Night watchman shot at Putnam Organ factory
Staunton Virginia July 2 William H Garber night watchman at the Putnam Organ factory was shot in the right shoulder and hip while making rounds near the engine room. Garber, in critical condition, believes the assailant a white man of middle age. he fired at the fleeing attacker who escaped. A $100 reward was authorized for Garber's assailant and a search party planned to probe a cave near the factory where the fugitive may be hiding.
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William, H. Garber
Staunton
Washiington Post
Willam H. Garber
Putnam Organ Factory
Garber
Prof Noah K Davis Resigns From Virginia Philosophy Chair
Special to The Washington Post Charlottesville Virginia July 2 Professor Noah K Davis after thirty three years as head of the University of Virginia moral philosophy chair has been invited by the Carnegie Foundation to become a beneficiary and will resign the headship with Albert Lefevre taking charge. The position has a lineage from Tucker to McGutter and Davis.
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Virginia University
Carnegie Foundation
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Noah K Davis
University of Virginia
T 42
School of Moral Philosophes
Alvert Lefevre
Davin
Oike Tucker
Jefferson
Congress
Tucker
William McGutter
Davis
Tay
Pearre Entertained by Frederick Republicans at Elks Club
Delegates to the Republican Congressional convention in Frederick Maryland were hosted by local Republicans at the Elks Club on July 2. Col George A Pearre and fellow delegates were guests as plans for renomination were discussed. Officials expect a harmonious convention tomorrow with details to unfold.
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Frederick
Washington Post
George A. Pearre
Congress
Elks’ Club
Rate hearing resumed in Richmond with Green on stand
The State Corporation Commission resumed the freight rate hearing this morning in Richmond Virginia with Freight Traffic Manager Lincoln Green of the Southern Railway Company on the stand. He was questioned about interstate business relations in Virginia and North Carolina and remained on the stand all day.
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Green
Southern
Richmond
Weebington
State Corporation Commission
Lincoln Green
Southern Railway Company
Virginia
North Carolina
Workman Buried Alive After Embankment Collapse
Spencer North Carolina July 2 Roy Edison a severed employee of L B Brickenstine contractor on municipal sewer system killed this afternoon when an embankment caved in on the workers burying him alive. Large number of workers narrowly escaped injury. The Washington Post note.
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N. C
Washington Post
Spencer, N C
Roy Edison
L. B Brickenstine
Pleaded Guilty of Murder in Newport News Court
Edward Curtis Hammond a mulatto who shot his wife in East End April last was sentenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary by Judge Barham after pleading guilty to murder. The case showed the defendant was intoxicated at the time. Plummer Arrington, a negro horse thief, received six years in the penitentiary by a Corporation Court jury.
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Pedtel
Newport News
Edward Curtis Hammond
East End
Barham
Corporation Court
Hammond
Plummer Arrington
Rockville Fight Leaves Potts Fatally Struck
Special to The Washington reports that shortly before 10 pm in Emory Grove Maryland Harry Potts was struck with a rock during a fight with George Tackett resulting in a crushed skull and likely death. Tackett is in custody awaiting charges.
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Washington Reat
Rockville
Harry Potts
Emory Grove
George Tackett
Potts
Duckett
Rival Colleges At Odds Over Eligibility Code For Game
Charlottesville July 2 Despite no Thanksgiving game this year the Virginia North Carolina rivalry stays. Both schools still eye a fall meeting likely October 14 possibly in Richmond as they debate eligibility tables and the four year rule. Virginia insisted on terms appealing to the Carlisle Indians while Carolina sought table 28 for Thanksgiving. President Venable hinted Carolina Virginia could play a migseagon game if tables remained unsettled. North Carolina had proposed Richmond meetings. Georgetown and Norfolk options were explored.
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Washington
Charlottesville
Richmond
North Caroine
Harris
Tig
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Virginia
Carolina
Carlisle
Georgetown
George Washington
Bocock
Son to Succeed Father Rev Henry Tucker Named Rector
Norfolk Va July 2 Rev Henry St George Tucker principal of St Pauls College an Episcopal missionary school of Tokyo was called by cable tonight to the rectorate of old St Pauls Church in this city His father Rev Dr Beverly Dandridge Tucker rector of St Pauls for twenty five years was recently elected bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Virginia Henry St George Tucker is thirty three years of age.
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St. Paul's
Norfolk
Washington Post
Henry St. George Tucker
St. Paul's College
Tokyo
Japan
Cable
Old St. Paul's Church
Rey
Beverly Dandridge Tucker
St Paul's
Episcopal Diocese of Southern Virsinia Heidry
St George Tucker
Prophet Dies in Poor House in Richmond
Rev William C Thurman once predicted the world end in 1873 drawing Chicago sensationalism He died in the Richmond poor house after signaling misread biblical dates and a 1878 end date. In Staunton council and aldermen meet Perry named city attorney and Wayt police justice. other officers reelected. Rockville treasurer Hilton sworn in for Montgomery County with 80000 bond. Mrs Pensel 60 drowns in Chesapeake Canal Elkton Md. Lee Foster Salem painter dies after throat wound from home fire loss. Vaughan and Bessie Bishop elope and wed in Bristol by Rev Clary.
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Washington Fost Richmend
William C. Thurman
Grorld
Chicago
Specie
Washington Post
Staunton
M Perry
Timberlake
Col
Hampton W. Wayt
Joseph A Glasgow
Roanoke
Lee Foster
Salem
Bristol Mechanic Fatally Wounds Rival on Train Platform
On July 2 in Bristol Virginia a mechanic John Orr shot stonecutter George Jones on the depot platform as Jones prepared to board an eastbound train. Orr claimed Jones and Orr’s wife planned a trip together, denying any intimacy. Jones died from internal hemorrhages. he denied the charge. Orr fled, was arrested, and said he killed Jones to defend his home after earlier confrontation witnessed by Orr’s wife. Jones’s dying statement denied the affair. The incident centered on alleged infidelity and a planned train journey to Rural Retreat with Mrs Orr.
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Bristol
Washington Post
Union Station
John Orr
George Jones
Jones
Orr
Ore
Norfolk and Western Railway
Explosion Kills Three in Keystone Mine West Virginia
In Keystone West Virginia a gas explosion at the Keystone Coke Company mine killed Mine Boss Bud Meadows and two Black miners John Jackson and William Green. White miner Hilary Hall was injured with a fractured skull. A lamp in an unused entry ignited gas, tearing bodies to fragments but causing little damage to the mine overall.
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Keystone Company
West Virginia
Bluefield
W Va
Keystone Cou Anct Coke Company
Keystone
Bud” Meadows
John Jackson
William Green
Hilary Hall
Meadows
Jackson
Green
Elopement Itineraries Stop in Maryland as Father Blocks Teen Marriage
Special to The Washington Post Hagerstown Md July 2 A fourteen year old girl and a Shenandoah Va youth eloped to Hagerstown but the plan was stopped by the girl’s father near Chatham Henry Breeden who wired police. A separate report from the depot at Chatham notes Joel Bibby and Owen Bibby’s party boating tragedy near Novelty with one drowning as Merika and companions were rescued and the girl sent home. The tale blends a thwarted marriage attempt with a brief boating accident and police action.
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Hagerstown
Mannie Breeden
Howard Merika
Shenandoah
Washington Post
Chatham
Joel Bibby
Sonn
Owen Bibby
Merika
Millpond
Ing
Wegen
Bibby
Cleek
Merike
Man On Trial For Wife’s Death In Virginia Court
Julian Pavlinlo, charged with shooting and killing his wife ten months ago, faced trial in Elizabeth City County Court. He admits the killing but says he promised her to be used if she became insane again. Evidence was heard and arguments set to continue. Officials expect possible insanity ruling and commitment to an asylum.
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Washington Post
Newport News
Jay
Julian Pavlinlo
Elizabeth City
Paviinio
Killed at a picnic in Dellston incident report
Special to The Washington Post Morgantown WVa July 2 One man was shot and killed and several others wounded in a melee at a picnic at Dellston four miles north of Morgantown Walter Flinn shot Clyde Pixler and Bert Poole while allegedly intoxicated Flinn is under arrest stating he acted while insane from drink
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Washington. Post
Morgantown
W. Va
Dellston
Here
Clyde Pinter
Clark Pixler
Walter Flinn
Bert Poole
Post-office Inspector Seeks Warrants in Richmond
Richmond July 3 Post-office Inspector Bulla swore out warrants for Policeman Ogilvie and street car conductor Robert Davis. They are accused of delaying the mail after a letter carrier refused to move to the section reserved for colored people, and was arrested before depositing his mail at the post office.
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Richmond
Post-office
Bulla
Ogilvie
Robert Davis
Jim Crew
Shot to Save Wife in Monroe County
In Monroe county on July 2 J W Hill shot and killed A M Burgess over an alleged assault on Mrs Hall. Hill surrendered at once and is jailed without privilege of bail.
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Monroe
N. C
J. W. Hill
A. M. Burgess
Bonaparte for Governor in Next Year’s Gop Plans
Baltimore July 2 Republicans high in the party discuss Charles J. Bonaparte as a potential governor candidate for next year though they have not spoken to him. If party sentiment favors him he would run even at the cost of his Navy post. The campaign is a year off but leaders already map plans for governor comptroller and attorney general and a state legislature that will elect two U.S. Senators. The State organization seeks candidates who command respect in vigorous party efforts.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Charles J. Bonaparte
Bonaparte
Ohe Post
United States
Republican Party
Delegates for Sturgiss in Second WV District Nomination
Morgantown July 2 Today’s primary convention in Tucker County practically settles the Republican Congressional nomination in the district. Georgi C Sturgiss will have five of the thirteen delegates and may gain them all. He carried Morgan County Saturday by 400 majority and county 33 without opposition, plus eleven Morgan County, ensuring his nomination. Sturgiss received a letter from Arch Welton of Grant County indicating withdrawal and that nearly all his delegation will go to Sturgiss.
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West Virginia
Washington Post
Morgantown
W Va
Tucker County
Georgi C Sturgiss
Morgan County
Sturgiss
Arch Welton
Grant County
Sturgise
Obituary notes from Roanoke Salem and surrounding towns
Virginia obituary notices record the deaths of L A Williar a Virginia Brewing Co bookkeeper aged with one day illness wife two daughters and a son Roanoke County deputy sheriff jailer T Blackwell died after typhoid fever aged forty five wife seven children Lexington Thomas Williamson Graham aged sixteen died after five days illness appendicitis cadet to Virginia Military Institute Winchester John W Kelly veteran of the Mexican war died after a week illness at Vaucluse aged eighty six surviving wife and eight children
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Roanoke
L. A. Williar
Virginia Brewing Company
Salem
T Blackwell
Roanoke County
Lexington
Thomas Williamson Graham
Edward J. Graham
Virginia Military Institute
Winchester
John W Kelly
Vaucluse
Allen's Foot-Ease and Foot-Kaix Discover Comfort
Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease powder shaken into the shoe. It relieves tightness, corns, bunions, blisters, callouses and sore spots and claims instant relief. A trial package is offered by mail.
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Allen
Al'ea
Matt
Allen S ‘Aim
Sporting Writer Drops Dead in Santa Cruz Home
July 2 Santa Cruz California John Paxton Cooper former sporting editor of the San Francisco Chronicle died at his home today of apoplexy.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
John Paxton Cooper
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Hargis Case Opens in Beautyville Jury Fight
In Beautyville Kentucky on July 2 former County Judge James Hargis Fulton French attorney and ex Sheriff Edward Callahan and others faced trial for the 3 year old assassination of Lawyer James B. Marcum in Jackson. The session began with expected jury difficulties as prosecutors sought a continuance alleging missing material witnesses. The judge postponed ruling until tomorrow.
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Beautyville
James Hargis
Fulton French
Edward Callahan
James B. Marcum
Jackson
Dorsey
Hargis
Callshen
Wisconsin Secretary of State Houser on trial for bribe offer
Madison July 2 a trial began in Municipal Court charging Wisconsin Secretary of State Walter L Houser with offering a bribe to State Insurance Commissioner Zeno M Hoat in the Equitable Life case over 1903 dividend distribution. Attorneys moved to quash the indictment. argument to follow. A separate note reports the body of Cecil B Fuller, drowned in the Potomac, not recovered after harbor boat Vigilant search. Ernest Fuller aided in recovering Herbert Callender's body earlier in the day.
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Madison, Wig
Walter L. Houser
Zeno M. Hoat
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mo‘tion
Cecil B. Fuller
Potomac
Fuller
Ernest Fuller
Herbert Callender
Great Basin
Ennis Arraigned in Alexandria Court on Robbery Case
John W. Ennis and Hugh L. Strider faced arraignment in Alexandria Police Court after a store robbery at Robert E. Knight's shop. Ennis admitted selling some items to Strider. Strider denied knowledge the goods were stolen but bought several pieces. State's Attorney Brent led the case. Strider fined ten dollars and given six months in jail, with bond set for appeal.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
John W. Ennis
Robert E. Knight
Hugh L. Strider
Ennis
Yenter
S. G. Brent
Robinson Moncure
Strider
Honis
Hunts
Brent
Pitt Street
Names of hotel guests listed across American cities
A long OCR list shows hotel guest names grouped by city including Baltimore Chicago New York Philadelphia Portland and more. The fragment names numerous individuals and spouses alongside hotel brands like National and Willard, with scattered addresses and states.
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Netwer
National
Boyd Cox
Janes
H Hate
Wits
Raleigh
Horton
George W. Gepen
Tobhy
JT. Hunton
St. James
George L Winter
Artington
L. Shaw
Edward “M Hartwell
Chicago
N J Oxtourns
Laura M Saxo
Dorothy Bevo
Nationals
MacParland
Pbters
M. J. P. Straub
James C
Calm
Littlefeld and Wits
Gees
W. L. Hills
St Jamesq
Woodend
J. Keonard
PB Philipp
Southworth
Shoreham
St Ginge
Charles G Phelps
B. Beckmin
Edwin
Mulford
Miss Wulford
Elmer
F. A. Laykin
Ralph Jem
New
Willard Walter Neale
Atherwoot
A Gambiré
F. C. Cowell
Fy Fisher
A. V. Canter
Felaigh
Philadelphia
C . Lambert
New Willard
William B Sullivan
Insanity Defense Used in Martin Tighe Murder Trial
Martin Tighe, after five years in an insane asylum, stands trial for the June 13 1991 murder of his wife. The defense argues insanity with jurors questioned on the plea amid references to Stanford White and recent insanity findings.
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Martin Tighe
Washington
Lewis Stuyvesant Jhanler
Qghe
Richard S. White
Mr. Chanter
Agsistant
Gargan
Stanford White
Hany ‘Thaw
Fifteen naval officers retire under personnel act
Rear Admiral M R S Mackenzie the Third district light house inspector retired yesterday after over forty years service born in New York he was appointed from New Jersey in 1862 and reached captain in 1900. Other officers retired by their own application include Captains Willem Moore William H Curner Karl Roh roer John A H Nickels Commander Albert N Wood Lieut Commanders Satan Arnall John M Poyer Walter O Hulme and others. With fourteen voluntary retirements the 40 vacancy quota for the year is filled.
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M. R. S. Mackenzie
Third
Lst
Admiral Mackenzie
New York
New Jersey
Tomplansville
N. Y
Willem §. Moore
William H.curner
Karl Rohrer
John A. H. Nickels
Albert N. Wood
Satan Arnall
John M Poyer
Walter O. Hulme
Anzy Parmenter
Albert C. Dheffenbach
Theodora C. Fenton
John P. Guinness
Horace W. Jones
Benjamin W. Wells
Battle Ship Nebraska with 18.95 knot trial in July off Point Beala
The battleship Nebraska, under Captains Lane and Jordison, made 18.95 knots on a builder's trial near Point Beala. It sailed the course three times, two at record speed and once slowly. Navy inspectors witnessed. builders expect 19 knots easily. Nebraska to Puget Sound Navy Yard July 5 for bottom cleaning before the official trial. Meanwhile New Jersey arrives at New York for Fourth of July celebrations with marines and sailors and a harbor salute.
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Sextile
Wash
Point Beala
Lane
Jordison
Navy Department
R. E H. Coontz
Arthur Grim Shaw
Ruhn
L. B. Crossett
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Wwastport
New Jersey
Army Orders Update From Early 1900s Staffing Changes
Military notices list transfers promotions retirements and assignments across infantry cavalry artillery and engineer units. Key moves include Lieut Col Willem Gray extended absence one month, Chaplain Charles Pleros reassigned to Engineers and to Washington Barracks, Capt Amos Shattuck detached to Quartermaster vacancy, Capt Harry Howland to command Fourth Battalion, and Maj Charles Boyd relieved from major duties. Also officers retired including Maj Elias Chandler and Brig Gen George Paddock with duties at Sea Girt and Port Leavenworth noted, plus assignments for training at United States Cavalry School.
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Nonth Infantry
United States
Port Baavenworth
Kank
Naval Officers Orders and Duty Assignments 1905
Orders list naval officers promoted retired or reassigned from June 4 to June 30 1905. Includes inspectors of boilers and machinery assignments in Barberton Ohio Shelby district and Brooklyn Navy Yard plus other duty changes and a note on Editor Schuele of Columbus Ohio wounded by Bucklen arnica salve.
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Bucklen
Thaw's Wife Visits Prisoner Amid Crowd Watching
Mrs Thaw visited her husband at the Tombs claiming he is in better spirits and cheerful. Judge Olcott, Thaw's counsel, spent hours reviewing letters from supporters and potential informants. Thaw exercised outside briefly with other prisoners, then sought shade to avoid onlookers in nearby skyscraper windows.
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Corey's Reconciliation Rumor Shocks New York
Special to The Washington 466 reports Corey staying at the Holland House and unseen tonight amid reconciliation rumors. Reports claimed he arrived in New York and visited Henry Frick at Fifth Avenue, with claims of a reconciliation with his wife. Frick house is closed and boarded up, family vacated for the summer. Corey did not return to his hotel by midnight.
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