Rate Law Indicts All Violators Despite Federal Ruling
State courts face clash over a new railroad rate statute as a grand jury is urged to indict every violator for exceeding a 14 cent per passenger cap. Federal injunction seeks to restrain officers from enforcing the act while courts weigh constitutional authority and possible indictments under the state statute.
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Soldier charged after highway robbery at exposition
Special to The Washington Post reports Private Watt of Baltimore and accomplices arrested near the Jamestown Exposition on suspicion of aiding a burglary and assault. Davis of Arkansas says he was assaulted in a restaurant and robbed of $8 and shoes, left unconscious on the ground. Authorities hold Watt and two companions as witnesses and probe ties to a broader disturbance at the fairgrounds.
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Washington Post
Norfolk Sn
David B Watt
Baltimore
Exposition
Fishers Ultle Hungary
Davis
Bankers Trial Opens in Towson Over Fraud Conspiracy
Walter A Mayon former president of Sopmracretal and Farmers National Bank and ex treasurer of United Surety Company faces fraud charges in Baltimore era court. Olin Bryan and others linked to Munich Reinsurance Company of London accused of conspiring to defraud the gold company of 9900 dollars on 283 shares. Gart Schreiner from Munich appears as principal witness as court hearing continues.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Walter A Mayon
Sopmracretal
Farmers National Bank
United Surety Company
Olin Bryan
Munich Restaurance Company of
London
Duncan and Burke
Towson
Otunne and Stenchcomb
Wil
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Germany
Schreiner
Mason
Commercial and Barmers Bank
Tinkut Btotes Bank
Fierce Mosquito Raid Prompts Extermination Drive
Fragments describe a fierce mosquito invasion in Baltimore urging wartime extermination. Officials warn colonies inch long, capable of long flights, threatening areas near waterways and streets. Citizens are urged to drain standing water and assist in control efforts while authorities plan statewide actions and await further guidelines.
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Baltimore
Mars
Monument for Estes and a highway project in Virginia
A local July report describes plans for a memorial to Estes in Wise County Virginia, with fundraising from residents and a broad public ceremony. It also notes a proposed $1000 electrical contract, a bridge and road expansion across Albemarle Sound, and a Mississippi or North Carolina link to improve regional transport, with officials from the Washington and Suffolk Southern lines involved.
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Tom Raligh & C
Calalon
Fuffolk
Southern Noah
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Wentee
Beker Pourrue
Tee
Immue
Tre Aloe
Misung Man Found Drowned in Swannington Scene
A series of brief, disjointed reports recount a drowning in Swannington near West Virginia, noting the victim was a 17 year old son of a local figure, with unclear timing and circumstances. Other items mention a hotel keeper’s death in Henry County, a York area burial, and scattered notices including a lynching-guard plea and a Confederate women’s monument plan.
Virginia Weddings Show Local Marriages Across Towns
In Harpers Ferry on July 8 Miss Annio E Ambrose married Bernard Mitchell in a ceremony led by Rev JP Fettner. In Roanoke on July 1 William H O Crawford of New York and Elizabeth Stewart Henderson of Elliston wed at 11 PM at Tromex Maury Solem with Rev H Campbell officiating. In Winchester a July 7 ceremony united Hattie VirintA Haines daughter of Abraham Jane and Samuel Renner of Worcester with a local pastor Rev D He Kern officiating. Mr and Mrs Renner will reside in town.
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Harpers Ferry
Annio E Ambrose
Bernard Mitchell
JP Fettner
Wiliem HO Crawford
New York
Elizabeth Stewart Henderson
Elliston
Tromex
Maury Solem
H Campbell
Presbyterian
Hattie Vir Inta Haines
Abraham Jaine
Samuel H. Renner
Wlochester
He Kern
Southern Methodist Church
Dire. Renner
Atlantic Coast Line Expands Divisions Aug 1
Atlantic Coast Line announces four divisions to take effect August 1. First division runs Richmond to Florence including Norfolk to Wilmington. Second division Florence to Savannah, Third Savannah to Jacksonville, Fourth Jacksonville to ???. New roles assign WH Newell as general superintendent First division with Rocky Mount HQ, A W Anderson to Second division with Florence SC HQ, Murchison becomes transportation superintendent First division.
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Wilmington
S & and
Sanford
Florence
Savannah Ga
Savannah
Jacksonville
Jacksonile
Newell
Wilnington
Rocky Mount
W Anderson
Tharge
Florence & C
Murchison
Merchant's Son Slain in Brangsville Fight
In Southampton County, July 22, Robert Pittman, son of a merchant, was killed by Moody Coggins during a fist fight after a dispute over small purchases. Coggins fled to North Carolina but surrendered later claiming self defense. He faces a grand jury hearing with $1000 bond for vagrancy or appearance.
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Brangsville
Southampton Couny
Robert Pittman
Moody Cousins
Pittman
Coggins
Potten
North Carolina
Indicted for Arson and Other Docket Actions in Court
The July term of the Corporation Court opened with Judge Louis C Barley presiding. Defendants Griffin, Michael, Dogan, and others faced arraignments. trials set for September term. Various civil matters and adjournments noted, including estates, divorces, and public notices.
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King Street
Alexandria
Corporation Court
Louis C Barley
George Grifin
Charles Michael
John Dogan
Louimonwearth
Harvey Robinson
Charles Starkell
Elvic
Iy Tank and Trust Company
Mount Vernon Fire Insurance Corporation of Alexandria
Attoreny GA
Spofsa
Henry
Oirera Roe
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Knight
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Faimel
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Actly
Murry Miller Strickler
Michael Creegan
William Creegan
Washington Alexandra Ana Mount Vernon Railway
Vanderbilt Seeks Tax Cut as Biltmore Valuation Surges
In Asheville North Carolina the Biltmore estate of George W Vanderbilt faces a tax increase after the tax board raised assessments. The estate now lists total valuation around 2 102 071 with roughly 25 000 worth of taxes due to the higher levy. Vanderbilt plans to appeal to reduce the assessment.
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Tax Board
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Vanderbilt
Titans- Beasment
Wiltmore
Butmore
Vanderbilt Holding
Board of Gaeeseers
Vandenbitt
Manly intruder battles city hall force then is jailed
An enraged 19 year old Isolan Lampson invaded the mayor's city hall suite, fought four men including the mayor's brother Thomes Ma Fool, was subdued and taken to Central police station. After hours he gave his name and was later released to guardians with no further damage noted.
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Washington
Taylor
Darrag
Girl Falls Into Hot Pie in Maryland Farm Incident
Josephine Bavey, daughter of Samuel Bavey, near Keedysville, Maryland, fainted while helping her mother rake up staples and fell face first into a custard pie just removed from the stove. Her face was severely burned, and a physician was summoned to treat the injury. Her eyes reportedly escaped serious harm.
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Syesine
Washington Post
Hageratown
Ming Josephine Bavey
Samuel Lasey
Keedysville
Big County
Miss Ravay
Mra Eavey
Subway Gateman Die After Attempted Lynching Incident
George Metzinger, a 60 year old gateman at South Ferry station, was pushed under an express train during a mob attack while aiding police. William Curtis, a 28 year old porter, was charged with homicide after the assault and the crowd tried to string him up. Curtis was held as police protected him.
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Washington Post
New York
George Metainger
South Ferry
William Curtis
Hudson Street
Metzinger
Curtis
Kenghan
Tombs
McKenna Hate
Simons
Church Street
Tery
Metanger
Sta Don
Uyes
East 12Ith Street
New York Central Railroad
Equity Court records and probate docket notes DC history
A collection of court items from the Supreme Court District of Columbia and Probate Court detailing equity cases, attorney appearances, rulings on contempt releases, substitutions of counsel, probate matters, and estate actions. Named parties include Jomthe Wright, Cabill ve Cehill, Smith, Stubblefield, and many others with references to orders, judgments, and administration bids.
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District of Columbia
Equity Court
Jomthe Wright
Ohio National
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King
Attorners
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Tobriner
Cabill
Cehill_parmegt
Regixity
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W Stetson
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Smith
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Solomon
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Mtr
Wright
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Que
Ellwood
Berry & Tooc
Worthington
Wiley Hacker Company
Riley Wliadrawal
Douglas & Gorglas
Delevant
Riley
Role
Attorseye Relaton & Alddons
Haymond
Alorneys
Hume
HV Tulloch
Hiarard Va
Elie
Pougins
Lambert Amd
South Bend Wills and Lumber Company
Wiey
Justice Weight Eaiate
Beery S Downton
Ime
Coglet
Charles M Westen
McGowan Mobun & Berven Hataio
Lonize Molth
Bory
Mizar
John HW
Ente
Elbringo
Fatres
Attorcaye Wilson & Barks
Mary ¢ Ghotield
Florence D Brown
Este
Charles H.zangley
Nauek
Thte Lavie
Patate
Francis Xally
Heenen Levy
Filzabeth
Iviters
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Wannah
Cory Petitian
Cohen
Man Denies Attempting Suicide In Police Court
William D Smith charged with attempting his own life by cutting his throat in Mrs J T Bartletts boarding house on Church Street was dismissed in Police Court. Smalth offered no information about a wild claim he spent $4000 during the day and said his arrest was a mistake. The Washington Post.
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Norfols
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J T Bltletts
Ing House
Church Street
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Jumps Into Deep Well Ends Suicide Attempt
Eighteen year old Dave on July 19 attempted suicide at her home in Almagro by jumping into a forty nine foot deep well. Reproved by her parents for conduct she planned to leave for Philadelphia after threatening to kill herself over a trunk dispute. A chart was lowered and she was rescued badly bruised and unconscious. Her father is Simon Ware, a Negro merchant.
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Baltimore Woman Wounds Self Over Domestic Troubles
Mrs Annia M Story, 45, wife of Pere W Story, shot herself just below the heart at 1796 East Oliver Street in Baltimore. The retired police officer husband reported no stated cause. domestic troubles are believed to have prompted the attempt. She was taken to St Joseph Hospital for treatment and is expected to recover.
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St Josepha Hospital
Deserter Charge Filed Against Danville Worker
A Danville Virginia story reports a former Southern Railway employee facing trial on charges of deserting the U S Army while in New Jersey and forging a certificate of deposit in the Fleet National Bank of Danville in the name of Nannie Blanks.
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Celebrate Monocacy Battle New Jersey Veterans Hold Reunion
New Jersey Volunteers from the Fourteenth Regiment held their annual reunion near Frederick Maryland on the eve of the fourth anniversary of the battle of Monocacy. The body of a drowned man was found, identified as Isaac Rotham, who participated in bathing at Quccan View yesterday and attended the reunion. A monument at the battlefield was dedicated by the Jamestown Exposition associates selling souvenirs nearby.
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Annapolia Woman Mary Anne Naughton Obituary
Annapolis Maryland obituary states Mary Anne Naughton died last night at about seventy three. She is survived by five children and two sisters Dr Dionysia of Notre Dame is named among the survivors. The notice notes funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Annapolia
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Funeral of Cot J C Norris Prolongs Easton Funeral Day
Special to The Washington Post Easton Maryland July 8 business closed as Co James Norris funeral was held at Trinity Methodist Church South Rev EB Henry of Baltimore assisted by Rev C Jeter. The report notes colleagues and employers attended and hints at a drowning incident near the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal involving Stewart and family members.
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Washington Street
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Washington
Annapolis Democrats Sweep City in 4th Municipal Election
Annapolis Maryland voters elected Gordon H Claude mayor over Charles B Henkel and chose four Aldermen from six, forming an eight member council. Ridgely P Melvin defeated Daniel K Randall by 202 votes, sweeping all three wards and signaling a strong Democratic showing.
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Two Boys Drown in Rappahannock River Tragedy
The Washington oat Fredericksburg July reports indicate twelve year old Thomas McCarty of Len McCarty fell from bathing with other boys and drowned. James Pettit, fifty, also drowned nearby while aiding in the search. he could not swim and his body was recovered. He leaves a wife.
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Man with two appendices operated in Cumberland
Special to The Washington Post Dr George L Carder today removed two well developed appendices from George Rickenaberg aged twenty at near Brunswick Md. Both appendices were diseased the regular appendix was perforated in severe pain and the second appendix showed signs of decay. Dr Carder has operated on 40 cases of appendicitis but never seen or heard of a case like this one.
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Appoint Fifty Inspectors for Overcrowding Excursion Boats
Following a New York conference with Assistant Secretary of the Treasury James Reynolds Surveyor Gen James Clarkson and Acting Port Collector Henry C Stuart, fifty additional inspectors were appointed to prevent vessel overcrowding. If needed, more inspectors will be added. Stonebruise causes boy's depth dese to The Washington Post. A fourteen year old, John Selprick, died after a stone bruise on his foot led to amputation. Refuses CO liquor package. The Adams Ex Company instructed agents to refuse shipment of fifty six packages of intoxicating liquors.
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Real Estate Transfers in Northwest Washington Areas
A detailed listing of real estate transfers and trust deeds across multiple northwest Washington neighborhoods including Griselood E Addition to Anacostia West Lorinington West Echington Kalorama Heights Park View and Mount Pleasant. Entries name grantors grantees property blocks square sizes and amounts with notes on mortgages and terms. transactions involve firms such as Capital City Improvement Company Moore & Tarsours and Midough & Shannon Inc. including properties on North and East Capitol streets Wisconsin Avenue etc.
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Gonjarmin
Stewart St Ux
Aiice James
Moore & Tarsours Secord Adnimon
Wanwington
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Middough & Shannon Inc
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Randall
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Erwin
Laurie Ervin
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Caciton
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Robert N Harper
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Georg C Esher
Capital City Improvement Company
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Veris
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Shannon
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Crippen
Washington Fees and Trust Company
Cooperative Building Association Debentures Listed At SQUARE 108
Debenture offerings and securities in multiple properties and squares including SQUARE 108 MARGARET E MORPHY et vir William to Horatio Taplin and others. Various 3 to 6 percent rates with semiannual payments over three to five year periods. Names of multiple trustees and properties, with references to Lincoln Park and Mount Pleasant squares.
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