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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1904

Page

4

Contempt Question Of Jurisdiction In Petersburg Case

In Petersburg Virginia on July 1 the appeal over appointing a receiver for the Virginia Passenger and Power Company continued. Frank Jay Gould of New York faces opposition from other parties while Richard B Davis argued the court should decide based on records. Receivers appointed by Judge Wad dis were opposed by Fish er and allies, as the case and bonds under Gould control remain disputed.

Movelal Washington Petersburng George Hy Blaher New York Vir~ Hinkt Passenger and Power Company Waa Richard B Davia Petersburg Waddill United States Court Norfolk Frank Jay Gould Virginia Passenger and Power Company Fisher Oasis Gould Hastings Davis Lrpper Mullen United States Ciicmt Richmond Manchester Henry T Wickham William Sorthrop Waddisoon Frank J Helen Miller Gould George E Fisher Goulds Tom Poley Plahtt Man Charter Dour Vines Wrahington Lin

Illegality Charged in North Carolina Tax Case

A temporary restraining order blocked Spencer town from further collecting corporation taxes in a North Carolina case. Judge C McCook set July 23 in Albemarle for Spencer to answer the charge based on affidavits from J P Wingate alleging illegality in the taxation.

Sealt Washigon Rast Balignurs Stitesville Spencer Vidavit J P Wingate C McCook Albemark de Eadant

Notable Virginia Obituaries From Petersburg and Nearby Towns

Virginia obituaries record multiple deaths on July 18 across towns including Petersburg Chesterfield Win chester Smithfield and Charleston. Notables include Benjamin Har Brive websity James Rahilo Magruder Weiss Mallie Hirsch Thomas Dunn and John Frazier with survivors listed and public services noted.

Petersburg Benjamin Har- Brive Hig Chesterfield County J.ls Daniel Rahilo Adams Street James EL Rabhily Harrisonby Weiss Mallie Hisch Ludwig Hirsch Smithfield Robert S Carter Christ Church Smithfield Clapton The Baptist Church Day Genator Martin Gracia Day Charleston John Frazier Staunton Kanawha Falls W Va Harry Frazier Richmond Southern Railway Virginia Wilson Aluminium Company Thomas R Dunn Harrison Street Florida Virginia Military Institute May Bridgefort Jon Dunn United

Strike on Hyattaville sewerage work halts progress

Italian laborers building the Hyattaville sewerage system quit at noon demanding 1.60 extra per day. About forty five men walked off, except two, causing a complete tieup. Superintendent Bhallerows sought more workers from Baltimore and Philadelphia, expecting sixty Italians by tomorrow evening.

Washiteten Post Hyattaville Ttallan Laborera Ayaagad Hyattavilla Ayatem Aftean Benta Maveral Washington Ibley Avenue Thomas W. Bhallerows Baltimore Philadelphia

Girl's wound fatal in Bristol with neighbor boy Threat

Mary Blevins, age unknown, died in Bristol Tennessee after being shot through a window at her mother's home on Saturday. A coroner's inquest is planned as officials anticipate charging a neighbor's boy who threatened the Blevins family when refused permission to accompany his sister to church. the boy is hiding.

Bristol Tenn Mary Mary Brevins Blevins

Manassas Horse Show Draws Noted Entrants

Special to The Washington Post Manassas July 18 The annual Prince William horse show exhibition set for July 20 and 21 promises a display far beyond previous years Entries closed ten days ago with many prominent exhibitors including Paul Sorge Hamilton Ohio Peter Hawk Newark NJ A B Steele Atlanta Ga A H Higsenson South Linden Mass Clarence Moore E S Newman and Michael Morris Washington DC West and Haugh Golston Baltimore H Smith Garber Garber H M Luttrell Charles R Hooff Jr Mrs Allen Potts Dr Shirley Carter Roger Bros and numerous Virginia participants The event expected to attract Virginia politicians led by Gov A J Montague Lieut Gov Joseph E Willard and Senators John W Daniel Thomas S Martin among others ...

Washington Post Manassasa Paul E Sorge Hamilton Ohio Peter Hawk Newark A B Steele Atlanta A H Higsenson South Linden Mass Clarence Moore S Newman Michael Morris Washington West Haugh Golston Baltimore H_ Smith Garber & Garber H M_ Luttrell Charlies R Hooff Jr Allen Potts Shirley Carter Roger Bros Russell Smith Virginia Manassas A J Montague Joseph E. Willard John W Daniel Thomas $ Martin John _&. Rixey W- A. Jones Carter Glass Claude A Swanson St George Tucker A. C.braxton John F Ryan

Women in Session at Foreign Christian Society Meeting

The Woman's Foreign Christian Society of Washington held its annual meeting at Washington Grove with large attendance. Mrs H J Huntley led the opening service, followed by a women’s meeting led by Mrs Frank M Vilatea, scripture sung by Mrs W F Hardy, and prayers by Mrs Cahon.

Foreign Christian Society Washington Washington Grove Aperlal Wa Washington Pout Rockville Woman's Foreign Chiris- Han Society of Washington Wanhington Grove Mra H. J Huntley Met- Ina Frank M. Vilatea W. F. Flardy Robert Cahon Jed Addrassea Mra. Whutol Weeks Mra. & de la Ferra Mra. Prank M. Bristol

Virginia Carolina Chemical Co reports annual net and surplus

Virginia Carolina Chemical Company releases annual financials showing net earnings of 3,298,100.27 after deductions, leaving a surplus of 1,480,851.49. After losses from Southern Cotton Oil and operating expenses totaling 836,794.19, profit and loss balance stands at 1,376,995.76 with noted various court, camp meeting, fire, and local incidents reported from Richmond Leesburg Lynchburg Frederick Harpers Ferry and nearby places.

Washington Coat Richmond Virginia- Carolina Chemical Company Dune i Southern Cotton Oil Company

Bunkoed Retired Pastor in Notorious Confidence Game

In Baltimore a retired Lutheran minister, Rev. Rose, was swindled out of 6450 with two men posing as buyers of Cripple Creek Gold Temple Mining Co shares. The duo lured him to a hotel, then arranged a second call and a similar payment. Marshal Farnan intervened, arresting John Lawrence of St Louis and Virginia Hamilton of Baltimore after the minister reported the ruse. The suspects claimed a market value of the shares, then manipulated the sale. The police seek other members of the gang as the cash vanished and the check bounced.

Speni al Washington Owl Baltimore Jose Deacon Benseman Marshal Farnan Dekn Resa Cripple Creek Gold Temple Mining Company New York Lawrence John Lawrence St Louis Virginia Hamilton Mr. Rose

Killed by Live Wire At Abandoned Gravel Pit

Special to The Washington Post Hyattsville Va July 18 Mason Douglas an eighteen year old son of Mr and Mrs J G Mason of Muirkirk died almost instantly after contacting a heavily charged electric wire at an abandoned gravel pit near Muirkirk He and two companions had gone swimming at the site formed from gravel excavations for ballast of the Berwyn and Laurel Electric Railway The coroner's jury ruled the death accidental and investigators believe a recent thunderstorm damaged insulation allowing the line to become charged and lethal

Prince George County Washington Foot Hyattsville Mason Douglas J G Mason Muirkirk Robert Hall Mr Baggs Bellaville Mason Fred J Hobin Muurkirk Berwyn and Laurel Ma~son Young Baggs

Fatal wound from quarrel over paying for drinks

James Johnson, a forty year old stonecutter, died at the city hospital after being shot three times during a dispute over paying for drinks at Knulty Store near Lyneaburn Virginia. Oscar Burford, eighteen, surrendered after the shooting and a coroner's inquest returned a verdict consistent with the evidence.

Bneelal Washington Lyneaburn Hie Phyaleiang James Johnson Knulty Store City Oscar Harford Jonnaon

Death at Capon Springs Casts Mystery on Police

Special to The Washington Past reports Clarenay Pateron a young colored man at Capon Springs near Winchester Va killed under mysterious circumstances. He died after injuries at Harrisonburg Va where he was taken for treatment. Proprieter Charlies F Nelson says Pateron fell from a window, but the deceased claimed he was beaten by a man at Capon Strings. Police investigate and Pateron’s statements were said to contradict earlier accounts.

Capon Springs Washington Winchester Clarenay Paternon Harrisonburg Charlies F Nelson Peterson Capon Strings

Danville Girds for Demonstration After Slaying

In Danville Virginia a fatal shooting of James Armen triggers fear of a workers’ protest against suspect Roy Seale. Police and vigil observers report threats and tension as soldiers depart for St. Louis and residents fear a mob may form at the jail.

Danville Vau Duiv Watt Roy Seala Cdlgred Belaoner Jamea F. Armen HB. Talbot Nist Armen Seale Pulit Danville Licht Infantry St. Louis Lynehim Pingef Patey

Kennedy Captured After Escape At Staunton

The Baldwin detective agency chief reported a telegram from Union West Virginia stating that John W Kennedy was arrested in Monroe County for his role as a train wrecking conspirator. He had escaped Staunton jail days earlier before his scheduled hanging.

Washington Post Richmont Baldwin Detective Agency Union Monroe County W. Va John W. Kennedy Kennedy Staunton

Kent Urged to Accept Tennessee Presidency

Dr Charles W Kent of the University of Virginia is urged by University of Tennessee leaders faculty and citizens to let his name stand for president of the Tennessee university. The board meets July 20 to decide while Kent weighs assurances of legislative support and a larger state appropriation. Kent recently lectured in Knoxville and will lecture at the Virginia Summer School of Methods.

University of Tennessee Washington Post Charlottesville Charles W Kent University of Virginia Dabney Virginia Summer School of Methods

Burglars Captured After Norfolk Store Robbery

Special to The Washing Port Norfolk Va July 18 1 Williamd J W Motine and N Barr were arrested Sunday night after attempting to loot the large ship chandlery of McKierney Wyatt. Police surrounded the establishment and seized the trio who confessed but cast blame on others. Suspected of recent robberies, they may be linked to crimes traced to Wilmington N C.

Norfolk Williamd J. W Motine N. Barr Mckienry & Wyatt Wilmington Noo

Defense alibi for Williams heard at trial

The defense of George W Williams, the African American indicted for criminally wamuiting Miss Laura Knode near Harperalong, argues several witnesses saw him in Harpers Ferry around the crime hour and will testify. Williams says he traveled from Brunswick to Martinsburg on the day, passing through Harpers Ferry on a freight train. Rockville MD July 18 Baptist Church plots new building with a committee to study feasibility and site near town center. Fairmont WV July 18 Delmonico Hotel proprietor Protzman shot David Wilson after remark about his daughter. Wilson wounded, Protzman arrested.

Speal Washington Nou Hagestown George W. Willaima Laura Kanode Harperalong West Brunswick Martinsburg Trarpers Ferry Washington Post Rockville Rockville Baptist Church Messiah A Iraddock Samuel B Haney George Shaw George C Lewis Lucy Garrett Washington Fairmont W Va Protesman Delmonico Madison Street David Wilson Protzman Wilson Wiss Dalbeer San Francisco Cypress Lawn Cemetery

Tax relief sought by Scotland County farmers

Special to The Washington Post Raleigh North Carolina July 18 farmers in the half swept district of Scotland County plan to petition the state to remit taxes for the current year amid drought and economic strain.

Raleigh Scotland County

Greatest hail destruction in North Carolina crops

An expert familiar with hail damage described fifty farms as stripped clear of crops, losses complete, noting it as the greatest destruction of its kind ever seen in North Carolina.

North Carolina

Death by own action near Annapolis identified as Barry Parkinson

The body of Barry Parkinson a prominent young man in Annapolis was found in Reese's woods across College Creek. He was last seen Wednesday leaving Mrs Reese's boarding house and headed toward the Annapolis and Baltimore Short Line bridge. A revolver lay with him and inquiry noted his pitiable physical and mental state and threatened eyesight loss.

Washington Post Annapolis Barry Parkinson Reese's Woods College Creek Parkinson Fred Reese Baltimore Jonsph Moekina

Silent Man Dies by Own Action in Powhatan County

Richmond dispatch reports O Miller, an employee of Powhatan Clay Manufacturing, found hanging in a washhouse at Clayville Powhatan County after arriving from Germany a year ago. A coroner's jury ruled death by self-inflicted hanging. $1482 found on the corpse and writings in an unread language on a shoe box. Miller, known as The Silent Man, seldom spoke to others.

Richmond O'Miller Wiitohen Clayvilly Powhatan County Muurwee Powhatan Clay Manufacturing Company Germany Miller

Y W C A Extension Work Closure At Silver Bay

Miss Florence Simms of Chicago closed the Eastern City Young Women's Christian Association conference in Silver Bay N X with 274 attendees from 38 city associations. Other speakers included Miss Mary Dunn and Miss Mary B Hull. Emme Hayes of Chicago showcased extension work in mill villages and traced the movement from colleges to cities and small towns needing physical social and spiritual development.

Silver Bay N. X Florence Simms Chicago American Commitee Young Women's Christian Association Mary Dunn Misa Mary B Hiul Indiana Misa Emme Hayes Association American Committee South Carolina

Shippers Win Their Fight Over Bill of Lading

Shippers claim victory over railroads in the form of a new bill of lading. Eastern roads waive signature requirements, ending a bitter dispute that could have forced action before the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Chisago Record-Herald Chicago Interstate Commerce Commission

Transfer Drivers Strike Hits Six New York Terminals

Six New York transfer terminals faced baggage room congestion as drivers strike for higher pay. Walking Delegate Thomas Brandon warned the action could spread to other transfer firms within days if demands are unmet. A strike committee was appointed to seek settlement with company officials. Gainesville sale of the Gainesville Jefferson and Southern Railway to a Savannah syndicate was confirmed, ending seven years of litigation and transferring ownership to new purchasers.

New York New York Transfer Company Pennsylvania Erie Jersey Central Baltimore and Ohio Lehigh Valley Ontario and Western Thomas Brandon Railroad Express Drivers’ Union Transfer Company Gainesville Russell Western Circuit

Post Office Notice of Foreign and Transpacific Mails

Weekly schedule ends July 23 1904 detailing last connections from the Main Office for Trans Atlantic and Trans Pacific mails to Europe Denmark France Ireland Belgium and other regions. Includes daily closes and portage instructions for mail directed to specific destinations via ships and rail lines with local carrier notes and exceptions.

Europe Majestic New York Queenstown Denmark France Switzerland Italy Sfain Portsoal Turkey Egypt Greece NDIA Havre Elrope la Savole St Louis Plymouth Herbourg Southampton Ireland E & St Louis Pers & Etrutia Belgium Pers & Hinland Newark Finland Tumaday Argentina Eruguay Paraguay OlaBay New Fork Bae Tina Whiguay Pawag Hay Pera Gatun Ada Trinidad Ciudad Bolivar Marina Turka Ihland Windwatd Telanda Uritian Freingie Guiana Manon Frei Para Mexico Niagara Yia Tamptoo Roman Prince Pillambure Hilo Janeiro Santos Brazil Uruguay Ace Roman Prince Ace Roman Prince Fy Co Arcentiva Urcgcays Bo Moldier Prine Porto Yuata Veruna Saga Taitl Rana Marta Orizaba Province of Santiago CLDA Ortyaba Pormuda Halifax Newfoundland Silvia PORTO_RIGO CARACAO Venezuela Caracas Newpocredland North Sydney Jamaica Hastoo Miqtelon Boston Clatemala Tali Lew Orjeane Costa Rica New Orleans Trans-Pacific Japan Korea China Philippine Islands Vancouver Victoria Fmpress India Merchar United States Shanghai Canada Hawaii San Franciseco Australia Malls West Australia Zealand Calanonia FE Islands San Francisco Sonoman United States Transport Hawati Korfa Philippina Islands Alameda Tahiti Marquesa3 Fil Islands New Caledonia Noth —Malls Cochin China Malta Manchuria Sibrria Russia Matia New Zealand Cal Bannoleco Cal Sohn A. Merritt Postmisten

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