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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1908

Page

3

Senate Passes Pilot Code Change and Cocaine Law

In Richmond Va a Senate approved amendments to a pilots code bill and sent it back to the House for concurrence. Harman’s bill restricting cocaine possession and sale by individuals including physicians and pharmacists passed the Senate unanimously and awaits House action. A resolution to extend debate on a court report and a request to appoint four UVA Board of Visitors members were also noted.

Byrd Harman Washington Richmond House Committee On Courts of Justice Blackstone House Senate Ta House Sale Inetil Tinor Board of Visitors Ho Swanson University of Virginia Irvine Stone Gap Daniel Tharoof George Sharksford Ooause William &Direwee Petersbug Bell Culpeper State Board of Education Sonnd Bioks Sree Oy Cola

Will Follow Cawthorn in Virginia Train Attack

An attempted assault on Frank Cawthorn, son of Ada Jones, by Nannie Morton of Christiansburg with a weapon failed as Morton was committed to an asylum. The report notes Dr. James A. Willanson, Virginia’s oldest practicing physician, died at ninety, while references to state legislature years and local counties appear in fragmentary form.

Ita Nannie Morton Frank Cawthorn Ada Jones Shy Washington Post Hershare Jami A Willanson Weer Virginia Velume Vort County

Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges claimed cure for bad breath

Advertises Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a universal cure for offensive breath and belching. Promises quick relief from odors from onions, tobacco, and indigestion, touts blood purification and clearer skin, and offers a free sample by mail from J A Surtart Co of Marshall Michigan. Contains sensational health claims and urge to seek a physician if needed.

Stuart J. A Surf Art Co Stuart Blds Marshall, Mich

MRS 8 L T HUBARD WEDS IN Norfolk Social Event

In Norfolk Virginia on February 2 a notable society wedding united Mrs Sallie L T Hubard widow of Rev Dr James R Hubard and Henry N Castle both of Norfolk. Mrs Hubard a longtime clubwoman DAR member and social leader, wed Mr Castle a local businessman. The ceremony was performed by Dr Arthur S Lloyd and the couple departed for Cuba afterward.

Washington Norfolk New York Joan Sallie L. T Hubard Henry N. Castle James R. Hubard Herd Daughters Arthur 8. Lloyd Cuba

Negroes Plan Revolt Against Lily White Republicans

Richmond Virginia February 29. Negroes organize to contest the Lily White faction for recognition at Chicago. A mass meeting is called in Richmond to endorse Senator Foraker and to support black political participation, with Remember Brownsville as the rallying cry. Prominent speakers include W Sinclair and James H Hayes. Delegates in Shenandoah County voting against the administration in primaries.

State Chicago Richmond Indorse Senator Foraker Washington Post Brownaville Virginia Iteratura Contro Brownsville Foraker United States Senate W. A Sinclair Pennsylvania James H. Hayes J. P B. Pollard Woodstock Shenandoah County

Republicans Choose Delegates at Staunton Convention

Staunton Va Feb 2 The Republican county convention here selected delegates to the Tenth district convention in Staunton March 31 and to the State convention in Lynchburg April 8 Colo S Brown Arena was endorsed for delegate at large to Chicago and K A Fulweler for district delegate Hesitations eulogistic of the Republican administration and Representative Slemp were adopted.

May adjourn Tuesday over 2 cent fare law in West Virginia

In Charleston West Virginia February 2 the legislature sinks into doubt as pilots predict adjournment by Tuesday. Gov Dawson cites a Western Maryland Railroad two cent fare law causing losses and says no extra session will be called to address local option. President Bush provides figures to support the claim.

Washington Charleston W. Va Gev Dawson President Bush Western Maryland Railroad Bush

Mail Robbed at Crewe Station in Richmond Line

Richmond February 29 reports a night train from Richmond on the Norfolk and Western Railway left mail at Crewe station was burgled after midnight. Inspectors investigate the extent of loss as yet undetermined. In Woodstock Virginia H M Bushong editor and proprietor of the Strasburg News was declared insane and ordered confined at Staunton asylum.

Richmond Crewe Norfolk and Wester Woodstock H. M. Bushong The Strasburg News Asylum For Staunton

Maryland Weddings in Rockville

Mise Mary Avia Beall daughter of Mr and Mrs William Vernon Beall of Lay Hill Montgomery County and Willam Moniton a Rockville resident wed at noon today with Rev Thomas H Campbell of Rockville Baptist Church officiating The couple will reside at Kensington after a brief ceremony Miss Heulah X Taylor and Elijah Leisner of Durmnt Mis were wed a few days ago by Rev W O Smith pastor of the Met Church at Astton in a nearby ceremony

Rockville Mary Avia "Beall William Vernon Beall Lay Hil Montgomery County Willam Moniton Thomas H. Campbell Rockélila Baptist Church

Right to sue a state principle enunciated

A South Carolina liquor case prompts Judge Pritchard to hold that when a state engages in liquor business it waives Eleventh Amendment immunity. He warns it would be unjust to allow a state to dodge debts tied to profits from such commerce. The ruling signals a potential Supreme Court appeal and broader state sovereignty questions. Also: Mrs. Susan Temple dies after a fall at her son-in-law’s Pittston residence.

Asheville South Carolina Pritchard United States Supreme Court Supreme Court of Degia South Carolna Pritchard Fom Tye

We Cure Eyes Free Advice and Cure Book Offer

Eye care advertisement promises a free cure book and home treatment method for eye conditions. It touts a natural, painless approach without surgery or doctors, offers testimonials, and urges readers to mail their name and address to receive full illustrated information.

Kainehart Jamestown Rockwell Texas

Captain Shot On Ship Aboard Cardiff Foundling Master Wounded

Captain J T Harc master of the British steamer Cardiff was found with a bullet wound to the temple while the vessel neared Chesapeake en route from Baltimore to Rotterdam. Depositions say the shooting was accidental. the captain, about 34, from Newport Monmouthshire, England, has a wife and two children.

Norfo St. Vincent's Hoanitat J.T. Har Chesapeake Baltimore Rotterdam Hugi Roberts England

ELOPE FROM ALEXANDRIA Rockville

In Alexandria a young glass maker Harry Elmer Fogg and Helena Catharine Waldeman eloped and wed in Rockville Maryland with Rev White officiating The girl faced age questions while claiming eighteen The parents declined to discuss the marriage and the couple may return home today for blessings

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Harry Elmer Fogg Duke Street Helena Catherine Waldeman Joseph Weldeman Rockville R. White The Baptist Church Philip B. McGuire St. Mary's Catholic Church I. J. Cutler Father McGuire

Storekeeper Accused in Wire Cable Theft Case

Frank Parker of an adult store on King Street Alexandria was arrested by Policeman Garvey on suspicion of being an accessory to larceny of wire cable from Western Union. Crownshind confessed involvement, and wire found on Parker's premises. Parker also charged with buying stolen hog. ball set at $500, later pardoned and released.

Frank Parker King Street Union Station Alexandria Garvey Western Union Telegraph Company Howards Crowns Grand Jury Thomas J. Schneider Parker James Patterson Ball

Killed by 40 foot fall at state penitentiary guard

Richmond, Feb 39 Supr o C Wood puff a native of Skynehberg and a guard at the State penitentiary for 25 years fell forty feet from the east wall steps this morning and was killed. His skull was crushed. Woodruff is believed to have died from heart disease. A second item notes Mrs Sarah Devilbias, 50, widow of George A Devilbias, found dead at the bottom of a thirty foot well at her home after falling while drawing water last night. The body was found this morning. ten feet of water was in the well.

Virginia Penitentiary Sportal Washington Peat Richmond Supro C Perth Washington ‘Post Frederick Sarah Devilbias George A. Devilbias

Republicans of Alexandria County Converge at Pythian Temple

The Alexandria County Republicans held a convention at Pythian Temple Bellston to name a county committee and delegates to district and State conventions. E B Grey chaired. Charles I Simms elected chairman and Walter I Gideon secretary. Delegates include A B Casselman Charles I Simms and B Gray to district. A B Canselman Charles Simms and Capt S J Mulhall to State. County committee named Q O B Gray chair. J Henderson Jr C J Cortella A B Duncan. Speakers included Col W C Shelly Charles I Btrims and A B Cagelman. motion on delegates defeated.

Alexandria County Pythian Temple Bellston E. B. Grey Charles I.simms Glencarlyn Walter I. Gideon Ballston A. B. Casselman Charles I. Simms B. Gray F. M. Thompson

Great Pyramid Pile Cure Free Trial Offer

An advertisement promises a free trial of the Pyramid Pile Cure by mail from Pyramid Drug Co at 90 Fayre mid Building Marshall, Michigan. It touts relief of sores, ulcers, congestion, inflammation, pain and itching and offers a full treatment for 50 cents after a trial.

Addrésa Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Mich

Stripped and robbed men in Norfolk saloon incident

M C Jones of Pittsburg reports a diamond stickpin, cash, and all clothes taken after two drinks in a Norfolk saloon. Police found him dazed and arrested Fred Deming as others flee the scene. A separate Strasburg Junction station burglary drained the money drawer in Winchester area.

Washington Norfolk M. C. Jones Pittsburg Fred Deming Jones

Obituary of Capt Josephus Trader of Mathews County

Fredericksburg Virginia obituary notes Capt Josephus Trader aged sixty five of Mathews County died yesterday at his home after brief illness. He was a former Congressional candidate in the district and for years deputy collector of revenue. Two daughters survive him Mrs Bettie Gish aged fifty nine died here last week at the home of her son in law William ao.

Fredericksburg Josephus Trader Mathews County Bettle Gish William Ao

Hale-Cent Causes Arrest in Pickpocket Case

Chicago is reporting Emma Hall, a known pickpocket, was arrested after police found a half cent piece in her possession. She confessed to robbing a shopper in a department store, with the coin linked to Miss Luke of Evanston whose purse was taken in an elevator. The coin’s fragment matched a half of a shared two part piece her brother gave during the Spanish American War.

Chicago Emma Hall Tuke Evanston Miss Luke Philippines

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