moines, Iowa, notice was served that Rep. elect W Jamieson’s contest would start at Centerville tomorrow.
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Washington Post
Albany
Fey
Tere
Republican State Organization
Senate
Herbert H Cook
New State Highway Commission
Cook
Bengee
Wallis
Thomas Grady
Hepburn
Des Moines
Iowa
Congress
W Jamieson
theéEhehth Distrief
M L .Temple
W P Hepburn
Centerville
Manassas Hotel Destroyed By Major Blaze
A large fire in Manassas destroyed the old Manassas Hotel and damaged nearby buildings after two hours of fighting hindered by limited water supply. George W Payne owner suffered heavy losses while the Journal office and department store were saved with quick action. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Washington Post
Manassas
Railroad Avenue
Manangas
Manassas Hotel
George W .Payne
Manassax Tournal Office
McClellan Tetzer
Tmpe
WN Lopscomb & Co
Virginia Happenings From a Maryland City and County Notes
Morriss Glaser of Hagerstown trading as Brenner Conqueror deeded for creditors Joseph Wolfinger appointed trustee assets $1000 liabilities several thousand dollars. George Gumbert died from burns after an explosion while kindling a fire with coal oil at his Garrett home. J Frank Turner Easton attorney appointed to fill J J Harrington’s unexpired Covington district attorney term. John Haugh assistant postmaster at Glopper’s Station arrested for postal law violations. Kee Mar College guests aided fire in a midwinter reception room caused by crepe paper and a gas jet. damage not heavy.
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George Gumbert
Garrett
John — Haugh
Glopper’s Station
Metropolitan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hagner
Hagerstown
Haugh
Postoffic
Kee Mar
Virginia Weddings in Lexington and Heathaville
In Lexington on Randolph street Capt Jesse M Artam and Mr Arthur hosted the wedding of their second daughter Carria May to Marlon Lewis Beeton with Rev William S Hammond officiating. In Heathaville at Mrs G S Pasquiths home in Baltimore George Lester Kesterson wed Ida Blanche Henderson, daughter of Capt scher Henderson of Palmers, Va.
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Lexington
Jesse M Artam
Arthur
Randolph Street
Teir
Carria May
Marlon Lewis Beeton
William S Hammond
Trinity Methodist Church
Heathaville
G S Pasquith
Baltimore
George Lester Kesterson
Ida Blanche Henderson
Scher Henderson
Palmers
Bell Falls at Virginia Ave Church Injures Brakeman
Special to The Washington Peat Cuntherland Md Feb 3 Willam Crist a brakeman aged 46 from this city lies in serious condition after a 20 pound bell from the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church steeple fell into the vestibule as revival services were in progress He underwent trepanning a two inch by one inch skull piece was removed The cause remains a mystery with speculation the bell jumped from its socket and slipped from its docket through the steeple
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Washington Peat
Virginia Briefs From Shenandoah Valley News
Scarlet fever closes St Luke School near Woodstock after outbreaks at the Ryman house. Grandstaff barn and grain burned near Redbanks. livestock saved. Jeffries injured by a heavy gate. stitches needed. Washington and Lee endowment talks approve June banquet. Panton elected editor of the Ring tom Phi. Witten resigns. Turner dies in Texas after appendicitis. Mary Washington Hospital officers named. membership over 100. Farmville assault leaves two women injured. suspect’s wife stabbed. Virginia Brown dies from injuries in Staunton fire. State Farmers Association leaders plan Roanoke meeting on reforms. State Board cuts examiners and inspectors to four. Dinwiddie bond issue advances. Botetourt 20,000-acre land deal transfers Avon coal lands to Pittsburgh capital. Catawba furnace site included. rail access planned.
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Sneeks
Washington
Roanoke Va
Botetourt County
Pittsburg
Catawba
Catawba Creek
Norfolk and-Western
Chesapeake and
Oslo
Manufacturer Ends Life in Thomasville Nebraska
Special to Tu: A 34 year old local manufacturer in Thomasville Neb I A L Con ended his life by shooting himself after breakfast with his family. He kissed his wife, walked to his room, and killed himself with a pistol. No motive is known. He is survived by his wife and four children.
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Thomasville Woc
Woman Attempts Suicide by Laudanum in Virginia House
Special to The Washington Post from Richmond Virginia reports a woman named Mrs Christian Laws separated from her husband drank two ounces of laudanum at her parents home. Two doctors used a stomach pump but she survived. She formerly lived in Virginia and the incident followed family troubles.
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Washington Rose Hagerstown, Md
Tech
Christian Laws
Virginia
Virginia Obituary Notices From Charlotte Sun Feb 3
Obituaries from Virginia and West Virginia report Constantine Robinson of Campbell, aged 65, died at University of Virginia Hospital from dynamic obstruction of the bowels. He leaves a wife and five children including Judge Clarence W. Robinson. Also noted: Frank G. McLaughlin, 24, son of J. H. McLaughlin, died in Farmont, W Va. Dr. E. Ogden, aged ?, wed Alice Sapp, 9, at Shinnston, W Va. Mrs Nicodemus, widow of former Judge A. W. Nicodemus, dies in Fredericks, Md, with three sons and a daughter among survivors. Virginian Railway opens for through traffic Roanoke to Deepwater with new service. An accident at Deepwater injures Douglas M Penich, president of Strother Drug Co, not critically hurt.
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Constantine Robinson
Campbellz
Louisa County
Clarence W Robinson
Newport News
Eleventh Judicial Circuit
University of Virginia Hospital
Fluvanna County
Christopher Robinson
Middlesex
Albemarle Light Horse
Irma Robinson
Campbells, Va
E L Sutherland
Patterson
Ogden
Alice Sapp
Real Shinnston
poepMine
Nicodemus
Bowers
W J Eddy
Washapton Post - Baptist
Frederck
A W Nicodemus
Buck
Song
Mra Fulton
Lewis
Washington
Washngton
Roanoke
Virginiaa
Deepwater
Norfolk
Strothher Drug Company
W Va
Births and marriages span towns in Rockville and beyond
Reports from Rockville and nearby towns record several births and marriages. Norman and Nettie Fate announce twins born to Arthur and Addie. Stella Hostetter and Irvin Middiehaut wed with Reverend Wiever officiating. Rev J B Turpin, longtime pastor, dies in Pathernburg. Weather bureau plans a weather kiosk at the courthouse square for 1800 dollars, linking national services to local life.
Deaths and stabbings in Virginia and West Virginia
Forest Askey 44 of Petersburg died at Peters burg hospital from lockjaw due to a leg wound from a trap gun. John Callahan 15 was stabbed in a fight with Charles Fordan 16 at a glass factory in Moundsville. Fordan was arrested.
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Wasnington
Petersburg
Forest Askey
William Aiken
Atlantic Coast Line
Washington Post
Wheeling
Wva
John Callahan
Charles Fordan
Fia Slass
Moundsville
Fordan
Callahan
Maybrick Scandal Trustee Decree Readdresses WV Lands
Richmond report: Daniel Gilinan of the city chancery court issues a decree in the suit by Mrs Caroline Evon Roques against David W Armstrong. Decree cancels deeds to lands in West Virginia and Kentucky, requires Armstrong to account for proceeds, and awards the Baroness von Roques and her trustees about $529,250 from sales.
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Apecies
Washington Post
Richmond
Tudge
Daniel Gilinan
City Chancery Court
Day
Mte
Caroline Evon Roques
Mra
Florence Maybrick
David W Armstrong
New York
Vitenta
West Virginia
Kentucky
Armstrong
Maybrick
Mre
England
Whch
Eugsh
Groom
Harrison T Groom
Divorce Granted to Mrs Wright in Maryland
In Hagerstown Maryland on February 3 Judge Reedy granted an absolute divorce to Lilia L Wright from Frederick A Wright an architect and promoter. The record notes a dispute over an alleged other woman named Beras Branch and Wright's claimed family history.
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Sheweallington
Hagerstown
Reedy
Lilia L. Wright
Frederick A. Wright
Washington
Wright
Samuel Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
Mra. Wright
Bercas Branch
Big Wife
Coal Rate Quarrel Opens Without Action In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on February 3 Western Pennsylvania coal operators and coal-carrying lines met to fix 1909 freight rates to the lakes but adjourned without agreement. They threatened to appeal to the interstate commerce commission if discrimination in rates against Pennsylvania persists, with a renewed meeting set for February 4.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Enforce Showpiece Law Sparks Rival Merchant Feud
Alexandria police under mayoral orders began a sidewalk space enforcement crusade. Officer Beach used a club as a measuring rod to limit storefronts encroachment on North Royal street, drawing amusement as rival shoe sellers argued over space. Pending cases for other violations will be heard today.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Part
Yeagerday
Policeman Beach
North Royal Street
City Hall
Roanoke's New Judge Walter Staples Seated
Special to The Washington Roanoke Va Leb 3 Judge Walter R Staples ascended the Roanoke corporation court bench. He studied at Washington and Lee University and the Boston Institute for Technology, served in the U S Army engineer corps, worked on the Chicago and Mississippi River drainage survey, and held exams in the U S land office. He was admitted to the bar after graduating from the National University and practiced in Lynchburg before moving to Roanoke to lead the hustings court. He is related to Prof A P Staples at Washington and Lee and to the late Judge Walter R Staples of Virginia Supreme Court.
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Roanoke
Walter R Staples
Corporation Court of Roanoke
Washington and Lee University
Boston Institute For Technology
Engineer Corps
United State Army
Chicago and
Micaisippi
Zana
United States Land Office
Natuonal University
Lynchburg
Toanvhe
Hustings
J W Wood
Staples
A P Staples
Supreme Court of Virginia
Samuel Granville Staples
Color tests for monkeys at Johns Hopkins University
Special to The Washington net reports Johns Hopkins biology and experimental psychology staff acquire four monkeys for color and light perception experiments led by Prof. John B. Watson. Monkeys learn to distinguish colors using Malaga grapes as rewards, with Watson praising the animals as intelligent and cooperative.
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Washington
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
John B. Watson
Department of
Experimental Psychology
Johns Hopkins
Malaga
Watson
Protection of Birds and Labor Law Reforms Rise in North Carolina
Bills introduced in Raleigh to prohibit selling birds for two years, set bag limits at fifteen per day, and impose penalties. Senate and House consider forest management measures, oyster culture, militia pay, and antitrust issues while tobacco and cotton interests clash with child labor reporting duties. The Dare County election contest and party dynamics surface amid debates on education appointments and state authority.
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Southeastern Tauft Association @ trust
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Caroline
Senate
House
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Gumneral
Judiciary Committee
Bih
American Tobacco Company
Association of North Carolina Cotton Manufaturers
Dare County
Wiliams
Stimefield
Steingfelds
Confederate Chief Surgeon John A Rameau Dead
Special to The Washington Pant from Clarksburg West Virginia Feb 3 Dr John A Rameau aged 58 died the morning after an illness lasting two weeks He was chief surgeon in the Confederate army
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Washington
Clarksburg
W. Va
John A Rameau
Health lore promotes God’s Sareaparilla for germ defense
An old health column claims the blood is protected by tiny soldiers fighting germs and touts God’s Sareaparilla as a cure. It promises Hood’s Satan will guard against anemia catarrh and fatigue, claiming vaccines and treatments are unnecessary.
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Hood
Satan
Fire destroys bridge at Fayetteside on the Fear River
North Carolina note reports a wooden bridge over the Fear River at Fayetteside burned yesterday. The loss is estimated around 4000 dollars and the structure was insured for 5000. Officials discuss building a combined municipal and county courthouse on the old site. The plan faces tax opposition and a city owned 42000 dollar site. Tobacco totals show 2090 extra pounds on the Dieham market, season price above 13 cents, adding over a quarter million dollars in value. Will Ward, a Black man, formerly sentenced to be hanged for assault, has been moved to foreign penitentiaries under guard.
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Durham
Aian
MTA
Dieham
Will Ward
Canton
MecLeod
Fereign
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