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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1905

Page

4

Lawyers in Session Address by President Bond

The tenth annual Maryland State Bar Association meeting opens in Hagerstown with about 150 delegates. President Bond denounces rapid new law accumulation caused by colonial policy. several new speakers admitted. memorials offered for notable members. Judge Stockbridge urges reform and several laws. Richard H. Alvey ill, Alfred Niles fills in with impressions from the St Louis lawyers congress.

Washington Post Hagerstown Maryland State Bar Association Seasion Maryland Alexander Neill Washington County Bar Association J. A. C. Bond Westminster State Association Bond B. F. M. Hartey Albert J. Long Elias B. Bartle Reinhold J. Halm John W Sratton Snow Lloyd Lowndes Cumberland Robert M. McLane Baltimore Gilvert Hawkins George Y Maynadter Harford County Ewart Gant Annapolis Joseph Wilson Prince George County George B. Lawceny Henry Stockbridge Richard H. Alvey Court of Appeale Hstriet Columbia Bar Alfred & Niles Universal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists St. Louis Niles Maryland Association

Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League to prosecute violators

Special to The Washington Fest Rockville Md June 28 the executive committee met with large attendance. Frank Higsing attorney said reliable reports show county local option law being violated in various parts. The group decided to prosecute offenders and move to start action soon. They also discussed Democratic nominations and named two candidates, withheld for now. A quarterly meeting set for Travilah on July 18 to be a major event.

Montgomery Anti-Saloon League Rockville Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League Frank Higsing League Travilah

Demented man holds sister prisoner at Snow Hill

A deranged man named Thomas Devereaux confined his sister in a room and threatened to drink poison to prevent her from crying out. He was overpowered, confined to jail, and weapons found in his room. His father and he had been ill, possibly triggering a mental breakdown. A sister nursing them suggested the illness caused the breakdown.

Snow Hill Thomas Devereaux Atty Devereaug

Obituaries from Fredericksburg region note multiple deaths

Frederickeburg obituary notices report Jane Bynéor died after long illness aged seventy five in Greene County. Rev Andrew Cather of Prince William County died last week aged seventy six, survived by widow and several children. Newport News tribute for Frederick J. Ra, longtime librarian at Soldiers Home, died at night in his room. Fredericksburg reports William H Nash died of typhoid fever at home aged fifty six, survived by widow three daughters two brothers and one sister.

Frederickeburg Jane Bynéor Gresne County Bhote Fredericksburg Andrew Cather Prince William County Newport News Frederick J. Ra Collin Moldiers William H. Nash

Getting Smith Case Jury in Chesterfield Co

Special to The Warhhington ram Richmond June 2. Jurors are selected in Chesterfield County to try Mrs. Rhapherd K. Smith in Manchester jail for whipping her son Ralph to death at age seven. Evidence will begin tomorrow. Mrs Townsend and Dr Wisner Rhynhsend, relatives from New York, met the prisoner. the family news and appeal plans for insanity defense are mentioned.

Warhhington Richmond Chesterfeild Rhapherd K. Smith Manchester Ralph Sven Qdre Charles Townsend Wisner Rhynhsend Mre

Arsenic Found in Bread Here Killing Near-Fatal Case

Special to The Washington Fab Richmond June 2 Eating bread containing arsenic nearly proved fatal to almost the entire Filiott family of this city. After breakfast all but one daughter fell ill. A flour sample showed a large quantity of poison. No clue to the poisoner.

Washington Richmond Junius Filiott

Mourning note from Norfolk youth signals self harm

Joseph G. Friend a Virginia heir vanished after sending a postal card to James Allen of Norfolk stating intended suicide. The letter cites distress from love and a drowning in a separate death, with notes on family wealth, orders held, and no trace of Friend found by police.

Washington Post Norfolk Jung Joseph G Ste Irginia James Allen Mr. Allen Parker Watton C. M. Ferend Joseph Gammon Friend Crow Allen Order of Ben-Hur Friend Drakes Branch Charlotte County

Portsmouth Primary Renominates Reed for Mayor

Special to The Washington Fest Norfolk Virginia June B I Davis Reed the present mayor of Portsmouth appointed by the councils was renominated in the primary for the unexpired term of Mayor Baird deceased. Reed beat two opponents by ten votes after votes counted for fifty eight candidates were incomplete. Niemeyer nominated for state senate with 1 147 of 1 657 votes amid Montague faction. Bland named for the house of delegates.

Norfolk I. Davis Reed Portsmouth Baird Reed C. W. Walker L. C. Brinson John C. Niemeyer State Senate Thomas Martin United States Montague Charles T. Bland House of Delegates Celty Commonwealth’s Newport News Wiliam Hodgen Mann Warsaw Joseph B. Wilard Joseph W. Chinn

Wreck of Southern Railway train near Alexandria injures three

North bound Washington and Southwestern Limited wrecked at Springfield station seven miles south of Alexandria. Three passengers, Miss Ace Hutchinson, Telfair Brockton, and a young son of Rev. William P. Turner, were injured. The crash followed a break beam fall as the Aristides sleeper left the rails. Engineers and crew acted quickly. relief and rescue operations aided passengers and a Washington-bound relief train carried the injured onward.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Southern Railway Washington and Southwestern Limited Springfeld Station Ace Hutchinson Leesburg Telfair Brockton Jacksonville William P. Turner Atlanta N. W. O'Brien Carrie Washington J. W. Harvey Frank Larmond Samuel Meadows Treatle Aristides Probus Tles Ore Waghiy Col T. Howis James Louis Howts Petar Eugene Igbe Wiliam Givnon Harris Eugene Lee Lindsey Charles Marshall Schofeld Bedford Keith Lilty John Robert Tomiin Clarance Luckett Atking Frank Pater van de Westarlaken Charles J. Deaht A. Leroy Gemeny Raymond Hudson Amos Heruert He Gamee Pitts Franklin Raymond Sin Withiam H. Greenwell Marcury Knight Julian Dow Rey Reginald Cox Keith Carlin Selden Lawrence Cor Rett Bridget Hmmet Scott Warren Hastings Carden J. Albright Barbour Beach Milton Burnett Lawrence Comet Rath Gatlin Reninela Allan Downey Ferdina de Vaughn Archie Ball Guy A. Gris Scott . Grim Eliott ‘Holman Mond Haynes Thomas Hunter Leonata Marbury Knight George Meade Leicester W. Martin Ward McCormick A Em Owens Maurice Fran’ Balen Samer Aden Warhing Patier Carne Lee School Comporstion Court LC. Bar Prenaing Hannah Genzberger F. M. McDonough Varais Margaretes Samuel Thomas H. Litrider Beant RH. Cox Anca Jexandria Ameriican Mechanics Vienna Counce Vienna Bollemaven Goune

Found Dead in Clarkeburg Hotel

Boettas w cow Washington cus Clarksburg West Virginia June BC. B Pride one of the best known grain brokers in the state was found dead in his room in a hotel here about seven o'clock tonight. He had evidently been dead for seven or eight hours before being found. Heart disease caused his death.

Boettas Washington Clarksburg W. Va B. Pride

Hypnotized Antelope Elopement Shocks West Virginia

George Shields of Chester pursues his wife across Mason County claiming hypnotic influence by his nephew Calvin Dewees led her to elope. Mrs Shields left a note asking forgiveness but did not expect pursuit. Dewees met her once and the affair disrupted Shields family life.

Wheeling W. Va George Shields Chester Mason County Calvin Dewees Dewees Shields Mrs. Shields

Exonerates Sutton in Federal Court

Wilmington N C June 28 In Federal Court Ju Purnell exonerates ex Judge Sutton of Fayetteville charged with illegally taking fees for appearing for two defendants after holding them for trial as United States commissioner The decree declares the charges false and without foundation noting enemy interference and noting efforts to depose the commissioner The judge condemns the conduct of those seeking interviews and hints at the character of former Judge Button.

Weahington Post Wilmington N. C Purnell Sutton Fayetteville United States Button

Virginia Court Rules Wife To Pay Part Of Husband Debts

Winchester Va June 28 Judge Thomas W Harrison Circuit Court holds that a wealthy wife may be held responsible for part of her bankrupt husband's debts when he acted as manager of her estate. The case Solenberger vs Solenberger orders reference to determine compensation due, to be paid by the wife and charged against the estate.

Virginia Washington Post Winchester Thomas W. Harrison Joseph W. Solenberger Barbara A. Solenberger

Egg-O-See: the king of foods praised for health and taste

A quotation from Henry IV praising peasant welfare leads to a endorsement of eggs as the best complete food. The text extols steam cooking in airtight vessels for purity, then describes Egg-O-See as nutritious and flavorful with grain sugar and fruit juices. Grocers offer full sized packages for tocents.

Mother testifies in Denton self defense case in death of Lewis Stayton

In Denton Maryland on June 4 Charles Stayton was held on $1000 bail after a preliminary hearing for probable involuntary manslaughter in the death of his father Lewis Stayton Saturday night. The mother testified that both father and son were intoxicated and that the elder Stayton attacked Charley with a knife after ordering him to leave.

Charles Stayton Denton Spedal Washington Post Lewis Stayton Potter Steels Coroline County Slayton Charley Strugile Lewis Blayton Brayton

Gigantic Indian Skeletons Found in Maryland Banks

Maryland workers from the Maryland Academy of Sciences unearthed eight giant prehistoric Indian skeletons along the Choptenk River. The remains, about 1,000 years old, are being articulated at the academy and will go on public exhibit in the fall. The collection includes women and children bones, with at least one complete adult man skeleton.

Maryland Baltimore Choptenk River Maryland Academy of Sciences Scademy Academy

Kappa Alpha Election At Southern Fraternity Meet

At Asheville North Carolina June 3 delegates of the Southern Kappa Alpha fraternal convention held two sessions and planned a lively contest for knight commander with John i Temple Graves of Atlanta and incumbent Jim C Smaten expected to clash for the two year post.

Asheville N. C Southern Kappa Alphas Fraternity John i Temple Graves Atlante Jm C. Smaten

Obituaries from Maryland towns note multiple deaths

In Maryland, several obituaries report the passing of Jana Bovis a resident near Rockville the widow Elizabeth Ann Winrow and merchant M Webb Thompson of Cloppers. The notices mention Lillard Litherd family ties and Blooming Brights disease with survivors including spouses children and siblings.

Bovis Jana Mims Beesie Litherd Ciztedn J.B. Lillard Boyds Rockville Threselaters Eurrive Cumberland Elizabeth Ann Winrow Wiliam Winrow Eugene H. McDermott Washington M. Webb Thompson Cloppers Bright Trempeen Baltimore and Ohio Clespera Hie City-Segond Ty Bbs

Many Weddings Across Virginia and Nearby Towns

Richmond to Bristol and points in between report numerous marriages. Couples include Mike Willa A Jonison and John O Connor in Chatham. Mian Litinshelton and J R Bohannon at Polkem NC. Lucy Clyde Howe and John Copenhaver in East Radford. Mary Custis Maud and James Compton in Bentonville. Myrtle Nugent and A Laffoon in Ettrick. Blanche Aber Roberts and Samuel Amish in Bristol. Margaret Watts and John Warner near Lexington. Juliet Bell and Peyton Castee in Snowville. Mary Custis Maud and James Compton wed in Warren County. Elizabeth Edmunds and Charles Barkedate in Petersburg. Grace Bland Welter and Albert Boozer in Winchester. Gertrude Jacobs and Clyde Hausman in Winchester. Edward M Maientex and Etoma Ehrmanntraut in Norfolk.

Richmond Mike Willa A. Jonison John O'Connor Hugh Sublet Chatham Mian Litinshelton Charlotte Court Houde J. R. Bohannon Pittavania Polkem N. C Bristol Stowville Butlet Bell H. J. Bell W. P. Catfes Norfolk M. H. Calfee Washington D. C East Radford Lucy Clyde Howe Haven B. Howe Pulaski County John Copenhaver Totewell Youn Thatham Toné 78 Ming Nannie Biinims Hurt Chgtham Chester Arthur Hancock Aberone Albemarle County Mira Hart Fredericksburg Tuna M. Raymond J. Matox Mira Mary HH Shackleford James R. Shackleford Mathews County J. T. T. Hundiey Front Royer Bentonville Warren County Mary Custis Maud James Compton Theabeth Mauck Samuat Bpongler Strausburg Amon Cleary Mina Mery Sturgis Sturgia Mayfeld Loa Emith W. Neighhorn Atrent Methodist Church North Carolina Mias Lavinis Booker Leary David W. Leary Weatwood Atnelid County Peter Winston Charles H. Winston Richmond College Jamee H. ‘Tyler Prides Alster Geddis Winston Pagarsburg Ettrick Charterflet County Myrtle Nugent A. Laffoon Mise Zelma Nugent Matt of Honor William Kay A Guyer Davie Ordinted Hr. Nugent Httrick Mis Z. M. Watts Lag Gow Rockbridge County Margaret Elizabeth Watts John Augustus Gardiner Warner C. V. Varner Lexington A. G. Buckner Carmela Watta Snowville Juliet Bell Andra Peyton Castee Monroe Calive Washington, D. C Fay Bell Edward Howard Fulaski Mary Watton New York Wea J. W. Irwin Hadford Petersburg Jung Pattie Elisabeth Edmunds Weg Charles H. Barkedate Stetr D. D Pear Edmunds Joshus Barkedate KH Mdmunda Halifex Ehfs Winchester Grace Bland Welter Dorney Walter Albert Earle Boozer Columbia Charles D. Burla Southern Methodist Church Booger B.C Mian Gertrude Gilbert Jacobs J. C Jacoba Clyga Hausman Martinsburg W. Vs George 8. Bowers Grace Lutheran Church Stewart Tacota Washington, D Baroh Cuthbert Philadelphia Mxmie Pingley Edward M. Maimex The Landmark Mika Etoma Eatelle Ehrmanntraut W. A. Ehrmaantraut Virginia J. J. Doherty St. Mary's Catholic Church Buffolk C. E. Hargrove Ross Beamon Attandanta Florence Everett Mary Lis Beamon Stewart Everett Predericksburg Janus H. Curtis Blaces Mina Julie A. Scagge Georgianna Boeged Baptist Church R. A. Whiltame Mina Allee Gray Cole Julian Hy Maney John H. Cole D. J. Boulware J. B. Rawling Baltimore Linwood Jones Huzabath Taylor Howard Buske C. L Harris Blais Mills Thin City Eugene Travis Caroline Milas ‘Aone Holloway Catoting J. W. Milly James 8

Valuable Charlottesville area farm sale details and weddings

Auction notices describe a Southwest Mountain farm near Charlottesville listed for sale with two parcels and deferred payment options, highlighting timber land and improvements, water and power, barn and outbuildings, plus a plan to secure payments by deed. The same issue reports multiple local weddings and engagements, including Dr Jemuel C. Chan Leedler's marriage to Clotinsa Lynn Roues and Rev. Lehman weddings, with attendees from Charlottesville and Richmond, and forthcoming travel plans for the newlyweds.

Virginia Publig Loelocrra Eran Hedalag Thorin Propins Sugnetts If Charlottesville University of Virgainia Evera Paplis P.P. Barbour Teanten

Public playgrounds fund drive seeks $2,000 more

In Washington the public playgrounds committee reports 23,000 raised toward a 25,000 goal plus a 3,800 congressional appropriation. About 5,000 have come from teachers and pupils, with a campaign urging business support and subscription papers circulated in offices. The aim is to open 10,000 children to playgrounds this summer and persuade Congress to fund municipal playgrounds.

Washington Committee On Cano H Rudolph John B. Sleman New York Avenue Ous Corner Actoss Congress

Jealous Foster Father Shot At During Domestic Strife

C. W. Watson, a Black man, shot twice at Edward Olden, a Black man, in the doorway of a Valley Street northwest home last night. Both shots missed. Watson fled but was captured after a long chase by Officers Chase and Ricketts of the Eighth precinct. Watson had married Olden’s adopted daughter two years earlier and lived with Olden and his wife. He reportedly grew enraged upon seeing his wife talking to Olden.

Tealous Edward Olden C. W. Watson Valley Street Olden Watson Polieemen Chase Ricketts Eighth Precinct

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