Delegates For Brown Briscor For Chief Unin Structed
Carroll County Democrats elect an uninstructed delegation to the Maryland state convention in Baltimore. August four gubernatorial candidates announced Baker Brown Williams and Bruce. Delegates to vote for Frank Brown for governor and for John Brisene for business and for CG Magruder for the Court of Appeals. The convention endorsed state and county administrations and supported the state central committee while Clagett faction retained influence in the primaries.
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Kant
Mayors Complaint Fails at Convention Report
A fragmented report describes a municipal convention in Westmoreland County with political maneuvering. It notes candidacy announcements, delegate actions, and contested leadership, citing figures from Carna Gowry to local party stalwarts, and details election proceedings across several towns.
Former Governor Frank Brown Faces Suit in City Court
Charles Schmidt, by attorney Israel Brunswick, sues former Maryland governor Frank Brown for 3 1900 000 in City Court. The suit alleges Brown assaulted Schmidt on July 1 Charles Street, demanding 1 000 000 in damages. Brunswick, noted as the attorney, hints at sources to unmask the defendant’s identity later.
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State of
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Gallimore
Tate
Carey Lindsay Elcek
Terael Brunswick
United Fa
Train Speed Trial Sparks Court Action In Alexandria
In Alexandria, a court hearing before Justice Thompson examined claims by Minosx against Conductor Charles W Simpson and Motorman Thomas E Green of the Washington Alexandr Mount Vernon Electric Railway Company alleging speeding. Police Justice Caton and attorney J R Caton Jr guided the case as witnesses testified about speed and timing on a route from Washington Street to Spring Park. A missing girl, Flossie Dickinson, was later found in a related police march, with her mother reporting she had feared being locked up rather than returning home to Washington.
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Spring Park
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Alexandria Valley
Flossie Dickinson
Tenth Street
Washington
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Deoch Watt
Toon
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Kent
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Thin
Miss Louisa Snowden Dies in This City
Miss Louisa Snowden elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Snowden died at the family residence after a long invalid period She loved recounting Civil War incidents in and around the city and her stories were highly regarded She was married to Rev S A Wallis and had nephews including Imbert Snowden and Dr Arthur Sowden The funeral will be held at the residence tomorrow morning at 11 The intelligence will be printed in full later
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Big Youth Inc
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Gofaops! Theological Seminary
Virginia
Imbert Snowden
Elton
Akenadrly Grmevto
Arthur Sowden
Alexandria
Norrow
Prince
Drowned Waitress Among Norfolk Longshoremen Tragedy
July 29 Jamestown stewardess Mrs Charlotte Ignol of New York aged twenty six drowned while attempting to board the Old Dominion steamer Jamestown at Norfolk. The crowd of longshoremen onlookers watched as rescue efforts failed. The vessel’s crew recovered the body. The incident followed a frantic call for help as onlookers rushed to assist.
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Charlotte Ignol
New York
Jamestown
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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
Ad copy proclaims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for poor appetite headaches indigestion dyspepsia and malaria claiming it to be a friend of every man and woman suffering from related ailments in this period advertisement style.
Bribery, Says Pearre Serves Notice of Candidacy
Congress man Pearre announces renomination bid for Congress next fall preferring a secret ballot. He cites last primary spending and says he will defeat any opposition in Allegany County. He recalls 1996 style secrecy and asserts his supporters will prevail again. The Cumberland convention is reported as harmonious with Lowndes forces dominant and Holtzman leading opposition.
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Jamea Schuyler
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Haying & Cumberland
New State Central
Mr Lowndes
Horace P Whieworth
Thomas A Smith
Timothy Grimm
Binden Lowndes
Charles H Holtzman
Edward Rhodes i
Mace Gifted by King George II Shown at Virginia Exposition
Special from Portsmouth Virginia July 28 The colonial silver mace once used in the Virginia House of Burgesses and given by King George II to the colony is displayed at the Jamestown exposition. Miss Nannie Heth of Washington DC, daughter of the late Gen Heth, owns it and has been named exposition commissioner for the District of Columbia.
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Bribe Offer Reported in Annapolis Watchman Heirloom Case
Annapolis mayor Gordon Claude told the city council that an effort was made to bribe a watchman to steal a family heirloom, a Delftware piece from the Ridout home during a July fire. Clerk Potter and special constable Caulk received word of the scheme, with Caulk offered ten dollars to facilitate the theft.
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Suing musician for divorce in Washington Post item
Anna Odendhal sues Emile Odendhal a young musician on statutory grounds claiming marriage followed a short courtship after meeting in Chinatown. She alleges repeated separation and travel abroad, seeks divorce, and vows to return to the stage if granted. He will contest the suit.
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Death by gunshot near Center Lille Leesburg Virginia
July 29 a coroner's inquest found Jack McCung aged sixty shot in the yard of the Keys family near Center Lille on the Loudoun line around 3 am Sunday. Jury suggested self defense or accidental death but Harvey Keyes and McCunge's wife were arrested on murder charges amid a spate of recent violent deaths in the county.
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Tt West Hirst
Harvey Keya
McCune
Com Fae Ta Gall
Graft charges filed against Wheeling prosecutor in West Virginia
Charles J Schunk Ohio County grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias and a leading West Virginia politician faced a circuit court judge today on charges brought by James Meck. Meck, a newspaper man, sought removal from office alleging extortion involving saloonkeepers dens and houses. Former state attorney Caldwell and Gen George Begala named in the case as chief counsel.
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Sister in law accuses him in Virginia assault case
Special to The Waaninnon reports Bonnie Holly fourteen daughter of TC Holly caused the arrest of Joseph Orker her brother in law on an assault charge. The girl was at her sister s home when the assault happened. Orker fled the house and the girl informed her father Sheriff Graham of Pulaski County who took Orker to Pulaski City for trial. Tier years ago Orker was involved in a quarrel with a Negro and was shot on the bridge between New River and Railford.
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Radford
Bonnie Holly
TC Holly
Joseph Orker
Borker
Sherif
Graham
Pulaski County
Pulaski City
New River
Railford
Man Dies Rescuing Friend at Pine Beach Pier
Special to The Wellington Post Norfolk Va July 4 reporting a man trying to rescue a friend on Pine Beach pier fell after being struck by a trolley rail. He died within half an hour. James J Kittle of Athens was involved in the incident.
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Certela
Pine Beach
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Davie
BiMinam Alm
Kittle
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Prederickburs
Richard O Brian
Mary Washington Hospital
Daa Teerenlasen
Seymond
Banker's injury in Shawsville car wreck topples hope and travel
In Shawsville an auto wreck in the afternoon left banker Credited as CMM Armes wanker and real estate man president at the CofmaLia Trust Comper badly hurt. He was returning from a sick visit to his family at Allesheny springs when his car ran off an embankment and overturned.
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Znton Fort Roanoke
CMM Armes Wanker
Real Astate
CofmaLia
Shawsville
Aculerda
Ty Kowrone
Allesheny
Wed After Twenty Years A Roanoke Romance Wedding
Special to one woman at Roanoke describes a July 2 ceremony at the Park Hotel. Lou Haganuu of Los Angeles and William Seawright of Roanoke wed twenty years after being engaged. Officiant Rev Shepard, best man L P Foley, and matron of honor Met ROH Hardin. Parents once opposed, California and Roanoke links span years.
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Loa Angeles
Cal
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Methodist Episcopal Church
L. P Foley
Roh Hardin
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California
Seawright
Bast
Beth
Maisress
Sehieh
Left $1,000 On Store Porch
Special to The Washington Pax Fredericksburg Virginia July 29. George Herring of Pyke and Herring who run a store and post office at Wheatwater on the Potomac in Stafford reports $1,000 in money and stamps missing from a tin box carried to his home. He left the box on the store porch while he went inside to fetch water. upon returning the box was gone. Two Washington detectives were seen parked nearby.
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Boy Saved From Gallows In Virginia Commutation Case
Otis William, a fourteen year old condemned for killing John Hunt in Campbell County, was spared execution by Governor Swanson who commuted his sentence to life imprisonment. The youth is believed to be the youngest in the case, now housed in Portburg awaiting further legal steps following the commutation. Special dispatch notes a separate Warrenton precinct result in state senate nomination races and local political updates.
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Richmond
Otis Willame
John Hunt
Ottur River
Campbell County
Little Gallows
Gov Swanson
Iife
Rortburg
Wilhome
Maryland Obituary Fragments From July Death Notices
Fragmented obituary notices list multiple individuals with limited readable details. The garbled text mentions widows, spouses, ages, residences, and family relations across several names such as Malinda Turner, Wokand P Turners, and Ada More, with scattered locations like Baltimore Annapolis and Third district.
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Ira Robert
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Annapolley
Coleman
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Ada More
Six Rioter Sentenced in Roanoke Greek Riot Case
In Roanoke on July 2 Chartos Choir, the sixth rioter charged for breaking up Greek restaurants, received twelve months in jail and a $50 fine, the harshest punishment to date. The Roanoke city council, by a 4 to 3 vote, deferred discussing indemnifying the Greeks for riot damages, delaying any decision about compensation.
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Mystery in Her Murder from County Family Neighboring Town
Special to The Washington Post Irene Phillips twenty, a member of a well known county family, was murdered last night at her Ivy property home. Her body found with a bullet wound in the back, indicating a several hour gap before discovery. A pistol, book, and coat lay nearby. the crime remains shrouded in mystery as investigators search for suspects. Further notes mention a deputy seeking custody in Alabama and an engineer dying after a railway derailment. University Congress at George Washington University will discuss abolition of casual punishment in D C.
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Marshall
Irene Phillips
University Congress
George Washington University
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Mesurs Jensen
Stanard Loman
Missouri
SeYers Holmes
Miopeu
Eyavel
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Itubhe
Virginia Grituary and Local Obituaries Stamp July Dead
Obituaries from near Genevan and surrounding counties report Virginia Grituary age seventy and Confederate veteran. Fannie McKown, farmer John McHioun’s widow, dies at home. Mrs Aaule Susatech Cunningham of John Cunningham dies. Captain Thomas Montgomery, eighty, remembered with four children. Melitta Robertson and others noted in county notices.
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Washington Post Maximizes Independence and Accuracy
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The Post Guide to News and Market Reports
The Post is described as the leading newspaper in the nation’s capital offering comprehensive financial news and market reports. It serves merchants, financiers, farmers, and readers seeking varied columns and leisure reading in its Sunday Morning Edition.
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Sunday Post touted as best visitor to any household
The illustrated magazine section showcases selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. Foreign news receives careful treatment with timely and accurate illustrations, reflecting the Sundays Post's long standing reputation for quality and distinction.
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The Sporting Post Pink Sheet Highlights Broad Coverage
The Sporting Department of Tue Post mirrors the best sporting paper with extensive coverage of outdoor and indoor sports. It chronicles baseball results, racing, billiards, auto racing, yachting, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and every major sporting event in a comprehensive, accurate pink Sunday edition.
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