Controversial Rate Talks and Legal Proceedings Mentioned
The document reports Governor advisories urging restraint amid ongoing rate dispute talks with railroad interests. It references Judge Pritchard projections, appearances by Southern Railway and Atlantic Coast Line interests, and potential prosecutions while noting state rights and judicial jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avises Reguies
Pritchard
Red H Thom
Alexander F
Southern Hailway
Southern
Glenn
Floundtree
Felson Buakley
Comn Ainants
Alexander Hamiton
Atlantic
Coeurs
Atlantic Coast
Comairy
Gaya
Back From Legal War Sanford Discusses North Carolina Mission
Assistant attorney General Sanford returned from a peace mission in North Carolina and said he would not discuss specifics but hinted the visit could ease strained relations between Star and Federal authorities over railway issues. He noted no final statement would be made until after further talks with Attorney General and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Sanford
Railroas
Gamera Bonaparte
Sanferl Ansterday
Northarti
North
Frees Finley After Habeas Corpus in Southern Arrest Case
Asheville July 27 reports say President Finley of the Southern was arrested early at Battery Park Hotel on a federal writ and released on habeas corpus. Ticket agent Wilson was seized and later ordered to stand before the U.S. court while proceedings linger and witnesses face summons in a tense legal contest over jurisdiction and custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Gay Glenn
Raifroid
Reynolds
Finley
Southern
Wilson
Numeross Paduenert
Tckety
Attirmeya
Heynolds
Bond
Reeynolds
Battery Park
Police
Ile Pateral Court
Pritchard
Tinley
Pritchant
Uns
Ibn State
Mir
Tunes
Mercinou
Cnntun
Merriman
Viniey
Policemann
Hela
Dupris
Linley
PC Jain Reynolds
Actress Helen Trowbridge Dies in Suicide Attempt
The Washington poet Riley’s poem The Blues is noted in connection with the death of Helen Bailey Trowbridge at the American Hotel in Chicago. She severed her throat with multiple gashes, leaving a letter to Miss Luse Palmer Brantford Ontario Canada and a stream of blood at her door. The body was found on the north floor, with a note and a torn newspaper clipping mentioning a stock company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Helen Trowbridge
Washington
Pittburs
Helen Bailey Trowbridge
Proples Stock Company
Janes Whitcomb
Mian Trowbridge
Marty
Han
Ben
Luse Palmer
Brantford
Ontario
Canada
Helen Baliy
Srombruge
Ayanna
Chicago
Trainmen Hold Meeting On Work Hours And Scales
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers held a meeting to discuss a unified work scale and hours for trunk line crews west of Cheega. About 200 delegates gathered as Master John J Henpahen and Charles A Wilson led talks in Philipsburg NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourmnes
Lhe Brotherhood of Lacamathys
Tony Tre
Slo Sul
Cheega
John J Henpahen
Charles A Wilson
Philipsburg
Mansfield to Quit Stage
Representative Saya He will be unable to appear this season due to unspecified reasons. The notice signals a change in plans affecting performances and upcoming events at venues in Montfert and New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Ventre
Quebec
Richard
Taten
Montfert Sien
New London
Amerds
M- Mars
Beate of Mrs Blanchard Dies in Mineral Wells Texas
Special to The Washington Shreveport report states Mrs Emmet Barset Blanchard wife of Governor Newton Crain Blanchard of Louisiana died in Mineral Wells Texas after extended illness from Brights disease. Funeral at Episcopal Church with interment in Greenwood Cemetery as state mourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shreveport
Emmet Barset Blanchard
Newton Crain Blanchard
Louisiane
Mineral Wells
Tex
Bright
Episcopal Church
Masonic
Greenwood Cemetery
Barret Blanchard
Maj Won Barret
Eive War
Kirby Smith
Lee and Talaterra
Virginia
Thomas K. Bush
Texas Republic
Sam Houston
Gov | Blanchard
Blanchard
Sunny South
Mel Bibehard
Baton Rouge
Tetal Shelees Bealdes
J Ashton Blanchard
Mra Leon Ro Smith
FG Bareat
Richard A Barret
Wis Frank
Winnehard
Foraker’s Challenge to Tillman on Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments
Senator Foraker denounces Senator Tillman in a Chautauqua address, defending the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments as essential to political equality. He argues Southern states forced Reconstruction and the amendments, and warns against recalling or altering the Fifteenth. He criticizes Northern excesses and defends equal protection under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Paraler
Dume
Tillman
Sena'e
Eocla
United States
Sinmtor Foraker
Great Vagth
Bilerwtin
Department promotes several attorneys in post office list
Interim personnel changes show Richard M Webster of Kentucky and Pleasant Graves of Texas receiving promotions. John A Nash advances to grand clerk, and Macard, Grovers, and Wilsath gain pay raises as assistants and law clerks in the Post Office Department following Judge Russell Goodwin's recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Russel Goodwin
Post Office Department
Richard M Webster
Kentucky
Webater
Micarney
Micarney Patt
Ey Clei
Kimnal
Macard
Grovers
Wilsath
Texas
Tom Law
John A Nash
Prunayivade
Pleasant
Graves
Train collision blamed engineer near Stons Creek
A train collision north of Stons Creek Va involving the Florida Special and the northbound second portion of No 9 caused derailments and injuries. Engineer J. Bradshaw admits fault after the incident. One person was killed and several others reported with varying injuries across locations including Richmond and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poterburg
Stons Creek Va
J Sradshaw
Ho & Avaumes
Mardy Dor
Richmond
Two Killed in Auto Crash at Local Intersection
A wealthy man and his wife were killed when their electric automobile was struck at a city intersection this afternoon. The victims, prominent local residents, died at the scene as a traction car approached. The incident occurred near the Clifton Dowles area, with investigators from the city police and traffic department examining the wreckage. Special correspondent report by The Vacation Post notes the tragedy amid ongoing city developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay MC Brewer
Clrton Dowles
God moves in a mysterious way to move nation
The passage reflects on divine providence guiding the nation as it grapples with secession and the long effort to establish equality before the law for all men. It notes vanity and folly in leadership and the difficulty faced by Americans in pursuing the great work of human equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandera
Andrew Dobnaga
Rabbi Loeb Accepts Call to Beth Israel Congregation
Rabbi Julius Loeb, longtime leader of Adath Terael in Washington, has accepted a call to lead the Beth Israel Congregation of Atlanta Ga. Born in Germany in 1869 he arrived in the United States in 1891 and has been a Zionist advocate and active Mason. His departure ends a six year Washington tenure marked by Zionist work and charity leadership. A farewell service is planned, with a reception by Washington Hebrew groups before his trip to Atlanta.
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Washington
Rabbi Loeb
Germany
Europe
Adets
Jeraet
Lederahia
Tabbi Loeb
Washington Zionists
United Hebrew Charities
Hebrew Relief Society
Grace Aguilar Lodge
Independent Order of Baul Brith
Beth Israeli Congregation
Atlante Reho
Loch
Hebrew Congregations
Loeb
Ps Thian
Iis New Home
Divorced Bride Shock as McCurdy Marry Miller in Secret
Detroit society surprised by the private wedding of John McCurdy, prominent attorney, to Mrs. Tla Huds Mille, two months after his divorce from hoe Lush. The ceremony occurred at McCurdy's mansion with witnesses. plans and denials stretched over weeks amid social rumor and high profile figures.
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Detroit
Washington
Michigan Society
John McCurdy
Mra Tla Huds Mille
Hoe Lush
Merrill M Manis
Mionaire | Siova Manueacturer
Chicago
New Fu
Maturdy
WeCardy
Millerida Corgnne Minvon
Chaprun Hanks
Michigan Watton Guild
Mita Maid
Requests Fire Protection for Southwest Section Hydrants Urged
Residents petition for fire protection after a July 7 blaze at the city dump near First Street Southwest. They argue hydrants and water mains south of the district are inadequate, citing a wind driven fire that threatened homes and demanded heavy firefighting effort. They note decades of residence and tax payments and seek decisive action from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qor
Mrs Sinclair Dead Daughter of Army Family
Mrs Belle Sinclair, long active in army circles in the city, died yesterday afternoon during an appendectomy at Columbia Hospital after anesthesia complications. Funeral will be Thursday at 1:30 from St John’s Episcopal Church. interment in Arlington beside her father. Her maternal grandfather was William J. McDonald, former chief clerk of the United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Sinclair
Daisie Sinclir
Uiig
Willem Sinclair
Columbia Hospital
Elle
van Mire
Thin City
Wiliam J McDonald
United States Senate
Jermon
St John's Epla Jean Church
Arlington Cemetery
Trustees Keep Pilgrim Church Trusteeship Amid Frazell Rift
Trustees of the Church of the Pilgrims on Capitol Hill declare they will remain in charge even as Dr Frazell reportedly contemplates resignation. Rev Dr John W Driusell has not tendered retirement, and board members deny intent to sever ties. Rumors of friction arose a week ago and the trustees vow to press forward with church work despite speculation. They plan meetings this week to discuss fundraising for improvements and potential property changes on Massachusetts Avenue and Signin Street Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgris
Frazell
John W' Driusell
Church of the Pilgrims
Capitol Hit
Te Board of Trusters
Monasguton
Church of the Pilar
Ritopal
Washerton
Lau Claire
Sloux
Claire
Br Ingram
Massachusetta Avenue
Signin Street
Pula
de Prizawil
Suits Await Garfield Secretaries West Gate Visit
Secretary gated plans a tour of inspection of government reservations in the West. He faces potential trouble as deputies armed with subpoenas may serve him on crossing the border into Indian Territory. Civilized Tribes oppose his removals from rolls and seek reinstatement, anticipating lawsuits and service upon the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap Pilcanta
Landa
Aid at Good Will Camp Provides Medical Help
At Camp Good Will volunteer physicians render medical aid weekly tending minor injuries and sick babies. Doctors donate time to check throats apply bandages and supply medicines, with no compensation, aiding boys who fall or injure themselves and guarding vulnerable children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazasbarah
Weber Starry Hurtt
Heinecke
Bamp
Henry ‘Tobias
JD Reseré Noy
Hall
Gordensmith
Ot Raven
Adam Kemble
Funeral of Mrs Ellen L Lomax in Glenwood Cemetery
The funeral of Mrs Ellen L Lomax widow of J L Lomax will be at Taclock Church of the Incarnation today. Rev William Snyder will conduct the service. Interment follows at Glenwood Cemetery. Mrs Lomax was active in a local charity and religious groups and formerly lived in Charles County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Ellen L Lomax
J L. Lomax
Church of the Incarnation
Twelfth
Wast
William ‘Aylee Snyder
Glenwood Cenetery
Tie, Sing
Moanern
Lomax
Charles County
Weather Review and Public Notice of Miscellany
A weather bulletin reports varying conditions across the Atlantic and Middle Atlantic regions with showers, winds, and temperate changes expected through Sunday. It notes possible warmer Sunday and unsettled skies near the coast, plus a separate notice about a witness fee ruling clarifying that the Treasury Comptroller disallows certain fees for Detective Mullen and related district police witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ixtra Lower Lake
Atlantic
Temperscare
Ureer Haba
Middle Atlantic
England
D Werongall
Unites States Marshal
New York
Comptroller of the Treasury
Mullen
Searst
Ty Carlin
Caarmers
Baying Aba
City Thanks Old Sol for Mild Weather
Remarks of gratitude greet the sun for allowing an extra day of relief as the city endures an early week heat spell. Mercury nears 91.7 degrees at Alfinck with the Weather Bureau noting no hotter weather on record, suggesting a brief respite before more heat returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghd Solvesterdat
Alfinck
Weather Bureau
Gas stock increase case heard in district court
Justice Gavlé referred the Georgeawn Gas Company capital stock increase to the District Supreme Court yesterday for heated testimony. Hearing begins tomorrow morning and is not expected to finish this week. Attorneys for the company include Boil Goldsborough and R Rose Perry with G Chonas Durlop. Transportation men held a summer outing at Chesapeake Beach with about forty attendees and a dinner at Hotel Belvedere. Officers include H P Baldwin secretary and Lg. Krown treasurer. JC Malcolm WA Wan and the executive committee are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavlé
District Supreme Court
Georgeawn Gas Company
Jomea
Payne
Lasves
Gould
Washington Transportation Agsogation
Chesapeake Beach
Hitel Belvedere
Arc
Weskingtim
Baldwin
Guorke
Sumes
Tryesuter
Lg. Krown
J Poston
Lack We Kror
JC Malcolm WA. Wan
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Cormrition Commission
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Southern Railway
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Taft
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A Secretuss
Beate OF Mrs. Blanchard
Foraker
Omoan Saya South
Pasion Wan
Canshtu
Washington Post
Bellefontaine Ohio
Coraker
Chautauqua Assembly
Horton
Timan
Gov Vardaman
Aussissippi
Titman
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Ike
Tam
Lever
Lockj Awd
Free American Today
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Senate
Roosevelt
Tn Ae
Andrew Jobneon
Jobneon
Benater
Stan
Tilman
Otian
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Atlantic Coast Line
Florida
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Barnet Chesley Freud
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York
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Sinclair
Tharp
Berkeley
St. Nlw
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Lee
Pomps
Oxford
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Lored
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Vick
Garfield
Indian Territory
Corpa of Physicians
Mes Lomaz
Seventh Street
Bern
California
Leea Werther
Dane
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Grizaniog
Tnelusayoth
Vna Jackson
Marcari
Rie Beck
Ark
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Baul Wien
Tony
Exsett
Hove Savings Bank
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Georgetown Company
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