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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1908

Page

38

Eight More Bishops Union Predicted By Conference Vote

The Methodist Episcopal Conference faced a heated debate over a proposed merger to form two bodies, laymen and ministers. The committee recommended a merger of book business, with bishops and officials arguing for consolidation and the potential division of powers amid tense votes and controversial implications.

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TORN LIMB FROM LIMB MEETS FATALity AT BALTI MORE BUTTER FACTORY

Unclear OCR text from a Baltimore butter factory sets a grim scene with references to a May date. The fragmentary item hints at a fatal incident involving a person named William or similar, but many words are garbled, obscuring the exact event, location, and entities involved.

Court of Appeals Hears District Court Case Involving Norfolk Defendants

Circuit Court of Appeals reviews a district court ruling in a civil dispute involving multiple defendants from Norfolk. The proceedings focus on the legality of prior orders and the appropriateness of certain motions filed by the defense and plaintiffs. The panel includes judges Thorp and Long, with counsel for the Norfolk defendants presenting their arguments.

Maryland Court of Appeals The case proceeds on appeal

The Maryland Court of Appeals reviewed a Circuit Court decision with multiple named parties and judges listed. The document references arguments by Seana and others, the appeal from the circuit court, and involvement of Justices Cochran and Bans in a procedural proceeding.

Seana Whlow Bernard Bans Saker Dukehart Ara Moo Nieieheger Court of Ayet

Virginia Weddings Mix of Names and Places Reported

Virginia weddings page lists several ceremonies with details of attendees officiants and locations. Notable mentions include Emmanual kit hart Staunton and Rev Rott presiding at a ceremony with Thomas Antem and Miss Ree jaighter, plus other marriages in Stafford Court House and Star City areas.

Thomas Wansnore Ree Jaighter Virr Xoeelt Clara Galla Gallahan Star Stafford I. B Burweil Episcopal’ Church

Mrs Randolph Gets Divorce in Virginia Case

Special to The Washington Post from Charlottesville Virginia May 19 A decree of divorce from bed and board has been granted by Judge G Burnley Sinclair in the case of Ethel Patterson Randolph against Cary Ruffin Randolph Mrs Randolph formerly Miss Ethel Patterson daughter of Frederick E Patterson The couple lived at Briarfield Harford County Maryland and later in Virginia The record states the divorce followed Mr Randolph’s move to Petersburg with no intention to return The decree bars him from interfering with her person or property and places costs on Randolph with potential for absolute divorce after three years if abandonment continues The Randolph lineage traces back to Gov Ruffin and Thomas Jefferson via Martha Jefferson Randolph and Thomas Mann Randolph

Washington Post Charlottesville G Burnley Sinclair Corporation Court Ethel Patterson Randolph Cary Ruffin Randolph Randolph Ethel Patterson Frederick E Patterson Briarfield Harford County Misa Powell Richmond Virginia Randolphs Edge University of Virginia Petersburg Mrs Randolph Randolpa Rank Groffin Thomas Jefferson Stanison Homas Jeffersons Martha Thomas Mann Randolph

Widow from Alexandria Elopes Across River to Covington

The Washington Post reports the marriage of Miss Repp of Baltimore and Mrs Greenwood of Alexandria to a widow from Covington across the river near Cincinnati. The ceremony occurred this morning with an attempted secrecy due to age and nonresidence claims. A hotel worker alerted authorities but the couple left for a brief wedding near a local judge.

Washington Post Greenwood Alexandra Wa Covington Cincinnati Epp Richmoni

Democratic State Convention Delegates Named at Roanoke

A mass meeting in George County elected delegates to the Democratic state convention. Judge T. Moths, R. Jones, and G. Brousseau chaired the gathering. Delegates were chosen to travel to Roanoke for the party’s state convening.

Prince George Roanoke Wahagtan Dema George Delegil Wes Tniaws Brousseau

Alleged bootleggers listed in Wahooetey Paper

A fragment references 35 alleged bootleggers in a May item from a New York or New Jersey regional paper. It mentions warrants, firearms, and police action and notes penalties and charges against individuals linked to violations. The readability is limited by OCR garble.

Virginia Obituary Fragment Sparse Local Notices

Obituary notices mark the deaths of Jacob Schaerer aged 27 a Knights of Pythias member and past bar celia Winester Todge who died of consumption surviving wife and children. Other entries list Jo T James a freemason master of the MOE Ghureh Suth wayet Thomas RB Baker Tamar Drum and Stainton Greens are all noted with varying ages and causes including suicide by self inflicted gunshot.

Worcester Way Jacob Schaerer Knights of Pythias Celia Winester Todge Henry Senneclde Teo Stiunton Jo T. James MOE Ghureh Tealth Thomas Baker Agel Manny Washington

Trenton Steamboat Trial Exonerates Captain Beach

The Trenton case ends with Captain William Beach and First Officer James Feach cleared of blame while the Potomac Navigation Co is found guilty of mismanagement. Joseph Williams, an 18 year old deck hand, confesses to opening forward portholes to gain air, causing the sinking near Alexandria Virginia.

William Beach James Beach Joseph Williams Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Nerx Trenton Stanley D Posey Alexandria Va Williams James Feach Wiliams Moore Milliams Berrs Taylor The Potomac Navigation Company Wilkms Wellhams Berry

Seize 800 Sacks of Flour by Virginia Officials

Seizure of 800 sacks of flour reported amid doubts about mislabeling under the food laws. The bulk shipped by Orville M Wiln Co of Orscle Ome to It Bik & Son of thieft, with several local firms named in the notice. Proceedings from Federal authorities and a Virginia branch meeting are noted, alongside Alexandria city actions on girls school plans and local obituaries and registrations.

Virgina Tle United States Alexandri Fur Tral Inc Orville Mwiln City School Board of Alexandria Charles M Rohinson Richmond Brent Prince Streat Henry Street Patrick Stree

Infant dies after accident in Baltimore

May 19 Baltimore an incident ends in instant death of a fifteen month old girl Hdna when a nine year old boy Richard Horchner accidentally wheels the baby carriage over an embankment. Glass shards sever the jugular vein as the child falls. The mother died last Sunday.

Washington Post Baltimore, Md Hdna Richard Horchner

Army orders establish eight summer camps for instruction

Maj. Gen. William Duvall issued directives establishing eight camps of instruction to be held in summer across the United States. Pine Plains New York will host a camp from June 15 to July 15 with regiments from Eleventh Cavalry Fort Ethan Allen Vermont Fifteenth Cavalry Fort Ethan Allen Vermont Thirteenth Cavalry Fort Myer Virginia Third Field Artillery Fort Myer Virginia and multiple infantry units at Plattsburg Barracks New York Fort Jay New York Fort Niagara New York Madison Barracks New York and Fort Ontario New York plus Washington Barracks and hospitals in Washington DC. Troop concentration and dispersion will require dismounted marches of 200 miles one way or 106 miles each way and mounted marches of 250 miles one way or 150 miles each.

Duvall William Duvall Army United States Pine Plains Reguiar Eleventh Cavalry Fort Ethan Allen Fifteenth Cavalry Thirteenth Cavalry Fort Myer Third Field Artillery Fifth Infantry Plattsburg Barracks Twelfth Infantry Fort Jay Fort Porter Fort Niagara Madison Barracks Twenty-fourth ‘Infantry Fort Ontario Fort Ontario N ¥ Engineer Corps Washington Barracks Washington

Former Lieutenant in Toils In Chicago Arrest

Chicago mayor Joan Hamilton, claiming to be a United States Army lieutenant, was arrested on a charge of false pretenses. He allegedly obtained money from several women via ads, traced through letters to his supposed bride. The case stems from Cincinnati where a warrant was issued on a complaint by Mrs Deni Ischwab alleging a $0 robbery.

Chicago Joan Hamilton United States Infantry Cincinnati Ohio John Hamilton Deni Ischwab Hamiton Hamilton Blanche Bradley

Maj George Charged With Irregularities in Des Moines

Des Moines Iowa May 19 personnel at Fort Des Moines court martial to try Maj Charles P George a 25 year veteran and commanding officer of the local recruiting station on charges of irregularities in his accounts related to his recruiting duties.

George Des Moines Iowa Charles P George Fort Des Maines War Department Des Maines

Big Navy Collier Launched at New York Yard

In New York on May 19 the large Lafted Stites collier Vestal was launched before over 30 000 attendees at the New York Navy Yard. Miss Goodrich daughter of Rear Admiral Goodrich christened the vessel amid presence of navy and army officials including Gen Frederick D Grant and their staffs.

New York New York Navy Yard Miss Goodrich Goodrich Navy Army Wrederick D Grant Admiral Goodrich

Birmingham on Cruise to Seek Speed Record

The United States scout cruiser Birmingham sailed from Norfolk on May 1 for Guantanamo, Cuba. An attempt to break the speed record for aircraft carriers class ships is planned. The torpedo boat Morris will fire a Whitehead torpedo at the monitor Florida near Hampton Roads as tests against turret and hull. The Morris is at Newport, to be fully commissioned, then proceed to Hampton Roads, returning to Newport after tests.

Scout Norfolk Birmingham Guantanamo Cuba Monitor Morris Florida Hampton Roads Newport Mortis

Military Officers Schedule and Fleet Movements Detailed

A list of medical corps officers and appointments at West Point and Fort William Seward Alaska, plus assignments for engineers and naval staff. Arrivals and detachments include ships such as Mayflower and Panther, with movements to Newport, Hampton Roads, Puget Sound, and Manila Bureau of Navigation insular government Manila. The torpedo boat Morris is to be commissioned at Newport for Florida tests before return.

Medical Corps Charles M Gandy Charles Richard John Wo Hanner West Point Russell Venable Fort William Ho Seward Alaska Maury Calle Tenth Infantry I Artermaster Army Whi Lam George O SA Severn Wood Norfolk Tin Aimbana Nasigster P T Desses Chilege Sugeon T G Foster Naval Training Ration Newport Ot Lackrop Independence Boatswain Oh Morin Severn Boatwain Catice L Miler Olongapa Pit Mohican Tr E Wright Chattanonge C M Tover Bureau of Navigaton Insular Manila Sioux Boston Aberenda Bredford Chattanooga Hongkong Washington Blakely DeLong Thornton Tingley Charleston Eagle Guantanamo Panther Ware Island Relief San Francisco Colorado Waryland Tennessee California Santa Barbara Sailor Bradford Chester Portsmouth Connecticut Louisiana Vermont Georgia Virginia Rhode Island Minnesota Ohio Nebraska Wisconsin

Panama Labor Probe Under Canal Zone Governor Review

A special committee is formed in Colon to investigate labor conditions on the isthmus and report to the Canal Zone governor. The U S cruiser Des Moines arrived today from Guanta with unspecified details.

Colon Isthmus Canal Zone United States Des Moines Guanta

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