Smith Wins Senate Seat Amid Maryland Assembly Turmoil
In Annapolis on March 24 Maryland voters elected John Walter Smith to the U.S. Senate amid Republican caucus maneuvering to block a ballot sample law in Wilson County and Democratic defeats in the primary. The legislature adopted a Baltimore City plan while governors and leaders realigned after a surprise overturn of a proposed protection law.
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Woman killed by fright in Virginia street incident
In Kieanend Virginia on March 24 Mrs George Kolyon a relative of Harry Kthane died after a fright on the street caused by a team. The fright affected her heart and she collapsed while en route to Young Women’s association rooms. Mrs Lyon was reported to be a widow.
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Seven Years for Firing Dwelling in Winchester
Winchester Virginia, March 24. Convicted of setting fire to a dwelling near Millood Clarke ties, Wilson was sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary. The house was unoccupied at the time of the blaze.
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In justice to the cook and best bread flour
A plea for fair consideration of a cook’s efforts and the right flour to achieve quality bread. Emphasizes giving the cook opportunity to perform, while noting the importance of using the finest flour.
Davis Company II Accused in Coal Car Discrimination
Elk Coal Company petitions to halt discrimination by Davis Colliery and partners including former U.S. Senator Davis and Hal President, alleging denial of full rail car delivery since August 1905. Suit seeks arming from unequal service and restoration of same car allotment as Davis Colliery, claiming loss of 1 006 tons and profits of 0. pence per ton.
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SLAIN YOUNG STORE KEEPER IN MARYLAND VILLA BURNT
Meherrin Virginia March 24 John T Wood twenty, son of Wood, living Nutbush, murdered in his store last night. Building burned to conceal crime. Burglars suspected after three prior break-ins within year. Father broke door, found son head crushed by axe, body burned. Oil poured, flames rose. hounds unable to track due to rain.
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Roanoke Wins Convention For State Democratic Meet
Virginia Democrats set Roanoke as the site for the June 15 state convention to elect delegates. Delegates to the Denver national convention will be chosen based on last election votes. A. P. Rowe and R. H. Hermon were elected to fill district committee seats.
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Rival conventions held in Danville Virginia
Danville factions Lily Whites and Black and Tang held separate conventions naming contesting delegations to the state convention. Lily White meeting presided by Frank D. Lumkin indicated Negroes would not be recognized, while the Negro meeting led by J. M. Clark remained uninstructed.
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BRYAN AT CLIFTON FORGE
William J. Bryan arrived this morning from Lexington, greeted by many at all stations along the route. At 2 o clock he spoke to the Clifton Forge city school board, teachers and pupils in the new public school building. Tonight he addressed a large audience at the Masonic Opera House with remarks on current events.
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Employee Fatally Injured by Band Saw at Elkins Lumber Plant
Elking Virginia March 24 F I Ryers a mill employee at Elkins Lumber Company was fatally injured when struck by a revolving band saw. Left arm mangled chest torn ribs gashed and throat cut with internal injuries reported. Also death of Rev John Hulings Stockton Elwell aged 42 at Blue Ridge Summit Grisfield Md survived by widow and two sons.
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Alexandria
Virginia Obituary Notes From Regions and Counties
Virginia obituaries report Mag Farag of Murphy County near Nonnt Hall, survived by five daughters and one son. Robert H. Long, 75, Confederate lieutenant, died at daughter’s home in Wardensville, WV, leaving many children. Benjamin Jones, 40, of King George County, died of typhoid fever, survived by widow, six children, sister and brother. James Mastin, 75, Confederate veteran of Spotsylvania, died of stomach cancer, survived by widow and nine children. Alex Lynch, Round Hill, married to Prof. James Herrman Simmers in Leesburg, ceremony at Round Hill Baptist Church. bride is granddaughter of Captain William B. Lynch. They will reside in Chest City.
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Twins Fall From Window in Rear Yard Tragedy
Two two year old twins in New York’s Harlem section fell headlong from a second story window at 444 East Eighty-ninth Street while playing. Locked guards failed to secure the window. they were rushed to Presbyterian Hospital with severe injuries and a slim chance of survival.
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Denver Millionaires' Club leader arrested in Chicago
Joseph R. Wells, tied to the Denver Millionaires' Club, was arrested by Sheriff Edward Kittleson and moved to Rock Island for trial on confidence man charges. Detectives say Wells and his gang defrauded Rock Island residents of at least 560,000 over the last year through fake prize fights while a dynamite plot against the Rock Island News office is alleged.
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Corsets Promote Modern Silhouette in Fashionable Season
Women embrace corsets as the most correct fashion choice this season, shaping hips and abdomen to long slender lines. Model 406 titled New Snug Hip features white batiste fabric, front and side supporters, boned with ALONH, sizes 18 to 30, priced at $2.50. Model 410 mirrors the design with similar specs, offering a boned, rust-proof construction and a model for every figure.
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Wheat and Corn Prices Rise Amid Bullish World Stocks
New York grain notes report spot wheat steady to higher with No 2 red around 1.19 elevator, 1.03 f. o. afloat. Citations indicate firm markets on better buying, dry weather forecasts, and bullish Argentine weather signals. Corn receipts 3,700 bushels with spot No 2 at 76 elevator and No 2 yellow nominal. futures firm on lighter selling pressure and improved supply outlook.
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Daily Cotton Market Shows Activity and Steady Tone
New York markets record rising activity with relative steadiness in new crop positions. Prices open steady and fall early before recovering as buyers cover. May and Ally dip to 9.49 and 9.43 respectively, while October trades around 9. Poverty reports from the South and flood warnings affect demand. senior traders note conflicting shipment views and potential for shipments from the South.
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Live Stock Markets Mixed as Receipts Pressure Beef Prices
New York market shows heavy receipts with firm beef at 6.00 per pound and slow calf sales, while hogs remain steady around 6.00 to 6.60. Chicago activity mirrors steady cattle and hog values with moderate demand, and London copper and metal markets edge higher alongside mixed foundry and iron ore pricing.
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New York Money Market Report Snapshot
The market shows on hand figures with rates around 1 percent on call funds and 2 percent ruling rate. Time loans remain steady with sixty days at 5 percent and longer terms near 4 to 4.5 percent. Prime mercantile paper and government securities appear referenced amid broad market chatter.
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Scandal in Roghette Gase shakes French finance
In Paris on March 24 a court closed all Credit Minier branches in France. Henri Rochette, as promoter, faces swindling charges and was taken into custody. Ministers Cruppi and Rabier denied links as lawyers to Rochette. Bank officials were appointed as administrators. Rochette investors seek redress. The Franco Spanish Bank and Credit Minier stock values plummeted and a $1.8 million seizure was ordered.
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Populist delegates named as Georgia plans move forward
The Georgia Populist state executive committee selected forty nine delegates to the national convention in St Louis on April 2 and adopted resolutions criticizing the current state administration. Thomas B Watson was named among the delegates at large and a state convention for governor candidates was scheduled for later. Arizona dates noted for territorial conventions and party meetings followed. Schlitz Beer dominance highlighted with global reach and claims of purity driving high sales.
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