Rabid Dog in Norfolk is Shot After Attacking Nine
A mad dog that roamed Norfolk's eastern city area yesterday and today bit four adults and two children, then attacked two policemen. Patrolman Cooper and Detective McBride wrestled with the dog as shots finally killed it. The head was sent to Washington for analysis. victims treated locally.
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Large tobacco sales reported at Petersburg and surrounding markets
Reports from Petersburg and nearby tobacco markets describe large loose tobacco sales since Christmas with high prices. Wrapper grades fetched 15 to 270 dollars per hundred pounds and overall purchases were substantial across warehouses. Prices remained firm with favorable weather boosting seed sowing and expected acreage increase for the coming season.
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Poultry Show Set for January in Masonic Hall
Secretary Calin Hicks of the Columbia Fowl and Pigeon Association announces the annual poultry show at Masonic Hall from January 2 to 8. The event draws about a thousand entries, with exhibitors from Canada and across the Eastern and Southern regions and the District of Columbia. Hicks serves as superintendent of the poultry show, while Joseph J. Tardroff of Washington handles the prizes.
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Human Race in Infancy Sir Oliver Lodge Speaks
Sir Oliver Lodge said in Coventry that humanity is only beginning to realize its power and is not worn out but in infancy. He cited the growing interest in solving problems to improve mankind mentally morally and physically as a sign of the times.
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Wreck Delays Northbound Train No 40 Near Spencer
A Southern Railway northbound passenger train No 40 was wrecked two miles north of Spencer at 6 am after a rail broke at a switch frog. The engine tender and two cars derailed, passengers suffered slight shocks, no injuries reported, and eight trains remained delayed until late afternoon while crews cleared the track.
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Wabash Avalanche Destroys 700 Feet Of Track
A massive earth slip on the Wabash main line near Mingo Junction Ohio destroys seven hundred feet of track on the West Virginia side. An eastbound freight train overtaken on the bridge is demolished including the caboose and all cars. The incident blocks service for days as repairs are planned and trains rerouted via alternate routes.
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Young Man Shot to Death in Laurens
Laurens January 18 Arthur V Green, a young white man, was shot to death early today by Joseph FR Fant jr son of J R Fant chief dispensary constable of the Spartanburg division after a dispute at an oyster supper. Green reportedly went to Fant s boarding house and was shot after attempts to gain entry by a female resident.
Hungarian Justice Minister Denounces Calumny in Budapest
Budapest on January 18 Minister of Justice Polonyi issued a statement denying a calumnious charge by former Budapest mayor Halmos that Polonyi abused his office to aid a personal friend. Polonyi says even if such abuse had occurred neither the government nor municipal adversaries would have tolerated it.
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Murder suspects freed in Tazewell case
Three boys arrested in Polé d hontas Friday night in the murder of T E George, a Tazewell County clerk, were released as they could not be identified as those near the crime scene on January 4. The case remains unresolved with no definite suspects.
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Plasterers Strike Over Pay and Car Fare Demands
Special to The Washington ros from Norfolk Virginia reports plasterers at the exposition grounds going on strike. They protest having to walk to the contractor’s office after work to collect pay and demand payment on site. They also seek 50 cents more per day, a $6 daily rate, and car fare both ways.
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Jealous husband slashes man at wedding feast
In Wheeling on January 12 John Sutski was cut by husband Peter Slinski with a butcher knife after Slinski kissed Mrs Slinski at the Gjynaki wedding celebration. Slinski and others faced wholesale arrests by Benwood police amid the brawl. A separate brief reports a five year old boy drowns in Jennings Run near Mount Savage after a log bridge collapses during heavy rain. Barrellville recovers the body. In Roanoke on January 12, Wallace C Meys, who killed Etta Murray then died by suicide, lies in a morgue awaiting his parents’ arrival. Mrs Murray was buried yesterday.
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Victim Dies in Norfolk Steamer Attack Case
George H V Miller, injured by Brooks Ramsey on the steamer Virginia, died last night in Norfolk. Ramsey, once deemed a model Black worker, was fatally wounded by police after a violent struggle. authorities link him to multiple brutal incidents.
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Want to Succeed R. E. Lee Capitalized in Fairfax Race
Fairfax County politics heats as Walter T Oliver and H R Schade emerge as leading contenders to succeed Col Robert Lee as delegate to the state legislature from Fairfax. Gov. Elan son accepted Lee's resignation, raising talk of a possible run by Lee for Congress. Other local figures face arrest or legal action as the community awaits the impending political shakeup and public notices.
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Award Upheld in Susquehanna Power Condemnation Suit
In Harford County Maryland the Circuit Court upheld a 56,000 sheriff's jury award for 1,464 acres condemned for Susquehanna River development. McCalls Ferry Power Co receives 68,000 for Harford County land. case proceeds toward the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court of the United State
From Chicken Pox to Cholera In Early Medical Practices
Historical note on early barber shops as makeshift operating rooms and bleeding being used as a cure. Advances in medical science reduced mortality. Promotions for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claim to relieve dyspepsia and aid digestion, with dosage details and a mail order offer from I A Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan.
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Fire destroys Washington County barn and more
Incendiary fire suspected at the Avondale farm in Clear Spring near Hagerstown Maryland destroys the largest Washington County barn and a tenant’s stock. James Hull resides on the farm while M Finley Sebert owned the barn and W Scott Corbett owned the threshing outfit and cattle. The blaze, discovered burning in several spots, suggests arson and caused heavy loss with limited insurance for both owner and tenant.
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Lee Centenary to Bond North and South Celebrants
President Roosevelt backs the Lee centenary celebration as a tool to cement North South ties. A New Willard meeting on January 10 plans speeches by Senator Berry and Rep Williams, plus invocations. Marine Band to perform. Charles Francis Adams to speak at Washington and Lee University.
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Waters of Hampton Roads threaten Jamestown Exposition site
The Washington Post reports Hampton Roads waters are washing away the exposition grounds beach threatening the New York Building site. Clarence Luce is consulting with exposition officials to select an alternate location or make arrangements if needed.
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Mrs Sage Gives 925 to Wilmington Charity
Mrs Sage of New York sent a check for 25 to the Wilmington Associated Charities after she asked charity officials to investigate appeals from locals seeking aid. The cases were not fully examined before the donation arrived.
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Oppose Immigration Bill Urges Distribution of Newcomers
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore January 13 The National German Alliance of the United States executive committee adopted a memorial arguing the current bill to regulate aliens is unsatisfactory. They urge distributing immigrants to states where they are wanted and propose referring the issue to a commission for impartial study. The memorial criticizes the educational test, the higher head tax, and medical examiner powers, and notes support from state executives and several representatives.
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Ocean Mine No 1 Plant Destroyed in Fire Loss 360000
Special to The Washington Post Cumberland Md Jan 12 The Consolidated Coal Company Ocean Mine No 1 plant burned causing 360000 in losses and 750 workers displaced The blaze destroyed two large engines air compressors rope haulage pipes and loading gear A pine gust broke with a roar during the fire hurling debris but no injuries were reported The mine has a daily capacity of 2003 tons.
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Denies guilt of assault by young Negro in Virginia
Danville Va Jan 18 Peter Hudson an eighteen year old Negro charged with assaulting Gladys Shelton daughter of Amherst County farmer last Monday was identified by the girl in Lynchburg and brought to Roanoke jail. Hudson says he is innocent and had no prior trouble. Officers believe Miss Shelton may have mistaken him.
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Monument on church site marks first United Brethren church
Granite monument to be placed in the old Mount Hebron graveyard near Keedysville to mark the site of America’s first United Brethren Church. Funds raised by subscription. dedicatory address by Bishop J S Milla on Whitsunday. Original 1750 log church followed by a 1745 stone Meeting House.
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DIES AT SUITOR'S FEET IN DESPAIRING CRISIS
Pau Une Gordon a nineteen year old girl came to Samuel Hoffman's Philadelphia home and killed herself in his presence after discarding his gifts. Hoffman became frantic and relatives feared for his life as the tragedy followed the failed wedding of Sir Gordon's sister.
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A L Frothingham Dead in Princeton
A L Frothingham, noted art collector and former Princeton University affiliate, died in Princeton, New Jersey, after illness. He leaves a widow, daughter, and a son who is a Princeton professor. The article notes his long association and retirement due to illness.
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