Oil Trust Inquiry Seeks West Virginia Tax and Lobby Details
Senator Limnepage offered a concurrent resolution in Charleston calling a joint committee to investigate Standard Oil and its subsidiaries in West Virginia. The panel would examine anti competitive practices, tax assessments including pipelines, and any lobby presence, with power to compel witnesses during recess. The move accompanies other legislative actions on a direct Senate election and state tax law amendments to address overpaid taxes by railroad corporations.
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Syer al
Washington Post
Charleston
W. Va
Limnepage
Senate
Standard Oil Company
House
Willams House
West Virginia
United States
Committee On the Judiciary
Campbell
Jefferson
Wade
Tulea
Jamestown
Elopees Un Daunted In Quest For Marriage
Roxie Deverne and Reine Robinson, both from Durham, persist in seeking a minister after license blocks. From Danville they traveled to Houston, South Boston, and Pelham failing to wed as the girl’s father objects. Ages given as eighteen and nineteen.
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Washington Post
Danville
Roxie Deverne
Reine Robinson
Durham
Houston
Hat Place
Boston
Pelham
N. C
Justice of the Peace
Robinson
Debates Arranged Between UNC and Georgia Set for April
Special dispatch reports the tenth annual debate between the University of North Carolina and the University of Georgia. Georgia presents the question on government ownership of Interstate railways. UNC adopts the negative. Debates are scheduled for April 12 in Athens, with additional talks planned with George Washington University in Washington and negotiations with the University of Virginia. The debating union has most stipulations agreed, with signatures pending on both sides. Piedmont Medical Society Meets in Danville
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Ashington Peat Chanel Fim
N.C
University of North Carolina
University of Georgia
Georgia
United States
Carolina
Athens
George Washington University
Washington
University of Virginia
Piedmont Medical Society
Washington Post
Danville
South Piedmont Medical Society
Halifax
Pittsvianig
Charlotte
Campbell Counties
Train Plows Tide Landslide Near Oldtown
A westbound freight train on the Western Maryland Railroad hit a landslide at Spring Gap near Oldtown due to heavy rains. About twenty tons of slate rock and earth slid from the embankment, the engine buried in debris, but no trainmen were hurt. Separately, Marshall of Charlotte County was named manager for the State test farms, succeeding Hamlett who did not seek re-election.
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Aperral Co
Washington
Voyagerstown
Western Maryland
Spring Gap
Oldtown
Richmond
State Board of Agriculture
Oc Marshall
Charlotte County
S. H Hamlett
Aid for Stranded Schooner Near Norfolk
The wrecking steamer William Coley sailed from Norfolk on January 15 toward the Carolina coast to attempt to float a stranded three masted schooner named Sperial to Snow, ashore three miles south of the Portsmouth Naval station.
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Sperial
Norfolk
William Coley
Carolina
Portsmouth
Nfe-aaving
Obituary Notices From Virginia Aboard Early 1900s
Virginia obituary notices report Tokuklebro Abe a Japanese tobacco buyer in Richmond dying of typhoid fever at Virginia Hospital aged 42. Also B D Bobbitt formerly of Felarsburg died at his Crewe home aged 60, long serving Norfolk and Western locomotive engineer. Theodore H Boston a physician from Luray died at his mother s home in Laray Rappahannock County aged 38.
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Richmond
Tokuklebro Abe
Virginia Hospital
Petersburg
B. D. Bobbitt
Félarsburg
Crewe
Adrvice
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Lurey
Theodore H. Boston
Yayaltian
Eiint Hill
Rappahannock County
Laray
Botton
Boston
Luray
Fitot
Washington
WABASH LINK NOT DELAYED MOVE OF OFFICES REPORTED
The Western Maryland Railroad plans a headquarters move from Cumberland to Baltimore as John Q. Benign, chief engineer, relocates. Rumors of an indefinite Wabash link delay are denied by Alexander Robertson, who notes winter staffing slows but project will not be abandoned. Mr. Barlow will be in Baltimore for closer contact with company officers.
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Wanhtagter
Baltimore
John Q. Benign
Western Maryland Railroad
Baltimore Secon
Barlow
Cumberland
Hla
Alexander Robertson
Western
Maryland
Robertson
Lively contest for Montgomery State's attorney post begins
Rockville Maryland January 13 There is every indication the Democratic nomination race for Montgomery County State's attorney will be lively With six avowed candidates Bowie F Waters Alexander Kilgour Thomas M Talbott J Alby Henderson leading the field and more expected Charles W Prettyman and Clifford H Robertson may enter the contest The lineup promises an interesting fight for the post
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Rockville
Mds
Montgomery County
Bowie F. Waters
Alexander Kilgour
Thomas M. Talbott
J. Alby Henderson
Charles W. Prettyman
Clifford H. Robertson
Alexandria Bank to Pay Public Schools Gen Lee Anniversary
The Alexandria National Bank case against the Bates Company ended with the jury verdict for Bates due to misidentification of a draft signer. Alexandria County to observe a holiday for Gen. Robert E. Lee's 100th birth anniversary with school ceremonies next Friday at 1.00 PM. Dulin & Martin Company elects officers William H. Martin president, T. C. Dulin secretary treasurer, and directors. Abner Diary Brewing Company also elects officers and directors Edward Abner president and director P A Drury vice president treasurer and director William S Knox Joseph H Crawford Charles W Darr.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandeir
Alexandria National Bank
Willis C. Bates Company
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Virginia
Alexandria
Bates Company
A. H. Bardine
Alexandria County
James E Clements
Robert E. Lee
Dulin & Martin Company
Washington
William H. Martin
T. C. Dulln
Thomas J. Martin
Joseph J. Lewin
J. C. Shattnel
Abner-Diary Brewing Company
Edward ¥. Abner
P. A. Drury
Willam 9. Knox
Joseph H. Crawford
Charles W. Darr
Lynchburg Grand Jury Recommends Treasurer Removal
Campbell County Circuit Court in Rusberg heard a grand jury report urging removal of county treasurer John W. Clay for failure to observe the law by not giving proper notice of tax collection times and places, for lax tax collection diligence, and for denying the public a fair chance to pay taxes.
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Washington Post
Lynchburg
Campbell County
Rusberg
John W. Clay
Gov Warfield appoints judges and directors in Maryland
Annapolis Md Jan 15 Gov Warfield issued commissions naming John G Rogers as chief judge of the Fifth judicial circuit to fill a Jones death vacancy Willaim M Abbott is appointed as judge of the Anne Arundel Orphans Court Other appointments include Hospital for Consumptives directors James S Ames Charles M Ellis Letwell T Appold Charles H Conte Joseph Clendenio Jacob Epstein and more Special code proceedings from the Court of Appeals outlined with cases from Whocombes Dorchester Baltimore and Baltimore City courts.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Warfiald
John G. Rogers
Fifth Judicial Circuit
I. Thomas Jones
Willam M. Abbott
Orphans’ Court
Anne Arundel
William A. Shipley
The
Hospital For Consumptives
James S. Ames
Baltimore
Charles M. Ellis
Cecil County
Letwel ‘l T. Appold
Charles H. Conte
Broderick County
Joseph Clendenio
Jacob Epstein
Court of Appeals
F Johnson
Maher Johnson
Leland J. Johnson
Oliver Johnson
Mary Johnson
Whcombes County
James T Robinton
Mary A. M Jones
Albert N. Jones
Virginia Weddings Busy in Fredericksburg and Nearby
Virginia wedding notices from Fredericksburg and surrounding counties report several ceremonies. Charles Wigington of Stratford County wed Miss Virginie Shelton of Prince William County at Tealdente with Rev W Jackson officiating. they plan to reside at Quantico. George (Fisteher) and Miss Sora Allen, tied the knot at Kissin chapel with Rev KE Hobday presiding. Florence Allen was maid of honor and Hugh Clift best man. In Norfolk, Mrs Daingerfield Brooks wed Henry Kirn Jr on December 3, with Kirn described as son of a prominent southern trucking family. In Highland Springs, Miss Kish Mefoney married Dr Granville Turner Collie at Rose Lawn with attendants Addie Williams and Eddie O Friend. they will live at Rose Dawn.
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Fredericksburg
Charles Wigington
Statford
Mien Virginie Shelton
Prince William County
Jackson
Quantico
Snnls Fowell
Spot? Yivania
Mies Sora Allen
Ki Iseorge
Atte
KE. Hobday
Kiss Florence Allen
Hugh Clift
Alexandria
Norfolk
Daingerfield Brooks
Washington Post
Henry Kirn
Kirn
Belog
Richmond
Miar Kish Mefoney
Granville Turner Collie
Highland Springs
Roselawn
John C. McDowell
Addie ‘Williams
Eddie 0
More Troops for Cuba Camp Urged for Arrivals
Newport News officials prepare to handle 5,000 U S soldiers to be sent to Cuba by port next month or six weeks with corrals storehouses and camp accessories contracted. Maj G A Bingham leads the quartermaster depot while Kilpatrick Sumner Meade and Ingalls will likely transport the troops.
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Washington Post
Newport News
United States
Cuba
Quartermaster’s Department
War Department
Kilpatrick
Sumner
Meade
Ingalls
Havana
Forty three new lawyers named on Virginia bar exam list
The Richmond Virginia bar exam results publish forty three successful candidates qualified to practice law. Named are James Holmes Anderson Otis W Bullock I Foster Brigham Napoleons Boad Lawrence Brooke Burson Bristol E Walton Brown and many others across Charlottesville Richmond Norfolk Fredericksburg Lynchburg Roanoke and Harrisonburg with universities and firms noted among the long roster.
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Virginia Bar
Washington Post
Richmond
James Holmes Anderson
University of Virginia
Otis W. Bullock
Charlottesville
I. Foster Brigham
Napoleons Boad
Lawrence Brooke
Norfolk
Burson
Bristol
E. Walton Brown
Danvill
E. M. Carter
Laird &, Conrad
Harrisonburg
Casgus Monegure Chichester
Fredericketurg
Wierbe ‘W. Carter
Fredericksburg
Carter
Lewis F. Cary
J. 1
Chakacales
Anderson
Edward M
Daniel
Lynchburg
A. H. Ferguson
Winchester
A. H. Foraman
Clifford C. Forros
Charlottenville
H. G. B. Galt
Robert T. Hubbard
Edmund Caskie Harrison
James Perle Jones
Newcastle
Herbert Shepherd Joyner
D. MH. Kizer
Emerson W. Kelly
Wise
W. W. Keyes
Chariotteaville
D. Arthur Keleny
H. Stuart Lewin
McCandish
Balude
Thomas J. Willams
Eugene K. Weel
Embezzlement Charged in Maryland Humane Society Case
Dr William Whitridge president of the Maryland Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals swore out a warrant for former secretary Harrison L Phillips on embezzlement charges amounting to 910 20. Phillips reportedly absconded after confessing to Charles Weber jr acting president and headed for Demerara while the society untangled muddled books.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
William Whitridge
Maryland Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Harrison L. Phillips
Whitridge
Philips
Atlantic Coast Line raises salaries across departments
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad announces January 1 pay raises for clerks agents trainmasters dispatchers section masters and others across three divisions. The general increase targets efficiency and cost of living, affecting several thousand workers and raising annual operating costs by over a quarter of a million dollars.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
N. C
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Girl Shot to Death in Cecil County Farmhouse
Miss Katie Spatt sixteen daughter of Mrs Agnes Spatt was shot and killed at Grove Neck farm near Farleville Cecil County by George Harrie twenty three a farmhand Harris says the gun went off accidentally after the girl played with it and he tried to take it Harrie was taken to Harleville for an inquest to determine the cause of death and responsibility
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Washington Post
Elkton
Katie Spatt
Agnes Spatt
Grove Neck Farm
Farleville
Flrst
Cecil County
George Harrie
Harris
Misa Spott
Lobbyists Must Register and Simmons Nominated in NC Caucus
Raleigh January 15 The North Carolina Democratic caucus voted to require lobbyists to register and debated amendments as bills were introduced. Senator F M Simmons was renominated to succeed himself by a large caucus vote while Walter Clark ran in the U S Senate contest. Simmons received 120 votes to Clark four.
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Washington Post
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Lee County
Moore
Chatham
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Corporation Commission
N. A. McLean
F. W. Simmons
House
Senate
Tudge Winborn
Representative Lockar
Hanson
United States
Justha Walter Clark
Robson
F. M. Simmons
Simmons
Clark
Reid
Rockingham
Johnson
Caswell
Repsentatives
Lockhart
Sharpe
C and C Bond Issue Rumor Stirs Wall Street
Special from Richmond reports a rumor of a $10,000,000 Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad bond issue. President Stevens denies knowledge of any such issue and says the financial committee acted without his knowledge. Brokers in New York say the rumor is known but details are unclear.
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Washington
Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Wall Street
New York
Stevens
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Potomac River Rises Amid Heavy Rains
From Hagerstown Maryland on January 16 reports say heavy rains over several days pushed the Potomac River to ten feet above normal at Williamsport. Dam No 5 is flooding into the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and towpath damage is feared as Conococheague and Antietam creeks rise. no flood expected unless rains continue.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Willimmaport
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Conocoheague
Antietam Creek
Two Men Charged With Attempt to Wreck Pittsburg and Western Flyer
Morgantown West Virginia January fifteenth two men Thomas Stockton of Quiergo Pennsylvania and Isaac Taylor brother in law of Stockton were arrested by Baltimore and Ohio railroad detectives for removing danger signals near Outcrop shortly before the Pittsburg and Western Flyer train. The flagman witnessed the signal removal. Also Congressman elect Hackett to wed in Greensboro January thirtieth first invitation issued for marriage January thirty one to Miss Lois Long of Statesville North Carolina daughter of Judge B F Long and granddaughter of Maj W M Robbins long time congressman
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Pittsburg
Western Flyer
Morgantown
W. Va
Thomas Stockton
Quiergo
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg and
Isaac Taylor
Stockton
Hackett
Washington Post
Greensboro
N. C
Richard Nathaniel Hackett
Highth District
Lois Long
Statesville
N. G
Miss Long
B. F. Long
Superior Court
Maj. W. M. Robbins
Seventh
Congress
Powder Explosion Kills Laborer at Holston River Camp
An accidental blast at Smith Reynolds powder storage along the Holston River Railway near Rogeraville Tennessee injured three others, one fatally, after a large quantity of powder ignited. Joseph Hamblin, a laborer, died from injuries in Bristol Tennessee.
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New Bristol
Tenn
Smith & Reynolds
Holston River
Rogeraville
Ienn
Joseph Hamblin
Increase for engineers across western railroads
Chicago January 15 committees representing railway managers and locomotive engineers reached an agreement covering roads west of Fort William to the Pacific Coast and south to the Mexican border. The new oneto go into effect February 1 and will affect about 27000 engineers.
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Washington
Spencer
N. C
International Association of Machinists
Southern Railway
Southern
Union Machinists
Chicago
Lotomotive
Fort William
Canada
St Paul
St. Louis
New Orleans
Pacific
Stolen gowns found in trunks of society woman
Mrs. L Way Knight a young society figure from Atlanta was arrested in Asheville on theft charges. Trunks were searched revealing gowns belonging to Mrs. W. H. Wilcox, with whom Knight was intimate. Diamonds thefts at local hotels linked to fashionably connected people. Knight claims innocence while undergoing treatment at a sanatorium. her husband fainted upon hearing.
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Washington Post
Asheville
W. C
Florence Giffen
New Orleans
Phil Oxnard
Sugar King
Mabel Underwood
Louisiana
Miss Underwood
Hotels and guests listed by city in travel notices
A long list of guests staying at major hotels across the United States is compiled, detailing names such as James H Turner Rotheehird Loula Kahn Raleigh Max Gelwits William Lawson and many others, with affiliations to properties like Shoreham Willard Metropolitan and Ebbitt in cities including Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond Oakland Hartford Atlanta Detroit Kansas City St. Louis Cleveland Memphis Nashville El Paso Charlottesville and Charleston.
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Baltimore
James H Turner
Rotheehird
Loula Kahn
Raleigh
Max Gelwits
Wational
William Lawson
St. James
William S
Shoreham
Chicago
E. Everman
M. A Btowsll
William D McIlwaine
Harold D. Macormic
George F. Griffin
New Willard
New York City
Drucker
Wittman
Alexander M. Cook
Bi. Hennington
J. Kalebach, Jr
Clark
Ambrose Mundy
H. Peat
A’ 2Kelen
ALL
Grabenstein
Benjamin Watson
W. E. Pittla
Mr. C. W. Sneeden
Marvie Kushin
H. I. Jacoby
B. Nelson
National
Metropolitan
P. Sherwood
Falcon Joulin
Wits
Mias
Hazel Qualatin
P. H. Powers
George D. Kilberry
Charles F. Homer
James Jerger
Hf. Levleon
M. Spencer
Mr. D. Spencer
Ebbitt
Mig M.A Warner
C. Bennett
K. E. McKenna
Misa Carcoll
J. P .Truesdeil
John H Meyer
H. BE
Townsend
Charles HK. Cole
Robert Tugouf
Arlington
Leonard
James Gorman
Col
Mne
Chels Newman
WW Davison
Regent
Maria Schmitt
W. M. Calder
HH. A. Metz
George Cromwell
George L. Bedloe
Dicklinson
Wiliam Hurley
G. J. Buck
Philadelphia
George A Smith
W. A. Chambers
Mies Manns
RC. Osburn
L. J Kort
Hartford
James
Whelam Tolman
Bridgeport
Georgia
George M. Nappter
Atlanta
W. R. Fuller
Monroe
J. L. Hand
Pelham
Illinoi
James J. Wagner
Sumner
Indiana
Grove
Ant Wite
West Lebanon
Nations
Rathbone
Hathbone
St James
E. Hoggett
F. Ahatter
Boonville
New Wilard
Kentucky
Harry Wettsengar
Morria B. Bel- Knap
Oscar Finley
Miss Finley
Louisville
Owen Carey
Charles Dudafil
Astland
L. Dorsey
Loulaville
Joseph L. Rhiudd
Covington
Massachusetts
James Muler
Spring- Held
Haleigi
E. Buck
Worrestor
Shorham Michican
Thomas Helland
Detroit
Mibequai
J. J. Dunn
Bt Towle
Mra Gundell
Rathachild
Kansas City
M. Preston
St. Louis
Jersey
C. B. Greatt
Blzmbeth
D. M
J. James
H. E. Nichols
Buffalo
Artington
North Carolina
Frank P. Haywood
Rafeleb
Ohio
J. L. Clark
H. S. McCray
Ashland
G. W. Bayard
Warren
B.D. Arthur
Oinelamatt
Mf. Rhinnick
Zanesville
Liat
Jamea Stana
Mre
B. Southard
Folada
Pennsylvania
Robert M. Bullle
Creighton
George A. Lukas Duboiz
James BR. T. Costar
Chenter
Riggs
Tennesser
E. Shannon
Sermuel G. Dougan
P. HN. Estes
Charles C Trabuie
M. Wright
Knoxville
F. Peon
Knozville
THXAS
O. H. Baum
el Paso
Raloleh
R. M. Holleman
Howaton
R. Brown
Longview
Rez
Virginia
Ramwen Compton
Charlottesville
Moffitt
Woodstock
Frank J. Slee- More
Clarksville
West Virginia
A. B. Fleming
Fairmount
Jusias Ration
Charleston
J. C. Prince
Deckley
Customs Fraud Charged Against Baltimore Fruit Firm
Special to The Washington Pest reports hearings in Baltimore on John H. Seward and J. H. Seward & Co. over alleged fraudulent customs refunds on imported fruit. Witnesses say Seward separated decayed fruit from good fruit and claimed 1 cent per pound refunds while adding foreign matter to inflate decayed weight. Seward imports millions of pounds annually and allegedly claimed refunds on about one percent of fruit. Treasury officials testify others avoided similar schemes but could not compete with the Seward firm.
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Washington
Baltimore
John H. Seward
J. H. Seward & Co
Truit
United States
Rogers
Leslie Cutlom
United States Treasury
Seward
Seward Company
Baltimore House
Treasury
Fever Members in Unions Reestablish Interstate Conference
Indianapolis Jan. 15 The United Mine Workers credentials committee found less than half of the local unions in three anthracite districts paid the 50 cent weekly strike assessment. President Mitchell urged reestablishing the Interstate conference and an early pre April 1908 meeting with operators. He noted wage gains and improved conditions despite membership declines from strike exonerations.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Addres
Joan Mitchell
Lst
Emma Goldman Freed as Prosecution Dropped in New York
Emma Goldman and companions Alexander Berkman and John R. Correll were discharged from custody in municipal court after prosecutors dropped charges for allegedly delivering an incendiary speech. The grand jury had declined to indict Goldman ten days earlier, and supporters hailed the decision as expected.
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Las
New York
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
John R. Correll
Goldman
Manhattan Lyceum
Meyer London
Girls Sold in Wisconsin Case Spurs Official Probe
La Crosse Wisconsin January 11 county authorities began an official investigation into charges that girls under fourteen are being sold to bidders in the Syrian colony at North La Crosse. The probe followed an attempt to secure a marriage license for a girl thirteen with evidence of a $300 bid for the groom and later $430 from a Syrian at Oshkosh, prompting repudiation by the parents.
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Oshkosh
Coxs Slayer Arrested In Kentucky Bond Withdrawn
Lexington reports John Smith, who confessed to the murder of Dr. H. D. Cox, was arrested last night in Perry County with a warrant from Lee County. Judge James Hargis Senator Alex Hargis and Sherry Caladen had stood on Smiths bond for 81 dollars. Bond had been withdrawn as Smith confessed and authorities widened the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Jackson
Breathitt County
John Smith
H. D. Cox
Perry County
Lee County
Smith
James Hargis
Alex Hargis
Sherry Caladen
Silent as to jilted girl in Vogel scandal shakes Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on January 1 Julius J Vogel secretary of the local Civil Service Office refused to comment on Miss Haley s charges amid a looming court case. Miss Haley claims she was engaged to Vogel and a suit will proceed with attorney Daniel J Shern handling statements. Mrs Vogel s family questions when the wedding occurred and notes two sides to every story while Mrs Vogel s mother laments the revelation of a long courtship gone awry.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Julius J. Vogel
United States Civil Service Commission
Post Office
Lucyley
Daniel J. Shern
Shern
Vogel
Miss Haley
J. Joseph Murphy
Mr. Vogel
Mary
Doctor accuses widow on crowded New York streetcar
Dr Lazare Wischnewetzky, a New York orthopaedic surgeon, challenged Mrs Mabel Orton Butta on a crowded Crosstown car, accusing her of nudging and provoking moral decay. Bystanders and the man beside her denied the charge as magistrate Finelite set bail at 500 dollars to ensure good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Lazare Wisch- Menetzky
Mabel Orton Butte
Brooklyn
Monkey House
Fifth Avenue
Pasteur Remedy for Six in Mercy Hospital
In Pittsburg six relatives of a Hanlon family seek Pasteur treatment at Mercy Hospital after a husband and father died of hydrophobia. The group includes Miss Alice Black and her sons Deas and Howard, daughter in law Eula Owings, her husband Mr Owings, and D S Gordon, all staying in hopes medical science can save them from infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mercy Hospital
Alice Black
Deas and
Howard
Eula Owings
Owings
D. S. Gordon
Hanlon
Washington County
Black
Insaix
From Chicken Pox to Cholera in Early Medical History
In early days barber shops served as operating rooms and physicians relied on bleeding. Dyspepsia afflicted many, including presidents, until advances in medical science improved treatments. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are advertised as a natural, non-cathartic remedy aiding digestion and stomach function. The ad claims governmental analyses support the tablet’s ingredients and offers trial packages from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat
Stuart
Europe
America
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Progressive Washington Edition of The Washington Post
The forthcoming Progressive Washington Edition will cover industrial commercial financial professional and political fields with authoritative articles by qualified writers. It will feature views of public buildings parks boulevards and scenes with photographs of prominent men involved in city growth and a bright prosperous future.
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Rnses
Elopers
George Washington
Tate
Test Farm
IBA Y
Hhchive
Wabash
Alexandria Bank
Gen. Lee
John G Rogers
Fifth
Maryland Court of Appeals
Virginia Weddings
Guba
United States Army
Maj. Bingham
G. A. Bingham
Quartermaster' S
Martin
Senseny
Mageratown
Jan. K.J
Hugh Senseny
Amanda Nave
Pinesburg
Williamsport
Senséngved
Louis Werner
Lane
Asenthetan Daat
William Brandreth
Ellesta
Contein
All & Nares
S Gacet
Seward & Co
Mitchell
Anthrapelie
Wisconsin
Cox
Specialist
Progressive
Politi
Cal Fields
Greater
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