Tinsley Denied Write Waddill s Decision upheld
Judge Goff denies writ of habeas corpus and orders Tinsley to Tennessee for trial on Sherman antitrust conspiracy charges. Several fertilizer officers, including Morgan Whittle Smith Willcox Royster Burroughs Kessler McDowell Carpenter Braden, indicted similarly, bond set at 5000 each pending appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Thia Cells
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Siles
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Frank E Willcox
American Fertilizer Company
Norfolk
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Royster Guano Company
Od C Kessler
Goulding Fertilizer Company
Pensacola
Fila
Charles McDowell
Nashville
Austin H Carpenter
Atlanta
George Braden
Louisville
Armour Fertilizing Works
Chicago
Tisley
Yardmaster Killed in Ridgely Train Incident
Special to the Washington Post reports yardmaster Wilhar mil ler of Western Maryland Railroad at Ridgely was killed while attempt ing to board a locomotive. His body was cut in two near the shoulders. He was fifty, with twenty years of service. Also: four miles of Washington Baltimore Boulevard bid at 35 000 to 40 000 dollars. John F Killeen submitted the sole bid for the contract. Occupants of a Martinsburg house escaped a fire that destroyed the dwelling, Mrs Vanmeter seriously burned. loss about 5000 dollars.
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Wow Crosby
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Mary F. Johnson
William S Doch
Winchester
Frank A Munger
Mary Virginia Mason
John Mason
Deadwood
Oak
ODP FELLOWS REUNION IN CLARKSBURG ATTRACTS THOUSANDS
Three thousand West Virginia Odd Fellows and their families attended the annual reunion in Clarksburg with Fifteen lodges and the Ladies of Rebekah, totaling about 100 marching through main streets. Mayor Harmer gave a welcome, State Grand Master S F Hell spoke, and officers for the year were named.
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Speelal
Washington Post
Independent Order of Odd Felons
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Alto
Gether
Harmer
S F Hell
Frank H Rhodes
Vice Pre
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Ira
Hiro
CA Sheets
Captured a Burglar in Rockville Maryland
Rockville Md July 4 C B Hazard residing at Woodside awoke to a downstairs noise and seized a burglar who entered his dining room with a white man. He overpowered and tied the intruder who refused to give his name claiming to be Hoon No 21 from Philadelphia. The other man known as Hobo No 22 fled. Nothing of value was taken. Deputy Sheriff Jones took the burglar to Rockville jail.
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Washington Post
Rockville
B Hazard
Woodside
Here
Jones
Hazard
Philadelpha
Baltiadre
Physician issues typhoid death certificate in wife murder case
In Forest Virginia news, Mrs Musa Queensberry died at home after a ten day illness blamed on typhoid fever. The husband was arrested on charges of beating choking and kicking her. He was bailed at 1000 dollars by Justice A N Walker for a hearing next Friday.
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Washington
Lynchburg Va
Musa Queensberry
Forest
Hiness
A. N Walker
Nine Bullets Missed Intruder at Home in Danville
Mrs M E Womack of Holbrook avenue in Danville fired nine times at a midnight intruder, none of the bullets hit. The widow, living with two young daughters, warded off the danger after a window disturbance, reloading to fire four more rounds as neighbors gathered.
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M 'E Womack
Holbrook Avenue
Womack
Mrs Whiteman Acquitted In Self-Defense Case
Mrs Hanna Whiteman was acquitted at Elizath, Wirt County after admitting she killed Edward Deever, claimed self defense as he threatened her and approached with clenched fists. Daughter backed her mother’s testimony about Deever's improper attentions. Damages of 25000 sought in a separate suit against J P Bell Publishing for an abusive pamphlet in Lynchburg tied to Congressman Carter Glass.
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Parkersburg
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Hanna Whiteman
Edward Deever
Alice
Elizanth
Wirt County
Deever
Deng
Washington
Lynchburg
Carter Glass
Daily News
Daily Evening Advance
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J. P. Bell Publishing Company
Shake Up in Police Force Reorganization Proposed in Richmond
Special to The Washington Pits Richmond Virginia July 14 at the board of police commissioners meeting a plan to reorganize the force on new lines was advanced pending council vote on twenty five additional men The plan would demote several captains to desk sergeants and replace them with younger officers creating a youthful new force
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Richmond
Board of Police Commissioners
Opinions Handed Down by United States Circuit Court of Appeals
The special session of the U S Circuit Court of Appeals adjourned in Washington Richmond July 14 with judges Pritchard Boyd not present. Decisions handed down affirming various appeals from districts including Maryland Virginia Northern West Virginia and Hastings Court. Marie Jamison, alleged forger, waived examination and was sent to the Hastings Court grand jury.
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Eppellees
Cirault Court
Northern District of
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Per Gutiam
Costa
Marie Jamison
Hastings Court
THREE FEUDISTS WOUNDED IN WYTHEVILLE SHOOTING
In Bland County on Little Crack, July 14, a feud between Newton Pauley and Reacu Pauley with Arrista Thompson against George Hancock and his two sons left Hancock badly wounded with a chest wound. Two Pauleys were arrested at Bland Court House. no Pauley injuries reported though a horse was shot. The families have a long enmity history.
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George Hancock
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Rider Dies Attempting Potomac Swim Near Petersburg
Cumberland Md July 14 In an attempted swim to guide a horse through a deep hole on the Southern Branch Potomac River near Petersburg Grant County W Va Mack Hedrick died as the horse struggled to escape a hidden ledge of rocks the hole is eighteen feet deep Hedrick did not understand the location and the horse was urged off the ledge the horse escaped but he did not.
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Cumberland Md
Potomac River
Petersburg
Grant County
W Va
Mack Hedrick
Hedrick
New Officers Elected for Virginia Press Association
W S Copeland of Richmond elected president of the Virginia Press Association at Mecklenburg with A S Gravity on the Bulletin as vice president and L Hart of Herald as secretary. The meeting also announced officers for an executive committee and noted several obituaries from across Virginia with dates July 14 and July 4.
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Liusar Progress
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Rhode Island Breaks Ground for Jamestown Exposition Building
Groundbreaking today at the Jamestown Exposition grounds marks the first state building project by Rhode Island. Gov Ellyson of Virginia welcomed visitors as Jamestown board chair Johnston received the deed. Judge Blodgett of Rhode Island accepted the document while Burlingame read the Providence Plantation Civil Compact of 1637. Rhode Island raised its state flag to close the ceremony.
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Virginia
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Jamestown Board of Governors
Faggard Blodgett
Supreme Court of
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Discuss Franchise Bids in Alexandria Electric Light Deal
The Alexandria council debates leasing the electric light franchise as NY expert Hazelton travels to advise. Gas lamp costs are contrasted with proposed electric options, suggesting annual city savings. Alexandria police court clears a likely accidental shooting by a colored youth.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandris
Alexandria
Hugh Hazalton
New York
Thi City
Gardner T. Boothe
Hazelton
Albert Whiting
Leslie Frazier
Whiting
Robbers Fail to Loot Spencer Bank in Apparent Attempt
Special to The Washington Post reports an unsuccessful attempt to lure Wachovia Loan and Trust cashier A W Hicks from his home in Spencer North Carolina to force vault access. The bandits fled, identities unknown. Additional notices cover marriages, deaths, and arrests in Maryland and Virginia with brief local details.
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Washington Post
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A W Hicks
Wachovia Loan and Trust Company
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