Bankrupt Financier Harper Testimony Faces Challenge In Deposition
The article details the stalled deposition of Harper, the bankrupt Cincinnati financier, as prosecutors and his lawyers clash over potential offsetting evidence from broker Joseph W. Wilshire. It notes creditors in Tennessee loom as rules shift, and signals doubt that Harper’s case will conclude quickly with a discharge.
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Body Found Near Railroad Tracks In County
The body of a man identified as MM Stew of Gletdate was found near the Monnsylvania Railroad tracks about a quarter mile from his home. Witnesses reported seeing him Saturday night near the Cleendale store where he was last seen alive. The deceased resided on a nearby farm in Neat CGloenn.
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Candidate for Floater Delegate in Fauquier County Race
A report covers candidacy for floater delegate in Fauquier and surrounding counties. It mentions J A Down and others seeking a seat, with references to deadlines, eligibility, and community figures involved. The piece also notes arrests and legal matters connected to local residents, including a man named Bly and other defendants.
Dr Wells Sells Residence Near Oaklawn
Fragmentary report notes Dr Guy Wells selling his home near Oaklawn district. The piece mentions Wells Avenue parcel of ground and references prior residence tied to a sister. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Virginia Weddings Tie Couples in Local Ceremonies
William Preston Puena and Emma C. Walker wed at the Usthediss parsonage with Rev J Roldeht officiating. The couple plans to reside in Caroline County Lovburg. Rinker from Etvan married Della M Werking of Lovertayta in Predeich with Rev Dr E R Esbaugh officiating. they will live in Loudoun County.
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Virginia heirs win in Texas land title suit
Luray residents Edward Vertner T Kearney Vertner and Lily Vertner, heirs of Dr. Thomas Kearney, won a Supreme Court of Texas decision over 70 000 plus acres of Rio Grande ranch land valued near half a million dollars. The case affects future estates and involved the Texas state claim to public domain land. Edward Vertner attends Washington and Lee University while T K Vertner resides in Baltimore and Lily Vertner is engaged to Russell Jones of Baltimore.
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Highwaymen in Tower Hold Up Night Operator
Special to The Washington Post from Cumberland Maryland reports J F Dunn night operator at Slickman Run tower on the Baltimore and Ohio between Broadford and Dawson was robbed of his watch ring and all his cash by two highwaymen. Dunn, busy with a message, was surprised by masked assailants who forced him to surrender his valuables then gagged him and alerted the authorities via the telegraph. The pair fled pursued but were not caught.
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Alexandria Briefs: Supt. Clements, Editor Clashed in Court
In Alexandria a prosecutor moved to wind up the Virginia Trust and Savings Corp. receiver Walter Varney was appointed. Attorney James E Clements faced a assault charge related to Alexandria Monitor editor Frank Lyon but avoided jail. Lyon noted a personal dispute and sought no arrest. A specialist report, a train accident injuring James Richards, and ticket interchanges delayed until February 23 were also reported.
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Alexandria County Monitor
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No More Bond Litigation Senator Overman Repealing Acts
Senator Overman informs Governor Glenn that legislation born from the populist era will be repealed. A Senate committee will confer with the governor on the South Dakota bond suit judgment. Legislation on rail fares, juror challenges in capital cases, and liquor shipping rules dominate the day in Raleigh.
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Washington Post
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Simmons
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North Carolina
Senate
Cape Fear
Savannah
Prohibition
Virginia Obituary Roundup From Fredericksburg to Rockbridge
Virginia towns report multiple deaths with brief obituaries ranging from Mrs Mary K Garner of King George County to Thomas Graves of Orange County and Albert Smith of Fredericksburg. Other notices include A Trimmner of Norfolk and Western, Calista Baker of Wisconsin, William H Hopkins of Richmond, D M Stuart of Port Norfolk, Alfred Friend of Petersburg, George W Miller of Rockbridge, and several survivors across families and states.
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Stafford County
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M Stuart
Heinz
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Remedies for Pain Throughout Life's Stages
Aches plague nearly everyone from infancy to old age milder to severe. The text argues a remedy must rest on the right principle, noting the broad success of a method or product in relieving various pains from colic to rheumatic aches.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Claim Quick Pain Cure
An advertisement proclaims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills cure pain by soothing nerves, reducing tension and boosting blood flow. Testimonial from H M Mooberry of Windsor, Illinois, says headaches are halted with relief from the pills. First package offered at 25 cents for 25 doses with money-back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Supposed Poison Plot In Lynchburg Case
A colored girl named Lillie Viar was arrested in Lynchburg Virginia on suspicion of poisoning the Faulkner family. She admits being sent by a white woman to sprinkle powder around the house including cooking vessels and the flour barrel. The family fell ill Tuesday after the act, with two victims seriously affected. police say additional arrests may follow.
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Lynchburg
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Ham Faulkner
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Confessed His Crime by a Condemned Man’s Confession
Marion Parr, sentenced to death for the murder of 15 year old Clarence Shealy in August, confessed to minister Rev. Vernon Anson. He said whisky triggered the crime after an initial drink with the boy, whom he claimed was his friend, and described striking him with a carpenter’s square. Parr, 30, has a wife and is the first white man under death sentence in Richland County since 1864.
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Burlesque Trust Faces Disruption in Eastern Circuit
A dispute between Empire Circuit and the Eastern Association risks shutting burlesque houses from the eastern U S to Chicago. A managers meeting in Baltimore discussed settlement as injunctions loom and Montreal bookings hang in balance.
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John Whallen
Louisville
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Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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Detroit
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Pittsburg
J. B Winpenny
Philadel i Jacoby
Maryland and area obituaries mark long lives passed
In Rockville Mrs Katherine B E Dwyer aged eighty four dies at her daughter's home leaving husband Henry Dwyer and children Mrs Linkins Mrs Julian Osmond and Henry P Dwyer of Maryland plus Mrs Robert Small George E and Edward P Dwyer of Washington Funeral notices from Laurel honor Mrs Ann Hood who died at the home of Postmaster Shaffer Jr and were held at Centenary Methodist Church Interment at Ivy Hill Cemetery In Cumberland Danial Francis Carey a Garrett County resident aged eighty three recalls his emigration from County Mayo Ireland and temperance pledge at St Patricks Church He kept the pledge through life
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Prominent Garrett County Farmer Dies in Old Age
Dr William Sharswood aged seventy five was struck by a passenger train near Don MahA Winston Salem N C February 17 He lay on the guard rail of a trestle over the Little Yadkin River was found unconscious and died at 7 pm The native of Philadelphia was once a brilliant intellect and nephew of the late Chief Justice Sharswood He edited a Stokes County newspaper and lived alone in a Surry cabin plans a migration office in Philadelphia announced later in life
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Washington Post
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Facts Worth Knowing About North Carolina
A railroad crew doubted that Dr. Sharswood intended suicide as he lay on a trestle. The conductor believed the elderly man expected the train to miss him. He wore a bundle of recently published newspapers and periodicals.
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Murder fugitive caught in West Virginia self defense claim
In Fayette County, West Virginia, J E Boggs, wanted for a murder in Kale, was captured by Deputy White and J E McTeer while he worked as a section master on the Charleston and Western Carolina Railroad. Boggs admitted the homicide, claiming self defense, and awaits Fayette County sheriff arrival with a $109 reward.
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Fund To Fight Legislation In Virginia Sportsmen Fight
Worfolk Va Feb 1 Harry Westa ecort a Virginia crack shot and leading sportsman says they have 230M on hand to be used by sportsmen in opposing a coming legislature effort to pass laws banning the killing of game for sport in Virginia The fight will be made by the Virginia sportsmen under state authorities.
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Harry Westaecort
Virginia
Vain Search For Lost Boy Disturbs Suffolk Community
Suffolk reports from Currituck County say eight year old Kenneth Beasley, son of State Senator Beasley, has vanished since Monday. Sheriff Branch and his bloodhounds have joined a large search, now over 300 volunteers, fearing kidnapping amid tense suspense and pleas for public help.
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Ward bill a party peril in liquor law debate
The Democratic State Committee, urged by a telegram to State Chairman Simmons, prepared for a full meeting to consider liquor legislation. Secretary Fields announced a noon Tuesday session, following a call issued to members. The Washington Post correspondent reviewed the developing story and notes from key figures.
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Democrats oppose Ward liquor bill in Fifth district protest
N Hackett stated two weeks ago he proposed a course that other committeemen supported and that Democrats from various sections approved. He said the movement fought the Ward liquor regulation bill or any liquor legislation, warning that the Democrats would lose the Fifth district if the bill passed and noting such a law could mean partly annihilation in his district.
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Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Association Meets in Charlottesville
The sixth annual session of the Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Association gathered at the University of Virginia with reps from Richmond College, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Randolph-Macon College, Fredericksburg College, Virginia Military Institute and others. Officers include Dr Woa Lambeth, president, Prof H S Bird, vice president, and WL Fouhee, secretary and treasurer. Also noted are stock listings for Seaboard Air Line and related railway shares.
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Public School and Library Mentions Across City Institutions
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