Signs of Revival in Bank Reserve Flows and Market Weakness
New York Jan 26 report shows funds returning to reserve deposits amid weak securities demand. Declining money abroad, easing discount rates, and lower call loan costs indicate liquidity but little market strength. Signs point to tentative revival with upcoming industrial activity in trade and pending corporate earnings.
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Spook Card Warns of Imminent Death on Job Site
J E Matthews, veteran engineer on the Nor hoard Western system, reportedly reads a threatening card predicting death today on the job. The incident follows a string of fatalities and a blanket fear in the workforce, with no clear cause or verified link to the warned event.
Disagreement Delays Slander Suit in Court
Fragmentary OCR notes show a slander case involving named parties Thomas and Bryoroscr with references to a navy yard, property claims, and charges of overpayment or improper gains. The text indicates a delay as judges and attorneys reconvene in May for further hearing.
Seat for Scientists at Napa Zoological Station
In March next LP Lewis is approved to occupy the Smitheonian seat at the Napa Zoological Station, with Mrs Fellow pursuing trauma studies at Johns Hopkins University. Dr Andrews, associate professor of botany at Indiana University, will join research with Prof Pfeffer at Leiden and focus on plant physiology during a stay at Toront Totters. Business Getters advertise profitable use of personal letters to solicit new business.
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Rhea Likely to Win Fight in Virginia Legislature
The Virginia legislature prepares to act this week on Governor elect William Rhea of Bristol for corporation commissioner to replace Henry C. Stuart. Republicans wage a fierce battle over Rhea's confirmation while Democrats seek compromise. Also pending are a paralleling repeal in the Richmond area and the Roanoke judgeship contest between Roy B. Smith and Waller R. Staples amid party divisions.
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British Consols Rise on Paris Bourse Investment buying on French middle classes
Special cable from London reports consols up to 1 4 dollars and a further rise to 5 16 dollars amid Paris activity. Gilt edged securities follow, while railway stocks decline due to bear attacks. Berlin shows cautious activity with German iron shares rising as German industry steadies, and US railroad stocks slump on expected profits.
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Arrest in Di Giorgio case awaits Baltimore extradition
Italian youth Frank La Rosa known as the Chevalier of the Black Timd is arraigned in Jefferson Market Police Court and held on 10000 bail until extradition from Baltimore. He faces alleged dynamiting of the Giorgio house and related shootings, kidnapping, and ransom cases tied to a Baltimore crime ring.
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Virginia Obituaries Highlight Sudden, Varied Departures
Suffolk reports William T Ditlard aged forty five dying at home after breakfast and a brief collapse. Martha O Berry aged seventy four fell from her Holland home while writing and never regained consciousness. Harrisonburg records B F Dovel aged sixty dying of heart disease native to Page County, buried in Stanley. survived by wife four sons and four daughters.
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Married couple on honey moon report from Norfolk
The parents of Mina Delilah Watkins and A Powell Brookes believe they wed and are on a honeymoon in Norfolk. A letter to William Fowle Brookes prompted police to contact Washington authorities, but no word has come back.
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Magistrate Richard Triplett Dies in Fairfax County
Fairfax County mourns Magistrate Richard C. Triplett age sixty six dies at his Round Hill home after a lingering illness un married survivor includes sister Miss Sarah and brother George Triplett He served in Mosby s command during the Civil War represented Fairfax in the State legislature and sat on the board of supervisors He left the magistrate post about twenty five years ago Funeral planned for noon tomorrow with remains to Alexandria for burial Elks initial ball to be held at McBurney s Hall tonight in Alexandria and a supper to follow Also notes lectures by House Chaplain Dr Henry N Couden a keg of beer stolen from a cellar at 702 North Washington Street Alexandria and church services well attended in the city Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Marshall dies at 32 North Payne Street Alexandria.
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Monongah Mines to Open After Explosion Tragedy
Monongah mines Nos 6 and 8 of the Fairmont Coal Co will resume Monday after the December 6 explosion that killed 38. Officials report hundreds of applications for work from miners as crews finish repairs and inspect the mine remains.
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Rogers Tunnel Open on Tidewater Railway
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Va Jan Chief Engineer Fernstrom of Henry H Rogers Tidewater Railway announced completion of the Allegheny Summit tunnel. The one mile long section is the road's costliest project yet and trains will soon run into Roanoke and operate across the system from Deep Water West Virginia to Norfolk. He denied any suspension of construction beyond weather delays.
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Hale murder case likely deferred due to sheriff's death
Special to The Washington Post from Bristol Virginia reports Ack Hale’s murder trial of Lillie Davis may not begin in Blountville Circuit Court as planned. Sheriff W M Newland, who had charged Hale for nearly two years and prepared the case, died today at age 58 from acute stomach trouble.
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Morgantown Post seized as political control shifts
In Morgantown West Virginia a special edition of the Morgantown Post was seized after a directors meeting. Minority stockholders who held editorial control were ousted and a new officer slate appointed. The new group backs Swisher for the Republican governor nomination while old management supported Scherr.
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Fire destroys barns in Isle of Wight farming area
Norfolk report says a blaze at James Branch near Smithfeld Isle of Wight County last night consumed barns and stables. Nine horses and twenty seven cows died and corn and peanut crops were ruined. Loss about ten thousand dollars, partly insured. Origin of fire undetermined.
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Trainmen Seek 3-Cent Rate Return in North Carolina
Special to The Washington Post from Danville Virginia reports railroad workers in North Carolina plan petitions to restore the 3-cent passenger rate to avert wage cuts amid new anti railroad laws. Receivers for Seaboard Air Line discuss rates with Judge Pritchard, who did not issue an order on a proposed 2.5-cent rate pending legislative action.
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SHOOTS HIS NEPHEW DEAD IN FIELD
Arthur Greenawalt, eighteen, was shot in the abdomen by his uncle Isaac Dean, about fifty, in Pendleton County WoVa. A Winchester rifle bullet killed him as they walked across a field. Dean told authorities he acted in self defense amid a long standing grudge. Greenawalt’s shotgun lay loaded beside him.
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