More Than Score Died Victims Nearly All Colored
Rail line disaster near Rockingham and Hamlet NC leaves twenty-two dead and many injured in a head on collision between a passenger train and a freight train. Most victims are Black with a list of named dead and injured from Raleigh Hamlet Laurinburg Bennettsville and Rockingham. Officials blame operator error at Rockingham for failing to hold a passenger train for the freight.
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Rockingham
Ralelgeh
Hamlet
Seaboard Air Line
Charlotte
Frank B Lewis
Harriet
H S Byrd
Thomas Hull
Watt Bogan
Wadesboro
Thomas Jones
N. C
Gilbert McFadden
Sandy Caples
Laurinburg
Gert Tarrington
Este Dupree
Bennettsvilk
Mary Land
Bennettsville
Mary Bell
Jane Russell
Hoffman
Hannibal McNair
Lauringburg
George McLaurin
Brinker Russell
White
Che
J D. Bowen
Raleigh
J T Lear
E A Carter
Birmingham
J O Bundy
Engin Uver
Nannie Leek Bettie McFadden
George Mogan
Cicero Thomas
Oscar Lee
Harlet
Gert Hanton
Richard Douglas
Bennettsvale
May Douglas
Ivor Oxindine
Lumberton
Frank Scott
Gibson
Ligie Bowman
Hamiet
George Cross
Nwc
Mra
Bowlingham
Nannie Lee
Octavia Jackson
James Stewart
Henry Stewart
Stewent
Carrie McNair
N.C
Sam Camel
Laurinbare O
Perry Clark
Eradley
June Raney
Richard Morzon
Jannis Stewart
Victori Freeman
N C
Norfolk
Rutherford
Wamington NC
Monroe
al Ted Walter
Seaboard
Wilmington
Wes
Drowned Canoeist Found Near Cheat River
An empty canoe was seen on Cheat River near Cheat Haven by campers yielding to the drowning of John C Riches, twenty eight, near Garrett. After recovering the craft, clothing and a Scotsdale B P O Elks card bearing his name were found on shore. Relatives continued attempts to recover the body. Riches was unmarried.
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Cveral
Washington
Cumberland Md
Cheat River
Cheat Haven
John C Riches
Twen
Garrett
Scotsdale
Alleged Abductor Held After Abducted Girl Found
Special report from Newport News describes Goodman charged with abducting 13 year old Lilian Harrson. The pair ran away a week earlier and wandered together for three days before being found by police in a milk wagon near an alley late last Wednesday night.
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Washington Post
Newport News
Vauk
P Goodman
Lilian Harrson
Grand
Goodman
Harrion
The
Ally
Bristol Democrats name Byars to oppose Slemp
In Bristol Virginia Democrats at a mass convention urged J C Byars to run against Congressman Slemp in the Ninth district race. Byars, a young former state senator, would attract Republican votes if nominated. Delegates also endorsed Bryan and state leaders including Swanson and Montague. Swanson to speak at Bowling Green Confederate monument event.
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Washington Post
Bristol
Conn
Bristel Va
Virginia
J C Byars
Slemp
Byars
Bryan
Daniel
Martin
Swanson
Montague
Stevin
Wedington
Richmond
Gov. Swanson
Bowling Green
R EU Les, Jr
A.B Chandler
C T Smith
Maryland Obituary note for Burdette and Watters kin
John E Burdette aged about seventy plus, of near Kings Valley, died Wednesday afternoon. Survived by two sons and a daughter, Mrs William King Belair. Elizabeth Glasgow Watters, daughter of the late Henry Watters, died today at her brother Judge James DD Watters home. She was twenty one. Funeral arrangements follow.
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John E. Burdette
Kings Valley
Rand
Wiliam King Belair
Elizabeth Glasgow Watters
Henry Watters
James DD Watters
Drowned Man in Harpers Ferry Lake
John Williams aged about fifty was drowned while bathing in the pulp mill lake at Island Park Harpers Ferry West Virginia He held a guy wire on a telegraph pole and sank in fifteen feet of water A negro diver touched the body but fled in fear The body was recovered later Williams leaves a wife and four children
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Washington Po
Hagerstown
John Williams
Island Park
Harpers Ferry
Willams
Williams
Lightning Claims Two in Separate Virginia Kentucky Incidents
Roderick Watson of Colonial Beach Virginia was struck and killed by lightning while sheltering under a cedar tree beside the Potomac at Cabin Point Farm near Warsaw. His uncle ex mayor was nearby. In Louisville Kentucky James Spratt a farm hand died instantly when lightning struck a bayshed on the Caperton ranch injuring ten others, two seriously.
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Washington Post
Warsaw
Roderick Watson
Colonial Beach
Watson
Potomac
Cabin ‘Point Farm
Loulaville
James Spratt
Caperton
Louisville
Typhoid Outbreak Hits Naval Academy Fourth Class
Typhoid fever has struck the new fourth class at the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland with three plebes confined to the academy hospital Eugene Thorp from Louisiana J H Smith from Ohio and Edward Webb from Louisiana All three were taken ill aboard the practice ship Severn where about 100 other plebes recently sailed for a practice cruise The government tug Standish was sent to Solomons Island to bring them back to the academy for treatment.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Academy
Eugene Thorp
Louisiana
J. H. Smith
Ohio
Edward Webb
Mick
Severn
Ummred
Standish
Solomons Island
Governor Asks Court To Sit In Insurance Case
Richmond July 2 Gov Swanson asks the president of the Supreme Court of Appeals to convene an extra session to dispose of the insurance commissioner case. The question arises from the corporation commission which declined to permit Mr Button to qualify after election by the general assembly, maintaining the commission holds the right of appointment.
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Richmond
Gov Swanson
Supreme Court of Appeals
Isurance Commissioner
Corporation Commisssion
Button
General Assembly
Corporation Commission
Farm quarrel ends with fatal fork attack in Pittsylvania
Rawly Hammock and his son Thomas Ham mock of Toshes quarrelled over farm work in Chatham Virginia. The father struck the son with a pitchfork causing serious injuries. A physician says he will not recover.
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Washington Post
Chatham
Rawly T Hammock
Thomas Hammock
Toshes
Pittsylvania County
Virginia Obituary Notices From Fredericksburg Area
Obituary notices list several deaths in Virginia towns including Fredericksburg and surrounding counties. Joseph Watt lams of King George County died yesterday at his home near Patsapatanzy of consumption at age twenty one. William Tabb, a well known farmer near Chancellorsville, Spotsylvania County, died yesterday of consumption aged fifty eight. Metta Souder, widow of Levi P Souder, a former justice of the peace, is deaf from injuries after a fall near Doverville. Praima Bloxton, wife of Albert Bloxton, of Stafford County, died here at Mary Washington Hospital of blood poisoning. G. W. Pettijahn died at his home in Ketron, Washington County, aged seventy, an ex Confederate and brother of Lynchburg contractor John P Pettijahn. Andrew Whitt, second of three brothers, died at twenty six after a fever. his elder brother Michael had died earlier and younger James Whitt is very ill.
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Fredericksburg
Joseph Wattlams
King George Counts
Patsapatanzy
William Tabb
Chancellorsville
Spottay
Vanla County
Warrisonburg
Metta Souder
Levi P. Souder
Doverville
Praima Bloxton
Albert Bloxtor
Stafford County
Mary Washington Hospital
Slaford
Bristol
G. W. Pettijahn
Ketron
Washington County
John P Pettijahn
Lynchburg
Staten
Norfolk and Western Railway
Radford
Andrew Whitt
Michael Mr Whitt
Montgomery County
Silburn Whitt
James Whitt
Vote on Alexandria lights and city franchise terms
The Alexandria city council faces a vote on leasing the electric light and power franchise to B El Mandeville of Philadelphia for thirty years. The proposal includes pricing for arc and incandescent lamps, private consumption rates, and a 60 percent discount for churches hospitals and armory with the city receiving a share of gross receipts. Opposition is noted but a vote is anticipated tonight.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Joint Committee On
el Mandeville
Philadelphia
Mandeville
Alexandria Light Infantry
Alexandria Hospital
Heavyweights Race Promised at Eagles Excursion
Alexandria readers learn of the Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 871 annual excursion to Marshall Hall next Monday with a weighty race among members. Entries include Brill McCuen Beveridge Flaschmantz and Westelaken. Odds cited and prize covers two weeks at Atlantic City. Also notes Alexandria death Auburn Price and carnival planned on Upper King Street with encampment at Colonial Beach, plus Iron Bridge traffic improvement and a Alexandria marriage William Jenkins and Margaret El Strader.
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Alva Asre
Order of Eagles
Alexandria
Marshall Hall
Atlantic City
Herbert McCuen
Harry Fleischmann
Jacob Brill
Peter van de Westelaken
C. Beveridge
Brill
McCuen
Beveridge
Flaschmantz
Westelaken
Leper Sought by Authorities in Maryland Countryside
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore July 28 reports a Syrian leper, sent by Philadelphia authorities back to Baltimore, wandering Harford or Baltimore counties near Aberdeen. State health officials led by Secretary Fulton and county authorities search. railroad police pursue, but the leper remains at large. If caught, he will be sent to a New York hospital.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Harford
Aberdeen
State Health Barn
Fulton
Thim
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York Hospital
Randolph County Nominating Conventions Report Nods
In Elkins Randolph County Democrats nominate B D Talbott for House of Delegates W J Long for superintendent of schools and S H Wood for County Court commissioner. Prohibitionists nominate W A Wilson for House of Delegates and L S Weese for superintendent. Preston Republicans nominate Bliss McCram and L Shafter for House of Delegates. No County Court candidate named.
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Speecat
Cumberland
Randolph County
W.a
Elkins
House of Delegates
B. D. Talbott
W. J Long
Beverly
H Wood
Ming
W. A. Wilson
L. S Weese
Preston County
Bliss McCram
L. Shafter
Pinning tragedy seals life of Berryville youth
Special to The Washington Fest Winchester Virginia July 23 Leo Willingham sixteen son of D W Willingham Berryville Clarke County was thrown from his horse yesterday evening and fatally injured. He was teased over the animals head and the horse fell pinning him to the ground. He lay under the horse fifteen minutes before assistance reached him. He died of pulmonary hemorrhage soon after.
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Winchester
Leo Willingham
D. W. Willingham
Berryville
Clarke County
Mine worker fatally injured after car collision
Elkins West Virginia July 23 through a car accident yesterday afternoon Lance an employee at the Philippi Colliery Company Merida mine was run over and mortally injured. He will not survive his injuries.
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Washington
Elkins
W. Va
O Lance
Philippi
Merida
Rate hearing resumes before Virginia Corporation Commission
Special to The Washington Post Richmond reports the Virginia State Corporation Commission reopened the freight rate case hearing. Chesapeake and Ohio Company officials including Senator Henry T. Wickham, Henry Taylor, C. E. Doyle, E D. Hotchkiss, and Commonwealth attorneys attended. Hatch J. Kiss testified under cross examination by Senator Wickham.
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Washington
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Chesapeake and Ohio Company
Henry T. Wickham
Henry Taylor
C. E. Doyle
E D. Hotchkiss
Tabi
Anderson
A. Caperton Braxton
Negro Stars White Man in Maryland Train Assault
William Clark a Black resident of Shippensburg was jailed in Fort Hagerstown after a train altercation on the Cumberland Valley Railroad left Roy Green a 22 year old white man severely stabbed in the neck. The brawl began at the depot when Green was shoved off the platform and the incident resumed aboard the train. Green’s life was believed in danger until a physician could arrive.
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Washington Fort Hagerstown
William Clark
Shippensburg
Roy Green
Green
Clark
Cumberland Valley
Bocock Portrait Unveiled at Appomattox Court House
In Lynchburg July 2 a oil portrait of the late Thomas Bocock, seven term congressman and former speaker of the Confederate Congress, was unveiled in the Appomattox Court House courthouse. Mrs Bocock and her daughter donated the gift. Judge Hundley presented the portrait and Congressman Holland accepted for the county. Speeches were given by Clerk of Court Peers and Commonwealth's Attorney Ferguson.
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Washington Post
Lynchburg
Thomas
Bocock
Congress
Confederate Congress
Appomattox Court House
Hundley
Hal ¥ Lood
Commonwealth
Ferguson
Two Men Drowned In Dredging Incident Near Seven-foot Channel
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore July 23 Two Maryland Dredging Company workers dredging the cut-out channel near Seven-foot Nell fell from an 8 scow and drowned. Three men went overboard. one was rescued. Police boat Bannan searches for bodies. identities not yet known.
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Washington Peat
Baltimore
Maryland Dredging Company
Avas
Bannan
Train cuts down magistrate farmer near Bristol
Samuel Carrier a 53 year old magistrate and farmer was struck by a Southern Railway train a few miles west of Bristol as he neared his home. He had been in Bristol and died within sight of his residence.
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Washington Post
Bristol, Tenn
Samuel Carrier
Southern Railway
Bristol
Lightning Hits Two Farms in Washington County
A severe thunderstorm swept central Washington County on July 28. Lightning struck Edward Zimmerman’s barn near Halfway, destroying the building and the season’s wheat and hay, plus farming implements. Josiah Brown’s barn near Smithsburg was also struck, tearing part of the slate roof. The annex to Blue Ridge Mountain House near Pen Mar was hit but suffered no damage.
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Ual
Washington
Iagerstown
Washington County
Edward Zimmerman
Josiah Brown
Smithsburg
Blue Ridge Mountain House
Pen Mar
Second Sister Elopes In Family Union
A collection of small notices from Radford to Winchester reports marriages and elopements. Rudolph Wilson and Bessie Lucas married in Bristol after eloping from East Radford. Other items note a Norfolk and Western railroad crime spree, a broken axle wreck near Zuni, a drowning in Nansemond River, a calf injuring a woman near Nurneys Siding, and multiple marriages in Fredericksburg and Winchester areas.
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Bessie Lucas
Washington Post
Radford
Rudolph Wilson
Bristol
John A. Wilson
East Radford
W. & Ligon
Susie Lucas
Homesick man dies by suicide at Virginia farm
Jacob H Jamison a fifty year old farmer shot himself at his home near Lidg Run four miles below Clifton Forge Virginia. He was thought to be at work on his farm when found dead in his parlor. Despondent over leaving his old home he left a widow and nine children. The event caused a community sensation.
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Clifton Forge
Jacob’ H Jamison
Lid¢ Run
Parlior
Jamison
Sunken steamer Pokanoket raised near Petersburg
The Pokanoket of the James River Navigation Co. was raised by Norfolk wreckers after sinking at its Petersburg wharf. Divers found sea valves opened, with a negro named Julian Galloway under arson suspicion. Cargo was a total loss, while damage to the boat remained slight.
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Washington Post
Petersburg
James River Navigation Company
Norfolk
Newport News
Julian Galloway
Syrian Leper Captured After Escape Across Rail Lines
George Rossett, the Syrian leper, tried to reach the Yeper colony at North Brothers Island, was stopped by Philadelphia authorities who sent him back to Baltimore. He escaped again this afternoon and walked along B&O tracks toward New York. He was recaptured near Rossville and returned to Golden Ring, where he had escaped earlier, and he slept in a box car after being taken back.
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Baltimore
George Rossett
North
Brothers Island
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York
Rossville
Baltimore and Ohio
Golden Ring
Five Negroes Charged With Assault In Round Bay Boat Incident
Special to The Washington Post. Annapolis Md July 93 five men William Smith Frank Butler Clarence Butler Jim Jones and Charley Levy were charged with assault and jailed on warrants sworn by Mary and Laura Butler who claimed the men endangered them by boat at Round Bay a summer resort near Annapolis. The women said the men left them to drown but others rescued them.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Linthieum
Bryan
Charles D. Feldmeyer
William Smith
Frank Butler
Clarence Butler
Jim Jones
Charley Levy
Mary
Laura Butler
Round Bay
Severn
GAVE AWAY HIS SALOON
Bristol Tennessee July 93 Jerry Miller saloon keeper at Bristol receives word from Lander Wyoming that on the death of his uncle J H Miller he inherits mining property valued at 2 000 000 He has been an invalid for years and plans to go to Wyoming to claim the fortune He says he will never sell another drop of liquor and has made bartender W C Trenor a present of the saloon business
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Pecal
Bristol
Tenn
Jerry Miller
Lander
Wyo
J H Miller
W. C. Trenor
Wyoming
Tried Twice to Wreck Safe in Lathop Co Office
Special to The Washington Poo Richmond Va July 24 Two Sundays in a row an attempt was made to wreck the safe at C P Lathop & Co wood dealers. An ax battered the door and the first attempt ruined the combination. Yesterday an ax and two chisels were left by the would be crackers. In Danville Va July 2 the Virginia Children’s Home Society seeks custody of five children under fourteen reared in the Tenderloin but faces likely futile court battles as mothers move to thwart custody orders.
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Washington Poo
Richmond
C. P . Lathop & Co
Washington Post
Danville
Children’s Home Society of Virginia
Corporation Court
Explosion Kills Four at Powder House in Mount Union Pa
Four men die and five are injured in a powder and dynamite house blast near Robertsdale Huntingdon County. Victims are Milton Rohrer Jefferson Ryan Edward Alloway and Alexander Miller. Injured include Dante Biucx Woodvale Jamen Hayes Robertsdale Charles Clunt Milton Ramsey. Magazine between Robertsdale and Woodvale supplied miners with explosives daily. Cause unknown but suspected smoking ignition by a worker.
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Mount Union
Jesse C. McClain
Robertsdale
Huntingdon County
Milton Rohrer
Fairville
Jefferson Ryan
Robertedate
Edward Alloway
Alexander Miller
Dante Biucx
Woodvale
Jamen Hayes
Charles Clunt
Pogue H
Aro'd
Milton Ramsey
Dreadnought Described In White Book Of Naval Plans
London article details the Dreadnought battleship with ten 12 inch guns and twenty seven smaller anti torpedo boat guns, five submerged torpedo tubes, and a turbine powered design. It notes gun layout, protection against torpedo and submarine threats, 21 knot speed, 2700 ton bunkers for 5800 mile range, and a total cost of 1858 987 485.
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London
Japan to purchase six private railways dates announced
The Japanese government set takeover dates for six private lines under the new law. Hokkaido Tanka Tetsudo and Kobu Tetsudo will be acquired October 1, 1906, Nippon Tetsudo and Gangetsu Tetsudo on November 1, 196, Nishinari Tet sudo and Sanyo Tetsudo on December 4, 1905. The total price is 250 million yen with 6 percent annual interest. Bonds to finance the payments will be issued within five years when deemed appropriate.
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New York
Hokkaido Tanka Tetsudo
Kobu Tetsudo
Nippon Tetsudo
Gangetsu Tetsudo
Nishinari Tetsudo
Sanyo Tetsudo
Goernment
Refugees Seek Shelter at British Legation in Teheran
Fearing persecution during the absence of the high clergy in Teheran, eight students, shopkeepers, and artisans took refuge at the British Legation. The refugee crowd continues to grow as more locals join them seeking protection.
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Teheran
Yaere
Legaton
Sokoloff Gets Five Years For Vincennes Bombing
Alexander E. Sokoloff received a five year imprisonment sentence for the May 3 forest explosion at Vincennes in which an accomplice was killed and another wounded. Victory Sokoloff and a woman named Speabski were acquitted on the same charge.
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Faris
Alexander E. Sokoloff
Forest of
Vincennes
Sokoloff
Speabski
Steamers collide at sea rescue at Southampton
The British steamer Roman from Antwerp to Montreal arrived damaged at Southampton after a collision with the Swedish steamer Tals, which sank. The Roman rescued all passengers and crew and brought them to port. It may discharge cargo and repair locally. In St Petersburg a Tolstoi rumor is denied.
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Talis
Southampton
England
Roman
Antwerp
Montreal
Tals
Bombings Hit Singer Plants in Sosnowice Bendzin
Katowicz dispatch reports Singer Sewing machine factories at Sosnowice and Bendzin blown up by bombs. Six injured at Sosnowice, four at Bendzin, with military cordons and panic in both towns near the Polish Silesian border. Company says it has only branch stores there and has no factories. no confirmation of losses from Singer officials.
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Berlin
Kattowitz
Prussian Silesia
Singer
Bosnowice
Bendzin
Sosnowice
Russian Poland
Silesian
New York
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Singer Company
Wants Job as Headsman in Denmark for Executioner Post
Fred Smith of Bethnal Green, long seeking a public executioner post, has offered six times to authorities but been refused. He counts on a $364 per execution fee plus expenses and a sea trip if hired. He believes chopping heads would break beer serving monotony and is confident with wood chopping skills for the Danish axe.
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London
Fred Smith
Bethnal Green
Denmark
Girl Declares She Did Not Kill Him In Custody
Emma Stephany faces habeas corpus review amid claims her lover James Frizzell was murdered by a rival suitor. Police and lawyers question her tale, noting a missing revolver and a letter to her mother seeking a weapon. Stephany reportedly confessed a second man killed Frizzell to shield him. In Cumberland, Ross Twigs, 35, a Western Maryland conductor, dies from typhoid fever and blood poisoning after a minor scratch becomes infected. He belonged to the Fraternal Order of Railway Conductors and Knights of Pythias.
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Pottsville
Emma Stepheny
James Frisgell
Frizzell
Frezzell
Davies
Ermma
Frizgel
Washington, Post
Cumberland
Ross © Twigs
Maryland
Knights of Pythas
Post Office Clerks Ordered Silent, Diligent Conduct Rules
Postmaster Barnes issued a 21 paragraph set of rules for city post office clerks detailing strict silence around reporters, no chatting at work, no sharing vacancy news, and disciplined pay of debts. Clerks must eight hours daily, work Sundays as needed, avoid nonwork chatter, and keep office matters confidential. Visitors require permission, punctuality is stressed, and misstep may trigger substitutions.
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Barnes
Blacklis
Jerome at Deer Park visit stirs politics talk
Special to The Washington Fest Cumberland Md July 23 District Attorney William Travers Jerome and Assistant District Attorney Carvan of New York arrived at Deer Park for recreation. Col Jorm McGraw hosts them at his cottage as locals speculate on a possible political objective. McGraw, a national committee member, is seen as a Democratic leader in West Virginia.
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Cumberland
William Travers Jerome
Carvan
New York
Deer Park
Col Jorm ~ McGraw
Dee
Col McGraw
West Virginia
Bricklayers Debate Strike at Spanish War Veterans Ball
A meeting was held on Sixth Street Northwest to decide if bricklayers should strike over nonunion plumbers. The session followed a Thursday resolution urging action against Tonumoen members. No decision was reached, but potential delays loom as builders await outcome.
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Sixth Street
Nonumon
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