Tragic Rail Yard Collision Kills Brakeman in Asheville
A fatal wreck in Southern Railway yards at 4 a m left brakeman Rogers of Asheville dead and two other Asheville men injured. The shifter train struck an incoming engine on a curve while cars were being moved. Rogers was instantly killed, his neck broken and head disfigured. Hurt and Ketly suffered nonfatal injuries as they slept in a caboose during the shifting. Remains were sent to Asheville for interment.
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Saloon Keeper Suspected in Woman's Disappearance
The Washington Post reports saloon keeper Vincent Treginskas of 12 West Pratt Street was subjected to intense questioning by Capt Paraphres and detectives over the disappearance of Mrs Anpr Buellis of 48 South Paca Street. He claimed Buellis did not accompany him mushroom hunting and left him near Scott and Lombard. detectives say his statements don’t match prior accounts.
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Fought on Fast Train Near Baltimore Injuries Light
A group of men traveling on the Baltimore and Ohio east bound Duquesne Limited from Hyndmin to near Cumberland caused a commotion on July 8. The incident left the passengers terrified but no serious injuries reported. Suspects included Vike Oberst Gottlieb Koontz White George Kaloka Frans Schmuizey Conrad Goodman and Charles Mitchel.
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Death by own action on boat near Ocean City
Fragmentary 1900 era wire clipped notes report Albert Schulte of 1709 East Monument Street attempted suicide aboard the steamer Cambridge returning from Ocean City. Officers prevented self harm, transport to hospital. Schulte reportedly quarrelled with a sweetheart. Nearby items mention a Baltimore switchman killed after being struck by a train, a farmer veteran Morean injured by a runaway horse in Richmond, and other brief notices including a Bryan reception committee appointment for a visit from England.
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Railroad's Answer Ready for Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Special to the Washington Post Cumberland Md July 28 Counsel for the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad completed the companys answer to the suit by States Attorney Wilson seeking annulment of the railroad charter. The answer argues the road is engaged in interstate commerce and that Maryland has no authority, claiming the company is subject only to the Interstate Commerce Commission and Congress. The differential law is alleged unconstitutional.
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Peacock on Habeas Corpus for North Carolina murder
Special to The Washington Post. Charles Peacock of Smithfield was brought before Judge Connor on July 28 for examination under a writ of habeas corpus in the murder of Alonzo Jones. About sixty witnesses testified for both sides, challenging the testimony of Tivie Sanders and Willem Holt who linked Peacock and Jones to the crime nearby. The defense pressed to undermine the case, and a verdict or further proceedings were anticipated to conclude tonight.
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Dog Bites Two Children in Hyattsville Maryland
In Hyattsville Maryland a dog owned by William L Casey bit two children, about noon, injuring a girl named Oise on the leg and Teresa on the hand while they played near the premises. The dog, a pet on the Casey property, raised fears of rabies as the incident occurred.
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Bridge Workers Strike Over Union Recognition
Virginia Bridge and Iron Company workers in Roanoke War protested the Norfolk and Western Railway project at Anerton. An injunction by Judge Harrison barred union interference with nonunion workers as the company seeks to continue work.
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Drowned While Bathing At Wetumpka Waters Potomac
A 22 year old woman, Miss Yeanek, drowned while bathing at the Wetumpka Clubhouse on the Potomac. Dr W Sperrow attempted rescue and nearly drowned himself. the crowd at the camp site watched as efforts continued with limited success.
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Recess Called as Commission Weighs Witnesses in Virginia
Richmond July 28 Judge Crump of the commission ordered a recess until Monday as the Chesapeake and Ohio case resumes. Henry Wickham, attorney for the railroad, said more witnesses will be called after General Freight Agent Hotchkiss concludes his testimony.
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Norfolk and Western Seeks 265000 in Crossing Suit
Norfolk and Western Railway asks 265000 from Tidewater Railroad for a grade crossing where Tidewater access would delay Norfolk trains and affect yard operations. Tidewater proposes only compensation for land use and any land damage, estimating about 2200. A court commission hears the case.
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Assault on Mrs Roth Near Turners Station Spurs Arrest
Samuel Sipe, 23, formerly of Sparrows Point, was arrested at Bentley Springs Md on a charge of assaulting Mrs Mary Roth near Turners Station on Bear Creek last Wednesday. She was stabbed in the arm with a penknife during an ambush while walking from the shore to the United Railways power house. Sipe denies knowledge of the attack and was said to be seen in the area shortly before the incident.
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Body Found in Elizabeth River Near Norfolk
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk July 8 Samuel B Seymour, who vanished from his home Wednesday night leaving notes to Chief of Police Touseh claiming he would drown himself to get rid of a woman, was found dead in the Elizabeth River early today. The body was found after crabs had attacked it. Seymour, a railroad man, had not lived with his wife for several months.
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Storm hits with hail over a foot deep in Martinsburg area
A violent storm passed last night bringing hail as deep as a foot in places around Martinsburg and Back Creek Valley. Five lightning strikes damaged structures including a barn in the suburbs. Crops were completely destroyed in the affected counties.
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Tragic Shooting Girl Dies After Accident in Maryland
Cecil White, thirteen, daughter of John White of Westernport Maryland, died after an accidental shooting by Leeland while firing at sparrows. An operation revealed intestines perforated in eleven places.
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Ice trial ends in mistrial in price-fixing case city
In Winchester on July 28 Mass Delta G Yost daughter of Mr and Mrs David Yost and William Edward Dent of Philadelphia were married at 3 pm at the home of the parents by Rev D Kern. Attendants were Miss Alice Newcomb and Dr Walter Myers. A reception followed and the couple left for Atlantic City. Dent is a son of Withiam Dent of Washington and a relative of General Grant.
Cholera Morbus and Bowes Complaints
A leading specialist warns that many summer illnesses could be avoided if people keep their systems toned with Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey. He claims it is the most effective germ destroyer known to the medical profession.
Alexandria Dates Clash Over Unclear City Event
A jumbled notice reports Charles Hale a Fredericksburg physician's son aged 13 has vanished from his uncle's Table Rock home and was found in Omaha, while Alexandria Day at Luna Park in Alexandria appears moved from July 1 to noon. Citizens claim scheduling confusion, not interference, caused the clash.
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Tug of War Over Alexandria Day Dates Sparks Feud
Alexandria Day at Luna Park clashes with Alva Aerie Eagles July 30 excursion to Marshall. Eagles protest, claim unfair treatment, claim July 30 was not their chosen date and mobilize a loud advertising stunt with two locomotive bells on a wagon to gain attention.
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Alexandria Day at Luna Park Observance Free Admission for Children
Luna Park to host Alexandria Day with free entry for children from 6 to 9 pm. A committee of local supporters from the Alexandria Hospital will supervise activities for kids. Program includes a 3 PM baseball game, 7:00 PM reproduction of the Custer massacre, and a fire drill demonstration by the Friendship Veteran Fire Association. A funeral for Treasury Messenger William R Padgett is noted in a separate item.
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County Opposes City Lighting King Street Plan
Council and county officials clash over lighting King Street from the city limits to the Union station. A council resolution seeks mayoral talks with Washington Southern Railway to place five arc lights, while county authorities reportedly refuse pole placement. The dispute fuels talk of extending city limits to include the Union Station area.
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