Testimony on government case limits and a central detective bureau
The testimony discussed limiting government cases and supporting a centralized investigative and detective bureau under the Attorney General. It noted Deputy Wilkie and concerns about the French model, secret service secrecy, and the absence of prior Congressional violations by agents and officials. It touched on security details for presidents and past protection during Taft’s era and presidential trips, with budget references and interference by Congress.
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Wilkie
Chicago
Denver
Ceptra
Department of Justice
Syatem
Detective Bureau
Itvel
Two Centrate Law Blocked in Federal Restraint
A garbled OCR note describes a blocked centrate law and a restraining order affecting pending payments. It mentions the governor, South De listing, and an attempt to restrict or delay action. The fragmentary text references cent payments and an ongoing legal or administrative halt with unspecified parties.
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United States
Army Orders Transfer and Promotions Report
Army orders detail promotions and assignments across artillery and engineers. Major Paul W. Satta and Captain Troncel assume command roles. Hammon promoted to lieutenant at presen station. various officers reassigned to stations including Merwat, Nor Travtun, and Yortolk among others. notes indicate reorganizations within medical reserve and department units with Sabre stant duty and general staff placements.
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Alen
Orph Werse
Artilery
Hammon
Prein
Nate
Presen
Andsra
Fataporlnan
Sabre
Parmaster
Boaphal
Orders To Naval Officers From February 1 1908
A historical naval orders notice directs officers to prepare for underway duties on a February 1 1908 date. The document names command elements and specifies duties for officers aboard ships. It records the chain of command and expected readiness actions for the squadron.
Licensed to Marry in Virginia and Maryland Community Notices
Fragmented OCR lists multiple names and locations across Virginia Maryland and Washington area counties with priestly figures and couples named in a marriage license notice. It reads like a scattered registry of intended marriages and celebrants in Midland Berwyn Bethesda and nearby locales. The text embeds names of individuals with ages and addresses in a garbled sequence.
Health Office Deaths Record Shows Varied Ages Across City
A list of death records includes Charles White age 40, Cornelia Beall 74, Maunah 82, Adelbert Co Wash asylum patient, Michael McCarlan 22, Henry Siusmanne 1, Lunsford 41, Marton Naylen 4 months, Adam Shinn yea, John Harraon 28, Anna Oeen 1 year, Joseph Jones 28, William Campbell 10, Hattle Woot 25, James Toyer 2, Daniel Weight 52, Noble Ty Johnson 3 years, with causes listed as headaches and neuralgia. An ad promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE for cold remedy. Also a boxing note: K Lang defeats Squires in Sydney for Australian heavyweight title after 17 rounds. Lang had beaten in Melbourne last September.
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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
Veto for Census Bill and Civil Service Clash
President Roosevelt announced he will veto the census bill, citing civil service rules for appointments and opposition from Civil Service Commissioner McAhenny and Public Printer Donnelly. Osage Indians from Oklahoma visited the White House to request a government job for Gov Dawson of West Virginia, with Senators and Representatives discussing the matter.
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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
Train Wreck Kills Three North of Abbotville SC
Three men die when two Seaboard Air Line trains collide head on on a trestle north of Abbotville South Carolina. Locomotives and ten cars are demolished. Passengers are badly shaken and bruised. Names given include Clyde Moore engineer C J Nickels fireman and a colored brakeman Bathtrang.
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Sprcal Tourhe
Richyndnd
Ui ‘Eb
Seaboard Air Lines Railway
Abbotville
Clyde Moore
C J. Nickels
Keyes Beats Sullivan in Tough Ten Round Clash
Keyes narrowly trails but nearly wins as Sullivan holds off in a hard fought ten round bout at Shar Keyes Athlete Club West Sixty sixth Street and Columbus Avenue. Keyes lands sharp uppercuts and punishment in the fourth and ninth rounds while Sullivan fights back with a strong left jab, both fighters in good shape at about 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 Amid Oceanic Posts
Historical wartime honors appear as military reservations in Hawaii and the Philippines are named Fort De Russy Fort Huger Fort Upton Fort Frank and other sites. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company reports strong year end policy totals and growing distributions to policyholders while advertising highlights its nationwide reach and new business gains.
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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
Ener Insurance
Morgan sails may buy art in Europe trip
Financier J P Morgan is aboard the Adriatic sailing to Plymouth Cherbourg and Southampton with many financiers on the pier bidding him adieu He declines to say if he will buy more art while abroad Charles M Schwab also sails with Morgan and plans several weeks away including automobiling in France He jokes about Monte Carlo not this time.
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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 hearing in the Stirling divorce case focused on Mia Stirling’s witness stand. She said she is not free to marry Lord Northland, denying any misconduct and recalling Mrs Atherton’s failed breach of promise suit. Lord Northland testified for the defense, denying misconduct and supporting her testimony.
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Edinburgh
Stirling
Court of Sessions
Mia Stirling
Springfield Moves to Create Panel for Governor Contest
A joint resolution proposes a nine member committee from both houses to hear a governor recount petition and determine grounds for contest. The plan follows Hopkins gaining two votes on the latest ballot amid party maneuvering. 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 State Nomination Fight
A Albany line up produced a 31 to 17 Senate vote refusing to confirm Governor Hughes’ nominee Herbert H Cook to the new State highway commission. Some Republican senators crossed party lines, signaling a renewed struggle as the governor must propose another candidate. In Des Moines, Iowa, contest actions moved ahead as notice was served on Congress man-elect Jamieson to begin election contest proceedings 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 Burns in Major Fire
Special to The Washington Post Manassas suffered a major blaze tonight threatening Main Center and Last Streets areas. Firefighters battled for two hours with limited water before gaining control at 11. The former Manassas Hotel, oldest building, was destroyed along with groceries and household effects of George W Payne. Journal office and store saved after rapid action by McClellan Tetzer directing water from railroad stand. Journal press and part of building removed. Paynes logs valued at six thousand dollars. insurance undetermined. Origin of fire 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 Highlight Local Events and Appointments
Morriss Glaser of Hagerstown trading as Brenner Conquer dealer was signed as trustee for the benefit of creditors with assets around $1000 and liabilities to be settled. George Gumbert died at home near Garrett from burns in an oil fire explosion. J Frank Turner named to fill unexpired Talbot County court term as district attorney. John Haugh, assistant postmaster at Glopper Station, Baltimore and Ohio app arrested on a postal law violation. Kee Mar College guests helped fight a fire sparked by crepe paper and a gas jet during a midwinter reception, causing no heavy damage.
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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 Record Two Matrimonies in February
In Lexington at Capt Jesse M Artam and Mrs Arthur on Randolph Street, their second daughter Miss Carria May wed Mr Marlon Lewis Beeton with Rev William S Hammond officiating. In Baltimore at Mrs G S Pasquith home, George Lester Kesterson married Miss Ida Blanche Henderson, daughter of Capt Henderson of Palmers Virginia.
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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 on brakeman at church in Cumberland
Special to Washington reports William Crist a 30 year old brakeman from Cumberland Maryland was badly injured when a 20 pound bell fell from the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church steeple on Virginia Avenue striking him in the vestibule as revival services proceeded. Trepanning was performed to remove a 2 by 1 inch skull fragment. The cause remains a mystery though faulty seating is suspected.
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Washington Peat
Virginia briefs scarlet fever closes Woodstock school and fire hits farms
Scarlet fever outbreaks near Woodstock force county health board to close the public school at St Luke. The Ryman house, worst cases site, to be burned to halt disease. Grandstaff barn and grain burned after a fire. Grandstaff’s cattle saved as his lantern exploded. Lovell Jeffries, 5, injured by a heavy gate, requiring stitches. Washington and Lee University engineering and academic classes vote 32 to 2 for June commencement banquet. Rockbridge’s Carle Kerr Panton elected editor in chief of the college weekly Ring tom Phi. Migs Nelgin Turner of Texas dies after appendicitis surgery at a king hotel. Mary Washington Hospital Association names officers including John Mason as president and Sally Gravalt as treasurer. In Farmville, Watling, colored, injures wife and guest in intoxicated assault. a burning lamp knocks over a table, a house catches fire. Virginia Brown, 7, dies from clothing fire. State Farmers’ Association officials and Southwest farmers plan to attend Roanoke meeting protesting Richmond members. State Board of Education cuts examiners and inspectors from five to four. resignation of William A Jenkins accepted. Dinwiddie voters weigh a $17,000 improvement bond issue over 20 years. Roanoke reports a 40,000-acre land deal transferring Avon and coal lands to Pittsburgh capital. Catawba furnace site to be opened. Norfolk and Western and Chesapeake and Ohio railways to tap fields.
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Carle Kerr Panton
Washington and Lee
Rockbridge
the Ring
Tom Phi
Laurence Clathorne Witten
Migs Nelgin Turner
Longnew
Tex
Clarence King
Mase Turner
King
Virgina State Farmers’ Association
Southwest
Roanoke
Richmond
State Board of Education
William A Jenkins
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 reports a 34 year old local manufacturer ended his life at home by shooting himself after breakfast. He kissed his wife goodbye and, after entering his room, placed the pistol to his head and pulled the trigger. No motive is known. He is survived by his wife and four children.
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Thomasville Woc
Legal arguments and a death by self harm reported in Virginia case notes
A Washington Post special reports reformatted court activity in Richmond as the Fourth Circuit reconvened with judges Goff Pritchard Boyd and Dayton in attendance. Appellants Henneblyve Construction and Continental Casualty argued before counsel from New York Baltimore and Roanoke. In a separate note a Virginia woman, Mrs Christian Laws, attempted suicide using laudanum at her parents’ home, was treated by doctors and remains under care. she previously lived in Virginia.
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Washington
Continental Casual Company
Lynchburg
Lucian IC Cocke
Zohan Hart
Roanoke
Mefiton Mvarlex
Chicago
M 17
Alizer
R E Scott
Richmond
Ida G Juckson
Henry Jackson
Parkersburg
McCluer
McCormick
Williamsport
William Beard
Mt Asabler
Archer
Washington Rose Hagerstown, Md
Tech
Christian Laws
Virginia
Virginia Obituary Notes From Charlottesville District
Obituary notices from CharlottesiNe Virginia report Constantine Robinson of Campbellstown Louisa County aged 65 died at University of Virginia Hospital of dynamic obstruction of the bowels. He was a Civil War veteran of Albemarle Light Horse and survived by his wife and five children including Judge Clarence W Hobinson of Newport News. Also includes brief notices of Frank G McLaughlin aged 24 and Dr Percival Ogden, plus Mrs Nicodemus of Frederic and other family mentions.
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CharlottesiNe
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
Births and marriages span Rockville and Washington area
A flurry of notices records births from families including Norman and Nettie fate and Addie Nette, plus multiple marriages in Rockville and surrounding towns. Notable entries mention Rev J B Turpin and Rev L Wolfe performing ceremonies, with baptist and reformed church ties, and a weather kiosk project in Rockville funded by eighteen hundred dollars.
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Norman
Nettie Fate
Bos
Harvey
Annie
Fogia
Sir Arthur D
Addie Nette
Roy
Pitremti
Lark Nee
Frook
Jule
Willam
Ajotrzo aNg Adelside
Jaccha Piel
Mensy
Latte Brown
Washington
Rockyvile Md
United States Weather Bureau
Big Town
Willis L Moore
Weather Bureau
Rockville
Boy Dead of Lockjaw and Stabbing Deaths Reported
Special to Toe Washington. Petersburg Virginia February Forest Askey aged 44, son of William Aiken, dies at Peters burg hospital from lockjaw due to leg wound from a trap gun. Special to The Washington Post Wheeling West Virginia February 2 John Callahan, 15, stabbed by Charles Fordan, 16, at the Fia Glass factory in Moundsville. Fordan 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 Heiress Wins Suit Over Armstrong Land Deeds
Richmond dispatch reports Judge Gilinan in Virginia chancery court ordered defendant David W Armstrong to account for and return 529250 to Mrs Florence Maybrick and her mother Baroness von Roques after findings that Armstrong sold lands in West Virginia and Kentucky while acting as attorney for the Maybrick family. Deeds to the properties were set aside and Armstrong was not found guilty of intentional wrongdoing. The suit traced proceeds totaling 1035 dollars previously paid to trustees and baroness, with 62950 to be recovered by the plaintiffs as their share of misapplied funds.
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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 Judge Reedy granted an absolute divorce to Lilia L Wright from Frederick A Wright an architect and promoter married in Washington ten years ago The wife testified he brought home a girl named Bercas Branch and asked her to pay attention to the girl claiming she was his daughter by a governor's daughter The husband made no defense
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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 Sees No Action In Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania coal operators fail to fix 1909 freight rates to the lakes and postpone decisions. Eastern Ohio and West Virginia lines join in alleged rate discrimination favoring West Virginia. Next meeting set for February 11 to consider further steps including possible appeal to the Interstate Commerce Commission if disparities persist before April.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Police Use Measuring Club to Curb Sidewalk Obstruction
Alexandria officers under mayor orders patrol storefronts on North Royal street to limit sidewalk intrusion. A patrolman used a club as a measuring rod to indicate allowed sidewalk space to rival merchants, creating neighborhood amusement. Pending cases for other violators will be addressed today.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Part
Yeagerday
Policeman Beach
North Royal Street
City Hall
Roanoke Gets New 3-Judge Roanoke Corp Court
Special to The Washington Roanoke Va Leb 3 Judge Walter R Staples yesterday ascended the bench of the corporation court of Roanoke. He was educated at Washington and Lee University and the Boston Institute for Technology as a civil engineer. His career included work in the engineer corps U S Army on the Chicago and Mississippi River drainage system and later the coast and geodetic survey. He studied law at the National University, was admitted to the bar, and began practice at Lynchburg. In 1914 he moved to Roanoke and later was elected by the legislature to the hustings branch to succeed Judge J W Wood. Judge Staples is a brother, nephew and great grandson of notable figures in Virginia law and the Confederate era.
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Washington
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
Monkeys at Johns Hopkins Aid Color Experiments
The Johns Hopkins University biology department adds four monkeys to its experimental psychology unit. Prof. John B. Watson uses a grape reward setup to test color and light discrimination, with monkeys eager to perform for treats and praise.
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Washington
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
John B. Watson
Department of
Experimental Psychology
Johns Hopkins
Malaga
Watson
Campaigns Aim at Labor, Forestry, and Tax Proposals
Readable portions show bills in Raleigh to curb insurance rate combinations, promote forest management, fix oyster culture rules, and reform militia pay. A two year ban on selling birds was added, a tax on vegetables proposed, and a reporting duty on child labor. Debates highlighted antitrust concerns and county education control.
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Washington Post
Southeastern Tauft Association @ trust
North
Caroline
Senate
House
Nerth Carolina
Tuckers
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 Post from Clarksburg West Virginia reports the death of Dr John A Rameau chief surgeon in the Confederate army He died the morning after February 3 at age 52 years in a Confederate service era context with no further details provided
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Washington
Clarksburg
W. Va
John A Rameau
Health and disease fighting in your blood army
The text likens blood cells to soldiers protecting the body from germ enemies and promotes taking God's Sareaparilla, claiming it destroys illnesses such as catarrh anemia and fatigue while keeping you healthy and strong.
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Hood
Satan
North Carolina Notes Fire destroys Fayetteside bridge and plans for new courthouse
Fire yesterday destroyed a wooden bridge over the Fear River at Fayetteside. Estimated cost about $4,000, insured for $5,000. Durham officials consider combining municipal and county courthouse on the former site of a fire similar building. County plans to pay only a tenth of taxes, while the city owns a $42,000 site. Tobacco receipts show 2,090 more pounds on the Dieham market than last year, season avg over 13 cents. Will Ward, a Canton assault defendant, transported to foreign penitentiaries after hanging sentence set for March 3.
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Up Fear
Fayettesite
Durham
Aian
MTA
Dieham
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Sprait
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John H. Magruder
Connecticut Avenue
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Christian Xander
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Canton
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