Indicted Maryland Trust Officials Face Misrepresentation Charge
Three Maryland Trust Company officers Bowdoin Brown and Scott are indicted for misrepresenting the institution’s condition. Bowdoin posted $10,000 bail. Brown and Scott are not yet in custody. The case follows the bank's collapse and involves possible penalties including fines or prison.
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Baltimore
Jaay
J Willcox Brown
Herry J Bowdoin
Wee
JI Bernard Scott
Maryland Trust Company
Ney
Virginia Druggists Fight Regulation Of Patent Medicines
Virginia apothecaries oppose a proposed bill regulating patent medicines. Richmond wholesalers and retailers argue a state board would harm their trade, exposing private formulas and restricting access to patent remedies. They vow to fight the measure with unified opposition.
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Driggers
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Obscene Mail Charge Trials Start For Talbotts In Md
Special to The Washington Post Montgomery County Md Jan 2 John Talbott and his wife face trial in U S District Court for sending obscene letters through the mails to Mr and Mrs Thaw and to the Talbott parents at Port Republic The case mirrors a prior conviction of Gusie Lewis who pleaded guilty amid questionable innocence in a related matter.
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Warrington Post Rockvile
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Robert R. Bon
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Albert M. Boylt
W. Russell Brewer
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William B Stalnaker
Harry A. Dawson
William Dorsey
R. H. Stokes
Roy
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Edgar
Edgar Hamerick
Almera
Standard Oil adapts Dixie wagons as probe widens
Federal inspectors and Washington Secret Service agents gather data in Richmond on oil competition with Standard Oil. Dixie branding vanishes from wagons and is replaced by Standard Oil markings while investigators collect shipment records and prepare for possible congressional action.
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Virginia Court of Appeals Opens With Heavy Docket
The Court of Appeals of Virginia will convene January 9 in Richmond with a heavy docket. Key cases include Norfolk and Western vs Tidewater Railroad over a Norfolk grade crossing. The Attorney General will handle several Commonwealth appeals, including Henriconegro and Pinchback on criminal assault, Rabnson vs Commonwealth involving embezzlement by a justice of the peace, and Harding vs State from Lancaster on liquor law violations in a prohibition case.
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Johnson
Kittie Ruth Pinchback
Rabnson
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Roetmason
May Anderson
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Liancaster
Follows Ramsey's Plan to Form New Railroad System
Special to The Washington Post Parkersburg West Virginia January 2 authorities say Littl Kanawha Syndicate holdings bought by New York Central Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio will not be parceled but will follow Joseph Ramsey plans to create a new jointly owned system connecting West Virginia coal fields with Pittsburg and the Lakes giving Parkersburg another coal carrying railroad.
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Littl Kanawha Syndicate
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and
Qaso
Joseph Ramsey
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Veteran conductor Captain Riley dead after long service
Wheeling West Virginia January 2 Captain Stephen Riley longtime Baltimore and Ohio conductor died at home. He began his railroad career in 1855 and served over four decades as a passenger conductor including Civil War troop trains. He marked fifty years as a rail employee on October 9.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
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Bail Granted in Jervigan Murder Case Subpoenas
Judge Purnel of the Federal Court allowed deputy revenue collectors D C Downing and J C Stancil bail of 1000 and 200 dollars respectively for trial over the alleged murder of Watson Jervigan a moonshiner from Duplin County.
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Raleigh
N. C
Purnel
Federal Court
D C. Downing
J. C. Stancil
Tral
Watson Jervigan
Duplin County
Lockjaw Death from Firecracker
Raleigh Jan 2 Joe Griffin a colored student at Shaw University died here of lockjaw caused by a cannon cracker explosion Christmas Day. This is the second death here in two days from this cause.
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Joe Griffin
This County
Shaw Uuniversity
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Advert Says Cure
A testimonial promotes Dr Miles Restorative Nervine for relief from grip symptoms and nervous illness. It claims the product builds the nervous system and fights germs in blood, sharing experiences of severe illness and recovery after using the tonic, with a money-back guarantee if not beneficial.
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Geo. B. Halt
Jackson
Tenn
Benson for Speaker Seth Choice of the Senators
Annapolis Md Jan 2 the organization slate Carville D Henson of Baltimore for speaker and Gen J B Seth of Talbot County for president of the senate went to the Democratic caucuses tonight. In the house caucus Benson led with 8 votes. independents may hold the balance of power. The senate caucus battle between Seth and Moore was complicated by Beaseman and Clagett abstentions and a late switch by Clagett giving Seth nine votes.
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Carville D Henson
Baltimore
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J. B. Seth
Talbot County
Senate
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Baltimore County
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Prince George
John V L. Murphy
Baltimore City
William A. Perey
Dorchester
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Humphrey D. Wolfe
Howard
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John J. Cox
Somerset
Charles H Merriman
Proveeuing von Wote
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Moore
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Pittsburg
Preachers to Be Tried for Forgery in Newport News
Special to The Washington Post Newport News Va Jan 2 Rev W W Chiles colored formerly of this city now pastor of a large Philadelphia negro church and Rev W W C G Lively a local negro preacher are to be tried in the Corporation Court tomorrow for forgery. They allegedly forged the names of several well known negroes of the Peninsula to notes for various amounts. A special jury reindicted Chiles today due to a flaw in the original indictment.
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Poison Found in Stomach of Fred Schaefer
Parkersburg West Virginia January 2 Dr L C Rose the chemist who examined the stomach of the late Fred Schaefer reports poison was found Schaefer had been dead more than forty eight hours his wife lay unconscious in the same room No crew could be had at the time as to the cause of death but the chemist report satisfies officers that Schaefer was poisoned an inquest will be held on Thursday.
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Parkersburg
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L. C. Rose
Fred Schaefer
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VMI Cadets Fined After Riot at George Toler Incident
Fifteen Virginia Military Institute cadets appeared before Mayor Walker in Lexington to answer charges of being in a riotous crowd during the mob attack on George Toler last Saturday. Twelve cadets were fined ten dollars each. Toler, accused of shooting a cadet on Christmas night, was released on bail and is said to have hired counsel to prosecute the cadets. The grand jury will investigate the affair.
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Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Walker
George Toler
Broadnax Held for Trial in Newport News Murder Case
Broadnax was held for the grand jury on murder charges in the death of Frank Smith. Judge J D G Brown dismissed murder but allowed bail at 500 dollars. Smith died January 2 after injuries at 4200 Huntington Avenue. autopsy showed a broken seventh rib and a torn liver. Police say two witnesses saw Broadnax kicking Smith on Christmas Day.
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Newport News
Washington Post
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Earp
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Polce
Carrying pistols to school sparks fines in Wes Virginia county
Miss Lula Presson of Snaketown school reports boys bringing pistols to class. Squire Kincaid fines Bob Narvis and Jim Spurlock seven dollars and costs each after a 12 year old boy is found with a foot long gun. Spurlock and Harris fought. Harris helped with a pistol drawn in class.
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Fayetteville
W. Va
Lula Presson
Snaketown
Squire Kincad
Bob Narvis
Jim Spurlock
Haris
Presson
Spurlock
Harris
Indictments Hit WV Doctors and Druggists Over Whisky Prescriptions
Raleigh West Virginia January 2 The State prosecutions target doctors and druggists accused of issuing whisky prescriptions as beverages. A Washington Post special reports 250 indictments charging the practice widespread with juries finding most county physicians prescribed for thirst on slight provocation and much of their work was relief of thirst.
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Missing Baltimore man found at Magnolia water station
J McDonald Wight of Baltimore was located in an abandoned water station at Magnolia West Virginia, about thirty miles east of Cumberland. Found by Baltimore and Ohio officers, he was brought to Allegany Hospital in Cumberland nearly unclothed after several days missing. Baltimore detectives investigated the case.
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Magnolia
Washington Post
Cumberland
J. McDonald Wight
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Balmore and
Ohio
Allegany Hospital
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Indictments for Murder Hit Towson Tollgate Case
Baltimore January 2 A Towson grand jury returned indictments against Isaac and William Winder both colored for the murder of tollgate keeper Frederick T Rinehart. The aged tollgate keeper was beaten and shot on December 2 near Towson on the Dulaney Valley pike. Trial date set for January 15.
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Isaac
William Winder
Frederick T. Rinehart
Dulaney’s Valley Pike
Captain Jones Seeks New Trial In Murders Conviction
Norfolk report: Judge Wilcox and Capt EB Jones defense move for new trial arguing improper writ and juror summons. Nearby items note delays in Davis Road opening, a railyard fatality near Ruffin and a Norfolk Western wreck at Singer station injuring a conductor, plus an ad for Stuart's Arnica Salve claiming to heal disfiguring pimples ulcers sores without a scar.
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EB. W. Jones
Maud Cameron
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Jury Awards Elizabeth Shivers $800 in Railway Accident
A Alexandria County Circuit Court jury awarded Elizabeth Shivers $800 against the Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company for personal damages after an April Four-mile Run accident. Shivers filed for $25,000 via attorney Leon Harlow. defense was by R Walton Moore and James R Caton.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Alexandria County
Elizabeth Shivers
Washington
Houdini Challenged by County Officials for Jail Escape
Houdini the famed jail breaker faces a challenge from Alexandria County authorities after slipping locks and shackles in Washington. A purse of 50 dollars awaits him if he escapes. a stake of 10 dollars by Circuit Court Judge Nicel and local officials backs the test. The Post will cover the spectacle by request. Also announced are Lee Birthday observances by the United Confederate Veterans camp with committees named to arrange speakers and events. Rev Frank J Brooke resigns as chaplain. Funeral services for Mrs Mary A Gahan were held at St Mary's Church with interment in St Mary's Cemetery. Captain William L Maples, longtime Alexandria resident, dies in Charlottesville at seventy. survived by wife and daughter.
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H. B. Fields
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Robert E. Lee
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
H. J. Cutler
St. Mary’s Cemetery
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William L. Maples
Charlottesville
Norwich
Conn
Striking Printers Sued By Cumberland Editor
Cumberland Md Jan 2 John W Avi ett editor of the Cumbeland Evening Times has sued for breach of contract against Charles W Seaber Paul Hear Joan W Steiner and Edward S Bramble strike employees He claims violations occurred through the local union and personally Col Arbet asserts the Times operates under a contract dated June 30 1905 and a later December 23 1905 contract until February 1 1906 making it a union shop Miss Widith Kirby remains at work and the paper is being published.
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Washington Post
John W Aviett
Cumbeland Evening Times
Brech
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Paul Hear
Joan W. Steiner
Edward S. Bramble
Col. Arbett
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Widith Kirby
Homes for starving British offered to Virginia
Virginia proposes to settle 30 000 unemployed Londoners on farms in the state. Commissioner Kolner discusses the plan with London's lord mayor and British Vice Consul Hrine in Richmond. The scheme envisions relocating needy Britons to Virginia farms as aid and employment.
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Boy Charged With Criminal Assault Case Referred
Joseph Etheridge Jr was sent to the Norfolk County Circuit Court grand jury by Justice Carmine to answer a criminal assault charge involving eight year old Lila Miller. The alleged incident occurred December 18 while the mother was out shopping for Christmas toys. The mother and Dr Mackimmie were the only state witnesses. The boy denied the charge.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Joseph Etheridge, Jr
Norfolk County Circuit Court
Carmine
Lila Miller
Floyd C. Miller
Corprew Avenue
Chase for William Brown Ends Breakneck Escape Near Laytonsville
In Rockville Maryland on January 2 a cross country pursuit by Deputy Sheriffs Frank Green and George Mullican failed to capture William Brown, a young Black man wanted for brutally assaulting a young woman. The chase spanned Laytonsville area. Brown evaded capture after slipping into a dense swamp despite officers firing revolvers until ammunition ran out. No shots are believed to have struck him.
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Rockville
William Brown
Frank Green
George Mullican
Laytonsvile
Brown
Laytonsville
Howe
Allegany Appoints Peter Wilson Superintendent of Almshouse
Allegany County commissioners in Cumberland Maryland appointed Peter Wilson miner of Barton and former Maryland penitentiary guard as superintendent of the county almshouse effective January 2. He succeeds John F. Elliott who sought reappointment. Enoch H B Pritchard also sought the position. Thomas Webride was reappointed watchman at the insane asylum. Trustees named for the asylum and almshouse include Fred Perry John Mackie and Williva k Lambie with Mache and Lambie reappointed.
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John F. Elliott
Enoch H. B. Pritchard
Board of Allegany County Commissioners
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Insane Asylum
Asylum For the Insane
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Fred Perry
William Atkinson
Lonnecmage
John Mackie
Westernport
Dlegates
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Mount Savage
Mache
Lamble Sore
Elder Held for Trial in Spencer Larceny Case
George C Hall of Spencer, previously acquitted of breaking into the Thomas Furniture Company safe, faced a new larceny hearing in Salisbury. Bound over to Rowan Superior Court with a $10 bond after voir dire found the evidence insufficient, though several items were found in his possession after leaving the store. Hall was an elder in the Presbyterian Church and a notable local business figure.
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Salisbury
George C Hall
Thomas Furniture Company
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Revenue Fraud Cases Start in Federal Court at East Greensboro
Special to The Washington East Greensboro N C Jan 2 a train from Walkesboro brought an extra coach to accommodate witnesses summoned for the revenue officers trials beginning at the federal court term here District Attorney Holton is reinforced by agents McAdams and Wight who aided the Wilkes County case last summer with special solicitor A B Hayes The party arrived from Washington and the trials are being carefully prepared
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Winchester mayor suspends patrolman amid minister clash
In Winchester Virginia Mayor Baker suspends Patrolman Neville pending action arising from a night incident between Patrolman Neville and Rev Walker Carter a local black minister. Carter was exonerated in Police Court and plans to sue the city for damages.
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Jane
Baker
TheNevile
Neville
Walker Carter
Wreck in Chesapeake Route Threatens Navigation
Charleston S C Jan 2 Captain Chichester of the steamer Troquois from New York reports passing a wreck near December 51 that lay bottom up about three or four feet above water with sea breaking over it The wreck blocks the track of vessels north and south and in and out of the Chesapeake It lies off the Capes of the Chesapeake and is dangerous to navigation
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Shenandoah County farmer John Funk dies at home
Woodstock Jan 2 Johnn Funk prominent Shenandoah County farmer and former county board of supervisors chair dies at his Maurertown home after a brief pneumonia illness. He was about seventy. survived by widow and one daughter. he also led Valley Savings Bank as president.
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Johnn Funk
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Johnston
Valley Savings Bank
Harrisonburg
William Koontz
Women With Free Pennsylvan ia Railroad Passes
Two women outside the railroad officers circle will ride free on the Pennsylvania Railroad after this year. Miss Anne Thomson of Marion, daughter of ex president Frank Thomson, and Mrs. George B Roberts of Bala, widow of ex president George B Roberts, receive silver disks granting lifetime free travel on the entire 11 000 mile system.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Marion
Frank Thomson
George B. Roberts
Bala
Wild Geese Dead In Flight Spoiling Next Year’s Crop
Special Correspondence from Wannington Post Lachine Canada reports two flocks migrating south late, signaling a potential shortage of waterfowl next year. Accounts describe geese striking storms, flight disorientation, and deadly accidents on land and sea, with a contrasting tale of twenty two bold domestic geese guiding visitors into a stable.
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Arctic Ocean
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Petition to King Urges Rich to Embrace Simpler Living
A proposal to the St Pancras Distress Committee urges the King to influence the wealthy to adopt a simpler lifestyle. Led by Rev Herbert Handley and George Gladstone, the plan aims to curb social woes by moderating luxury, urging national virtue and self denial without extreme asceticism.
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Carnegie to Write His Life in Winter at Dungeness
Pittsburg correspondence says Andrew Carnegie will spend the remainder of winter at Dungeness Cumberland Island Georgia to write his life history. He will rely on his young partners in Pittsburgh and other associates to supply data on the iron and steel era since his retirement and to recount his career and Pittsburgh’s role.
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Andrew Carnegie
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Cumberland Island
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Tron Anu Steel Industr
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Merely a Matter of Sex. The Rose in Boston
A fragmented theater anecdote recalls a performer once famed for cross dressing in wings after a curtain call. The actor laments changes in show business and jokes about shedding costume as the era shifts away from his signature appeal.
Yerkes Will Read on First Page in Chicago
The will of Mr Yerkes appoints trustees including Central Trust Company of New York and The Bank of Illinois. It directs income to the University of Chicago for a stated purpose and provides bequests to Mrs Mary Yerkes, Mrs Randinall, and others. Mrs Yerkes expressed satisfaction with provisions and pledged to act as Mr Yerkes would. The document notes the estate home and gallery bequests and mentions forthcoming probate.
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Street Car Saga Across City Turns Grim
A chaotic street car scene unfolds with passengers, a bartender, and pushing crowds near The Warmayah State. Violence erupts as a company cutter and bystanders clash, several injured, and a suspect captured amid a tense aftermath report.
Woman Pleads Guilty In Winsted Mince Meat Case
Jane Pulver of Winsted appeared before Judge Sanford in Berkshire District Court charged after police testified a kettle of mince meat was found at Martin Breweh’s home. Mr French claimed the kettle contained his wife's mince meat as prepared by Lois, with Jean stating the seasoning. The Senate Squirms: Chicago Journal notes ongoing partisan criticisms of the U S Senate reach a peak.
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