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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1906

Page

41

Virginia Senate Passes Rail Merger Bills and likely House action

Four railroad merger bills were passed by the Virginia Senate after waiving the three readings rule. One measure was withdrawn and replaced by a Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railway plan. Debate focused on railroad duties under new charters and a constitutional amendment proposal to curb corporate influence in legislature.

Washington Post Richmond Senate Wickham Fredericksburg and Potomac Railway William J. Leake Road House of Delegates Finance Committee Pembroke Pettit House General Assembly United States Keezell Yardwell Corporation Commission Byrd Winchester Darly Greene Johnson Montgomery Sims Joulsa Sears Mathews

Strange Adventure Trion Auta Led to Paratal Accident

Bucklen Arnica is promoted as a remedy for wounds and injuries from an odd adventure incident. The ad-style claim suggests arnica ointment heals all wounds and guarantees safety, though the wording is garbled and sensational.

Bucklen

Junior Order U A M elects NC officers and plans orphanage

Salisbury news confirms State officers elected for the Junior Order United American Mechanics with Z P Smith Raleigh as past state councilor and R T Poole Troy as councilor. Tax per capita raised 25 percent. Daughters of Liberty adopted as auxiliary. Orphanage to be built. Durham and Salisbury bid.

Washington, Post Salisbury N. C State Council United American Mechanics Fayetteville Z. P. Smith Raleigh R. T. Poole Troy Charles & Lee Asheville Samuel F. Vance Winston-Salem R. H. Fulgham Wilson George Vv. Fulp Jernersville W. T. Brooks Haw River T. D. Brown Sentinel W. T. Garvis Charlotte Seninel W. T. Bates Columbia Durham

Explosion at Floyd courthouse shocks Virginia town

In Roanoke Virginia on February 22 unknown attackers attempted to blow Floyd courthouse after adjournment. The blast damaged the rear wall near the judge seat while Circuit Court presided by Judge W W Moffett heard Fred Hoback’s new trial for the killing of hotel keeper John L Jett. Hoback had just bail granted by the court. His supporters claim the dynamite was aimed at him, stirring strong local bitterness.

Washington Post Roanoke Floyd Circuit Court W. W. Moffett Supreme Court John L. Jett State Penitentiary Hoback

Wife of Loomis Leaves for California After Mysterious Note

Parkersburg West Virginia February 22 a note on the susp ension bridge at Cincinnati Ind indicated BE Loomis of New York whose wife was visiting her mother here had died by his own hand jumping from the bridge No further evidence found and Mrs Loomis left for California confident her husband is alive and waiting There was money for her trip from an unknown source and a telephone warning arrived after she started west

California Washington Post Parkersburg W. Va Cincinnati BE. E. Loomis New York

Wheeling Enforces Local Gambling Crackdown

In Wheeling West Virginia February 22 gathering officials report a city wide lid on gambling dens after Prosecuting Attorney Schenk issued the order. Last Sunday police refused Sunday theater performances prompting a clash between county and city officials reflected in today’s actions.

Wheeling W. Va Schenk

Maryland State House News Briefs From Annapolis

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad committee met in Annapolis but adjourned without organization. Eleven members attended, including Republicans Baker Fenton Dorton, who split votes for chairman between Lee and Benson. Four ballots yielded no choice. Dorton backed Fenton. The Goldsborough cigarette bill failed in the House by 47 to 45 after strict party lines. A Chesapeake Bay dredging bill was proposed to be blocked for two years with tonging allowed. Washington’s Birthday was observed with a reading of the Farewell Address.

Caton House Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Today Sale-Holt Sale Senate Surry County Lassiter St. Clair Norfolk Newport Newa Bureau of Insurance Rodkingham Madison Greene Russell Buchanan Scott Rappahannock Fauquier Loudoun Gregory College of William and Mary Gill Capitol Washington Post Statehouse Annapolis Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baker Fenton Dorton Blair Lee Montgomery Benson Perkins Murphy Lee Seth Gorman Ray Goodwin Washington Henson Baltimore Maryland Judiciary Committee Baltimore City Linthicum Chesapeake Bay General Assembly of Virginia Maryland Oyster Pootomac River House of Delegates

Confessed to Murder After Death at Poorhouse

Winston-Salem reports Smith Martin aged negro dying at Stokes County poorhouse confessed long ago killing a white man. He said he cut the heart out and burned it. He died unrepentant declaring he would go to hell for his sins until death.

Washington Post Winston-Salem Smith Martin Stokes County N. C Thomas Snider Smithtown Snider

Baptist Minister Fined In Parsons Misdemeanor Case

Rev William Holt and his wife were convicted of a misdemeanor in Parsons West Virginia. Holt claimed Baptist ministry and affiliation with the American Bible Society while itinerating through counties. The couple appeared before the mayor and were fined heavily.

Parsons W. Va Washington Post Cumberland William Holt Pittsburg Holt Baptist Church American Bible Society West Virginia

Mine Explosion Inquiry Moves Grand Jury for March 7

Special to The Washington Post Charleston Kanawha County will convene a grand jury on March 7 to probe the Detroit Mine disaster at Paint Creek Colliery Company where eighteen men died January 18. Coroner’s inquest charged Deputy Mine Inspector Hill Mine Superintendent Miner and Mine Boss Townsend with involuntary manslaughter. each posted 2500 bond. Damages totaling 140000 were filed against the company by victims’ executors.

Washington Pas Charleston W. Va Burdett Circuit Court Kanawaha County Detroit Paint Creek This County B. H. Hill John E. Miner Townsend Alaaster

Virginia Obituary and County Marriages Reported

Fredericksburg reports the death of Mrs Amanda Collina widow of Dennia Colling aged fifty eleven. She leaves one son and five daughters. Heathsville notes weddings Kenes Rock with Beatrice Woolard of Richmond County and Judith Livingstone Carter with Prof John L Hilliard. Also Charles Howie and Ada Louise Boulware wed at Libberty Church. Wade Fors ter and Annie W Sterlings married at Gloucester Court House Episcopal Is. A Seaboard Air Line survey team led by engineer Nichol s McBee with eighteen assistants completed a 30 mile extension survey from East Arcadia to Southport NC.

Fredericksburg Amanda Collina Dennia Colling Heathsville Kenes Rock Beatrice Woolard Richmond County R. A. D. Reynolds Judith Livingstone Carter John L. Hilliard John Bullivan Charles Howie Ada Louise Boulware George T. Boulware Lilberty Church Caroline County Henry P. Atkins Richmond Wade H. Forster Mathews County Annie W. Sterlings Gloucester County Gloucester Court House Wiliam B. Lee Seaboard Air Line Wilmington N. C Jichols McBee Eaboard Air Line East Arcadia Southport

Eloping Bride and Groom Marry In Galloping Carriage Chase

In Bristol Tennessee on February 22 a bride Elizabeth Clark and groom F M Tate were married at midnight in a carriage as an irate mother pursued them in a second carriage. Rev W H T Squires officiated during the gallop through streets, the ceremony held in motion before a hurried escape. The groom works for the South and Western Railway at Cutport. The bride is from Max Meadows Virginia. The mother pursued the couple after losing them at the depot and the race lasted about an hour ending with the couple back at the hotel where the bride played the wedding march on the piano.

Washington Post Bristol Tenn Elopers Dilizabeths Clark Max Meadows Wythe County F. M. Tate South and Western Railway Cutchport Miss Clark Wrthe W. H. T. Squires Central Presbyterian Church Plano

Battle Flag Restored at Norfolk Blues Banquet

Congressman John Lamb returns the torn banner to the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues at their anniversary banquet in Norfolk. Capt. M. C. Keeling receives the flag. Toasts honor Pro Patria, the Navy, the Army and Marines, the City of Norfolk, Battery, the Judiciary, and the Ladies.

Specius Weenie Mae Norfolk Hpb John Lamb Norfolk Light Artillery Blues Capt. Lamb M. C. Keeling R. R. Prentiss

Head severed from body in Newport News crossing

Aged Melvina Pugh was killed while crossing a Hampton Roads Traction car track in Newport News Virginia. Coroner's jury ruled accidental kicking and exonerated the motorman. Other brief notes include a fatal stillhouse fire in Stokes County North Carolina and a patrolman suspended in Suffolk for clubbing a man.

Newport News Washington Post Melvina Pugh Hampton Roads Traction Company

Washington Produce Market Prices and Livestock Quotes

The Washington market reports wholesale prices for butter eggs and dairy products, live poultry and dressed meats with quotes from Virginia to Western regions. It covers beef hogs and lambs with steady or firm trends, plus fruit vegetables and canned goods pricing and notes on shipments and regional factors.

Virginia Southern Western Frste New York State New Essler California Florida

Confessed to Forgery in Norfolk Police Court

Norfolk Va February report shows W P Hanshaw of Tazewell admitted forging his brother in law’s name on a $62 check. He surrendered to police, saying conscience bothered him. He was remanded to jail for investigation of the claim.

Washington Post Norfolk W. P. Hanshaw Tazewell Inraw Hanshaw

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