Attack Upon Martin He Gives Credit to Daniel
Richmond July 1 Congressmen Jones of the First district argues in the Washingtonian Mirror that Senator John W Daniel achieved the main measures credited to Senator Martin. Jones cites the Virginia claim settlement, overtime pay legislation, and the Jamestown Propriation correction as Daniels work, while predicting a Chatham reception for Senator Martin.
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Washington
Martin
Piret
Jones
John FP
Lighth
Fionsa
Sinan Martin
Senate
Mit
Tn Closiig
Leute
Tiordich Senate
Jamestown BP
Wath
Jochaengad
Corte Gist
Nah Uber
Ty Vott
Daniel Cert
Nana
Borer Marts
Chatham
Athens
Mai
Senoor Martin
Geo Montague
Wismak
Martina
Foster
Guy Montoe
A. JM Stague
United States
Claude A. Pries
Willard Democratic
Gmernor
Mishe
Otn Brent
Duratec
Cal Wilud
Watson Buys Virginia Farm In Albemarle County
Charlottesville July 11 Thomas E Watern, Populist candidate for the Presidency, purchased about 600 acres near Afton in Albemarle County. He traveled with J W Sibely and is expected to return with his wife. The Newprt News Shipbuilding case in Roanoke moved upon appeal, with damages around 4600 awarded for a ground loss. Farmers convention at Roanoke on July 11 drew many delegates expected to attend. Virginia State farmers' convention opens tomorrow with Bix-J Howe Dylan presiding.
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Washington
Joe
Charlottesville
Thomas E Watern
Chargut
Presidency Bay
Roosevelt
Albemarle
Berlo Bay
Afton
Wattson
Charlottesy
J W Sibely
Courshy
Mics
Watson
Fee Marutah Gee Newsurt News
Prt News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Atpeal
Andrew J Jones
Ele Shipyarda
Farmers’ Convention
Roanoke
Washington Post
Virginia
Farmers' Convention
To-Morrow
Bix- Ga
J Howe
Dylan i
Drowning of Bradley Halley in Chesapeake Bay area
Bradley Halley aged 11 months, son of BT Hatley of Waek, reportedly drowned yesterday while bathing with companions near the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Local authorities investigating the accident as a tragic infant mishap.
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Atty
Washington Post
Bradley Halley
BT. Hatley
Waek
Maryland Obituary Notices From July 11 and 12
Obituaries for William B Lyons Curtis J Dangter and Matthew Tierney report deaths in Maryland and nearby areas. Lyons, age seventy two, a former police official from Baltimore, died after a fall. Dangter, thirty three, once of Washington, died of lungs illness leaving a widow Lizzie Sullivan and three children. Tierney, a Washington medical division clerk, died of apoplexy at a residence in Hyattsville, leaving a widow and four children, with ties to Ireland and a long tenure in public service.
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Wiliam B Lyons
Faltimore
Amt
Wils Liszie Sullivan
Pines
St Gabriel's Catholic Church
Fulomng
Eble Sebulre
Ie Ahurch
Hyattaville
Matthew Thorney
Lutted States
Pen+ mion
Washington
Darvall
Darnall
Baatth
Ireland
Mat
Florida
Cowboys in West show face deadly Sunday clash
Burnsville West Virginia July reports say a clash after a Sunday excursion train attack left three cowboys dead and many wounded. Arrests were made for carrying firearms. coroner cites accident in Joe Johnson death with Henry Brown to be arrested. Funeral held at Burnsville as relatives in Iowa request body shipment. Mexican George jailed for trial after Addison transfer. Hospitalized cowboys include three wounded, two in serious condition.
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Apecinl
Washington Post
Burnsville
W. Va
Sutton
Cowan
Burnaville
Joe Johnson
Henry Brown Brown
Johnson
Brown
Iowa
George
Addison
Webster County
Fatal Italian Feud Sparks Duel on Baltimore Street
In Baltimore on July 11 a street duel between fruit dealers ended with Vincent Leggia fatally shot by Angelo Vito. Leggia, after being wounded, fired back without effect before Vito was arrested. The feud between them was long standing.
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Baltimore
Vincent Leggia
Angelo Vito
Leggio
Loudoun Bush Meeting Opens August First at Purcellville
Purcellville Prohibition Alderman y hosts a ten day chautauqua in Loudoun County starting August 1. The 1878 born event is the South’s largest with 3,000 seat auditorium and an expected turnout over 10,000 in dilly sessions. Noted speakers include Hobson Ricketts Cooper Beauchamp Stalling and Tingling. Officers are Hoge Gaver and Davis.
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Washington Post
Leesburg
Purcellville
Purellville
Loudoun County
Chester Ricketts
New York
Noah W. Cooper
Tennessee
Leo Beauchamp
Charles Cartwright
Kentucky
G. W.stallings
Thomas McClary
Katharine Begseaton
Florence G.at- King
Christine J. Tingling
Liverpool
England
D. J. Hoge
C. C. Gaver
Jury Cannot Reach Verdict In Baldinger Case
Special from Norfolk July 11 jury in the O and M Baldinger registry transfer case reported inability to agree. Seven jurors favored acquittal. Judge Hanckel discharged the panel and Baldinger was released on $5,000 bail. He faces trial again in August. first trial in June ended in conviction and two years in the penitentiary, verdict later set aside.
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Washington Pot
Norfolk
Baldinger
Hanckel
Corporation Court
Danckel
Primary date set for August 5 in Burdette case
In Rockville Maryland on July 11 the Democratic state and county committees met to set a primary date. The poll will open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday August 5. Names must be submitted to Chairman Talbott by July 25. Judges for districts were appointed across multiple towns. The ruling states the primary law had no legal existence, and the case against the county supervisors remains unresolved.
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Washington Port
Rockville
Democratic Stata
Hattersly W. Talbott
State Central Committee
Talbott
Laytonaville
Magh
Townsend
Chariett E. Allautt
Luther
Moors
Clarksburg
Thomas A. Burdette
William King
Wiliam H. Page
William Ho Darby
Charles J. Watkins
George W. Bursa
Wheston
Charton
Nichole
James E Murray
John B. Kinnear
Henderson
Motter
Willis B. Burdette
Republican County Committee
Board of Supervisors of Election
Thia County
Unveiled Memorial Honors Jackson Grays in Virginia
A granite monument to Confederate infantry veterans was unveiled near Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Norfolk County by surviving members of the Jackson Grays. The unit, formed at Pleasant Oaks at the war’s outset, reassembled on the same site forty years later. Miss Bertie Les drew the well. Addresses were given by Col. William H. Stewart Col. George Cabel J. N. Mason and Capt. John T. West.
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Washington
Norfolk
Pleasant Grove Taptist Church
Jackson Grays
Grays
Pleasant
Ores
Bertie Les
A. 0. Lee
Norfolk County
William H. Stewart
Portsmouth
George , Cabel
J. N. Mason
John T. West
Death by own hand shocks Maryland family ties
Annapolis July 11 John Johnson sixty one prominent Anne Arundel citizen and nephew of Reverdy Johnson shot himself in his home after years of ill health, ending a noted Maryland clan. He served as a Confederate soldier in the First Maryland Regiment. Cumberland July 11 George Piphen fifty seven miner died when struck by a Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway car in front of his home while watching a coal train with his wife and children nearby.
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Washington
Cumberland
Llnyd Harper
Baltimore and Onto Railroad
Brunswick
Keyser
Reverdy Johnson
Annapolis
John Johnson
Anne Arundel County
James J. Johnson
Johnson
Maryland
Washington Post
George Piphen
Shaft
Hoffman Mine
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway
Stepchildren Beat Her in Cumberland Divorce Case
Cumberland Maryland July 2 Ellabok Cook of Frostburg faces partial divorce from William H Cook. She alleges he allowed and joined the children in beating her, injury required a doctor. Income cited at least 100 dollars monthly. alimony sought. Robbed of 24 dollars report follows. Annapolis mayor-elect John Douw qualified, new council to be sworn in. meeting planned next Monday evening. Roanoke police report: Cannaday home robbed of 241 dollars and two revolvers.
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Washington Fort
Roanoke
J. A. Cannaday
Annapolis
John Douw
Circuit Court
Douw
Virginia Weddings in Heathaville and Roanoke
Virginia wedding notes report Charles Reyvolda and Lilien Crake wed at the bride’s mother’s home in Richmond County with Rev. AD Reynplda officiating. In Roanoke Mies Sue Norme married Herbert M. Henxe of Lynchburg at J H Frears residence with Rev. J M Thomas presiding. Warenton N G seen Elisabeth Wallace Poindegtar formerly of Fredericksburg married Dr. William Woodruff Taylor at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with Rev. James E. Poindexter officiating.
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Heathaville
Charles Reyvolda
Lilien Crake
Richmond County
AD. Reynplda
Roanoke
Mies Sue Norme
Herbert M. Henxe
Lynchburg
J. H. Frears
J. M
Thomas
Calvary Baptist Church
Frederickaburg
Mise Elisabeth Wallace Poindegtar
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Warrenton
N. G
William Woodruff Taylor
James E. Poindexter
Talbot Republicans Nominate Ticket Despite Independent Split
In Talbot County an independent wing was bypassed as the convention nominated a full ticket. A harmonization offer to the Independents failed, with regulars retaining control of the Talbot central committee. The convention opposed passage of the Haman oyster bill. Senator Dixon hosted dinner at Hotel Avond.
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Washington Po
Haston
Talbot County
Banton
R. Rastail Walker
Charter C
Sharb
Thomas M. Bartlett
Clifton Hope
Emmett Morton
James C. Mullitin
Martin M. Higging
H. Leavenworth Holden, Jr
Dixon
Avond
Robert B. Dixon
Stasion
House of Delegates
George H. Sebroetat
Oxford
James. Watkins
St Michaels
William #. Roe
Chapel
St Michale
John M.illett
Easton
Ind. Dem
Sheett
Thomas T Gulth
Trappin
Elliott Shaneahan
George ¥. Nickerson
Perry Banton
Hoya Oak
Charles C. Shorh
Bay Hundred
Edward le Jones
S. Michadin
William A. Dobson
Harry H. Kemp
Trappe
John Laraker
State Central
Iaaac
A. Barker
Aston
Bt. Michaels
Bava Powell
Trappa
Haward T. Row
Cambridge
Dorchester County
Republican Convention
State
Joseph B. Andrews
Hurlock
C. M Wingate
Atratts
J. H. Murphy
Drawbridge
Norfolk Negro Shot During Arrest On Boat
Special to The Washington Post Cape Charles Virginia July 1 Wilmore Robb a 35 year old Norfolk negro farm hand was shot and fatally wounded while resisting arrest aboard the steamer Pennsylvania early this morning Officer Taylor ordered him to the other part of the boat he refused then drew a knife and rushed the officer Taylor shot him once the bullet passed through his neck the man will be sent to a Norfolk hospital for treatment
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Washington Post
Cape Charles
Wilmore Robb
Norfolk
Taylor Robb Waa
Pennsylvania
Taylor
Prisoner Protests as Police Refuse Message on Murder Suspect
A telegram notifying Lumberton North Carolina authorities of John McCallam’s murder arrest in Ro land six years ago was returned and refused by Chief Boush of Norfolk Virginia. He interprets the refusal as Robeson County not wanting McCallam and may dispatch discharge. In Asheville an artificial dam broke after heavy rains flooding the French Broad River with water rising over five feet. A Newport News incident reports Capt George Wray burned by a lamp explosion leaving him with poor prospects. A Washington Post dispatch notes a Philippines campaign account by Col Waller defending his actions during Samar and recounting a march across the island. Rockville Maryland licenses to marry issued to several couples including Henry Alke Jr and Olga Lansdorff and others from Washington Bethesda and Forest Glen.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Boush
Lumberton
N. C
John McCallam
Roland
Robeson County
McCallam
Asheville
Asheville School
French Broad River
Hominy Creek
Newport News
George Wray
Thawasningtoo Post
Simmer Norma School
LW. T. Waller
U. G
Philippines
Samar
Carolina Coast Railroad Organized at Elizabeth City
July 11, Elizabeth City North Carolina The Carolina Coast Railroad Company was organized to build a line from Norfolk to Beaufort with officers including President W B Roper Secretary W T Harris and directors W B Redman Thomas Duncan W B Roper and W C Redman Also notices from Norfolk about William Smith of Washington D C whose body was found and sent for interment a member of the Ada Ballinger schooner crew.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
Carolina Coast Railroad Company
Ana
Norfolk
Beaufort
W. B. Roper
W. ‘T. Harris
W. B. Redman
Thomas Duncan
W. T. Harris
W. C Redman
Wiliam Smith
Washington, D. C
Washington
Smith
Arda
Ada Ballinger
National Capital
Virginia Obituary Notices From Mundy Point and Mount Pleasant
Warmaw near Mundy Point in Northumberland County reports the death of Neal aged about twenty at home this afternoon. Mrs A Boxley of Spotsylvania County dies at Mount Pleasant aged eighty two, long time member of Trinity Baptist Church Louisa County. survived by seven children. In Richmond a known railroad contractor Joseph M Powell dies today, survived by widow and two children.
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Richmond
Joseph M. Powell
THE
Sunday Post
Death by Own Hand Shocks Cumberland Teacher
Miss Ollie Durst a 27 year old Barton teacher shot herself in her Cumberland home as she prepared to attend the Maryland State Teachers Association meeting. A note to her mother described the deed and burial wishes, and she left behind a history with restaurant owner William Baker, once a miner, amid family tensions and a life burden.
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Cumberland
Ollie Durst
Barton
Miss Durst
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Sho
Fred
William ¥. Baker
Wiss Durst
Devoton
Misa Durat
Martha Washington
Order of the Eastern Star
Lonsconing
Alfred Durst
Woman Sets Herself on Fire in Baltimore Home
Mrs Jade Thompson, 23, died from burns after pouring coal oil on light clothing and striking a match. She rushed downstairs in flames, her hair ablaze, crying that no one loves her. Her husband calls it an accident. sister’s testimony notes distress over the child’s recent death.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Jade Thompson
Burna
Armie Frey
Robert Thompson
Republicans to adjourn after selecting state slate
Special to The Washington pet reports Upper Marlboro that the county Republican convention will meet next Tuesday, adjourn after choosing a state central committee and delegates to the state convention. The legislative and county tickets will not be named until September, after Democrats announce candidates. Only a portion of the county ticket may be nominated. With the Wilson law removing party designations, Republicans see little chance to win the tickets and will focus on defeating constitutional amendments.
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Washington
Upper Marlboro
Maryland Teachers Meet at Blue Mountain House
About 600 Maryland teachers and educators from other states gathered for the 38th annual Maryland State Teachers Association meeting at Blue Mountain House near Pen-Mar. The opening session featured welcome by Dr. J W Hering and a reply by Prof. Francis A. Roper, with Charles T. Wright reciting. Arthur F Smith outlined education needs in his annual address. Governor Edwin Warfield was expected to speak Thursday evening. Separately, Walter Grady was arrested for allegedly attempting to assault Miss Lou Godwin and returned to his county. Former Judge John William Price, Confederate veteran and cousin of Senator Joseph Blackburn, lay dying at Phoebus, Virginia, at nearly eighty.
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Washington Post
Angerstown
Maryland
Maryland State Teachers' Association
Blue Mountain House
Pen-Mar
J. W. Hering
Westminster
Francis A. Roper
Baltimore City College
Charles T. Wright
Belair
Arthur F Smith
Frostburg
State Association
Edwin Warfield J Wal
J. W. Price
Norfolk
John William Price
Chancery Court of
New
Death of Mrs M M Marshall in Raleigh Church Rector’s Wife
Mrs. M. M. Marshall wife of Rev Dr Matthew M Marshall rector of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Raleigh died this afternoon after a long illness She was sister of the late Bishop Winfield of California Funeral plans not announced
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Weau
Washington Pom
Raleigh
N. G
Marshall
Matthew M. Marshall
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Bha
Winfield
California
The Mainwaring Affair Endgame of a Hidden Heir
Hugh Mainwaring confronts his brother Harold Scott Mainwaring who claims the family birthright. A deadly struggle ends with Harold killed by Hugh’s gunfire, revealing a planted will and a chilling mirror image confrontation amid a web of deceit. The survivor contemplates justice and the world’s verdict on fratricide.
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Bethesda
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Foresten
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Hody
Prince George
A. M. Sanders
Johnson County
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Misa Lou Godwin
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M. M. Marshall
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