Three Greeks Indicted in Belmon(t) Riot Case
A special Hustings Court grand jury returned indictments charging three Greeks with malicious assault over the Belmont restaurant riot that destroyed Greek-owned property. Americans faced lesser charges. Greek residents fled the city as officials did not release names. The inquiry followed a July disturbance tied to Greek retaliation and unrest.
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John W Woods
Hustings Court
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Gregor
JC Maximos
Eng I Gener
Greace
New York
Wedding Bells Sound Amid Protestant Episcopal Circles
In Alexandria the wedding of Milas Flor and Barrie Warshan drew immediate relatives and close friends to a church ceremony. The couple joined in a quiet, intimate vows with a reception plan for the near circle, while guests noted the couple’s ties to notable Boston and Washington circles.
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Ateganaeia
Fayipoe
Borie Tor
Boston
Richmond Ice Boycott and Blacklisted Trade Rivalry
A fragmentary notice notes a boycott and blacklist affecting a journalist or trader tied to Richmond and Norfolk routes. It mentions Mr Thavis and a steamship to Jamestown with references to Washington and ongoing journalistic work, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Brakeman Killed as Train Accident Shocks Salisbury
A fatal railway incident near Salisbury claims the life of a brakeman. Investigators, along with police, begin inquiries into the crash and the circumstances surrounding the worker’s death. Passengers were evacuated and emergency crews responded swiftly to the scene.
Funeral of James Bontz Drowed Young Man Buried in Alexandra
The funeral for James Bontz, a young man who drowned, was held at St. Peters Church with burial at Toon Cemetery. Attending were Allen Metin and Greet Pitts, with pallbearers including M31, Rollins, and George Washington. The service and floral tributes reflected mourners from Ventowt and nearby communities.
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Delaware
Alexandra
Bote
Geene
Bo Bontz
Metin
Pitts
Lewis Harey
Witmin
Bonty
Missing Son Search Tied to Newark Father in Virginia Notice
A Father from Newark seeks his missing son Charles Reeve last seen in Norfolk area during the Staunton Exposition period. Father requests help from authorities and the public to locate him amid a broader late July regional news wave.
Two Drownings and Flooding From Cloudburst in Wheeling
A severe cloudburst hits Wheeling and nearby areas on July 24, flooding cellars and washing out bridges. Two men drowned, including Lee Pratt aged 22, whose body was recovered downstream. Nicholas Perking was struck by lightning near St Clairsville, Ohio. Elm Grove’s city bridge and rail facilities were washed away, forcing passenger transfers. The storm caused widespread damage across the region, with several bridges and many cellars inundated.
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Wheeling Waa
Wheeling
Geelock
Lee Pratt
Hila
St Clarmille
Ohio
Nicholas Perking
Klea Seer
Sith
Erend
Elm Grove
Heekty Ware
Ina Narrem
Ingrid Pittsburg
Wstern
Pennsylvania
Former Gov Tank Brown Withdraws From Maryland Senate Race
Baltimore July 24 Former Governor Tank Brown announced he is out of the race for the United States Senate nomination stating he never intended to seek the nomination unless conditions allowed. He cited impossible terms and pressure from others, explaining the public statement of not wanting the nomination, and the impracticalities of campaigning across the state.
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Kun
Baltimore
Tank Brown
Con Uens
Sven
Sam
Sonal
Trains Crash In Tunnel During Eastbound Collision
Eastbound coal train drawn by twenty engines derailed in the center of the Norfolk and Western tunnel near Lynchburg Valley this morning. Rescue officials report two merchandise cars damaged and one worker injured with an arm severed and hospital transfer pending.
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Lynchburg Vally
Norfolk and Western Tunnel
Roy Kil led by a pitchfork incident near Leesburg
A report from Leesburg notes Roy was injured by a fork prong during farm work three miles east of town. He died shortly after the accident as medical help was delayed, with no further details available about the shooter or precise sequence.
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Rensburg
Leesburg
Wade Dacalousa
Panic at a Funeral Fears as Church Floor Sinks
At St Jonas United Brethren Church in Up ton mourners fled through windows as the building floor gradually sank during the funeral for Mrs Susan Hunger. Panic spread among attendees and ministers leaped outside, with pallbearers later moving the casket to the lawn to complete services.
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Washiorton
Three Men Die In Powder House Explosion Near Clarkeburg
At Two Lick coal mine near Clarkeburg three men were burned to death when a spark from a pipe ignited powder in a storage house. The victims were Desela Barnette, 23, single, of Rechithem. Nicolo Plenerites, 29, single, of Genanod. Frank Goff, 25, single, of Clarketore. The building was demolished.
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Guests of Virginia pilots and naval arrivals in harbor
Norfolk hosts July 4 events as the National Association of Officials of Bureaus of Labor Statistics meets during Jamestown Exposition onboard a Virginia Pilots Association vessel. Brazil’s gunboat Tomoyo and battleship Rischuco dock with cruiser Barroso nearby. Death notice: Mrs Lydia Porter, wife of Surgeon Ralph Porter, died in the Philippines. she is a Kilgour relation from Glen Chi county with surviving parents and sisters.
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National Association of Officials
Bureaus of Labor Statistics
Virginia Pilots Association
Virginia Capes
Tomoyo
New York
Rischuclo
Crufa Pr Barrosn
Lydie S Porter
Washington Post
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Werd
Lydia
Surgeah
Ralph Porter
Philippines
Everal
Francis ¢ Kilgour
Glen Chia County
Wiliam Kilgour Bheta
Elope and double wedding glow light in Rockville
Sisters Ida Piquett and Sadie Piquett eloped with Archie Thompson and William Oden then wed at their home with Rev White officiating. The event followed a family dispute as plans evolved secretly amid a busy day near Clarkburg and Barnesville, with further nuptials for Herrest Woolfe and Miss Roy and George Pearre and Alice Hickman noted in nearby Washington.
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Rey S R. White
About
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Alsy Sadie E. Piquett
John T Pignett
Clarksburg
Archie R Thompson
Woodfela
Wiliam Thoms Oden
Clarkeburg
Tompson Teft
James
Oden
Piquett
Barnesile
Tin Daughter
Sinan
Barnesville
Ida Plauett
Salle
Wiss Sadie
Misa Ida
Rockillewes
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Wary Cod Rile Bott
Great Falls
Errest L Woolfe
Metodist Episcopal Church
South
Man Identifies Mob Ringleader In Lynch Trial
In Union Court defense offered a letter sent to Sheriff Bogan of Anson County threatening him with death if he named mob members. The letter dated May 8 was signed The Crowd that Lynched Johnson. Sheriff Bagin testified Lewis was the mob ringleader, stating he knew him for years and identified him twice the nights of the lynching. The defense objected but the court admitted the letter for jurors to weigh alongside evidence. The trial adjourned with the case headed to the jury.
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Sherif Bogan
Anson County
Johnson
al Legal Zn
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Jeura
Young held for trial on charges of soliciting political funds
Boonsboro resident Sami E Young waived a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Alexander R Hagner on charges he solicited funds for political purposes from Royal Wall Carrier Frank E Newcomer in three campaigns. Government witnesses testified at a conference with US Attorney John Rose in Baltimore. Postmaster Young allegedly solicited contributions in 1909 and again last year amid related campaigns.
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Boonsboro
United States
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Commissiona Hagner
Poxtmuster Young
United States Court
Baltimore
John Rose
Neecomer
Hsbart
Post Office Department
Young
Explosion injures girls at grave of wife in Maryland
In Baltimore Washington dispatches, July 4, an Armour Packing Company worker’s daughters, Loulia and Gace Kahaele, aged three and older, were severely injured by a railway torpedo explosion given by a boy who urged striking it with a rock. The elder placed the torpedo between her knees. a man’s explosion followed, injuring the other girl. The boy fled. identity unknown. Frederick Godhart, 22, widower, despondent at Mount Carmel Cemetery, shot himself in the temple. Grave diggers intervened, rendering aid, and he was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Gace Kahaele
J Kann
Armour Packing Company
Oth Littles
Beng
Orange Show Horse Show Awards At Orange Va
The tenth annual Orange Horsemen Association event opened under fine conditions with a large crowd. Winners include Telian Mocris David Gray in Middle and Henry Weight Hunters, with prizes listed for multiple classes and stock farms.
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Lightning Strike Kills Two In Suffolk Area
A severe electrical storm struck near Hollands on July 2 killing Mary Scott age twenty and her infant in her lap. Joan Scott’s wife and child were among those struck. several structures were damaged and a salesman Thomas Perce was stunned. A Norfolk and Southern brakeman Joseph Coole suffered severe facial, neck, and arm burns.
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Ilolland
Joan Scott
Mary Lott
Mary Scott
Liverman & Johnson
Gopeland
Thomas Perce
Joseph Coole
Norfolk and Southern
Brown University Player Dies After Suicide at Sanitorium
Preston D Jones, a Brown University student playing for Tarboro in the Eastern Carolina League, leapt from an upper window at a sanitarium in Tarboro last night and died from injuries. He had typhus fever. Six Brown teammates staying with the Tarboro club requested their release after learning of his death, causing the club's withdrawal from the league.
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The Post Sunday Morning Edition Preview
The leading newspaper at the seat of government offers comprehensive financial news market reports and full business status. It serves merchants financiers farmers and readers with extensive columns of news matter and reading.
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The Washington Post Sunday Magazine Commentary
A promotional passage praises The Washington Post as unmatched in quality. It extols the illustrated magazine section with picks by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors, noting careful foreign news selection and timely illustrations. The Sunday Post is praised as superior to other Sundays, a staple in households.
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The Sporting Section of Tue Sunday Post Pink Sheet
The Pink Sheet of Tue Sunday Post dedicates four crowded pages to every outdoor and indoor sport. It chronicles baseball results, running and trotting races, billiards, auto races, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and all features of the sporting world in accurate and comprehensive detail.
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