Reed and Lamb claim McKinley hid arbitration message to spain
In an interview, John B. Lamb recounts Thomas B. Reed asserting that McKinley planned a war arbiter message to Congress, but Mark Hanna pressured its destruction to protect Republicans. Reed recalls reading the message at the White House before Hanna altered it, and Amos Pummings notes corroboration.
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In Memoriam and Funeral Notices from June 1910
A collection of obituaries and death notices from June 1910 items list names such as Maraae Pioorat opusates from late residence, Joye i Sie, MATRICK, MECHAEL EL, NORA McCARTHY, and ALBERT CHARLES. Entries note residences in Washington DC areas, interment at Mount Olivet and Mount Olivet Cemetery, with services at local chapels and churches. The notices include dates and times for funeral rites and indicate relatives and attendees invited.
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F. William Lee
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Cam Aer
Tome Meet to Olympians Sparks Rivalry and Triumph
The Tome School Pythians and Olympians held a two day track meet in YORT Deposit Maryland with a large entry field and strong student interest. The Olympians won 79 to 61 1 2, their first victory in four years, led by multiple event wins in sprints, distance, and field events. The meet featured extensive dash events, hurdles, shot put, hammer throw, broad jump and pole vault results across classes, with standout performances by Argue Hiscox Kerr Webb and several others across first and second class divisions.
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Robbed After Leaving Bank In Asheveville Paymaster Loses 3000
George Cooke paymaster for Hans Reese Son Tan nery says he drew 5000 at the bank for payroll then found about 3000 missing after visiting stores. He suspects a nimble thief followed him and opened the small case while he was distracted. Police secrecy surrounds the investigation. Cooke is a long time trusted employee.
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Asheville
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George Cooke
Hans Reese
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Cireles
Armed Guards in Shops Over Manpower Stir Washington
Washington Indiana June 6 uniformed guards from Baltimore arrived to protect machinists at the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern shops. Arms stacked at the works. Strikers grow aggressive over replacements and have beaten strikebreakers outside the shops. Authorities made no arrests. Company to shield workers. Shot From Ambush Petersburg The Washington Post Petersburg June 6 Cuthbert Bailey a Belt Line employee on the Norfolk and Western Railway was shot three times at Colliers Station Dinwiddie County by an unseen shooter in bushes. One bullet hit his leg, causing a serious wound.
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Teacher Arrested at Dinner in Washington
Washington public school instructor Frank F R Conner was arrested at his home dinner on a charge alleged by Lalla Snead wife of Treasury Clerk Larry Snead. He bonded out for 500 dollars and says the move is an effort to ruin him. The case likely to be heard in Prince George county court.
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Churchland
Portsmouth 6 Lynchburg 2 in baseball contest
Special to The Washington Post Portsmouth defeated Lynchburg 6 to 2 as Griffin struggled on mound. Key misplay by Sharp and Hoffmann allowed Kunkle to score on a dropped fly. Hamilton remained puzzling for the Shoemakers beyond one inning while Kunkle and Gutheen stood out for Lynchburg.
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Candle Power Inquiry Heard Behind Closed Doors
Philander Betts of G W A testified before Alexandria city council’s special committee on street lighting to verify Alexandria Electric Company’s candle power compliance under contract. The session lasted hours with a stenographic report to follow. company officials will be invited to respond. Police hunt for Charles Loudoun in a street dispute over 2 cents. Webster Churchill and his brother were involved with Churchill injured but not seriously hurt. Captain A J Fair’s funeral set for 4 pm at 123 Wolfe Street with Rev J T Sevier officiating and Odd Fellows attendance. Alexandria Light Infantry and friends to Marshall Hall for an annual outing featuring a prize drill, races, a baseball game, and more events. over 1,400 tickets sold.
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Col Schley Reelected Tax Commissioner Vindicated
Washington county and Western Maryland headlines report Col Schley unanimously reelected as State tax commissioner amid a board of public works confirmation. The vote follows opposition over absences, seen as vindication. Other items include promotions for Postmaster Rose, depot construction costs at Charlottesville, missing railroad contractor James Dickey, Confederate Memorial Day turnout, and school board changes.
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Fire hall insurance paid. ministers reassigned in Maryland
The Rev D H Martin of Centenary Church Laurel will transfer to Frostburg this week. The $40000 fire hall insurance has been paid to Cumberland authorities. In Alexandria the 107th common council overruled encement exercises. An academy will be held in Cumberland. The case McMenamin vs Southern Railway will go to the Virginia court of appeals. Edmund Burke and J M Norton represent McMenamin. Counsel for the railway include Col Francis L Smith and Robert B Tunstall. Judge Vaernten presides.
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Lieut. B. C. Edwards Weds in Salem Church
Special to The Washington rom from Salem Virginia June 6 In St Pauls Episcopal Church today Miss Lillian Martin Perry daughter of J S Perry a local capitalist became the bride of Lieut Robert O Edwards U S A of Fort Caswell North Carolina The bridesmaids were Miss Rachel Turner Shepherdstown West Virginia and Miss Sarah Bushnell Salem Miss Edith Walters Covington Kentucky was maid of honor and Harry Jones Norfolk best man The bridegroom is a son of Mrs R O Edwards of Charlotte North Carolina
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Shepherdstown
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Edith Walters
Covington
Hartry Jones
Norfolk
I. S. Meredith
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Charlotte, N.C
Murchison Tract Sold to Mount Mitchell Lumber Company
Asheville June 6 Twelve thousand acres of timber lands known as the Murchison boundary owned by the heirs of Col E K Murchison of Wilmington North Carolina were sold to Mount Mitchell Lumber Company formed by West Virginia capitalists for two hundred thousand dollars. The tract is heavily timbered with spruce oak cherry poplar and birch and covers a seven mile long and wide area along Toe River. New owners plan a modern tourist hotel on the mountain summit and an automobile road.
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No Saloon Licenses Ended by County Court Vote
Jeffer son county court refused to grant two liquor licenses despite Shepherdstown council backing, while ten licenses were issued locally in Kanawha County. The controversy centered on school safety and moral impact, with critics led by a Shepherdstown editor and normal school principal. County officials had pledged to reject all saloon applications for the July 1 year start amid bribery accusations.
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Twelve Hurt In Train Wreck Near Bristol Virginia
Latest reports say twelve injured in the Washington Chattanooga vestibuled train wreck east of Bristol at Seven Mile Ford due to a split switch. None fatal. Names of injured include G G Ren Manassas VA F B Glenn College Park MD and W C Berryman Tarrytown NY. Evans and Harris, both dining car workers, were taken to a Roanoke hospital. Speed estimated at one mile per minute as cars derailed and then stood zigzag. express car damaged while a new steel-frame coach remained intact. Traffic not blocked.
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Southern Railway
West Virginia centennial events and regional notices
West Virginia marks a July Fourth centennial with Gov Harmon to speak, while Dr. Frost studies a typhoid outbreak in Williamson. Other items report a federal receiver appointment for Empire Casualty, a fatal Cedar Grove stabbing, and local railway, cow and turkey incidents. Additional notices include obituaries in Roanoke and Fredericksburg, marriages in Staunton and Heathsville, and Mount Rainier postmaster appointment for Maurice E. Stallings.
Third Riot Victim Dead In Pike County Outbreak
June 6 in Bluefield West Virginia reports a deadly riot near a Jessie James tent show. Deputy Sheriff Roudy Sheppard dies as the third victim after two deputies were killed. A posse of about 200 pursues the running gang through the hills. Also in Wheeling 10 000 ironworkers may strike when a new scale takes effect July 1.
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Saunders Renominated at Rocky Mount Mass Meeting
In Rocky Mount Virginia on June 6 a Democratic mass meeting elected 24 delegates instructed to back reelection of E W Saunders at the Fifth district congressional convention on June 16. Saunders praised amendments to the tariff and railroad bills achieved by Democrats and insurgent Republicans. Col J C Phillips dies in Hampton Virginia after Civil War command of the Thirteenth Virginia regiment and order to burn Hampton.
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