Calamity on Curve Near Clarksburg W Va Claims Two Dead
A heavily loaded excursion trolley car derailed near Clarksburg West Virginia killing two and injuring about ten others. The crash occurred on an incline outside the city with passengers thrown from the car. One victim died en route to hospital. A mystery surrounds the exact cause as wreckage is cleared and authorities investigate the tumble.
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Cassel
Tobacco Crop Weak Amid War-Time Weather Hail
The report notes a weak tobacco crop with poor leaf appearance due to disease and worm damage. Plantings show delayed growth and reduced vigor as weather and wartime conditions affect farming in the region.
Pecona Order For Apples In Major Trade Settlement
An apparent order for 79 000 barrels of apples valued at 136 600 dollars is reported as a significant recent trade, with mention of companies and individuals tied to Copan and St John’s. The text notes mayoral vetoes and a public notice, suggesting a disputed civic action surrounding the fruit shipment.
Ten Days CAWP Meeting and Community Revival Notes
A fragmented report notes Rev John Samwalt of Washington and Will Peaide leading revival services. It mentions Mrs Juha Alexander, Charlsown, and a silver wedding celebration, with various attendees and local social details amidst unclear context.
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Washington
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No Race Discrimination Speech at Jamestown Exposition
A Washington press report defends the Jamestown Exposition exhibit as evidence of Negro thrift and progress. Jackson, director general, praises the exhibit’s planning, cites Virginia Rock Castle School and North Carolina displays, and denounces rumors of discrimination against colored visitors as false.
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Washington Prat
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Agricultural Department
North Carolina
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Virginia
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Washington
Baltimore
Fire at Country Home Destroys Copper Smelting Carriage House
A fire at the Baltimore area Copper Smelting Company carriage house destroyed an antique filled building. Valuable furniture and eight horses were housed there. several prize winners were rescued. Insurance covers about 310,9000 value. A West Point alternate for William Manly was named to the vacancy at the academy.
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Laltimore
Kern Biking WoVa
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West Point Willtary Academy
Haltimore Copper Smelting Company
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Mexican Band Members Suspected in Ohio Seaman Stabbing
Seaman Clapp of the Ohio was stabbed in the abdomen during a Ping Beach brawl early yesterday. Second Sargeant Antonio Gomez and Amage Velazquez of the Mexican National Band deny guilt as investigators find no evidence against the Mexicans. Justice Packus to hear charges tomorrow. Clapp to attend court with official interpreter Capt Lugo. Blood on a Mexican’s uniform traced to a nose injury from the fight. Powhatan Guard and county police seek those who directed suspicion.
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Ohio
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Amage Velazquez
Justice Packus
Anie Clapp
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Mexican Exposition Commission
Henry W Carpenter
US Wci
Powhatan Guard
Brazilian Sailor Held In Norfolk Jail For Attempted Murder
A Brazilian sailor aboard a warship in Norfolk is in jail charged with attempting to murder Fanny Given. He allegedly fired a bullet at her with a Postal pistol and tried to shoot again before Detective Spratt disarmed him. The suspect is identified as Joe King and is confined awaiting further proceedings.
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Day for Kings Daughters at Jamestown Exposition
Jamestown Exposition announces special programme on Tuesday for Kings Daughters Day. Blue and Gray and Their Sons will hold a reunion on July 16 with a parade and entertainment. The event aims to showcase the exposition with receptions in the Virginia Building and a late afternoon gathering in the Women’s building overlooking Southampton Roads. A national veterans association was to be formed, and regular soldiers not involved in riot details are clarified as not participating.
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Died at Home Alexandria Pioneer Bernard Cline Civil War Vet
One of Alexandria’s best known citizens Bernard R Cline died at his home 24 North Fairfax Street after a long life in the city born October 25 1859 in Hagerstown Maryland He served Kemper Battery and Fifth Virginia Cavalry in the Civil War and was severely wounded at Brandy Station He survived by his wife six children and a brother in Richmond Funeral plans not yet made.
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James H Cline
Richmond
Taxation issue stirs Virginia legislature and city debate
The tax question dominates upcoming legislature as candidates like E Folkes press for stricter revenue from corporations. Folkes cites auditor reports claiming two large Virginia firms owe enough to fund state needs. In Richmond, Adams Express and Southern Express dispute city license taxes, with Adams arguing a joint operation and minimal local tax burden.
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Colored Man Shot Souder Near Reds County
Rockville July 7 William Souder uncle of Charles L Souder says his nephew, shot and robbed last Wednesday afternoon near Reds and this county, is improving. The attending physician is confident in recovery. It is believed the assailant was a negro, not an Italian, described as a bright mulatto about 23. Apprehension chances are slim. State Attorney Robert Peter has abandoned hope of capture.
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Robert Peter
Rockville Fair Likely Off Over Pool Gambling License
May Dr of Rockville fair is dropped amid news Judge Henderson will refuse a pool selling license. The present management may step down, with President Lee Offutt and board likely to withdraw. The county faces agitation against the practice and no fair is expected without the license. A Cavent Court special session will convene in Richmond next Tuesday to handle increasing court business.
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Escaped Convict Captured in Roanoke July 7
Special report details the capture of Dolph Boone an escaped convict from Asheville North Carolina serving a term for attempting to kill his brother in law. Boone was working for a sanctified citizen when overheard by others during the arrest. Parkersburg Pastor Resigns with resignation to take effect in October from Zalvary Reatles Church, a major local church.
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Westington Post
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Asheville
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Parkersburg
Washington Post
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Zalvary Reatles
FIG LEAF PARTIES BARRDED IN DES MOINES
Des Moines society on Walnut Creek faced a July Independence Day incident after a hot spell led guests to remove garments and wear skirts of leaven. A jury acquitted Ed win Williams Catherine Cooley T J Sett Charlotte Smith Katherine Jones Anton Gendo and others while warning against future acts. Valley Junction residents protest alleged assault by Des Moines visitors.
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Thia
Justice Defords Court
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Walnut Creek
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Robert Cooley
Charlotte Smith
Katherine Jones
Janton Gendo
William Staltere
William Brown
Valley Junction
Bryce to Deliver Principal Address at ABA Meeting
Announcement that Ambassador Bryce will give the principal address at the American Bar Association meeting in Portland Maine. The International Law Association plans its annual meeting there in the three days after the ABA gathering, inviting jurists from around the world to attend a major international session.
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Ambazsador Bryce
American Bar Association
Portland
International Law Association
Earl of Euston Attends Saratoga Grand Encampment Conclave
The Earl of Euston, supreme grand master of England, arrives at Saratoga for the thirtieth annual conclave of Knights Templars. He is hosted at Grand Union with a formal carly exchange and escorted by John Tittle and others. Services at Episcopal Church and a sacred concert mark the day in Convention Hall.
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Brooklyn
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Knights Templars depart four commanderies for Saratoga
Large crowns witness the departure of four Knights Templar commanderies from Pennsylvania, Bellamere, and Ohio depots. Columbia No. 2 with its drill corps wore fatigue uniforms and left at 8:00. Potomac No. Washington No. 62 and Orient No. left at 7:20 from Baltimore depot. They were due in Saratoga at 6:50 last night. De Molay No. 4 leaves Washington this morning.
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Man Attempts Knife Attack in Norfolk Boarding House
William D Smith, a middle aged man, drew a knife in Mrs JT Ellott's Church street boarding house and tried to cut his throat. Mrs Ellott wrestled the weapon away. a police struggle ensued as Smith attacked an officer while resisting arrest. Police suspect possible delusions and seek his origin.
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Washington Post
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Simple Life Duke Johann Governs Brunswick with Public Reach
Brunswick regent Duke Johann Albrecht of Mecklenburg rules as a citizen ruler. Since arriving June 5 he mingles with the people, tours museums and markets, asks about wages and living conditions, and institutes a weekly audience at the palace. He studies public institutions, keeps modest household routines, and remains out early to observe the city and troops.
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Crushed skull bat attack shocks amateur game
At an Ohio area game an onfield quarrel led William Camden to strike DU Bates with a bat, leaving Bates unconscious and a doctor removing skull fragments. Camden was jailed after a $300 bail hearing. In Baltimore a man shot during arrest attempts died later at a hospital, while Patrolman Dittell awaits inquest. A Maryland bar exam noted Dawson Williams, son of a former sheriff, among the eight candidates for delegate seats.
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