Four Murders Reported In Neighborly Feud Farm Killings
A multi site crime spree in a rural area ends in four murders tied to quarrels over a woman. One farmer and two others killed neighbors or acquaintances before an escape attempt by others at two homes. Victims include Jennie Dolaberry and Walter Benford with two gunmen captured or killed and several suspects at large. Local authorities pursue warrants and continued investigation into the Crimea vicinity shootings.
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Crimea
West Virginia
Wheeline
Feuna
Jennie Dolaberry
Ana Wall
Walter Benford
Gaul
Charles Moa
Woxley
Patie
Edward
Braates
Ole
Arthur
John Moryad
Tomegen
Tobacco Crop Picks Up Across Regions
Report notes improving tobacco yields though many fields face damage from worms and late season pests. Unfavorable weather earlier in the season kept some plants stunted while new growth shows promise. volunteers from the Tennessee area and other states arrived to assist in harvest efforts amid concerns over crop quality.
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Aaron Ce
Terhan
Ttd
Sraus
Manside
Tobaco
Elks Day at Jamestown Celebration Draws Thousands
Elks gather in Jamestown for Lake Day events with trains and boats arriving from Philadelphia. Officials estimate 6000 Elks already present with hundreds more expected as foggy July night ceremonies proceed and attendees plan excursions with dignitaries and lodge officers.
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Washington
Norfalk
Pleladel
Elks
Tks
Wil
Fedeha Ko Fen
Bos Wr
Jia Tun
Jamestown Visit and Civic Events Outline
Fragmented text mentions Jamestown and a July event with leaders and officials attending. References to Washington, Norfolk, and naval authorities appear, describing a public exposition and delegates arriving for a ceremony. The passage is garbled, but suggests a ceremonial visit and development discussions involving local dignitaries.
Governor to See Pony Round Up Feature of the Year
A garbled passage mentions a governor, a pony roundup, and an event described as the feature of the year. The text references Acvenar and Weberigs with unclear context and no clear dates, places, or organizations.
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Pony
Maryland Obituary Crops Suffer From Rain Across Western Maryland
Special to The Washington Post Western Maryland farmers face heavy losses as rain halts harvest and leaves wheat unharvested multiple storms soak grain and cause sprouts. Haymaking also disrupted. many shocks torn and scattered to avoid total loss.
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Maryland
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Virginia Obituary: Mrs Jula Moore Dies in Tazewell
Tazewell July 20 Mrs Jula Moore died this morning after a long illness aged eighty. She was believed to be survived by several relatives and buried this afternoon.
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Tazewell
Jula Moore
Woman's Mission Rally in Washington Grove
The Woman's Home Missionary Society rally for Methodist groups in Washington and vicinity was held in Washington Grove. Speakers included Mrs J Walter Duvall and Mrs Clara Conway Bell of Los Angeles California, with music directed by Prof Ferey Foster.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Woman's Home Missionary Societies of the Methodists of Washington Andicinity
Washington Grove
Mias Corbin
L Roach
Platt
Jievee
Airs Melvie Lindsay
Clara Conway Bell
Los Angeles
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United States
Ferey Foster
Washington
Cornerstone Laying for McKinley Industrial School Building
Cornerstone ceremonies were held for a new Jay William McKinley Industrial and Manual Training School for Colored People at the corner of Patrick and Montgomery streets Alexandria. Nimrod Samsaprent led Knights of Jerusalem members in the event with the National Bliss Band, raising about 160 toward the building fund.
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Washington
Port Bureau
King Stree Alpapdris Va
Seheral
Walter W Perry
Il Green
Julia Diuehlef
Knights of Teensalem
Alexandria
National Bliss Band
Severn
Cumberland Man Charged With Assault on 15 Year Old
Wilbur B Johnson of Hagerstown was brought to Cumberland by order of States Attorney AL A Wilson and charged with assaulting Miss Snyder, a 13 or 15 year old girl, on her way home from a camp meeting. The alleged attack occurred in Cumberland Wednesday evening. Johnson is married and was arrested upon arrival in Hagerstown.
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Cumberland
Gus
Washington Post
Wilbur B Johnson
Hagerstown
AL A Wilson
Miss Snyder
South Cumberland
Snyder
Johnson
Two Children Drown Near Indian Landing on Severn River
Special 10 Washington Post reports the drowning of a seven year old boy and five year old girl near Indian Landing on the Severn River. The children, sons and daughter of a local farmer, were wading beyond their depth. An older boy ran for help but was initially unable to describe the incident due to the crowd's excitement. Bodies found Wednesday morning. No further signs at shore.
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Lanehburg
Hoye
George Snead
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Edward Aliwuer
Mantgomery
Chigwell
Thi
Thames Malloy
James McGure
Mvaland
This County
Washington Post
N Amnapolis
Severn River
Ruppi
Exile for old ruler as Tokyo outlines policy
Seoul reports say Japan plans to exile the former emperor and manipulate Korea's throne with military and diplomatic moves. Hayashi's mission and Tokyo’s intents are unclear as Korean civilians and garrison troops face agitation, with Japanese arsenals guarded and magazines primed.
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Korea
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Hayashi
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Minster
Tokyo
Tio
Palace Square
Hasegawa
Two Die in New York Auto Train Crash Fatalities and Injuries
An early July crash near Jamaicas Bay Long Island involved Dr Edward J Gallagher and his fiancée Miss Helen Madigan. The car struck by a passing train plunged over an embankment, gasoline exploded, and Gallagher died from severe burns while Madigan suffered critical injuries. A separate report notes Wallace and a companion dying in another vehicle incident in Williamsburg, with several others injured.
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Francee
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Edward J Gallagher
Tong Island
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Gallagher
Helen Madigan
Locust Avenue
Long Island
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Bax
Shimo- Song
Marquis Itothy
Misa Madigan
Seoul
Tarrial Tay
Tillsburg
J J Wallace
Thin City
Jeg
Henner
Hague
Geo
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Butler
Bulates
Bridal pact ends after two hours as couple parts
Johnstown, July 21. John Manly and his bride who renounced their wedding vow two hours after marriage have parted forever. Mrs. Manly has engaged an attorney to seek a divorce. She says Manly wanted her as a servant and to run a boarding house within days, a plan she opposed. He left Seward for a mining camp in Indiana, denying the domestic accord he claimed before the wedding.
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Wearington
Johnstown
John Manly
Seward
Marty
Indiana County
Questions His Eligibility In Virginia Senate Race
In the Thirty second district Senator Wickham faced opponent Dr U C Gravatt of Caroline County seeking the Democratic nomination. Gravatt, a retired U S Navy officer, argues his compensation is pensions not a salary, while Wickham’s supporters contend Gravatt is ineligible to hold office. The controversy centers on Gravatt’s eligibility to serve in the legislature and promises a hard bid to secure the seat.
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Washington
Richmond
U Cc Gravatt
Caroline County
Henry T Wickham
Hanover County
Skate Senate
Wickham
United States Navy
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Gravatt
Mishap to River Boat Forces Transfer of Passengers
The river steamer Arrowsmith broke its rudder post while backing at Rock Point, Ma, Saturday evening on the St Johns excursion. After landing excursions at Colonial Beach, passengers were transferred to the steamer Wakefield and then to the Harry Randall at Washington. Wakefield later went to assist, taking off the Arrowsmith’s passengers for the lower river.
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Washington
Woman Dies During Church Service in Gaithersburg
Mrs Fannie Clagett wife of John E K Clagett was stricken at Gaithersburg Church South around noon today while Mr Milian of Washington spoke. She died an hour later in the Sunday school room. She leaves a husband and three children.
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John EK. Clagett
Gaithersburg
Church South
Milian
Washington
Thugs Kill Physician In Harlem After Assault
New York July 21 Dr James Edwin Russell a 49 year oldBrooklyn physician died at Harlem Hospital from injuries after being found in a doorway in Harlem Friday night. He had a head wound and was robbed of money a watch jewelry and a case of surgical instruments. An ante mortem statement says he wandered in a dazed state after awakening from the attack.
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New York
James Edwin Russell
Bedford Avenue
Russell
Harlens Terry
Uts
Three Young Men Drown After Swollen Stream Capsizes Small Craft
In Baltimore on July 21 the W B railroad bridge area witnessed a capsizing of a small canoe during a river crossing. George Menkel 23, Merican 25, and Bell 19 were swept into deep water as the craft toppled in midstream. Rescuers dragged the survivors to shore after an hour. Bed 19, later rescued, died at hospital. The incident followed stormy conditions and heavy currents.
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Meriken
George Menkel
Thomas Wechert
Clarence Ott
Charles
Henry Bach
Ife
Blenkel
Merriken
Monkel
Ir Hoyes
Little Thieves Band Targets Georgetown Shops
A youthful gang nicknamed the Little Thieves Band organized a series of break ins across Georgetown. They targeted watches, jewelry, and money in about half a dozen businesses. An isolated youth described as a Little Negro aided others by opening doors, enabling access for the group.
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Georgetown
Fusion fight at Nebraska primary court sweep
Special to The Washington Post from Omaha Nebraska describes Democrats pushing fusion with Populists for the fall elections to fill Supreme Court justices and university regents. Secretary Junkin refused to list L Sundean on the ballot prompting a mandamus suit by T B Allen and the Democratic committee. Also reports a Georgetown case of fourteen to eight year old boys jailed for theft, led by a boy claiming they select targets and operate as a gang in Maryland and Washington area.
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Longworths on Auto Trip to visit relatives abroad
Special to The Washington San Francisco reports Congressman and Mrs Nicholas Longworth left the city by auto to visit Mrs Longworth s uncle, Mr Hammond, in Lake County. They plan to return next Tuesday and attend a dinner hosted by Mrs Hilesin or Martin. A theater party follows and they will go to Tur ingame with Mrs Rudolph Spreckels, then sail on a steamer to Siberia for a month long visit to the Hawaiian Islands.
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M Hammond
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Mrs Helen S Pingree Dies in Detroit at 67
Mrs Helen S Pingree widow of a famed Michigan governor died in Detroit at age 67 after never fully recovering from the shock of her husband’s death five years ago. A son Hazen S Pingree and a daughter, Mrs Sherman L Depew, survive her.
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Mich
Helen S. Pingree
Michigan
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Dire
Sherman L. Depewee
Auto boats race to sea at Paris tour event
Paris July 2 a demonstration race for touring autoboats begins with thirty six craft starting a sea run to a set point then heading to Trouville to contest the Anthony Drexel Cup.
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Six
Paris
Anthony Drexel Cup
Davreia
Valeci
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Molten metal burns workers at Pittsong factory mishap
Five men were seriously burned and two possibly fatally injured when a furnace was tapped at the Home stead steel works. A big ladle tipped spilling molten metal onto the floor and flow, shocking the workers nearby and causing widespread minor injuries.
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Homestead
Storm injures twenty five in Williston area
Terrific windstorm last night damaged property and destroyed fifteen dwellings in Dak, injuring twenty five people. Mrs Collinson and her baby were blown from a high house about 100 yards against a defence. Most damaged dwellings were cottages in West Lawn suburb.
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Williston
Names and Marital Listings Across National Figures and Cities
A lengthy OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with spouses, many associated with cities like Raleigh and New Willard, plus several states and national organizations. The document appears to catalog residents and affiliates by name, spouse, and location, spanning multiple states and countries with scattered organizational references.
National Rifle Association to Hold Ohio Target Shoot
The National Rifle Association will stage a major national shoot in Ohio beginning August. Teams from the United States Army, Navy, and various colleges will compete for the National Trophy and cash prizes totaling hundreds of dollars. The event runs through September with multiple shoots at Camp Perry and surrounding locations, featuring interservice and civilian entrants.
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Roosevelt
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Ine
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Mar Corna Military Academs
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