Dupeed Woman Robbed in Baltimore Marriage Plot
Ellen C. Mulcahy, of Washington, accuses Clarence M. Bryan and Warren Thompson of beating, robbing, and drugging her to obtain 1700 plus dollars with a forged marriage plan. Bryan, 31, denies the charge. Thompson, a race-track follower, remains at large after leaving Baltimore. The case centers on a planned wedding and a $1000 note, with police seeking Thompson and Bryan under arrest warrants.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Washington
Warren Thompson
Clarence M. Bryan
Ellen C. Mulcahy
Bryan
Central Station
Thompson
Fourteenth Street Northwest
Mulcahy
G Street Northwest
Miss Mulcahy
Baltimore robbery suspect Miss Mulcahy names Bryan and Thompson
Miss Ellen Mulcahy, once operator of a furnished room house at 56 G street northwest, says the two men who took her to Baltimore and money from her mother’s estate helped fund the alleged crime. At 729 Ninth street northwest Miss Marie Strickland recounts Mulcahy’s arrival on March 8 and the close pairing with Clarence Bryan and Warren Thompson, known as the Kid, as they planned an impending marriage and trip to Baltimore.
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Mulcahy
Bryan
Thompson
Baltimore
Camden Station
Court of Common Pleas
Cardinal Gibbons
Clay Street
Alulealy
Misa Mulcahy
James Smith
Ellen Mulcahy
G Street Northwest
Ninth Street Northwest
Bryan and Mason Accused in Munich Fire Insurance Conspiracy
Baltimore March 19. Oilm Bryan former United Surety Company president and Walter A Mason former treasurer and director faced grand jury on charges of conspiring to defraud Munich Fire Insurance Co of 49950 about 1908. Bail set at 3000 each. Mason now a national bank examiner. Bryan led United Surety until late 1908.
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Bpeetal
Washington Post
Baltimore
Oilm
Harry M. Mason
Commercial and Farmers’ Bank
J. Markham Marshal
New York
Messrs. Bryan
Mason
Bryan
Grand
Weston
National Bank
United Surety Company
Baltimore Clearing House Association
Walter A. Mason
Unitied Surety Company
Ridzely
Roosevelt
Bons Parte
Commercial and Farmers’ National Bank
Pope's Name Day Observed at St Peter's Church
Rome reports the Pope receiving the Catholic Club in St Peter's with flowers and congratulations on his name day. He thanked them and said their efforts against anti Catholic propaganda and a hostile press would succeed. He reviewed the palatine guard, attended recruit introductions, spent time with his sisters, and illuminations and fireworks marked the evening. Messages from around the world poured in.
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Washington Post
Rome
St. Peter's
Catholic Club
Palatine Guard
Belevedere Court Yard
Partea
Divorce Granted to Mrs Hopkins in Rockville Circuit Court
Rockville Maryland March 18 Judge Wender son signed an absolute divorce decree for Busan Francis Hopkins from William B Hopkins on desertion grounds. The decree awards alimony of 300 dollars yearly. Both had resided at Sandy Spring in this county. Also reported Wilson Dallas Wallis of Forest Hill Baltimore MD won the Cecil Rhodes scholarship, will study at Oxford in October after Dickinson College victory.
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Washington Peat
Rockville
Wenderson
Busan Francis Hopkins
Wiliam B. Hopkins
Sandy Spring
This County
Spector
van -Baltimore, Md
Wilson Dallam Wallis
Forest Hill
Marford County
Cecil Rhodes
Maryland
Oxford
Wallis
Dickinson
Carlisle
Virginia Obituary Highlights From Winchester And Nearby
Virginia obituaries report Rebecca D. Lewis of Winchester aged 87 died at home after a long illness. She was born Miss Carpenter of Frederick County and long served at the Lutheran Church, nursing Confederate soldiers. Survived by three sons and four daughters. Nearby notices include Jacob M. Thorne, Roanoke area Republican county official, died at his residence. Emma Templeton of Salem died after appendectomy at Roanoke Hospital. Mrs. Erama Lee Colvin of Culpeper County died after brief illness, survived by husband and seven children among others.
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Winchester
Mar
Rebecca D. Lewis
Joanee Lewis
Miss Carpenter
Frederick County
Lewis
Lutheran Church
Walls Church
Jacob M. Thorne
Here
Republican County Committee
Mary E. Roberts
Thorne
Roanoke
Bmiss Emma Templeton
Salem
Roanoke Hospital
W. FF. Templeton
Fairfield
Rockbridge County
Fredericksburg
Erama Lee Colvin
John. M. Colvin
Culpeper County
Fivealsters
Trial Focuses on Bailey Linking to Willis Inmate Case
In Williamsburg, the Bailey murder or abduction trial continued as H. R. Hart testified Bailey woke him at midnight while a young woman sat nearby. Bailey allegedly kept Miss Lottie Willis, an asylum inmate, in ill health and hid her at Lee Hall before sending her to Grove. The case, also detailing Willis's asylum background, resumes tomorrow.
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Williamsburg
Bailey
Tamate
Washington Post
J. Bailey
Grove
Lottie Willis
Willem
Washington
Lee ‘Hall
L. EB. Lucas
Lee Hall
Richmond
Nat
Lawson
Miss Willis
Law Hall
Frances Elaine
Toliee Court
Orencco
Second
Joil
City
Sherwood
Alexandria
Autoists Pay Fenes Or Fines In Rockville Md
Special to Washington Fest Rockville Md Mar 19 Glen Echo town marshal and county deputy Charles P Collins fines motorists for speeding on Conduit road Arrests include A C Vickery Mrs M Q Davidson and Gen Charles L Fitzhugh all of Washington Mayor John A Garrett fined each 25 dollars and costs Davidson chauffeur formerly served the Queen of Italy Collins chased an speeding motorist crashed after a stop and recovered to guard the Conduit afterward Also reports of deaths and court verdicts in Maryland and Virginia with local officials discussing market house improvements and a Roanoke detective shooting case.
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Rockville
Glen Echo
Marsner
Charles P. Collins
Collins
A. C. Vickery
M. Q. Davidson
Charles L.fitzhugh
Washington
John A. Garrett
Virginia Weddings in Winchester Mark Nuptials
Dr Jennie Srith daughter of the late Dr Jack Smith and M C Garvin wed Rev W A Pearson at the bride’s home in Winchester. After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding trip to Washington and Baltimore. Their Greensboro home was announced. Charles S Fitng of Washington DC and Miss Nora T Fisher of Winchester also married this evening and departed for Washington to establish their home.
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Winchester
Mar
Jennie Srith
Jack Smith
Frederick @pufty proarden
M. C. Garvin
Greeksboro
N. G
W. A. Pearson
Baptist. Church
Washington
Baltimore
Greensboro
Charles 5. Fitng
Washington, D. C
Misa Nora T. Fisher
Mortimer W. Fisher
Syashington
Washington Fost'bureau
King, Street
Alexandria
Washington Street
Adelaide Ursula Kirk
Harrison Kirk
James William May
Beatrice
Columbus Street
J. W. Kirk
J. H. 3. Ewell
Methodist Protestant Church
Beatrice Tores
Valley
Edith Olivier Kirk
Brifie
Eieahor
Watking
Edna ‘Reed
Ming Emily May
Esther Smith
H. ‘Leonard
Bay Shore Litigation Advances In Virginia Courts
Norfolk Virginia March 13 The Old Bay Shore Railroad Company seeks bond recovery from F Zell via receivers to cover 40000 in damages to bondholders from delayed property delivery. Judge Waddill granted a temporary injunction halting payment of a 4760 check to Burr Brown and Moyd for Fritz Bay Shore Railway bond claims awaiting April 10 hearing.
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Bpcetus
Washington Post
Norfolk
E. Cole
Old Bay Shore Railroad Company
Waddill
Sait
F. —. Zell
Bay Shore Road
E. B. Smith
Philadelphia
United States Supreme Court
Scranton, Pa
Mein Court
H. I. Smith
Burr, Brown & Jmoyd
William B. Fritz
That City
Bay Shore Railway
Fritz
AIR SHIP CONCERN IN COURT IN MARYLAND
In Cumberland Maryland a court heard a$ receiver petition by Harry R Donnelly and Somerville Wilson for the Johnson Ingman Air Motor Company incorporated 1902 with 25000 capital The incorporators include Wilbur H Johnson Willam A Iogman J George Hermann John J Howe and Charles H Wolford The bill claims the machine would run without steam electricity or other motive power and generate its own power but notes no motors have been manufactured and Johnson has spent large sums on stock The stockholders have not seen the flying machine in action and only model built four years ago was rented for 15 The case cites alleged mismanagement and mis spending in travels For The Washington Post.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Harry R. Donnelly
Somerville & Wilson
Johnson-Ingman Air Motor Company
Wilburt H. Johnson
Willam A. Iogman
J. George Hermann
John J. Howe
Charles H. Wolford
Wilbur H. Johnson
John Riehl
Falling Wall Kills Two in Baltimore
Baltimore March 19 Jacob Balynn and Louis Elenort were killed and Louis Balynn injured when a house wall at 263 North High Street collapsed during tearing down work. Four men were at the site as foreman Louis Elennoff watched. inspector Preston cited inadequate bracing and precautions in the aged structure.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Jacob Balynn
Louis Elenort
Louis Balynn
North High Street
Louis Elenoff
Drags Bride From Altar Near Pittsylvania County
Miss Eliza Aspina and Geteer Montherly wed at Rev. J. A. Fenton home in Chatham Virginia. As the blessing began, the bride’s irate father seized her arm and returned her home where she was locked away. She is not fourteen. claims she is twenty one to obtain the license. A warrant for Matherly, alleged perjury, has been issued after he left the country. Matherly relatives pursued the bride. Justice Hurt fined two sisters and one brother.
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Washington Post
Chatham
Max
Eliza Aspina
Geteer Montherly
J. A. Fenton
Pittsylvania County
Lyndey
Matherly
Justice Hurt
Motherly
Clew to Ferguson Murder
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Virginia March 19 The Newsome postmaster and businessman Charles F Ferguson was found murdered in a lane with pockets picked Two Negro men Thomas Tynes and Lee Johnson were arrested after witnesses reported them seen leaving the lane and keys and eye glasses believed to belong to the dead man were found on their persons
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Washington Post
Roanoke
Lee Barton
Charlies Huffman
Norfolk and Western
Salemana
Weahinaton
Norfolk
Mar
Thomas Tynes
Lee Johnson
Explosion kills three at Huntington lumber mill
A boiler at Adkins Bros. lumber mill on Shelby Creek Upper Sandy exploded today, killing Sonn Wallace Frank Sweeney and Hal Adams. The blast was blamed on a dry boiler as the cause of the fatal accident.
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Washington
Huntington
W. Va
Adkins Bros
Shelby Creek
Sandy
Maryland Weddings in Rockville Mar 19
George Buchanan Smith aged twenty one and Miss Sadie Rosina Dorsey aged eighteen were married by Rev S R White at the minister's home in Rockville They left for Washington after the ceremony Henry P B Ewing aged three and Res Grace M Shannon aged three were married yesterday by Rev Thomas Aene rector of Christ Episcopal Church in Maryland.
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Rockville
George Buchanan Smith
Sadie Rosina Dorsey
Washington
S. R. White
Henry PB. Ewing
Iercky
Res Grace M. Shannon
Thomas Aene
Christ Episcopal
Jamestown Jubilee pamphlet found amid old books
In Alexandria a pamphlet from 1807 about Jamestown Jubilee celebrations was found among old books by Tullas Drelfus. The document, published at Norfolk, details the procession prayer and orations tied to Virginia’s 1807 commemoration and related events in Williamsburg and the Capitol.
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Tullas Drelfus
Jamestown
William F. McLaughlin
I. O'Connor
Norfolk
Virginia
Madison
Williamsburg
Congress
Trial of Joshua Harrison Nears End in Beasley Kidnapping Case
Elizabeth City NC March 19 The trial of Joshua Harrison charged with kidnapping Kenneth Beasley son of State Senator Beasley has nearly reached its end. Proceedings today focused on argument with the closing address expected tomorrow and the jury to be given the cage around noon.
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Sheelaw
Washington Post
Elizabeth City
N.C
Joshua’ Harrison
Kenneth Beasley
Beasley
Washingtony ages in Clarkburg tragedy inferred by fragment
Fragmentary report hints at a Washington official's suicide in Clarksburg. Details mention a shotgun in a sleeping room and a preexisting despondency tied to a son in Washington and health worries. President Roose appears in incomplete context among confirmation discussions.
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Clarksburg
Blac
Ernést
Roose
United States
Washington
Maj. Blue
the Aid
Wreck of Lloyds steamer near Bahamas port Maddox
The Lloyd steamship from Centran to the Bahamas struck a reef near Port Maddox. Captain William R Hughes, skipper of the Lloyd, reported the wreck and the ship Dewdrop from Nassau aided the survivors who reached Long Bay. The survivors boarded the Pring Eitel and plan to sail for Liverpool aboard the Majestic tomorrow.
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Britisti’ Barkentine
Annie, Loyd
Sang
William ‘R. Hughes
Akinner
Lloyd
Maddox
Hastings
Achoriner Dewdrop
Nassau
Brong
Long Bay
Liverpool
Stricken Keeper of White Shoals Lighthouse
Special to The Washington State reports Capt Ritterson keeper of the White Shoals Lighthouse in James River was stricken at night yet kept the lamp burning. His faint calls for help went unanswered. daylight revealed his body as excursionists from Smithfield passed by. Capt Fimerson's home is in Portsmouth and he is believed to survive the incident.
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Rocky Mount
Washington
James A. Barnard
Greig Httle
Hagerstown
Wasttington
Norfolk
Ritterson
White Shoals Ughthouse
James ‘River
Watfi’-Relfec
Smithfield
Ighthowse Wati
Fimerson
Portsmouth
McChesney
Bristol
Washington Pont
Richmond
Mar. I
Board of Education
E. Glags
Lynchburg
John T. St
Norfolk ‘County
Capt. West
Glass
Weat
M. Lynch
Frederick
meCheaney
Glase
Mistrial Declared In Washington Fraud Case
Greensboro N C 19 In a rushed trial Judge Boyd ordered a mistrial after officer Hasty was questioned on the stand and later taken to hospital with pneumonia. The jury was dismissed this morning and no sentence was passed on other officers who had been convicted as the government case continues.
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Wacklmgton’ Post
Greensboro
J. W
Boyd
Iriaky I
Iten
Ein Fas
Sentanca
Altesay
Poseimon
Gatenitanta
Norfolk Navy Yard Strike Demands Higher Pay
Ten plumbers at the Norfolk Navy Yard walked out to press for a raise from 76 cents to a higher wage. The foreman refused and explained the lengthy official procedures required to adjust the pay scale, which the workers said they could not wait for.
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Norfolk
War
Navy Yard
Snuff Stops Court Work In Air Of Sneezing Chaos
Spectator report from Brooklyn describes a court session disrupted by a pervasive snuff smell. Magistrate Turner and court officials sneezed as windows opened to air the room, the scent lingering for minutes before proceedings could resume.
Lamp Explosion Kills Woman and Burns Son in Jersey City
In Jersey City a lamp exploded while Annie Hoyt aged sixty four and her son Thoms thirty six were asleep. Mrs Hoyt died beside her bed and Thoms lay unconscious and badly burned in another room as flames spread rapidly before firefighters arrived.
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Jeraey City
New York
Annie Hoyt
Thoms
Jersey
Seaboard Plans Asheville Entry Amid Writeup
Special to The Washington Peat reports Asheville efforts to enter a Seaboard line expansion. The item mentions Asheville and Randolph areas with figures around $750,000 and a staged first movement in progress.
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Seaboard
Asheville
Washington
Dix
Ratherford
Fragmentary notice hints at contest and prizes
A garbled item mentions a contest starting next Sunday with a James Town Exposition trip offer and cash prizes. It references travel to Bonn and Leipzig universities and notes that someone will not return to the United States due to engagements.
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Uré
Bonn
Leipzig
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Pa. Ave
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Juren
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