Bond Bill Passes With One Dissenting Vote In Legislature
Special to The Washington Post Raleigh News notes the House approved a $250,000 appropriation to address securities held by Schafer Bros and others, with only Patterson of Spain voting no. Bates of Sampson abstained from voting. the measure advances without debate or amendment. The anti bucket shop bill also passed and is expected to become law Saturday.
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Schafer & Bros
Raleigh
Noil Maureh
Sesspai
Nore Capel Bius
Cleveland
Vireteil
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Gaston
Perquimans
Chrsthiy University
Lenoir College
Nisdtaner
Pal
Philo Hay Co
Philo Hay Tasties CO
Newark
N. x
Modern Drug CO
C. Kraus
H & Ist
Stevens
Williams
F & 9Th
Stone & Poole
SIMMS
N. Ave
7Th
Dantels
14Th
Proctor
DAY & CO
Krick
Bronaugh
7Th Nw
STOTT
Sci
Kerfoot & CO
L. Nw
Hodgson
Garge’s
Hornung
Christian Drug CO
ROE Phar
Ith & Law
Murder conviction reported in Virginia court
Zperla to the Washington Fost Va March 2 William Huss- Deteared sentenced to death in the Circuit Court of Yagewell county for the killing of Megtae Phomopsen at Poed humias. The prisoner Hod tees Woman he hill were to have Uren smerried Ua next day. Testimony claimed the victim was attacked during a festival and that the defendant showed her through the jest. A motion to set aside the verdict was filed but the funeral impression is that dove Was an error.
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Zperla
Washington Fost
Tazwell
William Huss
Yagewell
Megtae Phomopsen
Poedhumias
Hod Tees
Uren
Tre
Virginia suit over portrait use raises questions of consent
A Virginia case centers on whether a state anti piracy law forbids using a person’s portrait for commercial purposes without consent. The plaintiff claims the use harms him, while the defendant asserts rights to publicity are limited. The article also covers local notices, a Virginia corporation incorporation, and other brief items including a burn injury, a fatal accident, and political updates from Richmond and Winchester.
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Ak Ried Toster
Virginia Daw
Wiel Ge
Cnlas
Todd
Cyrus
Annaeyance
Tau
Ois
Deeds in a Tangle in Winchester Civil War Landmark
Extraordinary legal procedure arose today over the sale of Hahn Mill property near Winchester. County Treasurer S. M. Chiles and saloon owner R. M. Henry produced deeds they claim came from owner Robert L. Hahn of Ohio. An injunctive mandamus is expected to dissolve the injunction, as attorneys describe the case as intricate and unprecedented here.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Hahn Mill
S. M. Chiles
R. M. Henry
Robert L. Hahn
Ohio
Gitto
Henry
Chiles
T. W. Harrison
Change in Freight Rates Proposed By Virginia Commission
Richmond March 2 The Virginia corporation commission contemplates sweeping railroad rate changes to impose minimum charges. Representatives of Atlantic Coast Line Chesapeake and Ohio Norfolk and Western and others are to appear March 18. The plan calls for a 15 cent minimum on a single shipment and a 24 cent minimum on mixed class consignments, with weights and class rates applied to each article. The commission aims to curb arbitrary classing by railroads and ensure weights govern charges.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Corporation Commission
Virginia
Montague
Adcamnt Coast Line
Chesapeake and Ohioo
Norfolk and Western
Fredericksburg
Potomac
Seaboard Avenue
Southern
Washington- Southern
Mutica
Pear
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Southbound Railroad plans and bonds debated
At a large Winston-Salem meeting business leaders unanimously approved sending notices to communities along the proposed Southbound Railroad extending toward Charleston inviting joint meetings to discuss construction and inviting cooperation. It also outlined steps to authorize a 150000 bond election in Winston-Salem Township to aid building the line. The Washington Post. Richmond, Va. March 2.
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Washington Post
Winston-Salem
MN. J
Charleston
S.C
Virginia Obituary Highlights Across Towns
A Virginia obituary roundup lists deaths from March 2 across Gordonsville Crewe Fredericksburg Winchester and Charlottesville. Notables include W C Sherwood Robert E H Locket Mrs George Curnahan Mrs J B Trenary Mrs Kate Louise Compton Mrs Dickin son George De Slaven Lena Tharp John L Morrow and Miss Martha Judson Scruggs with details on ages residences and survivor families.
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W. C. Sherwood
Meltons
Petersburg
Robert EH. Locket
E. F. Locket
Crewe
Birmingham
Ala
Fredericksburg
George Curnahan
Mount Pleasant
Spottsylvania County
J. B. Trenaty
Trenary
Stones Bridge
Clarke County
Kate Louise Compton
Hons- Compton
Front Royal
Bright
Compton
John Maddox
Dickinson
M. H. Dickinson
Sportsylvania County
McHenry
Michael Robinson
Winchester
George de Slaven
Issac de Haye
Gainesboro
Jesves
Lena Tharp
Jackson Tharp
David Johnson
W. G. Johnson
Charlottesville
John L. Morrow
Teegraph
Martha Judson Scruggs
John P. Morrow
Coronaca
S.C
Morrow
Miss Scruggs
University of Virgina
Johns Hopkins University
South Carolina
Negro Sues Roanoke City Over Mob Exile Case
Thomas L. Jones, a negro from Washington district, files two separate suits in the U S Circuit Court seeking $20,000 against the city of Roanoke and against Mayor Joel Cutchin and Police Sergeant J A Manuel. He alleges a February 3, 1904 mob raided his Roanoke home during an assault on Mrs Shields, forced him to flee seven miles through woods, surrender his Roanoke pastorate, sell property at a loss, and move his family to Pennsylvania. The suits contend authorities failed to restrain the mob and prevent unlawful acts.
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Washington Post
Lynchburg
United States Circuit Court
Thomas L. Jones
Jones
Roanoke
Pennsylvania
Joel Cutchin
J. A. Manuel
Pistol Duel In Stokes County Leaves Two Wounded
In Smithton Stokes County a pistol versus shotgun duel erupted yesterday between Charlies Lawson and Zeb Frazier. Lawson was wounded in the right arm and Frazier shot through the groin. Lawson had a warrant for Frazier’s arrest and Frazier confronted him near a still house with a pistol and revolver, exchanging shots as Lawson dodged and returned fire.
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Washington Post
Winston-Salem
N. C
Smithton
Stokes County
Charlies Lawson
Zeb Frazier
Lawson
Frazier
Family sues for heavy damages in dynamite blast death
In Cumberland Maryland Laura V Pike widow and three Pike children sue Michael Elmore and partners and the Western Maryland Railroad for $25,000. Nelson T Pike was the engineer of a freight train that struck a wagon loaded with dynamite, wrecking part of the town and damaging Elmore property. Andy R Sanders, a fireman on the train, also sues for $10,000 for permanent injuries.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Laura V. Pike
Amelia H
Frank
James Pike
Nelson T. Pike
Martinsburg
W. Va
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MacArthur Brothers’ Company
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Mr. Pike
Tie
Mr. Elmore
North Branch
Maryland
Andy R. Sanders
Reciprocity with Canada At Baltimore Box Makers Meet
National Association of Box and Box Stock Manufacturera discussed reciprocity with Canada to allow lumber imports free of duty and insure factory protection. A committee led by J Kress Pittsburg W F Brown New York and R L Jones Saginaw Mich was appointed to study box factory ratings and report by mail. A second committee was named to evaluate manufactur e and supply needs in factories. The annual banquet featured remarks by Mayor Tiptoe and Congressman Frank C Wachter.
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National Association of
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J. Kress
Pittsburg
W. FF. Brown
New York
R.L. Jones
Saginaw
Mich
Tipave
Frank C. Wachter
Dawson pleads guilty in Kelso Home case
Dr. E B Dawson Forest Park dentist pleaded guilty in Criminal Court to the fourth counts of two indictments charging common assault upon little girls at the Kelso Home. Judge Wickes sentenced him to ten years in each case to run concurrently. Effective good behavior would shorten the term by five days a month, totaling eight years and eight months.
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Washington
Dawson
Kohlhoss Loses Case In Suit Over Aligned Affections
Frederick Md March 2 The court took from the jury the case of Harvey T Kohlhoss of Deerwood Md against Walter W Mobley for 15003 damages for alleged alienation of the plaintiff's wife after testimony showed Kohlhoss knew his wife would meet Mabieu in Washington and had consented to the trip paying her fare The court sustained the defendant's motion and counsel for the plaintiff gave notice of appeal.
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Washington Post
Frederick
Harvey T. Konlhaas
Deerwood
Montgomery County
Walter W.mobley
Kohlboss
Washington
Mabieu
Mayor Strite Welcomes Delegates at Hagerstown Evangelical Conference
Mayor Abraham C. Strite addressed hundreds of clerical and lay delegates in Gingerstone Maryland. Bishop H. B. Hartzler spoke in response. Rev J Dunlap elected recording secretary with Revs M J Jamison and J D Shortess as assistants. Rev C Poling of Oregon Conference named advisory member. Telegram announced death of Rev J J Lohr of Hughesville. Conference reviewed moral and official character. Temperance mass meeting held with Rev G L Maice delivering the address.
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Evangelical Conference
Gingerstown
Abraham C. Strite
H. B. Hartzler
J. Dunlap
M. J. Jamison
J. D. Shortess
C. ©. Poling
Oregon
J. J. Lohr
Hughesville
G. L. Maice
Freight Train Wreck Near Rodemer West Virginia
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed on the Cheat River grade near Rodemer. Two brakemen W. C. Duell and James C. Grubb were injured. Duell suffered head and arm injuries, Grubb minor cuts to the legs and arms. Both expected to survive as nine cars plunged over the bank and blocked both tracks.
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W. Va
Washington Post
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Baltimore and Ohio
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W. C. Duell
James C. Grubb
Board Selects Text Books For High School List
State board of education adopted Williams and Rogers book keeping Morris commercial arithmetic Lewis elementary Latin dictionary and a course in English history and general American history for high schools. Radford controversy summary to be shared with affected parties after findings.
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Washington Post
Richmond
State Board of Education
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Morris
Lewis
Jana
Lucas
Hill
Virginia Weddings Show Many Local Exits and Pledges
Virginia weddings report multiple couples from Fauquier Clarke Loudoun and Giles counties tying the knot in March. R B Martin and May Louisa Sweet wed in Pueblo Colorado. William Mercer and Nannie Hoff wed in Leesburg with Rev Dolly officiating. Mrs A V Matthews and M Ross wed in Newport News. Sadie Lindsay Slaughter and William Bane Linton marry in Barbouraville with ceremony by Rev Hansbrough. The notices note future residences in Loudoun Giles and Newport News. Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine with signature claim.
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R. B. Martin
Fauquier County
Pueblo
Coalo
May Louisa Sweet
Leesburg
William Mercer
Nathaniel Mercer
Clarke County
Nannie L. Hoff
John F. Hoff
W. L. Dolly
Methodist Episcopal Church
Loudoun
Newport News
A. V. Matthews
M. Ross
Washington, D. C
Porter
Giles County
Barbour Memorial Chapel
Barbouraville
John S. Hansbrough
Orange
Mary Somerville
Mrs. Sindow
Southern Railway
One Night Remedy for Digestive Nettle Nuisance
The piece explains why many feel heavy and listless from minor stomach and liver issues. It notes habitual neglect of digestion causes sickness and unrest, then promises a cure in one night. The tone reflects a midcentury health ad urging quick relief through a remedy.
Injured Listed After Wednesday Mount Vernon Rail Crash
Coroner viewed the remains of Frederick Schneider who died from injuries after a Mount Vernon Electric Railway collision near Spring Park. He was a locomotive engineer for Reiter Curtis and Hill. Autopsy requested to fix responsibility. Many passengers injured, names listed. traffic relief planned for inaugural ceremonies.
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Ethel Poland
Prince Street
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Washington Southern Railway
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Cox
J. Robert Tomlin
C. Leonard Nills
George Washington High
Fool a Lazy Liver with Artificial Exercise
Sickness starts in the bowels. Indigestion paves the way for many diseases and laziness or postponement leads to chronic constipation. A Cascaret is urged as a pleasant, safe bowel and liver aid that acts like gentle exercise, not a harsh purge. Carry them in your pocket and use at the first signs of digestion trouble.
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Washington Post
Rockville Divorce Suit Filed by Lydia Miles
Lydia Miles, represented by Thomas Dawson and George C. Ross, filed for an absolute divorce from Henry Miles in Rockville Circuit Court on March 2, citing abandonment. Cardinal Gibbons and his accompanying priests returned to Baltimore from Cincinnati and New Orleans this afternoon.
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