Talbot County slate pledges for Senate president and House speaker
A Democratic slate named Joseph B. Bee Talbot for president of the Senate and Garvelle D. Benson for speaker of the House, reportedly agreed at a county delegation conference in Baltimore. The group claimed enough pledges exist to secure nomination, with support routed across the Eastern Shore and Western Shore, including Moore and Ray backers. The conference also backed a tax relief measure and an early election law, signaling party unity for the caucus.
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A Wonder in Burns and Wounds Reported
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Petersburg Woman Found Dead in Bath Tub
Special to The Washington Post. Mrs Frances Page Lassiter wife of ex-Congressman Francis R Lassiter and daughter of tobacconist John McGill was found dead this morning in a bath tub at her father's South Market street residence in Petersburg Virginia. A gas heater in the bathroom suggests she was asphyxiated or overcome by heat while bathing. Her husband had travelled to Emporia on business and a family reunion was planned at Mr McGills.
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Guilty Bribery Case Sparks County Graft Probe
In Suffolk Virginia June 1 accused of impersonating county constabulary and judiciary, Spivey and Hinton are arraigned in Police Court and sentenced to thirty days each. Mayor Kilby says graft may reach a county priest others involved. Spivey a special officer and Hinton a former deputy allegedly extorted from negro households and released prisoners for tribute after arrests. Dispute over proceeds overheard by a policeman leading to arrest.
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Unknown Victims in Virginia and West Virginia Rail Pathway Tragedies
A Roanoke report details the discovery of two young men on a railroad at Salem with one dead and the other unconscious, later dying. Separate items mention a Powell shooting with Ebenezer Vandergrift thought dying and Mack Vandergrift in jail, a Rockville Sunday law warning to workers, and a Northern route fatality of a flagman in Roanoke. Additional notes cover suicides, a toy pistol illness, and several obituaries across Maryland, Virginia, and neighboring towns, including Laurel high license petitions and local hospital leadership changes.
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Officials Take the Oath After City Elections
The State and city officials elected in June and November, all qualified Saturday before Judge Bailey and Mayor Paff, began their duties yesterday. Only Samuel P. Fisher did not succeed himself, becoming corporation attorney after Gardner L. Boothe declined to run. Fisher won the primary by a large margin and defeated a Republican opponent in the election, with supporters predicting a creditable tenure.
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Shivers Case Seeks 26000 Damages From Railroad
Miss Elizabeth Shivers sues the Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway for 26000 dollars claiming injuries from an April accident at Four mile Run when a rail car side swiped another. Attorney Leo P. Harlow represents her. R Wuaston Moore and James R. Caton appear for the defendant in the Alexandria County Circuit Court session reopening this morning.
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Pistol Theft Report at 324 King Street
George Ayers, a gunsmith, reports a stranger entered his shop on Saturday night, examined pistols, chose one, and left without paying. He blended with the Hing Street crowd and escaped before Ayers could pursue.
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William H Robey Obituary in Laurel Maryland
Laurel Maryland obituary reports William Henry Robey died after weeks of illness at 74. He is survived by his widow five daughters and four sons. Funeral service conducted by Rev. A P Bird. Also noted is the death of Mrs Mary A Marlowe wife of William E Marlowe at Fairfield Montgomery County near Laurel from apoplexy. She was born in Laurel and survived by her husband one sister and four brothers.
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Dr Miles New Heart Cure Ad Claims Quick Cure
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Rioters Seized At Martins Ferry After B&O Road Plan
Sixty seven Baltimore and Ohio workers were arrested at Martins Ferry Ohio after attempting to seize a street right of way for a double railway line. Police fired revolvers as men fled toward the river and many were rescued exhausted and half frozen. Trials set to begin tomorrow.
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FIGHTING SMALLPOX IN NORFOLK COUNTY
Norfolk Va January 1 The health board discussed the smallpox outbreak noting 300 prisoners in the city jail to be vaccinated after one confirmed case and one suspect. Fifty minor offenders were dismissed in court. An auxiliary tug will be bought to transport patients to Craney Island hospital. The disease spreads rapidly among the large colored population though only forty current cases are in Norfolk with more in surrounding areas.
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Prisoner Praised Judge Over Fine Gift
In Baltimore on New Year’s Day a quarrel in Nelligan’s furnished rooms on West Saratoga Street escalated until Justice Leden’s counsel intervened. Mrs. Mary Nelligan, cited as the primary offender, told the judge she would pay a £35 fine with pleasure, praising the judge and asking him to keep the money for himself as a New Year wish.
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Suspects Released In Salisbury Hold-up Case
Baltimore men charged with complicity in a Salisbury hold-up were released after a hearing due to lack of evidence. They claimed Baltimore as home and had been described as possible highwaymen who robbed the victim at pistol point.
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