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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1906

Page

47

Increased pay for members and cider sale ban debated

The Finance Committee favorably reports a Sadler pay bill doubling per diem to eight dollars, with Swift pressing a separate measure prohibiting cider sales near worship and camp meetings. Traveling libraries for public schools are proposed, with state boards to select books and fund library operations. A looming engrossment order and a public notices section follow, detailing legislative actions and community announcements.

Sadler Finance Committee Swift Tha Ois Smit State Board of Sattion Tigney Treasury

Virginia Obituary Roundup From Roanoke and Nearby Areas

Obituaries report the deaths of W Haster of Teinklin County and John B Foster Roanoke merchant from a stroke of paralysis, Miss Matilda Haster snoof Weal Pitts,lama County, age sixsixty, and Mrs Julia Agnes Jompeon near Risarside Rockbridge County aged seventy-two. Mrs L L Serm acer of Sharpe pie] Winchester district died after weeks of illness, age forty-two. Miss Jennie Stretler of the county died at Winchester, age fifty-three. News notes a death in Saintionio Ter of Rages, and Mr Digges who went to Texas for health, member of Lowmoor lodge of Masons Clifton Forge. Thomas J Sorrgill, road overseer near Lexington, Confederate veteran, twenty-seven children survive. Delegate Walter Carroll will push legalized primaries in Montgomery County to curb whisky and Morcy in primaries.

Roanoke Haster Teinklin County John B Foster Chatham F Matilda Hathersnoof Weal Pitts Lama County Julia Agnes Jompeon Bouthoer Risarside Rockbridge Coun Bane Sain Irteonio Ter Rages Aengerot Potchester Digges Texas Lowmoorodge Masons Clifton Forge Dow Thomas J Sorrgill Minty

Newport News Youth Shotself in Personal Wound

Special to The Washington Fest reports Ralph Alexander an eighteen year old youth died at his brother in law R D Brinkley s home from a pistol wound to the left breast. He left a note to his sister admitting faults he could not correct. Once a Morfolk messenger boy he came to the shipyard town and left home yesterday in best clothes carrying a pistol. He told his sister he had shot himself and that the deed was done in a vacant house last night.

Washington Newport News Ralph Alexander R D Brinkley Slater

Town Wiped Out by Fire in Littleton West Virginia

Fire in Littleton wiped out most of the town including the business district and homes. Estimated losses reach 200000 with several hundred left homeless after A M Crowe's stores ignited and destroyed key facilities. Aid appeals to follow from Cameron Wheeling and local authorities.

Washington Post Wheeling W Va Littleton Baltimore and Ohio Cameron M Crowe's Bank of Littleton Delbrugge Charles Moore Winer & Jolliffes Livery Stable Barney Shellers Mrs . Hendrick’s the Methodist Episcopal Emma Lewis Murphy & Duffs Chaney & Bartlett's Roge

Boy Killed His Father In Newport News

Newport News Virginia February 9 1906 William Turner eighteen in Hamilton jail charged with murdering his father Nelson Turner near Buckroe Beach. The son says the father intoxicated threatened lives and fired first. a pistol exchange ensued in which the father was killed. Other briefs include politics in Leesburg and Loudoun County Virginia and a murder case in Manchester with a debt suit in Norfolk.

Washington Post Newport News William Turner Hamilton Nelson Turner Buckroe Beach Hem Tnd

Conferees Fail to Bridge Gaps in Maryland Railroad Probe

In Annapolis the Senate and House struggle over investigation of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad finances. A compromise fails. debate shifts to next week with expectations of stricter railroad measures and a potential tax bill. Also new proposals include abolishing Queen Anne road commissioner and making wife desertion a felony.

Maryland Assembly Senate Perkins Sesson Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel Road Commission Queen Anne County Betts Lehmayer House of Correction Pairo Baltimore City Interstate Commerce Commission Myr Pairo Lincoln

Montgomery Appointments and State Delegation Report

Rockville Maryland February 9 1908 a delegation including Blair Lee Walter Carrell Louis Scholl and Charles Griffith advised Governor Warfield on county appointments for Rockville district officials including two Democratic members of the board of elections and a separate member for the board while reappointment of current poland justices was urged. A separate Richmond report notes a charter granted for Alexandria Home Fire Insurance Company and a Frederick Maryland request for funds for a Middletown Civil War marker in Hayes wounded site.

Gov Warfield Washington Post Rockville Blair Lee Walter C Carrell Louis B Scholl Charles J7 Griffith Robert G Hilton State Central Willam H Griffith Warfield William 17 Wade Board of Supervisors of Elections Thomas Vinson Sepple Poland For John B Brewer Joseph Rensing Clifford H Robertson Senate Crittenden King Hizel W. Cashel Jay Hill Clai Sligo Reuben Rigga Lawtonsville Richmond Alexandria Home Fire Insurance Company (Incorporated Alexandria W H May C H May J RN Curtin Alexandria Capital Frederick, Md Congress Middletown Frederick County President Hayes South Mountain Warren Keifer House Appropriations

Elopers Marry in Hagerstown Church Parsonage

Edward T Artz of Toms Brook Virginia Esq and Adelia Richard of Strasburg Virginia eloped to Hagerstown and wed today at First Christian Church parsonage by H C Kendrick in the presence of two witnesses. Death of J G Ridgely reported in Charlestown West Virginia. Ridgely, a traveling salesman from Baltimore, died suddenly of apoplexy at 3 am with his wife present. Seven children survive. The J Karr's Son Sale offers entire stock at auction without reserve starting today.

Washington Post Hagerstown Edward T | Artz Toms Hrook, Va Adelia Richard Strasburg, Va Wagerstown First Christian Church Sev H C Kendrick J. G. Ridgely Charlestown Wva Ridgely Baltimore J. Karr’ Sonn I St

Circuit Court of Appeals reconvenes in Richmond bench

The United States Circuit Court of Appeals reconvened at 10 o'clock with Circuit Judge Pritchard and District Judges Parnell and McDowell on the bench. Cases argued include No 645 James M Henrie versus Jock B Henderson and Union Trust and Deposit Co in bankruptcy of H Henderson and No 40 Norfolk and Western Railway Company v John T Graham trustee. Saturday conference session set, no arguments tomorrow. judges will confer over argued cases.

Sphectar Washington Post Richmond United States Cirrcuit Court of Appeals Pritchard Parnell and McDowell James M Henrie Jock B Henderson Union Trust and Deposit Company Hustea H . Henderson Clarksburg W Va James C MecClyge Parkersburg Norfolk and Western Railway Company John T Graham Page Huntington Jonn H Holt Herbert Fitspatrick Wallace & Pitepatrick Samuel L Adams Black Weinut Halifax County

Desperate Attempt on Minister Misses Target in West Virginia

Rey J Lineweaver, Harrisonburg native and Presbyterian missionary, was shot at his Pickens Randolph County home after preaching against local saloons. The assailant, a saloon keeper, was beaten by neighbors and jailed, to face attempted murder charges in Elkins.

Washington Post Harrisonburg Rey J & Lineweever Pickens Randolph County Wva Rey Mr Lineweaver Union Theolesical Seminary Richmond Pickeria West Virginia Lineweaver Limeweaver Elkins

Mosaic Worker Falls Five Stories in Norfolk Building

Washington mosaic worker Zena Lewis of Washington DC probably died after falling five stories down an elevator shaft at the Norfolk Law Building under construction. He loaded the elevator with cement and entered the platform. at the fifth floor the scaffold failed and he dropped to the shaft bottom. Doctors at St Vincent's Hospital could not determine his fate.

Washington Norfolk Washington Post Lewis Zena Washington DC New Law Zena Nft Zemia St .Vincent's Hospital

Romance of Thirty Years Ends in Harrisonburg Marriage

Long courtship culminates as Daniel Henry Tripp of Portland Maine marries Miss Fannie Elizabeth Sheets in Harrisonburg Virginia. The bride is younger by several years and the pair renewed their bond after decades apart, with the ceremony conducted by Rev J W Duffey of the Methodist Church.

Rook Mpvs Mnoon Reir Hamilton Frank T Methodist Hyerenatt Lacy Bruns Broom Harrisonburg Washington Post Harrisonburg Va Daniel Henry ‘Iripp Portland Fannie Elizabeth Sheets Rey In J W Uduffey Methodist Church Tripp

Reapportionment bill sparks vigorous fight in House

The Sixth District redistricting bill triggers a heated House battle after Senate passage by a slim margin. Potential candidates unnamed in the report include Coldames W Marshall of Craig, Judge Martin Williams of Giles, Capt Joseph Wysor of Pulaski, Hoge Tyler of Radford, Campbell of Wythe, and Judge Samuel W Williams of Wythe, with Carter Glass of Lynchburg likely to dominate if a gubernatorial bid collapses.

Washington Post Richmond Senate General Assembly Coldames W Marshall Craig Martin Williams Giles County Joseph & Wysor Pulaski Col Skemp Glass Hoge Tyler Radford Congress Mark Lvler Roanoke A Campbell Wythe Samuel W Willams Carter Glass Lynchburg Giags House

Union of Churches Effected in Dayton Council Adjourns

Dayton Ohio February details a tri church council adjourning after setting up committees to draft a creed and arrange property. Delegates favor a Congregationalist like church government with a conference system and believe union is practically accomplished. The call for further meeting is expected within eighteen months.

Dayton Ohio Tri-Church Council Congregationalists

Old Counterfeits Turn Up In Subtreasury Find

Three counterfeit half dollars hidden in a Texas to Chicago money consignment reached the United States subtreasury. Secret Service expert John H Wikre said the coins are part of a China made batch circulated in earlier years, detectable only by close inspection. New railroad for Mexico path mapped by Harriman associate in Los Angeles. Epes Randolph secured concessions for a western Mexico coast line through the Mexican government.

N. B Japan China Kumakusu Miyamoto Nagoya Daimie Miyamoto Kishu Chicago United States Texas John H. Wikre Secret Servic United States Treasury New Railroad Mexico Los Angeles Cal Epes Randolph BH H Harriman Southern Pacific Railroad

Chicago Man Plans the Erection of a Novel Structure

Chicago Feb 9 Ina Verne proposes apartments for automobiles with elevators to lift cars and chauffeurs to each floor. Each unit would include full garage equipment and huge elevators would move vehicles from street level to upper floors.

Chicago Ina Verne

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