Fairbanks Praised In Protest Of Papal Recognition
A Methodist Episcopal meeting at the Young Men’s Christian Association building adopted resolutions lauding Dalbanks for his stance in Rome against any formal recognition of the papal hierarchy by the U.S. government. The resolutions condemn Catholic power as a threat to religious liberty and urge all faiths to oppose Vatican influence in education and public life.
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Marriage and Death Notices Feature Names From Local Press
A fragment from a historical paper lists names connected to marriage and death notices. The readable items include Donna Maurer and multiple personal names, indicating a community record page with social notices and obituaries.
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Catholic Church and Vatican Visit Debate in Washington
Writings from Washington discuss a Methodist meeting's reaction to President Fairbanks and Vatican ties. They question if private visits to the papal court count as official recognition and compare responses of Taft and Roosevelt, noting the Pope's Jubilee and foreign monarchs' greetings. Hutchins locates the debate to February 7 in Washington.
Fragmented Names in Notable Couple Lists and Multiple Mentions
An OCR fragment shows a long list of pairs and names linked by quotation marks and stray places. It mentions individuals from Georgia to Virginia, Maryland and Ohio, with ages and partial surnames, suggesting a genealogical or social roster rather than a cohesive event.
Health Office Record of Names and Ages from Public Notices
A compiled health office record lists numerous individuals, ages, and addresses across multiple local properties and institutions. The entry references residents and patients with various names, ages, and locations in a dense OCR text, including hospital and street addresses, ward numbers, and household identifiers.
Virginia Divorces Debate Delays Bill and School Aid Ruling
Special to The Washington Post Richmond Va Feb 7 The house tax committee sent the divorce bill back for further investigation with arguments from opponents who call it a backward step Virginia leaders say it would misalign with national trends A Virginia State Bar meeting will consider the proposed amendment and a Baptist ministers conference committee will back efforts to defeat it The attorney general says the Baker bill extending state aid to a new school for wayward girls is constitutional A discussion on income tax filings and perjury penalties is noted with juries to verify asset disclosures
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Nansemond
Brinery and corruption in circuit court dispute
Judge Burdette criticizes depositions showing alleged perjury bribery and corruption in the injunction case aimed at stopping CE. Topping from voting on city council. Topping, a wet candidate, had won amid a telegram claiming Cook’s resignation which was later admitted as fake. The case highlights partisan division over the Mauer question.
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Lawyer's View of Christ to Be Spoken Tonight
Washington Post Bureau report from Alexandria notes Representative Carlin of Virginia will introduce Representative Aneberrs of Ohio at a Knights of Columbus event featuring a lawyer's talk on The fate of Christ from the Viewpoint of a Lawyer. A Sacred Heart Church quartet will perform with Latimer Young Randolph Nolan.
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Gun in Hand Seeks Banker in Richmond Return
Special to Tia Washington from Richmond Feb 7 William H Petrius, who two years ago fled the city after stabbing several people and vowing vengeance against Henry Hotchkiss, a local banker, returned last night. He forced entry at the Hotchkiss residence with a revolver and gained admittance after a maid opened the door. Police were notified by telephone but Pettus escaped. He was seen today in Petersburg boarding a trolley toward Richmond, while a squad of police guarded the Hotchkiss home.
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READY To CONFER ON MRS FORD TRIAL DATE
Special in The Washington Poet reports Baltimore feeds the committee of conductors and train men will meet with prosecutors and Judge Swing to set a trial date for Mrs Jeannette Stewart Ford on charges of blackmail and receiving stolen money. A second conference over two weeks is planned as the prosecutor cites earlier juror verdict issues.
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Boy mauled by wolves at City Park cage in Parkersburg
In Parkersburg West Virginia February 7 near the city park a three wolf attack injured Clyde Morlan a year old boy near a cage of wolves at the menagerie. An attendant rescued him and doctors at City Hospital amputated his left arm while hoping for the best for the boy.
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Senator Claims Express Rates Seven Times Freight Charges
New York reports that Minnesota Senator Sundberg testified before an interstate commerce commission examiner, alleging express companies colluded to keep rates light. He said he paid seven times freight rates for agricultural machinery from Minneapolis. Walls Fargo Traffic Manager Ludlow argued rates are reasonable and about three times the first-class rate. Briefs were ordered and oral arguments set for Washington on April 1.
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Trial of Earl and Dudding Opens in Huntington
In West Virginia the murder trial of Earl and Dudding for Kay Chapman’s death began in Huntington. About six witnesses were examined revealing small details of the tragedy and the late uncle’s wealth.
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Virginia Briefs: Bristol annex work and Roanoke shops
The Virginia brief notes ground broken for a $40 000 annex to the federal building in Bristol. Roanoke saw ground broken for repair shops and a roundhouse by the Virginian Railway. Other items mention bank stock changes, court actions, indictments, arson, a fatal accident near Martinsburg, and a suicide in Mount Jackson.
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Parsons Dies Suddenly Widely Known West Virginia Lawyer
Willam O Parsons, a lawyer and Democratic candidate for Congress in West Virginia's Fourth District, died suddenly in a Charleston hotel. He had been hospitalized briefly and was discharged today before his death occurred ten minutes before his father Judge William A Parsons arrived.
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Calhoun To Be Tried For Bribery Case
San Francisco superior judge Lawler denied a motion to dismiss the Patrick Calhoun case president of United Railroads. He ordered the trial to resume Monday. The district attorney said bribery charges and missing witnesses made a conviction unlikely, but the case proceeds.
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Maryland Weddings Unites Two Couples in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown on February 7 Elizabeth Mel Barner and Harry Nelson Noffeing er of Harrisburg were married by Rev Dr S W Owen at St Tom's Lutheran parsonage. Frances KR Johnson of Woodsboro and Willam N Rider of Westminster also wed at Hagerstown, performed by Rev Dr B W Gwen at Bb Tohn's Lutheran parsonage.
Widow Loses Will Contest In Virginia Court
The circuit court in Winchester Virginia decided a will contest involving the estate of James F Whitacre. The widow Mrs Merrie Whitacre claimed two thirds of the estate claiming residency in New York. The court ruled Whitacre a Virginia resident and the will to be construed under Virginia law awarding her a house and lot in Winchester and a share of the estate to relatives of the testator.
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Cotton cargo fire checked on steamship Virginian voyage
Fire in the cotton cargo of the British steamship Virginian, en route from New Orleans and Charleston to Antwerp via Norfolk, was extinguished by steam and water as the vessel passed Cape Henry. Damage was confined to the hold. charred cotton removed to the deck for inspection.
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Capt P A Chisholm Dead at 68 in Oakland Maryland
Special to The Washington Post Captain Peter A Chisholm aged 68 died at his home in Oakland Maryland after Brights disease. He enlisted in the Confederate army serving three years in Company F Hardy Gray 6 Stonewall Brigade as a member of the Haymaker Steam team he won prizes for marksmanship including a Chicago contest against top American shots. He was a successful hunter and angler and is survived by his wife.
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Crothers Names Officials In State Posts
J Fox for State Fire Marshal and Wade of Washington County named as Western Shore Fish Commissioner. Western Shore region appointments reflect Crothers announced slate of officials and their jurisdictions.
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Governor Crothers names new officials and judges in Maryland
Special to The Washington Post from Annapolis February 7 Gov Crothers sent his first batch of appointments to the legislature naming officials who will serve. The notable pick is J T C Williams a veteran newspaperman and lawyer selected to be judge of the Baltimore city juvenile court succeeding Judge Jacob Moses. Other choices include chief of the bureau of statistics and information and several county and local posts. The body of fire marshal Thomas J Ewell of Baltimore died after an operator mishap at the hospital. The governor said appointments would come day by day as decided, with the February 6 term import. Three local Cecilius bills were the only measures introduced and none reported.
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Cold snap grips Western Maryland with 3 degree low
Washington county records a bitter Sunday night as temperatures drop to 3 above. Fruit growers report buds unscathed after frost despite extreme cold. Hagerstown Spoke and Bending receivers say assets total 3338 dollars against 4618% liabilities, stockholders to be paid 8 cents on the dollar. Cumberland Valley Paper Box Co organized in Hagerstown with 500 dollars capital to make paper boxes and battle cartons. C P Henche president, Bruce M Helm VP treasurer, John B Frantz secretary and GM.
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John H Core is Dead in Norfolk Real Estate Leader Dies
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Va Feb 7 John H Core who owned more real estate than any man in the city died early today at age 71 He was born on the Eastern Shore of Virginia and served in Mosbys command during the Civil War He later became a trading merchant in Norfolk He is survived by brothers William T Core and James J Core of the Eastern Shore and a sister Miss Margaret Core.
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Weet Virginia Coal Melds Plan to Link Monongahela River Areas
Engineers for the Baltimore and Ohio survey a route connecting the Monongahela River branch to the Shor Zine near Lumbernart, with a bridge over the West Fork River near Hagerstown Lodge. The project aims to ease congestion and quicken shipments, amid broader talks on rail expansion and offshoot offices, while opposing factions urge repeal of a Washington county provision. Joe Wiley sues for absolute divorce at Hagerstown. Frank Offutt, a Cropley farmer, dies aged 35. Ela Newcomer, widow of John A Newcomer, dies at Beaver Creek. Mary Ann Vers, widow of Jacob Heyers, dies at Huyett. seven children survive.
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Warrant For Policemen In Storehouse Theft Case
Deputy Sheff swore out a warrant charging housebreaking and entering without a warrant at the Ins bert & Dunkan storehouse. George D Phelps Harry Hart T L Williams and Poe Santer named as substituted policemen. Two jugs valued at 1 Martinsburg Bond Issue Sold in Martinsburg Va bids from Hake Watts Co and Hambleton Co of Baltimore won the full 340 thousand dollar water system bond issue at 767 dollars per hundred.
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