Bawden Keeps Hair Girls At Vassar Liked Him
Professor Heath Bawden of Cincinnati University faced demand for resignation over private views on marriage and sociology. President Dabney considered temporary continuation of classes while trustees are away. Bawden spoke publicly on marriage, advocating a comrade-based ideal and esthetic companionship, while noting social constraints and the role of divorce. The Vassar connection highlighted student support and speculation about his fate.
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Vassar
Five Hundred Dollar Ride Linked to Train Incident
A misread OCR note describes a $500 reward for a seven mile ride and mentions a train, a fault in timing, and various unclear names and places. It notes a woman and a man involved and a possible search or alert linked to a Western Ba Rosa stone and other scattered terms.
Senator Simmons Opposes Inst a North Carolina Delegation
Senator Simmons, in an interview today, urged keeping the North Carolina delegation unpledged at the Democratic National Convention. He said it is best to let the delegates decide on the candidate after the primary, rather than committing to any one nominee.
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Simms
North Caroinas
Derser
Holiday for Virginia Observe June 3 in honor of Jefferson Davis
Governor Swanson issues a proclamation urging Virginians to mark June 3 as a holiday in memory of Jefferson Davis. Roanoke Democrats plan to transfer monument duties to Bryan supporters as national events stir party activity. Also reported, a Roanoke mass meeting aligned with state convention preparations amid calls to swell Virginia delegation to Denver. In Essex County, J Kay, a longtime small-town merchant, is found dead in woods. coroner rules death due to exposure.
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Virginia
Denver
Spectal
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Fredercksburg
J Kay
Caroline Courty
Wonish
Essex County
Suit for alienation of affection hinges on Baltimore case
Baltimore May 1 The trial of retired Police Lieut William B Rowe’s suit for $100000 against Albert N Horner real estate agent for alienation of his wife Mary V Rowe’s affection opened in City Court before Judge Niles A jury heard Rowe say Horner robbed him of his wife’s devotion two years ago Rowe says the wife is his third and Horner was known on West Fayette street as Mr Chew They planned divorces with the wife to be from Rowe and Horner from his wife He alleges a poison threat if divorce did not occur.
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Washington Post
Mary V. Rowe
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Albert N Horner
Niles
Rowe
Horner
Leutenant
Police Department
Patapgco
Carroll County
Lve
Jealousy turns fatal in Richmond Street shooting
David Hatfield, a contractor, was shot dead by WC Butler after an alleged jealousy dispute over Butler’s wife. The incident occurred at Eighteenth and Franklin streets as the men faced off with Butler firing three shots. Hatfield died at the scene, and Butler surrendered to officers awaiting a preliminary hearing.
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W C Butler
Richmond Street
Waongton
Redmond
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Sifield
Baidlers Young and
Eigteenth
Tranklin
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Burt
Marfield
Airship Records, Wrights Rivalry, and Court Notes
Reported airship tests claim world altitude records with heavier than air craft and Wrights under scrutiny as investors and observers press for results. Maryland Court of Appeals term opens with heated argument on various cases including Fermer and Henke trading as Bernheimer Reo versus George Urge, with trust and probate matters listed.
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Court of pAppeils
Stewart
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Henke
Bernheimer
George Urge
Flour Test Weighs Gold Medal Against Ordinary
A simple kitchen trial compares a pound of ordinary flour with a pound of Gold Medal Flour. Bake with each and note which yields more and better results. The test centers on real baking performance to determine quality.
Prince George Wet Vote Skews Local Option Results
Special to The Washington Star from Hyattsville May 12 reports Prince George County voted against local option to pay the majority for the wet ticket. Negroes voted almost solidly against local option while whites largely stayed home. districts show wets leading in several areas with mixed white support in Marlboro and Kent. Overall wets held a county-wide majority of 24.
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Prince George County
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Clazzett
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Merrick
Opton
Equar
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Chiltum
Jo Knna Hay
Ays
Willitsville
Bladengbure
Queen Anne
Mari Wro
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Brandywine
Wa Ority
Piscataway
Sarratts
Mijor
Mrs Horner Gets Divorce in Atlanta Case
Daisy Emerson Horner was granted a divorce from Mitchell Horner known as Jack Horner in Atlanta Superior Court on May 1. The couple, long linked with Baltimore, faced allegations of infidelity and alienation of affections. A famed mistress at Jewelers testified gems were charged to Horner. The jury approved the divorce. Horner currently hides in Maryland courts as Isaac Imerse n’s daughter and family notes.
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Mitchell Sturner
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Accusations of Bank Falsifications Reported in Mecklenburg Case
A report to Judge W R Barksdale details falsified accounts at Bank of Mecklenburg and its Chase City branch. The expert accountant’s findings accuse cashiers K O Overby and Hiskins Jr of improper entries and enabling overdrawn accounts without director consultation, with loans to patrons described as improper.
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Knights of Columbus Meet Seclal to T Washington Post Petersburg
The Virginia Knights of Columbus held their eighth annual session in Petersburg with R J Davis of Portsmouth presiding. Officers elected include R J Davis as state deputy M J Murphy as state secretary I T Sheehan as state treasurer W M Doyle as state warden and Rev Jo T Farrel as state chaplain Staunton selected as next meeting site. Special to The Washington Post. Belle Hook and L S Sanger wed in Washington.
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Norfolk State
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Roanoke
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Lynchburg
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Staunton
Maryland Obituary Highlights Civil War Legislator William Henry Legs
Baltimore May 12 Col William Henry Legs a Maryland Legislator during and before the Civil War died unexpectedly at his home of Brights disease He was born January 12 1832 on Kent Island He was one of two surviving members of the 1861 Frederick meeting His death leaves Easton Chaplain Professor Alexander Chaplain as the sole survivor of that historic body Also noted Cullen Beall 55 of Browningsville died Sunday of Brights disease Survived by wife one son several brothers in Frederick and Montgomery Counties Another obituary mentions Col Williamegn il Bam of Covington Va born 1838 a Confederate veteran who commanded the Seven Virginia Regiment and opposed McKinley at Floyd Mountain.
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Alexander Chaplain
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Poison in coffee case shocks Wickington area
Barbara Pie twenty two of Wa Boston street was arraigned for attempted poisoning after a coffee can contained paris green. Anton Pis, her husband, fell ill after drinking coffee and testified he feared returning home. The physician noted the poison could have killed three men, and witnesses said the couple had a troubled marriage.
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City Council Stays in Control of School Building Title
Alexandria city council debated finance and schools report to fund a new girls school building with 20,000 dollars. Snowden opposed a clause making the city council owner, but the measure passed. Other items included tax rate, armory possession, and sewer appropriation.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Steet
Alexandria Va
Committee On Finance and Schools
Snowden
Uhier
Gold Peabody
Marshall
Committee of Generary Laws
James E Kings
Alexandria
Quit Claim To Armory In Alexandria
Maj James vn King records a quitclaim deed to the Alexandria Armory from Alexandria Light Infantry members. If disbanded, armory passes to Alexandria City Council for future military use. Gov Swanson disbanded Company G of the Seventieth Regiment. Frank J. Playmaker to organize a new company.
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Seventieth Virginia Regiment
Alexandria Corporation Court
Alexandria
Alexandria Light Infantry
City Council of
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Gov Swaison
King
Frank J. Playmaker
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ease Headache Fast
Readers are urged to try Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for rapid headache relief. Endorsed by users and druggists, the ad claims thousands recommend them and offers a money back promise on the first pack. Available at all druggists.
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Lanasa Given Ten Years In A Severe Baltimore Sentence
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore Md May 12 Lanasa a prosperous wealthy fruit dealer was sentenced to ten years in the Criminal Court by Judges Wright and Stockbridge pending an appeal to the Court of Appeals He faced the most severe sentence in years and was released on 10000 bail meanwhile Di Giorgio whose home was dynamited by the Black Hand conspirecy testified that Lanasa hired him to blow up Di Giorgia home after the latter refused a payoff.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
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Wright and Stockbridge
Court of Appeals
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Ten years for Black Hand members convicted in Morgantown
Antonio Manduro Gaetano Siciliano and Nikola Verpole were found guilty in Morgantown Maryland of conspiring to extort money and were sentenced by Judge John W Mason to ten years in the penitentiary. One confessed and two admitted membership in the Black Hand Society in a crowded courtroom with many Italians present.
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Syme Asussess
Morgentown
Antonio
Manduro Gaetano Siciliano
Nikola 'Verpole
Black Hand Seciety
John W Mason
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George W Willenham Obituary in Brusetown
Winchester May 12. Following a long illness George W Willenham aged seventy three, a prominent land owner, died yesterday at his home in Brusetown. He is survived by his wife and two sons.
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George W Willenham
Brusetown
Identity of Prospec Park man who died by his own hand
New York May 12 The body of Monard Lytton Robeson of Brooklyn was identified today as the man who died by his own action in Prospect Park Brooklyn Sunday by shooting himself He was formerly a stock broker in the curb market and his wife said he had lost about 175000 in the recent financial panic.
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Aty Robeson
Names of guests at multiple hotels across cities list likely attendees
A dense OCR listing numerous travelers and companions staying at the Willard and Shoreham and other hotels in Baltimore Boston Brooklyn Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and more. The fragmentary text pairs names with hotels and cities, suggesting a society or guest roster across venues. Names include Forsell Farr Procter Fitz Vickery Rane Hemp hill James Borhan Sear Shoreham Abbe Graber St James Bohannon Jeffrys Kemperational Laddis Hunt Mitchell Rice Jawwbl Welsentour Sebuttz Mehec Weber Camae Gage Rosenkern Sebuttz etc. The document reads like a hotel guest directory or social register excerpt.
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Chicago
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Shorenam
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Raleigh Cincinnatie
Erwin Ralegh
Charles Brown Ebbitt
Laddis & James
York City
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OS Hunt Misges
Mitchell Calmia Rice
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Craig C W_ Cnombs aid wife Leymen Nations W C Doamer RW Welsentour
Lincoln St James
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Folwe
Sebuttz Shoreham EL
Weber
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M Schofield
Jemmes O Gage
Rosenkern
Bekoer
Maynen Riggs
McCormack
Abell Thomas Bruce
Woods
Kew
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Woods Raleigh
Verdict Clears Unknown Slayer in Naval Officer's Wife Murder
Coroners jury finds the death of Mrs Mary Rorschach at the hands of an unknown party with strong suspicion aimed at H W West Jr, a Portsmouth boy. West's father vows legal action for defamation. Evidence details are not fully disclosed. Commonwealth attorney and families may pursue further investigation.
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Mary FE Rorschach
Frank Rorschach
Navy
H W West
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Jeading
Mary Rorschach
Jr West
Bedford City
Lizzie Lawhess
Frank de Sales
Rorschach
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Rorsachach
Commonwealth S Attorney
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Virginia Weddings in Staunton Arrington and Heathsville
Staunton May 12 Harry A Spenser of Arrington Va and Miss Mary Goodwing wed yesterday at the brides father Capt Mills home Rev O F Gregory DD officiated. Heathsville May 12 Miss Eliza C Yeale of Mississippi and Richard uy Yeale of Windy Point married at the Methodist parsonage yesterday Rev C H Willams officiating. Miss Eva Lewis and Jett Winstead married at Gideon Methodist Episcopal Church this morning Rev CH Willams officiating.
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