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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
23
In Anson County Judge Peebles halted ongoing proceedings declaring it useless to proceed. Eighteen defendants face charges related to a lynching case, with Bail protezioni noted for some. Indicted men urged solidarity for a change of venue as trials seem unlikely for many.
Fragmentary OCR yields a divorce suit filed by Fuld in City of Sinus, with references to Proo lent obo fotu and Silver Paton biyr ped. The text includes scattered names and unresolved phrases, lacking clear dates or locations.
Local records show Buckley is held for trial after a contentious Coast case. Prosecutors allege complex ties to a community dispute, with testimony indicating tensions over control of local resources. The case centers on alleged wrongdoing by multiple parties and hinges on disputed property and governance claims.
A fragmentary report notes a young woman murdered near a road in Ohio, with scattered mentions of residents, a possible suspect, and a reference to a promenade or public view near Randle Highlands. The text is garbled but hints at a local crime and nearby landmarks.
A morning bank run at The Bank and Trust Company in Salisbury, led largely by women, emptied branches as customers withdrew deposits. Similar runs were noted on other banks in the region, with many workers and businesses participating. By closing hour the situation stabilized and activities returned to normal.
Washington residents attended the St Johns Church outing at Forest Glen for a local annual tournament. Rev Charles City announced the festivities, with Herron of Washington leading as knight and organizer, and judges including Joans Cuselt, Walum Wimsatt, and Willam Powhiler guiding participants from Washington and nearby areas.
Samuel Griffin, held on a robbery charge, was brought to the county jail in Kingsland Somerset County by Deputy Marshal Lorline on a warrant from U.S. authorities. He is held on $2,000 bond for alleged theft of a check from Johnson to Bank of Grenfeld, with proceeds traced to a hardware store. Mrs. Jamson Gor Wagfield reportedly acted as a principal in the matter. local authorities urged prompt arrest and forwarding of the case to federal agents.
A child, the daughter of Charles Piter Nar Goods, was found dead yesterday in a creek running near Harrisburg. The body was recovered from shallow water by a sister and steps to revive proved unsuccessful. The death follows a period of distress at home, with the family described as frantic and seeking medical aid.
A group of Italian laborers invaded the police headquarters district in Alexandria, entering a home on King Street after work. They cleaned out thirty suits, ten pairs of slippers, twelve razors, and pistols, as authorities investigate the daylight burglary and vow to recover the stolen property.
Miss Margaret Uan Conway died shortly before midnight Wednesday at the home on Dulee Street in Niles. Born February 24, 1315 in Stafford County, she was the sole survivor of twelve siblings. A longtime parishioner and mentor at the Wedrodist Church, she had many local ties and connections to prominent Virginia and Washington families. Funeral services will be at 11 o'clock Friday at the family home. interment in Stafford County. The services will be conducted by Reverends Bulla and Hegister.
The death of eighteen year old George W Morris near midnight on a city street car line was ruled an accidental run over. He left his brother in law home with plans to visit Surry County but did not reach his destination. The jury found he came to his death as a result of being struck by a street car and left the scene.
Baltimore July 23. A Maryland Homecoming Association is organized by prominent Marylanders and Gov Warfield to extend the homecoming to October 11 to 19 and coordinate arrangements. Warfield was elected president and will issue a proclamation endorsing the movement with aims to make the Maryland homecoming a grand national event.
In Norfolk Virginia the Jamestown Exposition marks the 383rd anniversary of the first Virginia assembly with a July 30 program starting at 11 am. Adlai Stevenson and J Warren Keifer will address the crowd as National Guard units prepare on site.
Huth Syehed Clementa, noted Virginia artist, arrived in Washington on Wednesday after study travels through London, Venice, Rome, and other European cities. Her exhibit designs received praise for merit and beauty, with one poster design commended for wide souvenir card use. Clementa plans further study in Europe next year. she hopes Washington becomes a world art center with national support.
A U S district judge directs receivers to enforce riots era seating limits on Virginia passenger and power company cars. New rules require separating riders on street cars and designate smoker and non smoker seating. Rules effective August 1 amid arrests and public safety concerns.
A saloon on South Ann Street was the scene of a fatal shooting when Aleaiaer Anderson, a cousin of the victim, shot a man during a quarrel. Despite efforts by Dr Ware to secure blood transfusions from friends, the patient weakened from blood loss and died at Johns Hopkins Hospital shortly after 8 AM. The coroner was notified as investigators gather details of the incident.
Harry Wale, a Dorchester County man, died at the hospital after an eight month battle from injuries when caught between a load and an archway behind the Hotel Divan. Doctors wired the broken spine but complications of other diseases caused his death.
The Grange horse show drew 406 attendees on the second day with many boxes filled by distinguished visitors. Prize winners included Andrew Mange, Mild Mea, Petra Deuter, and George Zina among numerous named participants across divisions such as Green hunters and Ladies hunters.
Sperial to The Washlegson Pos reports cadet Jordon Peters Kimbrough of Memphis died at home after hazing investigations at the U S Naval Academy. He was among the plebes called before a board. his testimony described ostracism and pressure from upperclassmen. He reportedly resigned from the Naval Academy.
Special to Tie Wasuicon Host reports sculptor and Maryland Institute of Art and Design professor Jalward Berm eloped with his student Miss Jallian Stevens in Washington. They married quietly after a Trinity Chapel ceremony, then returned to Baltimore. The bridegroom is listed as a year older. the bride is twenty four.
Court martial ordered to try Chattam W Jonas on charges of scandalous conduct and for perjury, announced today. Trial to begin August 1 at the Norfolk Navy Yard with Chaplain Jones present.
James B Burnside, assistant disbursing officer of the Post Office Department, died at home after an accident. He was 51, lived in Hyattes tile for five years, and was a vestry member of St Matthew. The report notes unclear details and a postponed service.
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