Hay Answers Jones on Martins Record in Virginia Senate
James Hay at Raleigh denounces W A Jones for miscasting Senator Martins role in Virginia settlement with the government. He defends Martins credit on the Claims and Appropriations processes and counters Jones critique of the 18% settlement and related resolutions.
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Anderson reiterates schoolbook stance in Virginia race
Richmond July 19 Attorney General W A Anderson seeking re election rebutted opponent Judge Samuel W Williams misreading of his schoolbook position. As a State board of education member he backed the single list and said the board acted to save funds. Attending Amelia Courthouse tomorrow for Confederate monument unveiling with Gov Montague and other leaders.
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Watheville
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Amelia Courthouse
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Fitisylvania
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Danville
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Denial From Montague Sparks Virginia Tax Clash
Bristol Virginia July 13 Gov Montague addressed nearly 1000 people including many ladies The reception was an ovation He denied tax dodging saying Virginia papers vilify him and that assessors failed to enumerate him for port taxes He moved from Danville to Richmond and had taxes looked up He did not seek support from those who doubted him Suffolk July 18 Judge Mann spoke on roads schools and the Mann bill Charlottesville July 18 Albemarle primary date set September 14 with state officer expenses to be privately funded Leesburg July 18 Loudoun Republicans call mass meeting at Purcellville to elect delegates to Roanoke convention Aug 8 and endorse Judge Lewis for governor
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Lovellsville
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Ryan for the Senate in Virginia plans
Special dispatches report Thomas F Ryan of New York is plotting a Virginia based bid for the U S Senate challenging Dan Daniel. Ryan has Virginia voting residency and supported Parker at St Louis but Democratic leaders doubt defeating Daniel’s reelection.
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Thomas F Ryan
New York
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Virginia
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Parker
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Virginia Obituary Notes From Richmond and Surrounding Cities
Richmond reports Joseph H Willeroy age 55 died today. Winchester notes Miss Uncle B White of a large military establishment died today after tuberculosis illness. Roanoke reports W H H Campbell died suddenly aged 59, native of Alderson WV, founder there a decade ago. Charlottesville notes Roger A Gibson 32 chief clerk in city treasurer office, Elk member, died suddenly today. Petersburg reports Dr Hotart D Meljwalne paralytic death at 10 PM, prominent physician with large practice, born Petersburg 1844, educated at University of Petersburg and Virginia, married Mary Plummer, survived by four children and relatives.
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Winchester
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Fauquier County
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Petersburg
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Additional Trains Planned on the Washington Road
Washington Post Bureau Alexandria VA reports the Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway seeks another franchise for a double tracking plan from Cameron Street to Arlington Junction. The city likely demands full compensation and insists the principal office revert to Alexandria. A correctional note covers local arrests and a schedule change, with twenty extra trains to Washington to start tomorrow.
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Virginia university to fund Cabell Rives memorial fellowship
A Virginia letter announces a $5,000 endowment to establish a memorial fellowship in the University of Virginia’s school of historical and economic science. The fund aims to aid a deserving graduate student in history and political economy research, honoring Senator William Cabell Rives.
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Thomas Jefferson
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Maryland Teachers Association Concludes Annual Convention
In Hagerstown at the Maryland State Teachers Association session Prof M Bates Stephens urged education standards. Dr C C Boyer spoke on individuality influences. Prof Charles B Richards pushed English grammar study. Dr J B Fulton stressed school sanitation. tuberculosis exhibit drawn attention, led by H Wirt Steele and Fulton.
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Roanoke Woman Attacked by Unknown Negro
Near Roanoke Virginia on July 13 Mrs W W Rule sixty a widow and wife of Justice of the Peace W W Rule was assaulted by an unknown Negro at a lonely spot two miles east of the city while waiting for an electric car homeward. He threw her to the ground and seized her purse then escaped leaving her bruised with little clew to his identity.
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Instructors of the deaf elect officers at convention
The deaf education convention winding up in Morganton elected new officers except for the vice president. Prof Percival Hall spoke on speech teaching at Gallaudet College and Mrs J Anderson discussed developing hearing. Miss Enfield Joyner presented on early oral instruction. Attendees from North Carolina and Ohio demonstrated progress with bouquets of examples.
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Negro Fatally Wounded After Carnival Assault at Charlestown
Archibald Thomas a young colored man was shot twice in the abdomen by a white carnival worker named Turner following a dispute as they passed two Creole showgirls. Thomas cannot live. The two women were arrested. Separate dispatches report military commissions and a tree-falling accident at Speers Ferry, Scott County, with severe injuries and probable death.
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Horse Show Postponed Due to Rain in Fredericksburg
Rainy weather forces Fredericksburg horse show managers to postpone today's events to tomorrow. Germans last night drew large crowds with 50+ couples dancing to music from Washington. program to resume with judged classes and races.
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Washington Post
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C. BR. Howard
Page County Assessment Report Shows Net Gain From New Assessments
Precial to The Washington Fest Luray Virginia July 1 The new assessment for this county just completed shows a drop from 194 to 2805 with a 13508 decrease though Commissioner Bradley aided 119052 on account of new buildings and increased land area not previously assessed producing a net taxable value gain of 3744
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Flood Swept Lowlands Ruin Bridges and Crops Near Roanoke
Heavy ten day rains caused river rises and widespread damage across Roanoke Virginia and surrounding towns. Bridges swept away on Norfolk and Western line near Radford. Pulaski and Wytheville reports show major road and street damage. Roanoke River rose steeply impacting trains and prompting evacuations in Peedee Bottoms while Goose Creek and Reed River flooded.
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Presbyterian Reunion At Pen Mar Park Draws 10000
In Hagerstown Maryland on July 18 a large Presbyterian reunion gathered about 10 000 people from Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia at Pen Mar Park on South Mountain. Officers of the Pen Mar Reunion Association were elected and three addresses were delivered by representatives of the United Presbyterian Church the Presbyterian Church South and the Presbyterian Church North.
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Driver Kicked by Horse in Winchester Parade
Special report from Winchester indicates Edgar A Stickney lost control of a horse that collapsed into a ditch. Buckney was kicked in the face, suffering a broken nose and multiple fractures before rescuers freed him and took him home in precarious condition.
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Negro teacher conference opens in Cleveland Hall
Special to The Washington Post Newport News July 3 Hampton Normal Institute hosts a large white and colored educator gathering. Dr Waring of Baltimore presses public support for Negro schools noting low pay from 5 to 15 dollars monthly in Maryland. Speakers include Kelly Miler Howard Univ C Walker Gloucester Va J Sanowsky Tuskegee Rev Price Norfolk and others. Afternoon round tables explore legal imposition land problems and tuberculosis in Manassas and Lexington Kentucky.
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Maryland Census Summary of Industry Capital Invested in 1900s
The Census Bureau released three preliminary Maryland manufacturing statistics for the year ending December 31 1900 detailing 289 establishments above a size threshold, capital invested about 201 million dollars, salaried staff around 8.7 hundred, wages totaling 36 million, and materials costs near 144 million. If neighborhood and hand trades are included, totals rise to 9,379 establishments, 108 thousand wage earners, and products valued at about 349.9 million dollars.
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