Convention at Fair Tobacco Growers Session Ends
Roosevelt praised as Democratic Republican president and action against trusts. Message from Cardinal Gibbons delivered to the eighth annual convention of deaf mutes. Order of the Descendants of the Signers organized at Jamestown Exposition with officers from Washington DC and Norfolk. Meeting adjourned to meet again at the exposition in October. Delegates discussed corporate control and anti trust measures, with Carrington addressing the assembly.
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Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons
Norfolk
Wiliam Sields McKean
Washington DC
Thomas J Randolph
Lord Orowns
Terporary Afrees
Carrington
Police Summon Norfolk County Court Over Liquor Law Violations
Nutvilk county court is to investigate alleged liquor law violations. Summons issued against multiple individuals across the county, with officials citing enforcement actions and potential local adjacencies near Port Villa. The case involves farmers and residents as part of ongoing investigations by Port Villa authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutvilk County
Worfalk
Norfolk County
Port Villa
Ardeta
Carter Hall Horse Show Draws Large Rural Attendance
The twenty fifth annual Carter Hall Horse Show held at Blue Ridge Grove in Park County attracted a large crowd from nearby counties. Winners included Mrs Stuart H Edmonds of Winchester in the ladies single driving class and Miss Michell of Clark County in the gentlemen’s driving class. Also noted: a corporate articles filing for Montgomery County Club Seventh and a marriage license issued in Rockville for Montgomery Vallandingham of Dynard and Minnie Young of Brandywine.
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Washington
Spa
Blue Ridge
New Mullwoot
Park
Ehltseth
Mrx
Stuart H Edmonds
Winchester
Shealweessrunion Rockvills, Md
Vallandingham
Dynard St Mary County
Minnie Btn Young
Brandywine
Prince George County
Prisoner Giv(es) Up 800 Pecked and Forgery Charge
Disjointed report from Maryland and Virginia details a man identified as Balser or Bal sera tied to forgery and theft cases. He faces grand jury action after bail default, with $540 seized. Separate notes cover an indictment and two years hard labor for Jack Hines in a Valley Bank forgery case. Other items list local notices from Anne Arundel and events in Annapolis and Rockville with names, dates, and ceremonies.
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Bourial
Washington Post
Staunton Va
Jack Hines
Macinen
National Valley Bank
United States
Tajax
Democrats to Confer on Gubernatorial Prospects in Maryland
United States Senator Whyte and Democratic State central committee chair Vandiver announced a Maryland conference to assess gubernatorial candidates from across the state. They plan another meeting next Tuesday to decide invitees and logistics, aiming to weed out weak contenders and possibly present a statement to delegates at the state convention.
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Sane Waxmangton
Baltimore
United States
Whyte
Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
Bandit Suspect Arrested in Looming Redland Assault
Sheriff Gott arrested a tall Black man named Willan Tarber near Rockside three miles east of town on suspicion of robbing and shooting Charles L Louder near Redland Wednesday. The prisoner, 23, from Washington, claims he left Picrea Place Wednesday noon and did not return until later. Eyewitnesses crowded as he arrived. officials deny sensational rumors of lynching and violence. Louder’s condition worsened with a bullet wound. doctors fear for his life as the abdomen and lung injuries are described.
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Washington
Barber
Ins Picrea
Sunder
Ortute
Souder
Wartand Bar Association closes with prints call in Ocean City
The twelfth annual Wartand Bar Association meeting in Ocean City on July 5 closed amid wit and eloquence. Judge Charles W Heuser of Baltimore Juvenile Court led the event with chief speakers Fitchard Handolph WeVithen of West Virginia and former Attorney General John Poe. Gov Warfield backed a plan to print a bill engrossed by hand, while opposition suggested Senate and House authority for local bills.
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Workston Pass
Ocean City
Wartand Bar Association
Charles W Heuser
Juvenile Court of
Baltimore
Tristmister
Fitchard Handolph WeVithen
West Virginia
John v Poe
Verdinand Wiltans
Pol H Tuck
Gorge White
Corway W Sams
L. Allison Willmer
Warfield
Genral John P Poe
Senate
House
Isaic
Oyster dealer ends life in apartment near King and Columbus
George W Stearns, 46, an oyster dealer, drank chloroform at 8 pm last night at 2 South 8th Street and died half an hour later. He had Bright's disease, blindness in one eye, rheumatism, and heart trouble. He leaves a wife and three sons and was in unusually good spirits earlier that day.
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Washingtov
King Street
Alexandria
George W Stearns
Oyater
South
Asaph Street
Mr Stearns
Stearns
Bright
Alexandria Connell
Order of
United American Mechanics
Girl's Father Accused in Maryland Assault Case
Special from Washington Port Baltimore Md July 3 7 Walter forty years old of Cockeysville Baltimore County was arrested to be charged by his wife with criminally assaulting their little six year old daughter Mertie Walter The child is in a critical condition Mrs Walter told Justice Duncan that the prisoner had acknowledged his guilt to her and begged her to keep it quiet Walter denies the charges News of the arrest and the charge against Walter caused great excitement in that part of the county and fearing an attempt might be made to lynch Walter Justice Duncan had a constable drive the prisoner in all haste to the Towson jail where he is locked up to a rent
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Port
Baltimore
Walter
Oll
Cockeysville
Baltimore County
Daught
Mertie
Justne Duncan
Walter Justice Duncan
Towson
Recount Ordered After Narrow Blair Defeat
The Democratic committee chaired by James B Doherty approved a recount for Blair after a 7 vote margin loss to incumbent Harman in the second senatorial primary. A County recount of Blair and an official house return recount were planned due to discrepancies found in the count.
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Wemnington
Paty Richmand
Orly Democratic Committee
James B Doherty
Clair
Blair
C Harman
Uns
Arguing the rate law before Virginia commission
In Asheville on July 5 the Southern railroads case against Virginia state rate law was before Judge Pritchard with A P Thom arguing constitutionality and AL C Braxton to speak as court adjourned until morning. Suits for divorce and a drowning death were also reported with local details and marriages.
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Braxton
Virgina Commission
Pritchard
Asheville
Southern
Virginia
Corporation Commissioners
P Thom
Sothern
Bis
AL C Braxton
Younger gang capture tale told by G W Walrath from Missouri to Minnesota
G W Walrath of Savannah Missouri recalls the Northfield bank robbery and the Younger brothers capture. He details the siege near Northfield, the disguises of Frank and Jesse James, Bob Younger’s wounding, Cole Younger’s eye injury, and the three brothers’ sentencing. He notes the sheriff’s surrender, the grand jury, and a witness who described the robbers as gentle men. Walrath, nearing 81, spent years in Missouri banking and local government.
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Kansas
Mr Walrath
Bis Place
Frank
Jesse James
Farmia
Youngers
Tamarack
Northfield
Walrath
Bob Younger
Bob
Cole Younger
Rob Younger
Twe Brothers
Vr Walrath
Taribault
Jim
Cole Youngers
Missouri
Andrew County
Savannah
Tereaty
White
Rice County
Minn
Minnesota
How to Exercise the Bowels
Advice on bowel health promoting Cascarets as a safe, natural remedy for constipation. Claims Castor Oil and strong laxatives harm bowels, while Cascarets stimulate muscles without wasting digestive fluids. Notes product packaging, price, and that genuine tablets are stamped CO G.
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Richmond Va
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Lee
Ribet
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Carter Hall Horse Show
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Country Club Incorporated
Rockvis
Montgomery Country Club
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George E Lewin
John Brewer
Revery Stagart
Henry J’ Finley
Thomas MU Taddle
Charles M Jones
Ralph F Jones
Thomas J Packard
Edwn 3
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Rockville
Marrage License
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Peel
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J Zimmerman
Peoples National Bank
Hagerstown
Moses Balser
Justice Hoffman
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Annapolis
Democratic County Central Committee
Maryland
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Ayy
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King and Columbus
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Unio
Alexandria Hospital
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Hampden
Harry Head
State Corporation Commission
Fairfax Apartment House Company, Incorporated
King and
Columbia Streets
A A Doniphan
W A Smoot Jr
C C ‘Leadbeater
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M D Morrill
John. Leadbeater
Austin Bowen
Whom & Eqplay
United States Circuit Court
Marshal Glover
Garnett Bowen
Democratic Committee
Eighteenth Congressional District
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Richmond
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Clinton
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Jennie Blackston
Potomac
Cumberland
J .T. Gainsborough
Baltimore and Ohio
Romney
W Va
Virginia Weddings
Catharine Ritter
James Fr
Rebill
John McVarey
Sacred Hert Catholic
Sterling Remedy Company
Sergi Cura
Masonic Temple
Chieses
Post
Canada
The
Washington Sunday Post
Washington _ Sunday Post
Sunday Post
Mr. Roosevelt and His
William J Long
Meyer
Post-office Department
O. Henry
W. W. Jacobs
Tolstoi
America
Rome
Glen To Tie
St Petersburg
New York
Western Frontier
Longfellow
Italy
Broad Street
Scott Campbell
Frontier Guard
Panthers
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