Virginia Labor Plan Seeks Immigration Aid for Farms
Virginia lawmakers may seek a Finley appropriation to fund agents abroad in Britain Norway Sweden and Germany to recruit 40000 skilled workers for farms. Commissioner Koiner envisions distributing 30000 destitute laborers across the state with a new agency handling employment.
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Germany
Scandinavia
Coormissioner Kvinur
Great Britain
Norway
Sweden
Kotner
Virginia Hotel Association to push state hotel law
The Virginia Hotel Association met at Monticello Hotel with Charles J. Consolve named president. An executive committee and officers were elected, and a legislative committee tasked to draft a general hotel law to protect hoteliers from deadbeats overcharges and property loss. Eugene E. Clawes urged stronger ties between hoteliers and travelers.
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Washington Post
Nurtulk
Lui Vere
Tosmin
Tee Monticella Hotel
Charles H. Conssolve
Charles J. Consolve
Norfolks
AH. Paxton
Natural Bridge
J HW Callahan
Chase City
John Murphy
Richmend
Bost Bey
J. M. Hanrahan
Roonrddo
Whch
Eugene EL. Clawes
The
Travelers’ Protective Assquaten
Virginia Debt Settlement Moves in Richmond
Virginia debt settlement action reported from Richmond with John B Moon chairing the Virginia debt commission. Final papers in New York will be submitted for landholder adjudication as holders of the securities accept any award as full payment. The state seeks to recover the remaining disputes in Virginia courts. The Washington Fray notes legislative talk on insurance company prohibitions to prevent local business combinations. News from Rockville, Virginia reports Anti-Saloon League plans to fight liquor and a fatal freight accident near Spartanburg Junction.
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Washington
Richmond
John B Moon
Charlottesville
Chatrlain
Virginia Debt Commis
Joseph Button
New York
Virginia
Washington Post
Rockville
Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League
Via
Western An
Danville Tobacco Factory Sold to Danville Investors
The R H Fish Tobacco Company the oldest smoking tobacco factory in the state and Roanoke plant has been sold to FP Gravely Co of Danville manufacturers of plug tobacco. J R Nelson aged sixty an employee at Salisbury cotton mills collapsed and died at work yesterday afternoon.
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Washington
Mill Yard
Neir
Washington Post
Salsbury
N. C
J. R. Nelson
Salisbury Cotton Mills
Maryland Trust officials released on bail in fraud case
J Bernard Scott former treasurer of the Maryland Trust Company and Henry J Bowdoin former vice president posted bonds of 10000 each in Criminal Court after being presented by the grand jury on fraud charges. J Wilcox Brown former president resides in Virginia and has not yet been arrested.
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Baltimore
J. Bernard Scott
Maryland Trust Company
Henry J. Bowdoin
J. Wilcox Brown
Virginia
Owens
May Not Change Sewer Near Magazine Point
The Alexandria residents pushed a House bill to extend the District sewer six miles downstream from Magazine Point. Commissioners prepared a report for Congress based on Superintendent McComb’s data noting a new pumping station at Magazine Point would be needed to lift sewage six feet higher risking river contamination as population grows beyond 500,000. The trunk sewers and house service already serve the District, and officials expect the Commissioners to disapprove the bill.
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Alexandria
Magazine Point
Congress
McComb
Sewer Department
Accused by Six Girls In Holiness Minister Fraud
Raleigh January 2 Gov Glenn has made no requisition on Pennsylvania for N I Glenn formerly of Forsythe County charged with crimes of assaulting six girls aged thirteen to seventeen alleging he posed as a holiness minister Warrant cites Rebecca Billington and Pearl Hairstone both fourteen year old victims Mary Hairstone says Glenn induced her husband to leave her.
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Raleigh
N. C
Glenn
Pennsylvania
N. I. Glenn
Forsythe County
Rebecca Billington
Pearl Hairstone
Mary Hairstone
McGuffin Trial Delayed In Allegheny Circuit Court
Special to The Washington Post Curton Forge January 4 In Covington Allegheny Circuit Court the trial of ex Policeman H McGuffin for alleged theft of diamonds worth several thousand dollars and $600 in currency was postponed to next Monday due to a missing witness The case involving stealing ladies apparel belonging to Mrs A P Burgwyn of Pittsburgh formerly of Washington was continued to February 6 Bail set at $5000 but likely uncollectible.
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Washington
Curton Forge
Covington
MccCuffin
McGuffin
A. P. Burgwyn
Pittsburg
Anderson
Preacher Convicted In Virginia Forgery Case
In Newport News Virginia on January 3 Rev W C Lively a Black preacher was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary for forging notes. He was found guilty on one of several forgery charges involving signatures of W H Grant and W H Dickens. A Philadelphia preacher Rev W H Gilles was accused as an accomplice but the case was nol prossed.
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Newport. News
Corporation Court Today
W. C. Lively
Fie
W. H. Grant
W. H. Dickens
The
Commonwealth Nolle
W. H. Clilles
Philadelphia
Lively
Ruffner trial begins in Page County Circuit Court
Special to The Washington. Les ter Ruffner stands trial for killing his uncle Isaac Ruffner in Page County Virginia. Judge T W Harrison presides in Winchester. Ruffner’s wife sister and grandfather sit nearby as Keller testifies as a key eyewitness. Night sessions continue with swift progress.
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Washington
Luray
Lester Ruffner
Isaac Ruffner
Page County
T. W. Harrison
Winchester
Ruffner
Keller
Virginia Obituary Notices From Staunton Fredericksburg and Danville
Staunton records Miss Mary Julia Garber dying after a short illness at age forty one. Fredericksburg notes William Leadon a Stafford County resident dies of Brights disease near Widewater at age foury. Danville telegrams report Mrs A E Montgomery sister of former NC governor Scales dies in Reidsville NC. she is aunt of J N WriLe of Danville.
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Staunton
Mary Julia Garver
John M Garber
Fredericksburg
William Leadon
Stafford County
Bright
Daniel
Widewater
Danville
Reidsville, N. C
A. E. Montgomery
Scales
North Carolina
J. N. Wrile
Benson by One Vote as Maryland House Elects Speaker
Maryland opening session shows Gov Warfield message and Democrats narrow win for speaker. Meyer of Carroll voted absentee via special train. Republicans backed Fenton for speaker with 51 to 47, Smith 3. Senate deadlock ends with Claggett voting for Seth, electing all senate candidates. Plans extend to Monday night caucus for treasurer nomination.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Warfield
Maryland
House
Queen Anne County
Meyer
Carroll
James K. Roberts
Prince George
Sam Driver
Congressman Mudd
Queen Anne
Smith
B. N. Fenton
Montgomery
Benson
Fenton
Senate
Claggett
Seth
Murray
van Diver
Warfield urges reforms after Maryland legislature extravagance
Gov. Warfield attacks Maryland General Assembly spending in 1904, citing 198 officers and clerks earning 118460.50 and total pay to members and staff at 185552.55, calls it squandered taxpayers’ money. He denounces lobbying, urges strict corrupt practices law, and favors election reforms and a Crawford County primary system. Newport News report adds bail granted for M. B. Breednax in Frank Smith murder case. brother Dr. J W Broadnax to serve as juror marshalling.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Warfield
Maryland
General Assembly
Senate
House
Alther House
Crawford County
Syvstem
Buchanan Convicted In Norfolk Court
W S Buchanan of Louisa County Virginia was sentenced to fifteen days in jail and fined one hundred dollars and costs for obtaining goods under false pretenses from Wilson and Company of Philadelphia. He was arrested at the National Soldiers Home Hampton after a four hour verdict struggle and held on a bond default.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Buchanan
Louisa County
Corporation Court
Wilson and Company
Philadelphia
National Soldiers
Hampton
United States
Overman
North Carolina
Congress
Kentucky
West Virginia
New York
Buchranan
Perished in flames at Maryland farm
Thomas Wickham, about fifty, a mechanic, was burned to death in a fire that destroyed a small house on Thomas Magruder’s farm near Glenn Dale Saturday evening about 7 30. A jury of inquest was summoned. testimony recalled Wickham was intoxicated and may have upset a lamp causing the blaze. He left three brothers.
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Washington Post
Upper Markbors
Thomas Wickham
Thomas Magruder
Glenndale
Benjamin H. Cross
Seabrooke
T. Howard Duckett
Wickham
John H Atkinson Dead Delegate from Virginia
John H. Atkinson, sole surviving Virginia delegate to the first Republican nominating convention in 1856, died at his New Cumberland home at 6 o clock. Born in Ohio in 1809 he moved to New Cumberland at age seven and helped events leading to West Virginia statehood. He lived in retirement for years and did not suffer a prolonged illness.
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Virginia
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
New Cumberland
John H. Atkinson
Mr. Atkinson
Ohio
West Virginia
Wright Held On Murder Charge In Payton Case
Special to The Washington Fest Fairmont West Virginia January 4 Frank Wright was committed to jail without bond to await the March grand jury action. He is charged as an accessory to the murder of Jacob N Payton, said to have been killed at Mannington last July. Payton's wife, now Mrs Wright, was tried in December but the jury could not reach a verdict. If indicted, Wright and his wife would face trial in March.
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The
Washington Post
Newport News
M. B. Breednax
Frank Smith
Corporation Court
J. W. Broadnax
Manchester
Herrisman
Wright
Maryland Weddings Report From Rockville and Nearby
Rockville Maryland January 3 Henry J Krouse of Washington and Miss Uwable Lee ing of Burtonsville wed in minister’s home with close friends present The bride’s father Samuel T Harding a well known farmer from Bartonsville area Also in Rockville Lawrence Andrew Snyder and Mrs Anna Margaret Burgess both of Baltimore married yesterday by Rev BR Prettyman A separate ceremony united Charles B Kelley of Washington and Miss Jule H Armor of Pittsburgh Baptism in Water from Jordan held at the home of Rev David Harris in Middletown with infant Annie Bernice Harris baptized into the Southern Methodist Church The Jordan water was brought from Palestine Three ministers officiated
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Henry J. Krouse
Washington
Uwable Lee Aing
Burtonsville
Mr. Smith
Burtonsville Methodist Episcopal
Church South
Samuel T. Harding
Bartonsville
Lawrence Andrew Snyder
Anna Margaret Burgess
Baltimore
Eb, Br, Prettyman
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church South
Charles Be, Kelley
Jule II
Armor
Pittsburg
Jordan
Washington Post
Winchester
David Harris
Middletown
County
Annie Bernice
Carlton D. Harris
Southern Methodist Church
Palestine
Fredericksburg
Joseph Minter
Susie Cook
Arlington Church
King and Queen County
T. A. Hall
Annie L. Sthreshiey
Mativs Sthreshiey
Stafford County
Henry Swain
California
Susanville
Cal
Suffolk
George W. Tatum
Orange
Mary Edna Bowen
Josep Bowen
Main Street
Leeshore
Harriet Aldridge Gibson
Henry c. Gibson
Loudoun County
James H. Fraser
Georgetown
Waterford
Charlies T. Herndon
Baptist Church of
Postum Helps Man Recover From Coffee Health Woes
A former coffee user narrates a health recovery after switching to Postum Food Coffee. He describes indigestion, heart trouble, headaches, and nervous prostration from coffee, then claims complete relief and improved mental clarity after adopting Postum, praising it as life lasting. The testimonial is attributed to a Battle Creek company source and promotes The Road to Wellville.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Greensboro Federal court opens trials of distillers and revenue officers
Greensboro N C January 3 special term of the Federal court convenes for trial of internal revenue officers and distillers indicted for fraud against the government. Four hours of motions and argument pass before adjournment. First case set Thursday targets ex deputy collector A S Patterson charged with falsifying expense accounts. One defendant pleads guilty. sentence deferred. Indictments include forty eight defendants with charges of conspiracy perjury forgery bribery and removing spirits. Ex Gov Aycock argues motions to quash. Prominent indicted include R H Hardin J W Hasty G W Samuel J H Smith G H Walker A C Bryan L E Davis A S Patterson C Davis Starkey Hare.
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Greenshboro
Washington Post
Greensboro
N. C
Internal Revenue
A. S. Patterson
Z. C. Davis
Haywood County
T. & Rollins
Davis
Winston
Internal Revenue Bureau
Washington
Holton
Charlotte
Aycock
Boyd
R. H. Hardin
J. W. Hasty
G. W. Samuel
J. H. Smith
G. H. Walker
A. C. Bryan
L. E. Davis
C. Davis
Starkey Hare
WILL BUILD TO ROANOKE
It is reported that the Baltimore and Ohio will construct seventy five miles of new road through Shenandoah and Rockingham counties paralleling the Southern Railway from Strasburg to Harrisonburg. From Harrisonburg to Lexington the line will use B and O tracks now six ty miles. From Lexington to Salem a graded roadbed will be laid for forty miles and Salem will gain a spur to Roanoke.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Virginia
Roanoke
Shenandoah
Rockingham
Southern Railway
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Lexington
Salem
Special Election Ordered to Fill Halifax Vacancy
The governor ordered a special election in Halifax County for January 30 to fill the late R R Noblin's state senate seat. Complications from constitutional construction raise questions whether only old soldiers who pay no poll tax may vote, though Judge Saunders may permit all November voters to cast ballots.
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Richmond
Halifax
R. R. Noblin
Ex-Speaker Ryan Opposes Road Funding in Tax Bill
Fredericksburg Jan 3 Ex Speaker John F Ryan of Loudoun argues for tax cuts and warns that state road appropriations could trigger bankruptcy. The letter to Free Law predicts financial collapse if legislature departs from prior policy and funds public roads. Nearby items note Burton swindling case, deputy sheriffs appointed, and multiple local marriages across Virginia.
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Ryan
Loudoun
Washington Peat
Fredericksburg
John F. Ryan
House of Delegates
Free Law
STATE SENATOR MISSING FROM FROSTBURG AREA
Friends of State Senator John B. Shannon report his disappearance since after the election. A Frostburg source says he was in Boston and avoided office seekers. Health concerns, possible hospital confinement, and lack of notice to Frostburg shoe store manager James Tennant are noted. Shannon, about 42, is a Mason Elk Eagle member and recently completed six years as register of wills.
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Washington Port
Cumberland
John B. Shannon
Frostburg
Shannon
Boston
James Tennant
Elk
Eagle
Baltimore
Annapolis
Friends of the Missing
Organization
Life Ended by a Fall at City Furniture Firm
Daniel Ruben of M. Ruben & Sons, Alexandria furniture dealer, died after falling through an open freight elevator at his King and St Asaph store. The accident occurred around five yesterday afternoon as he stood with his back to the open shaft. He collapsed and was found unconscious, died later at his home at 916 Cameron Street.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Daniel Ruben
M. Ruben & Sons
Cameron Street
Ruben
Hig Place of Business
King and
St. Asaph Streets
Vartiga
Leopold Ruben
Wiliam M Simith
Knode Plans Federal Suit Against County Officials
Howard C. Knode sues Commonwealth's Attorney Cran dal Mackey and magistrate Joseph H. Supplee in the U S Circuit Court Eastern District of Virginia for 10 000 on two counts, alleging illegal arrest and assault in Alexandria last September after a poolroom raid. He seeks 40 000 total with Richmond lawyer John A. Lamb to prosecute.
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Howard C. Knode
Commonwealth
Crandal Mackey
Alexandria
Joseph HE. Supplee
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of
Virginia
Edmund Waddill
Knode
Maryland
John A. Lamb
Richmond
Mackey
Jackson City
Supplee
Week of Prayer Arrangements In Alexandria Churches
The annual week of prayer across several Protestant churches in Alexandria is set to start at 7 45 each evening from Monday January 8. Two ministers will preside at each service. The schedule lists Methodist Protestant Church with Rev Dr Fisher and Rev J A Jeffers, First Baptist Church with Rev J H S Ewell and Rev J P Stump, Methodist Episcopal Church South with Rev Engar Carpenter and Rev Dr Fisher, Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev J P Stump and Rev Edgar Carpenter, and Second Presbyterian Church with Rev J A Jeffers and Rev J H S Ewell.
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Alexandria
Methodist Protestant Church
Dr. Fisher
J. A. Jeffers
First Baptist Church
J. H. S. Ewell
J. P. Stump
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Engar Carpenter
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
J. P Stump
Edgar Carpenter
Second Presbyterian Church
J. H. 5. Ewell
Funeral of Bernard di Nicola Draws Italian Laborers
Large turnout at St Marys Catholic Church Alexandria for the funeral of Bernard di Nicola the young Italian worker killed near the railway works. Five brothers and an uncle attended, a city photograph was taken, and a copy will go to Naples. Services led by Rev H J Cutter at St Marys Cemetery.
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Bernard di Nicola
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Alexandria
Feivery
Naples
di Nicola
St. Mary's Cemetery
H. J. Cutter
Three Killed by Cave-In Near Spruce Pine
News from Bristol Virginia reports a cave-in at the Pine Ridge tunnel on the South and Western Railroad near Spruce Pine North Carolina. Three men were killed and two others fatally injured as heavy rains and slides swept the mouth of the tunnel during early January construction work.
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Pine Ridge Tunnel
North Carolina
Bristol
Lower
Pine Ridge
South and Western Railroad
Spruce Pine
N. C
Wife Kills Husband inVirginia Tragedy at Depot
Petersburg January 3 news reports Perry Holmes a Black husband was fatally stabbed by his wife with a butcher knife near Jarratts Depot. The couple had married about two months earlier and no one else was present. The wife is in custody claiming self defense.
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Washington
Petersburg
Jarratts Depot
Perry Holmes
Holmes
Southern Express Company Probes $25,000 Safe Robbery
Special agents of the Southern Express Company spent last night in Salisbury investigating a $25,000 shortage found when the company's safe was opened on train No. 38 Sunday. Believed to be a robbery, no guilty crew has been identified yet.
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Southern Express Company
Washington Post
Salisbury
M. C
Cotton Growers Meet elects officers and sets dues
Raleigh report on the North Carolina Division of the Southern Cotton Growers Association details 400 delegates from 30 councils at a long session. Charles C. Moore is president, A. J McKinnon vice president, T. B. Parker secretary and treasurer. Ten delegates chosen for New Orleans, dues set at 1 cent per bale nationally and 2 cents for the state, with counties free to set their own.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Charles C. Moore
Charlotte
A. J McKinnon
Robeson
T. B. Parker
Haleigh
Ashley Lorne
Clayton
H. C. Dockery
Rov
Moore
Parker
Boy Hunter Killed Shooting Accident in Dinwiddie County
Special to The Washington raiw Petersburg Virginia January 3 Samuel Wilson son of Daniel Wilson residing near Pools siding in Dinwiddie County on the Norfolk and Western Railroad was accidentally shot and killed yesterday afternoon while out hunting with companions. While standing on a tree stump his gun discharged the load entering his breast and killing him instantly.
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Washington
Petersburg
Samuel Wilson
Daniel Wilson
Pools Siding
Dinwiddie County
Norfolk and Western
Boll Weevil Symposium Closes Fifty Fifth AAAS Meet
New Orleans January 3 delegates left after a symposium on the boll weevil and a final general council session. Resolutions urged forest preservation in the Appalachian region. Prof W D Hunter spoke on ongoing government boll weevil experiments and urged culture methods with early maturing cotton varieties as the sole effective control, Bowste authorities agreeing.
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New Orleans
Amercan Association For the Advancement of Scienca
Appalachian Mountain
South
W. D. Hunter
Bowste
Bill Aims at Paynter in Kentucky Senate
A bill was introduced in the Kentucky Senate to bar appellate and circuit judges from active participation in politics. The measure targets Judge Raynier and Boone County manager John M. Lassing, seen as an active political team following last night’s Democratic senatorial caucus in Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Van
Assembly
Raynier
John M. Lassing
Boone County
Rumors of Amalgamation Denied by Steamship Official
Gustav HL Schwab of North German Lloyd in New York rejects rumors of a planned amalgamation with the Bambure American Line as absolutely untrue with no basis in fact.
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Ocean Lines
New York
Gustav HL Schwab
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
Lloyd
Bambure-American Line
French Premier Moret Optimistic on Moroccan Conference
Madrid Jan 3 Premier Moret said in an interview that recent belligerent reports about the Moroccan conference are unwarranted. He cited conversations with ambassadors and communications from powers showing a point of concord among nations and a desire for an amicable adjustment of the questions under discussion.
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Madrid
Moret
Morocco Conference and European Military Readiness
The piece notes strained Franco German relations with Paris and Berlin cautious in public talk. It reports French military reforms strengthening mobilization and rapid transport while Germany quietly boosts its army and seeks foreign railcars. It states US delegates White and Gummere will enter the conference uncommitted, citing America’s historic role in Morocco and open door principles. It presents both German and French proposals on frontier policing, with the United States keeping an independent stance.
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Messrs White
Gummere
America
Morocco
United States
Bear Bite Justice Suit Staged For Jury in Supreme Court
Walter Ro Molly a fourteen year old from New Haven with an artificial foot testifies tomorrow about the danger of bears. His suit seeks $50 000 from John H Stalin for injuries after a bear bite at a dock cage on May 26 1902. Stalin argues a traveling showman bore responsibility and small claim is denied.
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Washington Post
New York
Walter Ro
Molly
New Haven
Supreme Court
Little Walter
Walter
John H. Stalin
Mr. Stalin
Woman Held for Murder in Oclwein Shooting
Des Moines reports a coroner jury verdict holding Mrs. L. B. Carr responsible for her husband’s death in an Oclwein hotel. An officer arrested her at the hospital where she was taken after a shooting incident. Carr was found with a gunshot wound to the head and unconscious from two wounds near the heart.
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Des Moines
Iowa
L. B. Carr
Oclwein
Carr
WilsonEngagement Ties Brookings Cashier’s Daughter
In Brookings South Dakota on January 3 an engagement is announced between J W Wilson second son of the Secretary of Agriculture and Miss Elsie Capell daughter of the First National Bank cashier at Brookings. Wilson has served as director of the experiment station at South Dakota Agricultural College Brookings for three years. Italy to be represented at the Hague peace conference by Count Tornielli the Italian ambassador at Paris with Count Robilant and a senior naval officer as aides.
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S. D
Washington Fast Tract
Iowa
J. W. Wilson
Wison
Elsie Capell
First National Bank
Wileson
South Dakop Agricultural College
Italy
Rome
Gount Tornielli
Taj Lan
Parla
The
Hague
Bem Robilant
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