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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1908
Page
27
A Tidewater judge is ordered to answer charges of immorality intoxication on the bench incompetence and neglect of duty with a defense deadline set for February 20. The chaotic report cites investigations and hearings tied to alleged misconduct and potential removal from office.
Fragmented report outlines proposed method for selecting U S senators by popular vote, local option in Worcester County moving to third reading. Att’y Gen. notes opposition while county residents and political figures debate party influence and turnout implications.
Local dog incident leaves several residents injured as animal control searches for the rabid collie. Witnesses describe frantic scenes near the storefronts and the park while authorities warn the public to avoid contact with the animal.
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk February 22 1908 Cabell running for Congress from Virginia Second district issues a uniquely drafted document addressed to the bar seeking support He frames action of ejectment in 1908 and cites a prior September 1906 primary judgment for the defendant The case rose to the Supreme Court through a writ of error and the party now navigates court appeals over the judgment and its implications
An obscure legal notice reports an injunction involving marine engineers and the Roanoke area. The fragmented text mentions strikes, city engineers, and regulatory action, with references to proceedings and public impact. The readable fragments suggest a labor dispute affecting local industry and municipal operations.
A teacher, Miss Huthor Scages, is fully exonerated by Brentwood Prince George County public school trustees after an investigation into charges by Justice Stockwell. The inquiry followed claims she spent time entertaining men at school functions, prompting calls for apology from Stockwell at a Brentwood citizens meeting.
The Washington Post reports a bloodstained corpse found by searchers in Woodson Mountain near Pleasant Wall. Thomas McPherson, 50s, suspected killer after a murder and dismemberment in Hagerstown. Reward offered, manhunt ongoing. evidence suggests capture and trial planned.
A fragmented text references demand for more schools and local officials including Bolton, Howell, and others. It notes concerns about the school system, amendments, and community figures, with scattered names and places, ending with a business name Transfer & Storage Co. and a phone number.
An old настy advertisement touts Stuits Dyspepsia Pills as a remedy for indigestion and related dental issues. It claims improved digestion aids tooth health, urges readers to keep tablets at home, and offers mail order from Fay Severt Co of Marshall Michigan.
An epidemic forces the suspension of court sessions in Caroline County and cancels public gatherings. Judge Lo Mason postponed proceedings as health officials order no public meetings within thirty miles of affected districts and schools closed to prevent further spread.
A schooner named William W Converse was reported in distress about eight miles off Curachohe Inlet on the North Carolina coast amid a sewer storm. Reporters say the ship sent a SOS and was sighted by rescuers at Portsmouth station.
Tani Philip Gordon aged eighty one years longtime resident of Jefferson County died yesterday at home of his son Drank Gordon near Bardana in Charlestown West Virginia obituary notes his residence and death location with familial ties.
John Sharp Williams among speakers at Alexandria Chamber of Commerce first annual dinner. Finley urged noninterference by railroads in politics. The event at McBurney’s Hall drew about 160 guests with remarks by Rep. Williams and local officials, celebrating continued industry ties and civic outreach.
City Council meets in a semimonthly session approving salary increases for civil service teachers funding for school repairs and street work. A $0 appropriation was set for the Washingtons Birthday Celebration with hall costs covered by the association. finance committee to review year end arrears. Dr J D Wigginton of Summit Point Jefferson County dies after long illness. Wilbur Mason found guilty of second degree murder in Lucama and sentenced to five years.
Fire destroyed Fishermen's Hall in Montgomery County owned by Galilean Fishermen, with $3500 value and $2100 insurance. A leading member suspects incendiary causes amid factional strife. Insurance firm to be consulted for a rigid investigation. Meanwhile, in Virginia, Gatewood and McKnight indicted for Swain murder in December, with admits shooting but claims not intentional. In Norfolk, Porter Portlock set aside an eighteen year term for Mattie Roleitam amid claimed insufficient evidence and ordered new trial for Dominico Gimino.
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