Father Sons Hold Father Prisoner After Woman Murder
John Randall was found slain in his home near Barnard North Carolina as his two sons aged fourteen and fifteen kept guard with shotguns through the night. They testified that they captured him after discovering his wife dying in the road, and held him in the same room near her bier while authorities arrived. Mrs Randall died from wounds described as inflicted by her husband, with the boys presented as eyewitnesses to the tragedy and its immediate aftermath. The coroner and officers took Randall into custody at daybreak. The scene and testimony mark a grim family tragedy with the boys acting as improvised guardians in a fatal event.
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Washington
John
Joel Blardall
Cheely
John Randall
Bier Hs
Han Uffuers
Vora Oil
Joan Randall
Barnard
N.C
Gome
Husha Randall
Bovine
Ted Gang
Tan Quintite
Fovaene
Marshall
Plainfield
N. J
Fez
Witliam de la Hoche Anderson
Watchung Mountain
Kr. Anderson
Anderson
Roads Answer Complaints Against North Carolina Rates
The document reports a complaint response over railroad and road rates affecting North Carolina and Virginia ports. It notes the case involves merchants, competition, and alleged discrimination against North Carolina routes versus Virginia ports, with mentions of Durham Wriston and Petersburg.
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Kate Phewaanmeton
Faith
Costa Today
Nashville Ratsways
North Carolina
Ninanion Demist
Durham
Wristonayey
Virginia
North
Mose
Seneulna
Carolina
Dagar
Courrat
Wren Road
Care
Lenchburg
Petersburg
Warden Commits Suicide Amid Health Struggles at Prison
Charles Tiwidex, warden of the state penitentiary at Moundsville, died by jumping from his office window. Reports say health issues and recent advisement by physicians played a role. he had previously lived in Borrsonville, Kentucky, and served during a period of reform programs across several counties.
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Aedes Feng
Charles Tiwidex
Moundsville
Cheroy
Tihath
Jury Dismisses Archer in Norfolk Case
In a terse session Archer case ends as Archer and associates faced trial. Reports note police had earlier detained several witnesses but defense argues insufficient evidence. The judge granted dismissal without prejudice while investigators continue to review related documents and alibi claims.
Court awards $800000 in coal lands suit loss
A New York City based company and others lost a suit valued at $800,000 over coal lands. The State Supreme Court ordered the parties to form the necessary agreement and pay the prices, with several defendants notified. In other news, local elections saw turnout and a mayoral vote, while social notices record a church wedding and candidates for attorney general.
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Washington Post
Grarion
Decisian
Canapa
Astern Corporation
New York City
Eave Nuticn
State Supreme Court
Oyster conference moves to Richmond talks in Annapolis
In Annapolis on February 7 the Maryland senate passed a joint resolution to form a commission to go to Richmond for conference with the legislature there on joint oyster legislation for the Potomac River. Senate members Lintiicum Greenwell Brashears Muburo and Andrews named. a related option bill was introduced by Senator Baker. House action followed last week. hearings begin next Tuesday week with Anti-calvon League on the program. A Baltimore public utilities commission bill, proposed by Mr Maley, would create a panel including the mayor, the city’s comptroller, the president of the second branch, and two appointees to examine public service corporations and seek relief for residents.
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Sparlat
Tra
Washington Post
State House
Annapolis
Senate
Maryland
Richmond
Potomac River
Sctis
Lintiicum, Greenwell
Brashears
Muburo
Andrews
Baker
Harford
House
Senate Votes Repeal Repeats All Amendments
Richmond Va feb 1 By a 5 to 4 senate vote the chamber passed the repeal measure with amendments. the bill faces a longer discussion period as Halsey and Mamundson spoke. In the House John R Rew proposed an amendment for popular election of revenue commissioners. The resolution awaits ratification by the people to take effect. An investigation into Judge Blackstone's charges may extend the session.
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Blackstone
Virginia
House
Washington
Richmond
Senate
Frederickstuirg
Potomac
Halsey
Mamundson
Pha Halsey
Hatsev
John R. Rew
Accomac
Ives
W. G. Biickstine
Eleventh Judiciary
Gto
General Assembly
Eyrd
Touse
Wang
Sange Hinckstone
Pebraney
Twenty Years for Hale and Trial at Joneshorn
The jury returned a verdict of second degree murder for Hale in the case of Uhy Davis. The judge warned the jury that the sentence could be denied or a new trial granted, and Davis, brother of Lal lie Davis, faces murder charges in a separate case. The December actions relate to objections over ACE Fiale's attention to his sister, with Hale accused of murdering his brother Victim.
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Tae Washington Pos
Broil An
Rey Tale
Joneshorn
Uhy Davis
Tag Bee
Tris Davis
Lallie Davis
Ack Vale
Donne Cis
Uni
Lutaogerteel
Ace Fiale
Lel Hale
Les
Victiia
Resigns Under Charges In Kanawha County Court
Judge McDonald resigns from the Kanawha County Circuit Court amid impeachment proceedings on bribery drunkenness and immorality charges. The resignation was accepted by the other two court members ending the case abruptly. Meanwhile William Nesbitt of Washington County died at age 62 in Monroe Maryland after a long residence there. Prisoners in Winchester are to be put to work cleaning streets per a new mayoral proclamation.
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Speraal
Warliveton East Chartestan
W. Wa
Pebot—Tuethas
Join & McDonald
Kanawha County
McDonald
C. B. Darby
Wasmagton
Pau Rockville
William Nesbitt
Monrose
Bridt
Nesbitt
Washington County
Sermitt
Lon
Washington Post
Winchester
Baker
Mon
Lee
Tuagiva Law
Te Tuuend
United States Circuit Court of Appoats Tolay
Madison J Bray
Tnislee
Evantsile Contract Canyon
Witd
Gemge Wo
Harkersbies
WooVa
J. A. Dap
Noanehe
Petitone
Anity
Wo Vandervort
Tucketaburg
W. Va
AB. Fowler
Hschyune National Bank of
Hschyune National Bank of Syeaenae
N.Y
Jalan
F. Palmer
Anpelice
Cénteal
Chenil
Abingdon
Veayimtou
Bevagid
Apuoliant
Union ‘Rest Company
Roberto Furuxt
Himaie
Adigwed
Aaundela Rowena Tink
Campuns
Alesandria
Stranded Vessel Floated Near Norfolk Va Inshore
A damaged OCR item reports a Norwegian vessel ashore near Norfolk Virginia that has been floated and arrived safely, with no injuries noted. The ad text promotes PASO OINTMENT for healing burns and eye issues, claiming fast cure times and low prices.
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Wesmucan
Norfolk
Wrecking at Alexandria Bank Leads to Heavy Sentences and Inquiries
In Hastings Court a grand jury indicted Ernest L. Dashiell on six counts including forgery and grand larceny connected to a bank wrecking case at Leopte's Hark in Alexandria. The fate of Alex B. Butt hinges on verdicts, with potential ranges from 28 years to 26 years in the penitentiary. The Alexandria Chamber of Commerce banquet looms with railroad leaders expected to discuss city prosperity and freight issues. Also reported: a missing local girl, a death penalty stay for George Midgets, a Alexandria woman’s Paralysis death, and upcoming wedding invitations for Vittoria Peed and Charles Townsend.
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Wuahingtons
Norfolk
Hastings Court
Dartsmouth
Ernest L. Castaell
Duskie
L. Harrell
Duskien
Click & Purnell
E. Purnell
Clark
Colert K. Dex
Laverpool
London and Globe Insurance Company
New York
Clark & Purnell
Latie Omeer
Leopte
Alex B. Butt
Butt
Washington Post Bureau
King Strot
Alexandeia
Alexandrian Chamber of Commerce
Alexandria
Ulek
Rmt3s Council
Southern Railway Company
Trix
Vittoria Johnson Peed
Charles H. Townsend
Waslington
A. PD. Brockett
North
Washington Street
Woman Charged With Libel and Forgery Case
A Maryland area report states Mrs Sadie Krise of Hanover filed a charge against Cover Fremely for a libelous anonymous letter mentioning his name. Fremely was arrested on libel and forgery charges after a handwriting analysis deemed the letters identical to Cover. He was committed to jail in default of bond.
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Thagerstown
Aid
Sohn T. ‘Wer
Migerstown
Sadie Krise
Eanover
Krigo
Jan
Hearing ends on Bristol judge Willam Rhea confirmation
Washington Port Richmond Va February 7 the joint legislative committee heard charges against Judge Willam TF Rhea Bristol appointed to the corporation commission by Governor Swanson. Hearing concluded with witnesses and arguments. Report to come soon likely Monday with indications of exoneration and confirmation. No proof of bribery or corrupt practices in two elections. A minority report possible.
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Washington
Richmond
Willam TF. Rhea
Bristol
Gov. Swanson
Corporation Commission
Joint Legislative Committee
Prolong Life With Dr Miles Heart Cure Claims
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Heart Cure as a life extending tonic for weak hearts. It recounts a Portland Maine man who suffered faint spells and near death, then improved after two to three bottles. The testimonial promises relief and a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
Co Ness
Portland
Elkhart
Inde
Mount Dee
Isthmian Canal Commission awards Gatun power plant contract
The Isthmian Canal Commission yesterday awarded General Electric Company of Schenectady New York a contract to furnish a power plant for the Gatun locks construction. The maximum cost is 197000, and delivery on the isthmus will occur within four days from the contract date.
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Gatun Locks
Isthmian Canal
First foreign teams arrive for New York to Paris car race
The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria docked in New York bringing Germany's Lieut Koeppen and Engineer Hans Knape along with four French teams and one Italian entry aboard La Lorraine. Four American cars are entered with possible additions. The路 race begins at Times Square, proceeds across the United States to Seattle then Alaska to Nome, then Siberia, totaling about 20 000 miles and 26 to 30 days.
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New York
Banra
Paris
Behring Strait
Siberia
Times Square
Forty-second Street
Broadway
Ila
San Francisco
Seattle
Valdez
Alaska
Nome
Strait
East Cape
Shoe Day Charity on the Bowery by Congressman Sullivan
In New York the Bowery hosts Shoe Day as Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan distributes new shoes and woolen socks to help men in need. The annual event, Sullivan’s pet charity, drew more than 6,000 attendees before doors opened at the club rooms.
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Bowery
New York
Timothy D. Sullivan
Tim
Sullivan
Esterday
Virginia Obituary Notices Across towns Feb 7
Obituaries from Wouilstoc Fredericksburg Danville Warrenton Hots Charlottesville and Roanoke note deaths of Joseph Rorenberger Tishard Hughlett Bread E J Brown James L Chamberlain Malinda King Anderson John Edward Tall Suean E F Johnson and relatives. Ages range from late forties to eighty two with varied survivors and local ties.
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Wouilstoc
Joseph Rorenberger
Ainery Ears Ok
Weogstrek
Isbur
Fredericksburg
Tishard Hughlett
Brafford County
Frame
C. A. Bryan
Stafford Court House
Bryan
Cheespeake City
Ma. Hao
Virginia
Stafford County
Braffort County Court
Danville
E J. Brown
Johnson
Hume
Washington
Frank Hume
Meat Pie with Potato Crust and Other Dishes
A collection of old recipe instructions for meat pie with potato crust, potato crust dough, rice croquettes, stuffed cabbage, olive oil cake, coffee cake, and Pompeian olive oil brand. Steps outline simmering beef, preparing crusts, forming croquettes, stuffing cabbage, and baking. Includes ingredient lists and hints for frying and baking.
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Voss
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Seeveral
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Maryland Coal Company
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Alry
Ile
Atlif
Theskitchen
Mr. Wilamson
Elphonzo Youngs Co
Ninth Street
Wat Issa
J. WM. Weber
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Buffalo Market
14Th St. N. W
Carley’s
Cor. 20Th and
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Galt
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Rock Bottom
Budd
Poone Main
GEO. F. Zeh & CO
Mt, Pleasant Street
Loffler
Boston Baking Company
U. S. Capitol
George Hauf
M Sts
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Henry Thomfordt
TL Center
P.ithe
WM. M. Galt & CO
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Virginia Weddings
Jay Cooke
Ellis Paxson Oberholtzer
Robert Morris
George W. Jacobs & Co., Publishers
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