Stolen Goods Found Arrest Secondhand Dealer
Police recovered several stolen items after John W. Ennis admitted robbing Robert E Knight’s store at 61 King Street Alexandria and disposing of goods at Hugh L. Strider’s secondhand shop in the old City Hotel Building. Ennis, Strider, and Strider’s clerk Robert Benson were arrested and later released to reveal locations of more stolen articles. Strider facing arraignment. Ennis hints at sensational disclosures on disposal of goods and other city and state violations.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Robert E Knight
Carlin
John W. Ennis
Mr Knight
Hugh L. Strider
Old City Hotel
Cameron and
Royal Streets
Ennis
Strider
Robert Benson
Bailey
Corporation Court
Caton
DIES OF HEAT PROSTRATION IN ALEXANDRIA JEWELER
Peyton B. Dearborn a popular 28 year old jeweler died of heat prostration yesterday in his apartment above his shop at 697 Kog Street Alexandria. He leaves a wife and child. Son of George W Dearborn editor of Amherst New Era he worked in Philadelphia in newspapers before moving to this city. He belonged to Alexandria Lodge of Elks and helped with the recent flower carnival.
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Peyton B. Dearborn
Kog Street
Dearborn
George W Dearborn
Amherst
New Era
Philadelphia
Alexandria Lodge of Elks
Wires Fall From Mount Vernon Line Endangering Pedestrians
A section of overhead equipment on the Mount Vernon Electric Railway collapsed at King and Royal streets, threatening pedestrians. City council ordered repairs by the railway company after hearings noting frequent live-wire hazards in streets. The incident followed by reports of deaths and obituaries in nearby areas.
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King and Royal Streets
Mount Vernon
Patriotic Meeting in BU Paul Church Hagerstown Md
A patriotic meeting was held at BU Paul Methodist Episcopal Church in Hagerstown Maryland with Judge Mina tin L Keedy presiding. Addresses were given by Mayor Frank A Mis Rev Dr C Herbert Richardson and members of Reno Post Grand Army of the Republic and other patriotic orders were present. Dies of Lockjaw In Frederick County Frederick Hennicke of Roadside died of tetanus after a puncture wound and a week of suffering. In Charlottesville Emma Hall died after an operation for gallstones at the University of Virginia Hospital. Mrs Barah Ay died after fracture of the hip at the University of Virginia Hospital last Sunday. Mrs Bowles injuries led to her death at Sandiges Amherst County aged eighty one. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a remedy for pimples and bad complexion.
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Apedal
Washington Fort Hagerstown
Frederick Hennicke
Charlottesville
Emma Hall
University of Vir.ginta
EL Osntin
Barahay
University of Virginia, Hospital
Bowles
Sandiges
Amherst County
Pearre Names Delegates for Allegany County Delegation
Cumberland Md July 1 Col Pearre has named the delegation to represent Allegany County at the Frederick convention. The list includes Dalton L Bretz Thomas G Pownall Richard J Bruce Frank L Geary P Gibson Cowden Jr John W George John McFarland John J Bell James Campbell John J Robinson Albert L Fenzel Jabex Meating Warren White W Wallace McKaty John J Stump Irvine R Dickey Willam J Feaga Arner G Carl Fred N Zilman Albert G Washington David A Hobb Ulysses Hanna Harman L Nolte Edgar Betler Col Pearce planned to name a larger group but time limits prevented notifying all.”
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John J. Stump
Irvine R Dickey
Willam J. Feaga
Arner G Carl
Fred N. Zilman
Albert G. Washington
David A Hobb
Ulysses Hanna
Harman L Nolte
Edgar Betler
Col Pearce
KILLED BY EXPRESS TRAIN AT HYATTSVILLE CROSSING
Augustus Leypoldt, 78, a Branchville resident, was struck by Baltimore and Ohio Express No. 502 at Maryland avenue crossing in Hyattsville and killed instantly. He was walking from Riverdale to visit his daughter Mrs. John Dorr when the accident occurred. His sight and hearing were reportedly defective. An inquest will be held tomorrow evening before Justice Carr.
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Washington Post
Hyattsville
Augustus Leypoldt
Branchville
Prince George County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland Avenue
John Dorr
Riverdale
Baltimore
Mystery illness keeps Brunswick man in a daze
A Bruns wick Md businessman, FP R Brad shaw, arrived at Fathers in Nelson County Va twenty two days ago and has slept continuously since. Physicians attend him constantly and he intermittently takes nourishment as the case baffles local doctors.
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Washington
Charlottesville
Fathers
Nelson County
R Bradshaw
Brunswick
Desertions from Navy Battleships Virginia and Louisiana
A petty officer says 343 sailors deserted from the battleships Virginia and Louisiana before they left the Norfolk Navy Yard last Thursday. Few deserters have been apprehended. Most were new recruits from interior points who grew tired of afloat duty and fled, with many sighted fleeing near Norfolk.
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Washington Post
Norfolk, Va
United States Navy
Virginia
Louisiana
Norfolk Navy Yard
Man commits suicide in Vienna with shotgun
Willam Wiley, a laboring man, died by self inflicted gunshot around 3 PM yesterday in Vienna Virginia after a prior wagon accident that injured his spine. Survived by a wife and five children.
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Washington Post
Vienna
Willam Wiley
Wiley
Moss Williams Fatally Stricken in Home Illness
Special to The Washington Rose Rockyne reports Nannie Williams, daughter of Mrs E B Williams, died at her home yesterday after a brief illness. While performing household duties she suffered paralysis and never regained consciousness. Her mother and sister survive.
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Wasiington Rose Rockyne
Mies Nannie Wiliams
Mra E B
Willeams
Neve
Pain and Relief Promised by Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
An advertisement claims pain weakens nerves and harms health urging relief with Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. A testimonial from Mrs W H Marshall of Sopris Colorado describes long sick headaches improved after use. Pills are sold by druggists with a money back guarantee and small price.
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Dr. Miles
W. H. Marshall
Sopris
Cole
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Desperado Williams Killed by Mountain Posse in Kentucky
Special to The Washington Port Knoxville Tennessee July 1 news of a double tragedy reaches the city. Gen Williams a noted desperado and Ezra Lawson were killed by infuriated Kentucky mountaineers ten miles above Jellico. Williams had abducted a deaf and dumb girl aged sixteen and held her in a hollow tree prison. The posse pursued Williams to Pine Mountain, shooting him dead as they freed the girl and avenged the kidnapping and murder threats against her father Wes Bays. The detailed letter recounts Williams luring the girl into the mountains and barricading her in the improvised prison before the final pursuit.
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Washington Port
Knoxville
Tenn
Williams
Ezra Lawson
Kentucky
Willams
Pine Mountain
Jellico
Jessico
Gen' Williams
Gen. Williams
Tennessee
Wes Bays
Bays
Prohibition Enforces Sunday Saloons Closure in Kansas City
Kansas City Kan and Kansas City Mo closed all saloons for the first time this Sunday under Gov Folk on the Missouri side and Gov Hughes on the Kansas side. Assistant Attorney General Trickett had padlocks placed on doors to enforce the nationwide liquor ban. Interstate drinking was halted as crowds sought liquor across the state line.
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Kansas City
Kans
Missouri
Kansas
Trickect
Lieut Brereton Die by Own Action in Manila Club
Lieut Tallmadge H. Brereton of the Second Infantry shot himself in the head at the Army and Navy Club in Manila. Born December 1, 1878 in New York, he later lived in Connecticut and served in the Spanish American War and in multiple U.S. Army regiments before his death.
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Manila Army and Navy Club
Cabre
Washington Post
Manila
Lieut
Tallmadgs HH. Brereton
Second Infantry
Himagic
Army and Navy Club
Brereton
New York
Connecticut
Spath
New York Infantry
Sixth Infantry
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Porter Statue Dedicated at Haven Park in Portsmouth NH
Maj Gen Fitzjohn Porter statue, erected by the Grand Army and presented to the city, was dedicated at Haven Park on Malvern Hill anniversary. A parade featured United States Marines, State militia, Civil and Spanish War veterans. Commander Michael E. Long presented the statue. Mayor William Marvin accepted it. Speaker Gen Alexander Stewart Webb of New York was Porter’s friend.
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Portsmouth
Fitzjohn Porter
Grand Army
Haven Park
Malvern Hill
Porter
United States Marine Corps
Michael E. Long
Grand Army Post
William Marvin
Alexander Stewart Webb
New York
Gen. Porter
Train Kills Four Near Orange
Special to The Washington Port Orange Va July 1 a freight train collision near Orange killed four people two women and two girls all described as colored in the morning attempt to escape the oncoming train three fatalities occurred at the scene with a fourth dying later at a local hospital authorities investigated the accident and noted the weather and visibility conditions may have contributed to the disaster
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Washington, Port
Orange
Stolen Famous Race Horse Capt. Jack From Stable
Special to The Washington Post Pittsburg July 1 Capt. Jack the famous horse that set a Memphis mile record of 2 06 3 4 with Crescens and The Abbot was stolen from E. Calhoun's stable in this city last night. The eleven year old horse had been in good condition and bandaged at 10 pm. An hour later the stable door was found broken and the horse missing. Six other Calhoun horses were passed by the thieves who selected Capt. Jack. Police have no clues to the thieves.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Capt
Jack
Memphis
Crescens
Abbot
E. Calhoun
Calhoun
Leaf tobacco scarce promings due in a month
Richmond Va July 1 weather favorable to new crop. grass and rains hinder growth. Markets report light sales, damaged leaves temper prices. Dark fired and sun cured show varied activity. primings expected in a month as fields improve in North Carolina Virginia and nearby markets. Labor shortages persist as crops struggle against weed growth.
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Whellington
Richmond
Durham
N. C
South
Boston
Landbure
Market Rumors, Bankers Say Support Unneeded
In New York trading week opening, professional speculation dominated as rumors of prosecutions and policy shifts circulated. Banks deny need for broader support, while July disbursements strain liquidity, sending prices lower and squeezing pooled stocks and mining shares amid hopes for St Paul financing and copper news.
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St. Paul's
Bos 4On
Ontario and Western
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Weil Street
St Paul's
Pennsylvania
Paris
St Paul
Parla
Unio Pacific
Boston
Daniel F. Keelogg
Hotels list of travelers and residents by city
A long OCR readout lists guests and residents by hotel and city names across multiple states. Names include Henry D and spouse, Regent, New Willard, St James, Shoreham, and numerous others in Baltimore Chicago New York Philadelphia Richmond Alabama Georgia Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana New Jersey New York State North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin England.
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Baltimord
Henry
Regent
BF Simps
St James Bolton
James W. Langetrest
New Willard
Benjamin L Schneider
New
Willard H A
Hawkins
Ebbit
Hampton
Nerdemin Aorton
Job Mcfimney
J White
Shoreham Warner
Miller
B.S ¢Ibter
We Ko McCeazen
Statelen
Alabama
G J Sgunbara
L R Boyd
Troy Clayton Trelfis
Wif
Montgomery
Riksa
FE Willam
Dwinnel
Roy L Thorpe
Wilmmneton
Ralelgs
Gforgia I
R Paget
Atlawa
St James
Thomas Halligas
Sovauneb
Nes J
HL Blount
Fanaia Blount
Macon
Raleigh
Yllinots
Lars Jobstand Wit
Natalia Jobst
Pearts
Kansas
A “Gman
Leonardille
A. D Read
Emporia
Kentugey
W G. Collie
Levington
George F . Fulner
Newport
Shoreham
Charles Hayes
Louisville
Arlington
Maryland
Minneapolis
Shortsant
New Wulard
Frenk
P. Hart
Elmira
H. Grifin
Botfate
Natlotat
North Carolina
Centarain
Harper Durham
M Meknchem
Wimington
H M White
Greensboro
GAIO
F. Ho Boovas
Cleveland
Willart Mire
JG. Wright
Mlop
Leborteaax
Cinelanati
Sch
Nations
Prank
Johnstown
EJ Beard
Columbia
Rateten Cenmesser
F. C Rice
Memphis
New Whiterd
Mes
Merrifld
New Automobile Law Triggers New Jersey Licenses Tomorrow
New Jersey constables prepare for a harvest as the new automobile law goes into effect tomorrow. Drivers must renew licenses on July 1 and provide height hair color eye color and weight to obtain a driving franchise. Officials anticipate fines and fees for unlicensed drivers along cross-state routes. Furniture Factory Burned in Chicago destroys Noblett cabinet plant with heavy lumber loss and $150000 damage.
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New Jersey
Chicago
The
J. Noblett Manufacturing Company
Kensington
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Carpenter
Alexandria Light Infantry
Grand Jury
Anna M. Fadeley
Anna M Fadeley
M. M Fadeley
Ashburn
William A. Moore
Georgetown University Hospital
Second Presbiterian Church
Charles N. Hawkins
Danville
Charles Nelson Hawkins
Danville Register
Patrick Springs
Sunland ‘Tribune
Tarapa
Fla
the Record
Newcastle
the World
Roanoke
Register
Hood
Pearre
Frederick
Daughter
P. R. Bradshaw
Radford
Southwest Virginia Agricultural and Live tSock Association
Jotn Goode
Bedford
Moss Williams
Hollow Tres
State Line
Prohibition
Lieut. Brereton
Train
Stock Exchange
Interstate Comoerce Commission
Standard Oil Company
Wallstreet
London
Interborough Metropolitan
Reading
Professional Men OF
United States Army
R A Jonica
Ebbitt
Dr. King
Ble and I
Jersey
Union Trust Co
St Nw
Ashington Lan & Trust Co
Cecofor
Washington Safe Deposit Co
Ava
South Side
F Street
N. W
American Express CO
Traders National Bank
Savings Bank, Baby
Fam
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Warner Building
Pranele
Sraith
Alvin M
Rs Bank
Ba N.Y. Ave
Ernatio
Enkin Corporation
G Street
United States Treasury
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
John Joy Edson
Ellis Spaar
Geof Casilear
Prasitank
Frank P. Becalde
Rigi Gs
Hetogat Pa. Ave
Opp
U. 2 Co
Fisk & Robinson Bankers
NEW York Stock Exchange
Cedar Street
State Street
Sapoleon
Arthur Cowsill
Colorado
B. F. Saul
7Th and & Sts. N. W
Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wall & Co
F Street Northwest
Adams Building
Sage & CO
Waw
York
Benton Commission Co
N. ¥. Stock, Grain, Provision Co
Chesley & Spence
Malin
Home Building Association
J. M Woodward
Mitchell Mining Stock
Gough
F St. CW
Francis R. Dooley & Co
District of Columbia
Wsiskell
McLeean
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