Richmond Delegate Puller Indiscreet in Lunatics Expenses Debate
Richmond delegate Puller is criticized for alleged indiscreet activity in a measure regulating lunatic expenses. The committee finds no clear misconduct tied to Portsmouth Waterworks bonds and notes amendments proposed by Senator John Chapman. The report details debate, amendments, and committee conclusions with emphasis on the parliamentary process and expense oversight.
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Richmond
Portsmouth
Washington
Hichmond
Wortsmouth, Berkley and Sotolk Water Company
Inuca
John A Chapman
Senate
Otichis
Reilway
Radford Bal
Unis Dali
Jala W Church
Aan
Chilimans
Southwrstan Radsvay
Receivers Named as Baltimore Papers Fail to Meet Obligations
In a tumultuous chapter for Herald property and the American Ice Company, Judge Morris appointed receivers to manage the publisher’s assets after failed attempts to meet immediate obligations. The case, tied to clashes among Lyn Meek, the Borie Company, and the Obasu estate, centers on a March filing seeking 25,000 dollars in damages and the seizure of papers at the demand of creditors. Nearby, the inquest into George Vitentine’s death proceeds as Theron Rlung Jones faces the grand jury after a barroom shooting in a Virginia county.
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Baltimore
Wiesliteun Postumer
Mab
Mawel Zeon
Weeley
Aer
Leach Vad
Weectohester Conmiyy N
Byennes Ag
BL Meck
Beanlent
Borie Company
Mf Diva
Meekins
Une Vereld
Conpeny
Moris
Soner
Gohan Cr
Rose
Tories
Olee
God
Andy Fe
Obasu Titesn
Euien
Erik
Gisseth
Statis Meir
Elersbug
Nc Oreners
Uda
George Vitentine
Theron Rlung Jones
Jones
Virginia Obituary Notices From Chatham and Winchester
Virginia obituary notices list multiple deaths across towns including Chatham P. O. Potters of Washti, Pittsylvania County aged 78, and several other individuals aged 42, 71, and above. The items note survivors such as spouses, children, and siblings, with locations including Fredericksburg, Winchester, and York. The column also mentions notable medical figure Dr Tough T Nelson, aged 63, a prominent surgeon and educator, with affiliations to the University of Virginia and national surgical societies.
Indictments Lied for Dozens of Offenses in County Grand Jury
The Washington Post reports a six day grand jury in Rockville Maryland returned 99 true bills citing offenses led by larceny and assault. Indictments include perjury, burglary, statutory taking, and concealing weapons. Ernest Horgiton tied to an earlier murder trial of Deputy Lead William Embrey.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Grand
Ernest Horgiton
Len Bebo
William Ro Embrey
James A Whiten
Tieghten
Embrey
Whalen
Suchvas
Sabor
Waelnagioy
Whalen Houghton
Bigamist Divorce Case Shocks Cumberland Woman
Julia Bequeath of Everett married Frank Bruueath in December and, after his desertion, believed she was free to wed Charles W. Cox of Cumberland. Bequeath later learned she had never been divorced and severed ties with Cox. She seeks separation and custody of their 14 year old son while alleging cruelty and intoxication by Bruueath.
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Sperlatta
Washington Post
Cumberland
Julia Bequeath
Frank Bruueath
Everett
Ila Gigores
Remavry Cox
Election Shifts in Hagerstown Mayoral Race and Council
Special dispatch reports Frank W. Mish won the mayoral seat by a large margin, defeating Abraham C. Strites amid party friction. Democrats also claimed Ward 4 council with William Startzman by 700, and Ward 3 elected Herbert Cost. bond plans for drainage passed by 460 in a Republican-leaning ward.
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Washington
Wageratowna
Frank W. Mish
Democruke Nominde
Abraham C. Strites
Moancilaen
Echagen
Thes
Ane
William N. Startzman
Charles J Bowman
Herbert
John J. Adams
Den
Virginia Weddings Highlight County Ceremonies Across State
Fredericksburg witnessed the marriage of John Cran Hal and Miss Suse Mitchell at the home of Barney George in Laincaster Counts with Rev. Brudter officiating. Warrenton reported the morning wedding of Misa Adolphine Chilton Vivian and Jack Solomonsky at the bride’s home, conducted by Rabbi Cohen of Norfolk. In Winchester Miss Charlotte May Conner and A. Garrett Carter tied the knot at the bride’s home with plans to dine in Woodstock where the groom serves as assistant postmaster.
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Winchester
A. Garrett Carter
D. Ty Carter
Woodstock
Shenandoah Cannts
Uebride
Grorge Bowers
Grace Latherin Church
Snow Stopped Ball Game In Ellicott City Md
Rock Hill College and the Springtimes opened the baseball season at Ellicott City. Five innings were played before a heavy snowfall forced abandonment with the score tied 3 to 3. Weather halted play shortly after the fifth inning.
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Llcott City
Rock Hill College
Ellicott City
Forgery Charge Brought Against Prominent Lawyer in Death Certificate Scheme
Parkersburg West Virginia March 278 G Duckworth a lawyer of high standing is charged with forging death certificates to secure policy payments. A State warrant names Eris F Dadset as issuer. Wedge learned of the fraud and will aid prosecutions. Duckworth was released on bond and faces further charges.
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Sportal
Washington Post
Parkersberg
W.va
G. Duckworth
Jarac Mn
Warrauc
Eris F Dadset
Nota
Alged Bos
Duckworth
Dodge
County Cierk Stout
Stout
Doge
Wedge
W. J. Davidson
Parkersburg
Hugh Wilson
Wreck near Patuxent trains collide injuring four
A Pennsylvania Railroad collision near Patuxent station between Odenton and Bowie, Maryland, left four people injured including a likely fatal fireman and a postal clerk. Both locomotives were destroyed and a passenger car shattered as freight and passenger trains collided after a freight engine moved wrong way. Traffic delayed briefly.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Patuxent Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ove
S EK. Worting
Washington
Sega
St. Colburn
Cléri
Maltimore
William Dremier
IL & Orkme
Baltimora
Vuta
Ben Agit
Odenton
Bowie
FRM
Mat Wada
Dunger
Trafic
Maryland Obituary Notices From Rural Maryland Towns
Maryland obituaries list Crisfeld of Emerset County at Tul's Corner aged about eighty, Benjmin Franklin Vinson of Darnestown died in Washington at fifty, and Norval E. Foard long time editor in Baltimore died of pneumonia at 69. Foard, born in Alexandria, served with the Confederacy before joining The Sun and The Armadac staff. survived by wife Emily J. Virdin and three children. The clipping includes assorted domestic doings, wartime dispatches, and misc. humorous exchanges from various papers.
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Crisfeld
Tull
Emerset County
Tul's Corner
Boyds
Benjmin Franklin Vinson
Darnestown
Washington
Baltimore
Norval E. Poard
Ban
Sama
Star
Linden Avenue
Alexandria
Joseph Foard
Maryland
Charleston
S.C
Baltimore Gazette
Battle of Manassas
Foard
The
Sun
Poard
Sun Armadac
Emily J. Virdin
W. W. Virdin
Harford Conuny
Ford
New York
Whitte
Aged Richmond Man Supposed to Have Drowned Himself
Truman Stoddard, 72, disappeared after leaving his son's home in Richmond. Police searched the city and canal, draining water and using every method, but no trace of him has appeared. Witnesses say he muttered of marriage many times, and authorities believe he may have jumped from a bridge into the James River.
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Richmond
T& Zee
Washington Post
Truman Stoddard
Jindaw
J. Lester Taylor
South Fifth Street
Taylor
Sixth Street
Canal
Mr. Stoddard
Stoddard
Sen Onty
James River
Virginia Conference ends as Winchester Shenandoah districts unite
The Virginia Conference of the United Brethren Church, meeting at Berkeley Springs West Virginia, adjourned after a close five vote margin approving consolidation of the Winchester and Shenandoah districts. Rev W F Gruver was elected presiding elder of the new district by one vote over Rev A S Hammack. Membership reports show gains and Liberals funded church work. appointments for the new district were announced.
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Washington Post
Harrisonburg
Virginia
United Brethren Church
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
J. 3. Mills
Annville
George P. Hott
Winchester
Shenandoah
W. F. Gruver
Hammack
Bishop Mills
Martinsburg
A. B. Wilson
K. Wine
George J. Hott
Bennett
Frederick
A. Stanton
West Frederick
J. Haecey
Jones Springs
Keyver
Ludwik
Westernport
Ida Judy
Pendleton
J. W
Pri
Prankite
J. W. Steam
Churchvile
Falah
Ruckbridge
J, . Maiden
Staunton
W. Stover
Roanoke
C. H. Crowell
Augueta
J. O. & Moers
Dayton
George Newman
Augusta
Mockingham
FT. KR
Dillord
Confession Clears Deathbed Murder in 13 Year Old Case
S W Norris, on his deathbed in Fairmont West Virginia, confessed to killing Amang Newell after a dance quarrel. He claims he killed Newell and dumped the body on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks to mislead investigators. Physicians say Norris is near death from dropsy and unlikely to survive the night.
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Washington Post
Fairmont
W. Va
Amang Newell
S. W. Norris
Norris
Newell
Novel Wedding Tour on a Nitroglycerin Wagon
Edward Kelley a well shooter wed Nellie Severance at Marietta and traveled fifty miles on a nitroglycerin wagon loaded with thirty five quarts of explosive. They returned alive after a dangerous journey, then Kelley proceeded to Syracuse to shoot a well. The bride demanded a wedding trip and rode with him on rough roads, risking detonation.
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Washington
Johnston is Rew Deputy Postmaster Choice in Alexandria
James Johnston, formerly deputy collector of customs in Alexandria, was chosen by Postmaster-elect Burroughs to fill the deputy postmastership. The selection followed declines by several candidates amid internal party maneuvering. Johnston’s appointment met general approval, backed by long Republican activity and wide local support. Bridget T. Hart of Alexandria died aged sixty two at her Fairfax Street home. funeral set for 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. W. M. S. Dunn, former Alexandria resident and father of city engineer H. C. Dunn, died in Nelson County, marking the loss of a former Virginia Midlands Railway chief engineer.
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Winche Tor
Moe
Marthax
Green
Wilew
Lary
Willim
Rome
Polladelphia
Wis
Winchester
Jacob Crust
Frederik County
Taylor Furnace
Par Penter Crabb
York
Maria Bentzell
Herry Bentzell
Adam Bentzell
Wiicke
Wiliam Bentzell
Washington
Renwell
Baal
Tharges Rentzolt Abe
Sears
University of Virgin
Nalionit Assmenten of
Malwa
Medina
Washington Post Bureau
Blking Street
Alexandria
Burroughs
James
Johnston
Mark Agnew
Joseph L. Crapper
Br. Burroughs
Mir. Burroughs
Crappey
Roosevelt
A. H. Agnew
Park Agnew
J. A. Eggborn
Slemp
Republican Party
Eggborn
Bostmaster
Bridget T. Hart
Michael T. Hart
R. H. Lyles
South Fairfax Street
William J. Burley
Martinsburg
W. Va
Death at Blast Furnace in Wheeling West Virginia
March 26 Wheeling West Virginia John Patrick Pat tick died at the Top Mill blast furnace when a cage loaded with metal fell from a height. The cage used to lift ore and materials dropped onto him as he stood beneath it.
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Wheeling
W. Va
John Pattick
Patrick
Creditors to receive about 40 percent after plant sale
The National Electric Company plant and all assets were sold at auction to Charles L. Sullivan of Chicago for 600000. Receiver John I. Beggs listed assets at 1300691 and liabilities at 242000, with creditors expected to recover roughly 40 percent of claims amid bankruptcy tied to founder Bigelow. In Pittsburgh, Westinghouse Electric plans to raise capital to 50000000 and ratifies convertible bond action.
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National Electric Company
Bigelow
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles L. Sullivan
Chicago
John I. Beggs
the Nations Electric Company
Rank G. Bigelow
First National Bank of Milwaukee
Pittsburg
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
East Pittsburg
Market Turmoil Hits Center Market as Celery Famine Looms
Florida shipments uncertain, California supply scarce, dealers bid up celery to 7 a crate and retail at 8. peas scarce, lettuce plentiful, tomatoes improving. London tin and copper markets swing, while local metals prices drift. Toledo and Ohio grain regions note mixed commodity trends.
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Florida
California
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Mantes
Norfolk and Western
Tidewater Railroad
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Storea
Rural Hall
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J. F. Conrad
Patuxent
Columbus
Chicago News
Tommy Toddles
Thera
Tommy
Mr. Toddles
Bradfield Regulator
Advanta
Stode
United Brethren Conference
Ding Man
Bowe
Salisbury
N.C
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Anderson
Williamsburg
Kecat
D. C. Tyler
Circuit Court
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Bluefield
W. V March
George Dmmers
Robert Withers
Gray
Dommers
Withers
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Metal Market
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GOGIR
Speiler
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Standard
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Foundry Northern
Southern
Toledo
Ohio
Lima
Indiana
Che Hun Satem
Usta Myet
Samrian
F.hageen
Toledo, Ohio
Chas. G. Heitinger
Louisiana Avenue
Washington, D.C
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Krell
Same
Pfeiffer
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Knabe & Go
Charles M. Sttaff
Stief
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E. F. Droop & Sons
Steinway
F. G. Smith Piano Co
Bradbury Ideal
Apollo
Bradbury
Relix Apollo Music
O. J. de Moll & Co
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Secret Society
Washington Poet
Washington, D. C
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Washington Foat
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