Healer Bill Passes as Maryland Senate Narrowly OKs Measure
In Annapolis Maryland the Senate approved a bill forbidding Christian Scientists from practicing for fees after a heated session crowded with supporters and opponents. Senators Gorman and Moore proposed amendments that were defeated as the bill passed 71 to 5 and heads to the governor. Meanwhile the House approved a constitutional amendment to increase Baltimore’s representation by four delegates, now set at twenty four, with opposition from Congressmen Mudd and party peers. A Democratic caucus was proposed to choose a successor to the late Senator Whyte as political maneuvering continues.
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Maryland
Senate
Baltimore
Rpes
Washington Post
Annapolis
T. Hight
Alexander Brown
Bidl
Gorman
Moore
House
Mudd
Republican Party
Lace Named for Congress at Third Vetec Republican Convention
In Manchester and nearby counties Republicans held mass meetings to elect delegates for upcoming national and state conventions. White and a minority of black delegates attended. Taft or Roosevelt influences were noted, with several named delegates chosen for Chicago and Leachburg events.
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Joebwend Vas Maria
Jonnie
Toosevell
Taft
Bulgeway Moore
M. J. Enright
Rey Kodabell
T. J. Beutel Snates
Leslie Tl. Drew
Manchester
Manchpst
Congre Ghanimnous
Muunl
Repubicans
Talus
Dlivot
Muctionad
Chicago
Mie
Acathistea
Bressent Renswell
Suffolk
Nangeram County
Tasday
Meno
Rufus
Potter
A. Matics
Doecdan ‘Thompson
Bet
Nore Turk
Leachburg
Apelt
Eix Withte
Wedded at Bedside In A Sudden Asheville Romance
Miss Edith Frances Burke of Syracuse married Lawrence Huenette at the bedside of her aunt Mrs. Burnette in Asheville. Rev. R F Campbell officiated as the bride left her entire estate to the couple. The romance began in Asheville where they first met shortly after Burke’s arrival.
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Washington
N. A
Edith Frances Burke
Syracuse
N. Y
Lawrence Huenette
Burke
Asheville
Luther O
Keeton
Meridian
Mars
Mrs Emma Sumner Takes Own Life in Camp Spring Home
Emma Sumner a middle aged resident of Camp Spring Prince George County Maryland locked herself in her second floor bedroom Tuesday afternoon and shot herself in bed. Her husband Thom Sumner found her body shortly after and said she was mentally unbalanced with no other evident reason for the act. There are no children in the home.
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Eperral
Washington Post
Upper Marlboro
White
Emma Sumner
Camp Spring
Prince George County
Thom
Sumner
Washingtonian Guilty Leads to Six Months in Jail
Winfield Ings of Washington was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction after being found guilty of entering Mrs Leola Cox s home and creating a disturbance. Cummings, reportedly intoxicated, testified to unrelated remarks and recent illness in Wheeling. Also noted are marriages in Winchester and Frederick, Maryland, with additional local notice about placing want ads via Stafford s Pharmacy and Post branch offices.
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Specia
Washington Prat
Hagerstown
Winfield Ings
Washington
Leola Cox
House of Correction
Cummings
Wheeling
Whyte Earned a Million Funeral Planned for Benstor W. P Whyte
Baltimore March 19 Arrangements for the funeral of Benstor William Pinkney Whyte are set with services at 3 tomorrow at St Samuel Protestant Episcopal Church and burial in Green Mount Cemetery Official life members of Congress and Senate will attend in a personal capacity as the family requests no formal committee. The estate is rumored small, possibly under $50,000. Whyte said he had earned over $1,000,000 in the law but has not kept the money, preferring comforts for family and friends.
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Washington’ Post
Baltimore
Benstor William Pinkney Whyte
Uel Protestant Episcopal Church
D'Elock
Greenmount Cemetery
Ballimore
Washington
Senate
Bryan Delegates Fight Roils Virginia Dems Over Daniel
Lynchburg Virginia March report says Bryan Democrats oppose Senator Daniel as a Denver delegate. A F Tomas criticizes Daniel’s stance, warns against enforcing Bryan support, cites threats and bombast. Virginia convention likely to back Bryan with delegates loyal to him.
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Washington Post
Lynchburg
Mar
A. F. ‘Tomas
Virginia
Daniel
Denver
Bryan
Mr. Srynn
Judge Parker
Sailor Dies After Fist Fight Aboard Ship
John Anderson, a sailor from the steamship Luriline, died of heart failure during a fist fight with Peter Cosin aboard the Luriline in Newport News. Cosin was released after a coroner’s inquiry, but may face trial in Warwick County. Anderson’s sister in Washington was notified.
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The
Washington Post
Newport News
John Anderson
Peter Cosin
Cosin
Warwick County
Anderson
Cogin
Jgte
B. R. Gary
Washington
Collector Shoots Debtor In Norfolk Suburb
Norfolk Va March 19 Henry J Hyslop a newspaper collection agent shot building contractor John C Blaylock at his Lamberta Point home after Blaylock allegedly threatened him. Hyslop said he fired in self defense and the bullet passed through Blaylock left side. Surgeons could not say if Blaylock will recover. Hyslop surrendered to police.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
John C. Blaylock
Lamberta Point
Henry J. Hyslop
Blaylock
Hyslop
St Regis Hotel Uplifts Dress Code For All Guests
A public notice extols the St Regis as an American hotel with comforts and a homelike atmosphere. It rejects snobbery over attire and promises equal service for businessmen in a simple suit. Rooms, baths, and modest rates from five to twelve dollars are highlighted for two.
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London
New York
The
St Regis
St. Regis
Metropalis
Binhop
Norfolk and Western rails contract pact with Carnegie Steel
Roanoke Va March 19 The Norfolk and Western Railway Company has contracted for 10000 tons of standard section rails with the Carnegie Steel Company Deliveries to be at the rate of 3000 tons monthly for the next five months.
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Washington
Roanoke
Norfolk ‘and Western Railway Company
Carnegie Steel
Tipplers' List May Run Against Saloonkeepers
The Washington Post reports Alexandria police chief is quietly compiling a list of habitual drinkers under the new Bud liquor law signed by Guy Ewanson, aiming to bar over 100 citizens from saloons. The list will include those with prior arrests for drunkenness and known tipplers, with release to saloonkeepers once ready, causing unease in the city and neighboring counties.
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Ashington
Post -Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Statanca
Webster, Wooster
Econfronta
Gonds
Police Department
Guy. Ewanson
Woman's Fatal Mistake Causes Death in Hyattsville
Special to the Washington Post from Hyattsville Maryland reports Mrs. Mar McDermott aged forty six wife of George W McDermott a mechanic died today at her mother's home after taking a dose of carbolic acid by mistake. She collapsed and died before reaching her own home next door. A coroner's jury ruled death due to heart failure from an accidental overdose of carbolic acid. She had suffered heart trouble for years and left behind three daughters.
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Tia Weahington
Hyattsville
Mar. McDermott
George W McDermott
Djanere
Five wire kills two in Petersburg incident
Edward Coleman a section hand and Sterling Ford an employee of the Petersburg Granite Quarrying Company were killed when contact with a live wire while removing a derrick across trolley lines. Phil Godsey was badly injured while others worked to free the derrick from the trolley wire near Fernald Park in Dinwiddie County Virginia.
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Washington Poo
Petersburg
Edward Coleman
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
Sterling Ford
Petersburg Granite Quarrying Company
Dinwiddie County
Phil Godsey
Fernald Park
Indians Are Proving Claims In Cherokee Share Suit
Washington Post reports Guyon Miller and two assistants are in Winston-Salem testing testimony of claimants to a $4,000,000 government distribution to descendants of the eastern band of Cherokee. Local claimants include individuals described as negroes with some Indian blood. proceedings held under Court of Claims directives.
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Washington Post
Winston-Salem
N. C
Guyon Miller
Court of Clams
Court of Claims
Hailey Not a Candidate in Sixth District Race
Richmond Va March 19 Senator Den FP Halsey of Lynchburg denied yesterday reports that he planned to run against Representative Carter Gised in the Sixth district for the Congressional nomination.
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Washington Post
Richmond
den FP. Halsey
Lynchburg
Carter Gised
Greece lodges protest over Belhaven Greek riot
Special to The Washington Post reports Greece filed a formal protest with the United States about the Belhaven riot that injured five Greeks, with three expected to die. The violence, largely by Black and a few white locals, disrupted a Greek colony tied to Interstate Cooperage, a Standard Oil subsidiary, as arrests and surveillance followed.
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Washington Pont
Norfolk
Belhaven
Greece
United States
Wil
Stia
Interstate ‘Cooperage’ Company
Standard Oil Company
Manassas Votes Dry in Local Election
Manassas Virginia voters approved a local option measure today, with the town going dry by a vote of 56 to 0. After May 1 there will be no saloons left in the county according to the report.
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Washington’ Post
Manassas
Tha
Supreme Court Dockets and Adjournments In 1900s Record
The legal record lists Supreme Court presence from Chief Justice to nine Justices and named attorneys across cases in error from Merchanted National Bank of Houston to Hudson County Water Company. It notes adjournment to today, March 20, with numerous cases in the Court of Appeals, District of Columbia and Equity Court, detailing arguments, appointments, and motions. It also covers Circuit Court calendars, criminal court verdicts, bankruptcies, probate, and mechanics liens, naming parties like Twining, American Stove Company, Detroit Stove Works, and various attorneys.
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United States Supreme Court
Harlen
Justice Brewer
Justice White
Peckham
McKenna
Tuntco Holmes
Justice Day
Moody
G. A. Spoulaing
Garcia
Okla
Honry Samuel Fricat
St. Lewis
Guy W. Malin
Cinefrinads
Ohio
Abram D. Gaah
Chicago
Robert H. McCarter
Stc
Gilvert Colina
Richard V. Lindabury
Albert C. Twining
State of
New Jersey
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Robb
Justice van Oradel
Francia B. James
Fronk D. Ryen
Case Brothers
H.W. Murphy & Co
S.r H. Warner, Jr
American Stove Company
Detroit Stove Works Et al
Lastow Stove Company
Sagre
Mn U.N
Appellant
Appelise Barstow Stove Company
H. L. Clarke
Appeliss American Stove Company
8. R. Betts
Appullea
Detroit Stam: Works
J. W. Munray
Appellea Américan Stova Company
Patant Appaal
Durkee, Jr
Supreme Court
Equity Court I
Juatha Clabouen
American Ice Company Ye
T. H. Fitnem
Go- Mickor
WW. H. Ambrose
Albert Sitlers
Willaine
Ve. Pennebaker
Strasberger
Davia
Conkling
New York Life Tnsurance and Trust Company
Attorners
Johson- Berry & Minor
Grose
Gross
White
Circuit Court No
Santley Anderson
United States
Tradestien's Trust Company
Bockleave
Plaintif
Columbia National Land Dredging Company
Hamilton & Colbert
G. W. Bayden
Washington Post Company
Washington “and Potomac Steamboat Company
Attorneye, Carr, Poynor Taylor
Hatston @ siddons
Chontove, Early
Frank Lesamanit
Orst
Beco
Attoney
Thames L. Jones
John Thompson
Nolle Fron
R. B. McNamara
William
James Willams
Joseph 'T Taylor
McNeill
David Rothschita
Herman
Florentina Care Company
W. P. Phuza- Jey
A. Johnston
Whealer
Apteopolitan
Storneys
Hughes & Gray
M. J. Colbart
Ansindt & Sons
Hubna
L. P. Loving
Dowfendant
A. A. Birney
Haller
Bailey
J. H. Adriaane
Linnay Ve. “Capital ‘Traction Company
Aetornsye
Simmons
C. W. O'Donoghue
Autorior
T. Dunlop
Real estate transfers listed for streets in Washington area
Real estate transfers show multiple parcel sales on streets including School Street Southwest, Twenty-Fifth Street Northwest, Takoma Park area, and Mount Vernon sections. Parties include Elizabeth Henderson, Bernard Leonard, Jessie Behnshirt, Frank Grant, Norma Thorne, Edward Dulle, Mary Widmayer, Sarah Goode, Charles King, John Minnix, Joseph Wilkinson, George Prevost, Mary Heany, Robert Burnes, and Adolf Faidross with various lots, squares, and trusts noted. Transfers involve lot numbers, blocks, squares, and nominal sums, with several properties conveyed to trustees or individuals.
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School Street
Takoma Park
Norris Thorne
Gustee
Frank H. Grant
Frank H Grant
Treates
Norma Thorne
Claughton
F. L
Vogh Trwatees
Edward M
Dullest Ux
Mary Widmayer
Sarah
Newton M. Minnis
Henrietta V. Minnix
Joseph
N. Wilkinson
George A. Prevost
Mary | Heany
Robert P.burnes
Highta
Withelima Vierbuchen
Adolph Fatdross
YylIr
Tam J. Voudernside
Deeds of Trust Across Multiple Squares in City Real Estate
A list of deeds of trust filed for various properties across Squares and Additions including SQUARE TH Albert Korto to Willam A. Hail and Charles F. Wallraff securing sums from 1,500 to 18,000 dollars with terms from 3 months to 8 years and semiannual or annual interest. Names include Abigail C. Newman, Mary Widmayer, Anna Z. Merial, Laura and George V. Blakeney among others, with locations such as COLUMBIA HEIGHTS and FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS referenced.
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Squaem
Halph P. Barbar
Guy H. Jobhaon
Pam Redier
Coent
Faith
Frank T. Rawlings
Frank Collips
Oecurs
Edward Mec. Jones
Ould
Abigail C. Newman
John Ridout
Walter R. Wilcox
Charles P. Williang
Mary Widmayer
J. Louis Willige
Aml
Daniel
Edward ML Dulin
Keto G. Evangel Vin
Raymond A. Fegan
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Barcass
George Avarh
Robert P
Hane
William K. His
Yeakle
Franz H. Ridgway
st_ux
Wille
B. Edmonston
Louis R. Peek
Charles E. Marsh
Fairview Heights
Pelaven W. Harrieston
Henry C. Stewart
James M. Green
Dorsey
Thomas F. Condon
William F. Quicksall
Joan O'Hagan
Mary I. Robocon
Bates Warren
Jong
Warren
Edwerg J. Stellwagon
George EB. Fleuting
Edward UU
Ernest HL Merrink
Henry FL Woot
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Washingtonian
Virginia Weddings
Winchester
Edward B. Sartelle
Elizabeth Fehoostock
Peter S. Fahnentock
Shenandoah County
DH Kern
Braddock Street
Merheds’ Episcopal Church
Frederickshux
Frederick D. Osborne
Mra Wikza “Skidmore
Staford County
D. J. Shapoff
Stafford
Pharmacs
7Th
H Stine
Post
Whyte
Senator
Thomas
Daniel Boom
Sailor
Alexandria Police
Millard P. Vincent
Washington Street Methodist Episcopal Church
William di. Munsey
D. D
Schuler
Munsey
Aquia Creek
BE. A. Gorman
Ead
Xoomson Mancure
Samuel D. Devaughn
South Royal Street
Corporation Court
J. C. Barley
Harry Smith
John Peon
John McCuen
Franc C. Wilkins
Institute I
C. F. Lodge
Potomac Lodge
No. 38
Order of Odd Fellows
Front Royal
Order
W. A. Martin
Sree
Dinwiddie
Hailey
Anti-saloon Party
Pinintiff
Howerd Bord
P. HH. Marshall
W. Bride
Ralston & Siddon
Furrin
Cook
Attornays
Derr & Ridout
Doyte
International Fruit Company
Af ‘Balttie Md
Beker
Clephane
Akters
Karr
Philadelphia
Halioad Company
Mad
Dex Hae Galley
Hayden
Eee
Hidenour
Woodward
Attorneyn
McNjamara
Hallway’ Company
Marbury
Goswall É& Héckling
Stater
Fuller Company
Duvall
Thoman & Blair
Johnston
Braxtor
Peolle Hughes & Grayridge
Kyle Vs
Realty
Banking ‘and ‘Trust !Company
Leighton
UL Earon
Darling Ve. Hallowell
Mallowvey—Evans
Bankruptcy Court
Clabaugh
Tara Jon W
Trossel
Walter Hlesson
Justice Gould
Denis J.” Statford
Helen
Whitton
EL W. Schon
George T. Dunlop
Dunlop
Mary
BE. Dubois
William Duboie
Georga EB. Fleming
Almon
Clapp
Dean & Marine
Bart W. Haynes
Josepling Haynes
Eb, Forrest
Clara L. Baker
William M. Baker
H. Franc
Frederick Lao
B.C Dutton
Thomas Richardson
J. Wilmer ‘Latimer
Pstate
Seattle
Lanston
Will
W. 4. McKenney
Ernest Glehnerve
Ernest Burgdart
J. A. Butler
Edwin Ru
Ernest Durgdart
Michael A. Foley
Costikyan & Co. Ve
N. Hekiman & Co
C. G. Sloan & Co
Flatatla
H.W. Wheatley
No. Bos
Jeanetts Cohen Et al
A. F. Fox Company
Po E H. Marshall
Washburn
Crosby's
Washington, D. C
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