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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1906

Page

13

Oyster Boat Slaves Questioned After Cruelty Claims

The Windom expedition to Chesapeake oyster dredging vessels found apparent slavery but no complaints or witnesses. Captain Marsh’s former crew member Capt Justice faced arrest on cruelty charges. Justice sent to grand jury with bond.

Washington Post Norfolk Marshal Morgan Treat Windom Chesapeake Windorn United States Stephenson Snike Secral Vdom Reidsville Marsh Cape Justica Maddux Creek Colonial Trail Justice Thomas Cunningham Weiter Cunningham Caupt

Elevator fall claims life at city building

Washington Post Norfolk Vaneb IL Louis Zenia of Washington died after a fall down a shaft in a new law building under construction. He was riding a loaded elevator when it descended to the fifth story and the car floor fell, trapping him and fellow riders. He did not regain consciousness at the hospital.

Washington Post Norfol Vaneb Louis Zenia Washington, L Natonal Mosaic Company St. Vincent de Paul Ciewstor Law Building Janib Senia

Woman's burns prove fatal after lamp incident

Multiple items report deaths and legal notes from Virginia and nearby areas. Ulysse Reese died from burns after an oil blaze allegedly caused by Louis Fira. a charge of murder against Brown is noted. Various obituaries detail local residents' deaths, ages, and survivors, including Emory Nicholson, Thomas Dyson, Fingbert Knapp, and others.

Townswipe: Fire destroys Littleton W Va. many homeless

A massive blaze in Littleton W Va on Friday wiped out sixty buildings and left nearly 1,000 people homeless. The sole surviving saloon was shut by order but reopened, prompting Mayor Bradley to send a sledgehammer to destroy beer stock. National Guard tents house residents as governor orders aid.

New Martinsville W. Va Littleton Bradley Harry Crow National Guard Dawson

Train collision in West Virginia injures three railroad workers

A rear end collision between two Baltimore and Ohio freight trains at Shenandoah Junction West Virginia injured three railroad men. Engineer William Sunday of Pottsville Pennsylvania allegedly fell asleep at the nine mile grade and the runaway trains struck. Sunday and fireman William Knapp were hurt and taken to Western Maryland Hospital in Hagerstown while brakeman F D Johnson was taken home to Brunswick.

Washington Prat Cumberland Baltimore and Ohio Shenandoah Junction W. Va William Sunday Pottsville F. D. Johnson Sunday Knapp Staunton Western Maryland Hospital Brakman Johnson Brunswick

Accused of Killing Mate in Norfolk Tug Captain Indicted

Special to The Washington Post. Norfolk Virginia February 11 Capt H 4H Hickman of the tug Margaret indicted for the murder of Mate Thomas Harvey of the same tug in Norfolk. Hickman, a Baltimore, Maryland native, will relinquish command until trial in Corporation Court this week after striking Harvey with a capstan bar when rebuked for leaving the tug.

Washington Post Norfolk Hickman Margaret Thomas Harvey Corporation Court Baltimore Harvey

Baltimore German teacher commits suicide over pay rise denial

Miss Ella Mollenhagen a German teacher in a Baltimore public school died by gas asphyxiation after receiving notice she failed an exam that would have increased her salary despite eleven years of service. Her sister Ida found her. Officials state promotions require passing a new examination regardless of tenure.

Washington Post Baltimore Ella Mollenhagen Mollenhagen Ida Mollenhagen

Colonial Home Montgomery Hall Burns in Staunton

Fire destroyed Montgomery Hall, the colonial residence of Frank Walter, near Staunton Virginia. The blaze, likely from a defective flue, left the main house ablaze and threatened surrounding structures. Most household effects were saved. the loss is estimated around 20000 dollars and is reportedly well insured.

Washington Post Staunton Montgomery Hall Frank Walter John Howe Peyton Thomas Jefferson Interior Fillmore A. H. H. Stuart

Jamestown Stamp Series Planned for Exposition

Norfolk Va Feb 11 The Post Office Department informed the Jamestown Exposition board that a series of 1 and 2 cent stamps will be issued soon. The Jamestown Exposition stamps will feature scenes symbolic of the tercentenary event commemorating the settlement.

Washington Post Norfolk Post Offee Department Jamestown

Young couple elopes to Poolesville for marriage

Miss Georginn Daymude aged seventeen and Clarence Carter twenty two ran away from Hoyas Maryland to wed. They left home after parental objections, met en route, rode to Buck Lodge then Barnesville and finally to Poolesville where Rev. R performed the ceremony despite family disapproval.

Washington Post Hoyas Georginn Daymude Clarence Carter Foolesville Daymude George W. Daymude Young Carter Buck Lodge Barnesville Poolesville Rev. R. the

Train wreckers plead guilty in Maryland case

Augustus and John Williams, two brothers, pleaded guilty to attempting to wreck Baltimore and Ohio trains by placing railroad spikes on tracks between Rockville and Derwood Maryland. They were committed to jail in default of $200 bail each awaiting the March grand jury action.

Washington Rockville Augustus John Williams Baltimore and Ohio Here Derwood Justice of the Peace Reading March

Prosperous Roanoke farmer missing with money

James Hunt, a prosperous Roanoke County farmer residing in Masons Cove, came to Roanoke last Wednesday with a large sum of money and has been missing since Thursday. His family is greatly disturbed by the mysterious disappearance. A Washington Post report from Winchester notes the event and its puzzling circumstances. Also: a Woodstock jail project in Shenandoah County to cost 12000 dollars with plans by Clarksburg architects approved by the board of supervisors.

Washington Post Roanoke James Hunt Roanoke County Masons Cove Thursay Winchester Woodstock Ghenandoah County Clarksburg W. Va Board of Supervisors

Death in Baltimore: baby swallows strychnine pills

In Baltimore Maryland on February 11 Catharine Auer aged eighteen months daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Auer died hours after swallowing fifty pills containing strychnine. The child reportedly found the pills on a buffet in the dining room while playing. Each pill held one sixtieth grain of strychnine, equating to nearly a grain for an adult dose.

Washington Baltimore Catharine Auer Robert J. Auer

Appeal in Mayoralty Fight in Middletown

A. W. Brown, one of the Gallants, plans to take the Middletown mayoralty dispute to the Court of Appeals after mandamus compelled him to turn over to Mayor Rev. F. Leslie Robinson all office books papers franchises and related documents. Robinson was appointed by Judge T W Harrison after six years without a mayor or town council.

Winchester Middletown Court of Appeals A. W. Brown Brown F. Leslie Robinson Robinson T. W. Harrison Circuit Court

McGuffin trial ends without verdict in Va case

Washington Post summary notes the Carrington trial of ex policeman McGuffin on theft of ladies apparel from Mrs Burgu ny Pittsburgh ends with a hung jury five for conviction seven for acquittal. He faces a retrial on a money and diamonds indictment. Other notes report raids in Hyattsville Md detaining several suspects, a Kensington pastor’s mother’s death, and postmaster confirmations in Staunton Harrisonburg and Roanoke. A Baltimore and Ohio brakeman died after being struck between cars near Paw Paw Md.

Washington Clifton Forge McGuffin Carrington Washington Post Rockville Olivia Stockport Henry Rumer Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church Kensington Presbyterian Parsonage Cumberland Jo. Downa Baltimore and Ohio Paw Paw Here Brunswick

For Rent Houses and Apartments in Washington DC

For Rent houses by Thos J Fisher & Co Inc Real Estate Loans and Insurance at 1444 F St NW listings show unfurnished homes with rents from 36.40 to 1 800 plus apartments at various blocks including The Alabama The Maury The Regisina The Stoddart and The B Q with rents ranging from 10 to 87 monthly. The notice advertises offices and full bulletins on application and mentions unsold facilities for rent collection.

District OF Columbia Maryland H. Bradley Company, Inc D. C Frank T. Rawlings Arlington Fire Insurance Company Tyler & Rutherford Gnay Stone & Fairfax WM. H. Saunders & CO Tr Nw Provo Robert B. Bradley T Street F. HH Smitilz CO N. Y D. i. Real Estate Moore & Hill, Inc 14Th St. Aw Thos, J. Fisher & CO. (Inc F ST. NW Lara Breig Fairmont Harvard Westm Ster LE Nw Belmont Hillyer Park Nw Kenetagton Lit Chevy Chase de Sales Hiryer Brightwood RoIavow Morgan Ww Alabama, Lith Apts Euchin Nw Avon Orleans J Cal Chicago Elberon Chicago Ne the Stoddert Quincy Ne Kenesaw Quincey Quincy Willard Bove Marion Regina Stoddent MAURY Cor Llth & B Hillyer Ct al Chia Thos. J. Fisher& CO. (Inc Efe & Store Rr & Bath Vonw Sr & Bath Or & E J. L. Kolb 14Th St East Capitol Beth J. Auguste Taylor S. S Colorado Pa. Ave E Cap. St Giley Mt. Pleasant 4Th PA Ave Iowa Circle Path L Car Tne S. W. Pickford Colorado Building Georgetown Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Central 9Th Nenace Heal Atkinson & Ballard CO. (Inc 13Th St N. W Geo. W. Linkins 19th st_nw Biltraure Bae Conn Ize J. Fisher & CO. (Inc F St

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