Golf Tourney Opens With Home Squad Triumph For Club Cup
The Middle Atlantic States golf championships began at Chevy Chase with a strong showing by the home team, who captured the Club Cup. Dr L L Harban of Columbia and Tuckerman of Chevy Chase tied for low medal. Scores and match results show Columbia edging rivals as play continues with a playoff scheduled for Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. L. L. Harban
Columbia
Tr. Tuckerman
Chevy Chase
Casa
L. L Harhan
Stern
Tuckerman
Amd
T Brett Sn
Danville Errors Costly in Roanoke Rout
In Roanoke, Danville fell 4 to 1 as Brerelal misplays and late misthrows helped Roanoke build a lead. Degbes and Painter miscues fates marked the game, while Stogyr and Stal hberewell added defensive work to limit Danville. Roanoke’s outfield held firm as Danville failed to convert key chances.
Intercollegiate track meet opens at Franklin Field
More than 250 athletes converge in Philadelphia for the annual intercollegiate track and field championships starting tomorrow at Franklin Field. Yale Cornell and Pennsylvania favored for top honors with Cornell seen as slight favorite. Nineteen colleges represented including Amherst Princeton Swarthmore Brown Columbia Fordham Johns Hopkins Syracuse Williams NYU and Stevens Institute. Preliminaries tomorrow finals Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Dartmouth
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Yate
Amherst
Princeton
Swarthmore
Brown
Columbia
Fordham
Johns Fienkins
Syracuse
Williams
New York University
Stevens Institute
Rector Re-Elected Captain At Virginia Track Meet
James Alcorn Rector of Hot Springs Arkansas was unanimously re-elected captain of the Virginia track and field squad. Rector resisted the honor but teammates elected him. He left for Philadelphia for Olympia trials, in training despite law school exams. He weighs 133 pounds and aims to stay steady until the June 6 trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Virginia
James Alcorn Rector
Hot Springs
Ark
Rector
Philadelphia
Olympia
Reevor
Johnson, Lincoln reach Middle Atlantic finals in tennis
Johnson of Philadelphia and J. G. Lincoln advance to the finals of the Middle Atlantic States championship at Bachelors' Lawn Tennis Club. Semifinals featured fast play with Johnson defeating Dels in straight sets 6-4, 16-3, and Lincoln taking Ballinger in a lengthy three set match as contenders prepare for the afternoon final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Johnson
G.G. Lincoln
G. B. Doyle
Middle Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic
Bachelors’ Lawn Tennis Club
Johnson
Philadelphia
Lincoln
Er Wallace Johnson
H. Dels
Dels
Newport
Clarente Hobart
Conrad B. Doyle
Doyle
Dewhurst
Chevy Chase
Washington
Will Challenge I C Wright at Long Island Championship
May saw New York boxer Will Challenge I C Wright of Boston to challenge for the Long Island title. In Brooklyn at Wings County Club final, Wright beat E J Stas lenhauer in straight sets 6-3 6-1. Larned and Watson won doubles to face Alexander and Hacket for the tile Grant and Westfall won last year. Barry defeats Christiansen in Savannah.
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New York
W. B. Alexarsier
IC. Wright
Boston
Long Island
Wings County Club
Brooklyn
E. J. Statslenhauer
Molenhauer
E. P. Larned
F. Watson
Alexander
Hacket
Grant
Westfall
Larned
Watson
C. M. Bull
C. H. Martin
Hale's Fate With Jury in Bristol Murder Case
Special to The Washington Was Bristol May 28 The case of Hale charged with the murder of Lillie Davis in Bristol March 27 was given to the jury after four hours of argument. Judge Tyler’s charge was viewed as favorable to Hale, though the prosecution built a stronger case than at the first trial. The jury is expected to render its verdict tomorrow. Hale denied mistreating Davis and said she did not drink whiskey under coercion. He appeared confused by questioning from Attorney General Harmon.
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Washington
Bristol
Lillie
Davis
Maroh
Tyler
Wenight
Hale
Lillie Davis
Ife
Harmon
Dry Laws Invalid in Roanoke Transit Ruling
In Roanoke liquor cases the court ruled dry town ordinances ineffective and ordered Southern Express Co to transport liquor legally sold to customers in dry towns along the Norfolk and Western line. The company must accept shipments from Roanoke licensed dealers and deliver to consignees. Charlestown Mayor Re-Elected. Mayor George T. Light won by 1 vote in a 217 turnout. councilmen elected were O. M. Phillips C. L. Haines and E. Miley. Circuit Court of Appeals proceedings noted for May 3 with Snipes v Southern Railway Company appealed from Columbia, S. C. remarks.
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Richmond
Roanoke
Southern Express Company
Drs
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Stati Corporation
Goramission
Express
Lcensed
Charlestown
Washington Post
W. Va
George T. Light
P. C. Getzandanner
O. M. Phillips
C. L. Haines
Miley
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Judav Pritchard
Waddill and
Boyd
F. Snipes Pleivti
Southern Railway Company
Circuit Court of Columbia
B. C
W. Boyd Evans
E. J. Best
Columbia
3. C
B. L. Abney
Mary Reamey, 94, War of 1812 pensioner, dies in Louisville
Mrs. Mary Reamey aged ninety four a pensioner of the war of 1812 died at the home of her nephew Charles B Hamlin in Louisville N G The Sunday Post notes the Virginia obituary from Danville dated May 28 year unknown The piece records her death and family connection in a concise obituary card style
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Danville
Mary Reamey
Charles 8. Hamlin
Louisville
N. G
Confederate Memorial Day Observed in Loudoun County
In Leesburg Virginia on Confederate Memorial Day a 25 foot monument to Confederate soldiers and seamen from Loudoun County was unveiled on the courthouse lawn. William Seivers Jr of New York crafted it at a cost of 2500 dollars funded by Clinton Hetcher Camp Confederate Veterans local Daughters of the Confederacy chapters and others. The unveiling followed grave decorations with Master Elijah V White grandson of Col Bi White presiding. United States Senator John W Daniel spoke along with Gov Swanson and Col Bamund Berkeley. An original poem by Harry T Harrison was read as veterans from Virginia Maryland and Washington attended.
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Washington
Leerburg
Azy
Loudoun County
William Seivers, Jr
New York
Clinton Hetcher Camp
Daughters of the Confederacy
Elijah V. White
Bi. V. White
White
Mary H. Keeler
Hannah Mcintosh
Thomas F. Carruthers
United States
John W. Daniel
Gov. Swanson
Sons of Veterans
Col. Bamund Berkeley
C. E. Nicol
Manassas
Harry T.harrison
Leesburg
Virginia
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Handley Library Cornerstone Laid in Winchester
The Handley Library cornerstone was laid in Winchester Virginia with grand lodge of Masons of Virginia leading ceremonies. Grand Master Dr Joseph W Eggleston of Richmond presided. Holmes Conrad former Solicitor General gave the oration as 5000 gathered. Banquet followed the day’s inspection of Winchester Tem plars. The library is funded by a $500000 bequest from the late Judge John Handrey of Scranton buried here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pass
Winchester
Handley Library
Grand Lodge of Masons of Virginia
Joseph W. Eggleston
Richmond
Eggleston
Grand Lodge
Ixuights Templar
Hiram Lodge
Holmes Conrad
Washington
Winchester Templars
John, Handrey
Scranton
President Alderman III sails for Europe for rest
Richmond Virginia May 238 President Edwin Anderson Alderman of the University of Virginia will sail on Saturday for Europe for a brief rest due to overwork over two years. His physicians say rest will restore his health. Rumors of him leaving UVA for the presidency of New York University are unfounded.
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Washington Pass
Richmond
Edwin Anderson Alderman
University of Virginia
Europe
Alderman
University of New York City
Williams urges Ryan's resignation over GOP fund links
Alfred Williams of Richmond accuses Thomas F. Ryan, a Nelson County Democratic State convention delegate and Democratic State executive committee member, of contributing trust funds to the Republican campaign fund. Williams calls for Ryan's removal if he does not resign and warns that pursuing higher offices would bring a stern rebuke from the people.
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Williams
Richmond
Washington Post
Alfred
News-Leader
Thomas F. Ryan
Nelson County
Ryan
Virginia
United States
Sueta
Great Storm Damage Hits Western North Carolina
A severe May storm swept western North Carolina causing extensive property and crop damage. Dwellings and mills were destroyed along the French Broad River and tributaries, leaving thousands homeless. Hailstones up to large sizes fell in Rutherford County and lightning caused additional destruction.
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Washington Post
College
N. C
Rutherford County
Pythians Vote Memorial in Richmond Castle Hall Plan
The Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias adopts a resolution to build a castle hall in Richmond as a memorial. An eight member committee will oversee construction and funding. Rev John H Dickinson chairs the committee with others unnamed. The group adjourns to meet next year in Newport News.
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Grand Lodge of Virginia
Castle Hall
Richmond
Syerlal
Washington
Staunton
Knights of Pythias
Grand Ehameler
John H. Dickinson
Pythians
Newport News
Lightning Kills Farmer Near Chris tansburg
Yeirine KILLS FARMER. Shilo Bishop a Montgomery County farmer near Chris tansburg was struck and instantly killed by lightning while standing in his yard under a tree. One child knocked senseless but recovered. Culpeper Planing Mill Burns in Culpeper Virginia destroying the Culpeper Hardware and Manufacturing Company mill early May 2.
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Roanoke
Shilo Bishop
Montgomery County
Christansburg
Bishop
Culpeper
Washington Post
Culpeper Hardware and Manufacturing Company
Nervine praised as nerve remedy in 1900s ad
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a splendid nerve tonic for tired women suffering from worry nerves and debility. It claims soothing effects and better sleep with a testimonial from H Bozarth of Hamilton Missouri and offers money back if a bottle fails to benefit.
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Miles
Attacks Poll Record Denied by City Officials in Virginia
City Treasurer Thomas W Robinson and Clerk Neyell Greenaway sworn statements deny Gordon charges of poll tax irregularities in the 1907 Democratic primary. Officials sworn in Alexandria say no names were improperly listed or voting records mismanaged. Statements were signed by ward clerks judges and the finance committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
T. M. Wampler
Culpeper
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
R. Lindgey Gordon, Jr
Louisa County
C. C. Carlin
T. Morris Wampler
Aittorney
Mr. Gorden
Wampler
Thomas W. Robinson
Commonwealth of Virginia
Neyell. Greenaway
Corporation Court
Greenaway
O. Carlin
William HH. Sweeney
Mount Vernon Association elects officers and directors in Alexandria
The Mount Vernon Avenue Association met in Alexandria for annual elections. Directors chosen include William B. Smoot and J. Marriott Hill among others. executive board members listed. Officers selected: William B. Smoot first vice president, E. B. Downham second vice president, M. B. Harlow secretary and treasurer. Also notes a Methodist Protestant Church spring convention in Alexandria with multiple society activities and speakers. A separate item mentions police, a German-American gathering, and a heat related pavement buckling on King Street near Royal Street. A court case appoints J. R. Caton Jr as special commissioner for a creditor sale.
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Mount Vernon Avenue Association
M. &. Harlow & Co
Alexandria
William B. Smoot
BE. E. Downham
M. HB. Harlow
Park Agnew
James R. Caton
K. M. Norton
Hubert Snowden
Gardner L. Boothe
J. Marriott Hill
John 8. Henderson
J. Tabor Johnson
Andrew B. Graham
James BE. Clements
Joseph E. Wilard
R. Walton Moore
Alexander J. Wedderburn
John R. Mc Frank A. Munsey
Theodore W. Catt C. Bone
Gen
Robert G Nlf
Shea
Fred. Mertens
Ert N. Alarpe
Williamb. Smoot
E. Eb. Downham
M. B. Harlow
James Calon
James B. Clements
Joseph B. Willard
John R. McLean
Vvice
E. Downham
M. B. Haklow
Methodist Protestant Church of
Northern Vitelnia
Mount Olivet Society
R. &. L. Tyler
Vienna Society
Nourse
Vienna
Driscos
Herndon
Ba O'Cock
Manassas Society
Alexandria Society
Trimyer
C. M. Zeno
Ballston
Alexandria County
G. L Humphreys
Alexandria Church
Equity Court D C Adjourned Tue Jan 2 1908 in Stubblefeld suit
The record lists multiple equity cases before the DC Court of Appeals and Equity Court No. 2 with numerous parties such as Stubblefeld, Gorman, Lambert, and Freemans. it shows bonds, trustees, and appointeds across cases, motions, and bankruptcies, including proceedings before Judge Gould and Judge Starford and a wide roster of attorneys and firms. It is a dense docket-style listing of cases, orders, and attorney assignments dated around June 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals District of Columbia
Supreme Court
District” of
And
le J. Dil
Douglas, Baker & Tee Erston & Siddons
Hannan
National Lumibbr Company
Baatley-Smith—Wileon & Phutaly
Hargraves Va
Hargraves
Shee,Taylor and Johnson
Benjamin
Williamson
Pennebaker
Strassirger—Davis
Lernheim Distilling Company
Et al
Wheatley Fo. Bei
Farrington Ve
Farrington
Webb and Forrest
Smith, Walker and Hendler
Equity Court
Tustlee Gould
Wigtmore
Whitmore
Setwart & Strasburger
T. L. Jeffords
Morton Trust Company
Gilmer
Guardian
Hem
Wright
C. T. Hendler Greenfield
W. M. Lewin
Woo M. Lewin Travers
Travers
E. A. Newman
B. ‘Stanley and Gorton & Attorneys
Gordon
Lewis
Interstate Priming Company
Wheatles—Thomasz
Lanburgh
Sulliven
Emig—Darlington
Boltons
Mann Vs
Mana
O’shea
Weikert
RL Proctor
Prostar
Forrest Sees
Dwlaner Ya
Wagsaman
Mallox & Gatley—Brown
O'Gannell
O'Donnell
Lambert
McEwen Va
McEwen
Pitts —Phimlec
Xo Kan Beall
Beall
Shreve
Mattong
Potomac Dredging Company
Co- Nations Land Dredging Company
Huraston & Culver
J. Ho Hayder
Ul Steas Company
Cowsill Attorsers
W. J. Lambert
H. Yeatmen
Leo Williamson
Vokes Vs. Chase
Attorners
L. J. Mather
W. J Lambert
Ho Yeatman
American Radiator Company
Ve, Son
McAllister Vr
Lisnér
Hamilton, Colbert, Yerks & Hamilton
Leon Tabriaer
Famson Va
Shater
Gies
Deeds of Trusts and Property Securities Across Squares
A fragmented list of trust deeds and mortgages for multiple properties, naming diverse owners and securements. Entries reference parcels in SQUARE 62, SQUARE 2, SQUARE 820 and DORLIN'S ADDITIONS, with rates noted at 6 to 8 percent, semiannual or annual terms, and terms from one to three years, naming lenders and trustees as Washington Loan Company and others.
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Mwenry M. Bungee
Femiannually
Warton
Dorlin
Kilsind Pyayeel
Soba
Davis
Ani
Cunghlan
Eoper
Metropolis
Swindare
Ernest A. Ane
Washington
Larner
Jehu
Cerone
Itner
John Allar
Wrington
Omer
Walter
Willan
Kenney
Emmeriek
Douglass & Nuenahi
Parnanert
Maren Miller
Heory Hoileremen
Fevarr
Annie di Becker
Bory
Michael To
Burrs
John Ti Larner
Iain & Bruniton
London Bank Rate Lowered Amid Market Easing
London lowers bank rate to 2 1 2 percent amid eased gold absorption by France and Germany. Authorities cited funds at 1 1 4 percent and market discounts near 1 1 4 percent, aiming to support trade and bring minimum rates closer to the market level. The move follows prolonged monetary ease and reduces financial strain on the trade and collateral markets.
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Penn
Kane
France
Germany
London
Real Estate Transfers in Northwest and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfers listed include street blocks and parcels across Northwest and adjacent zones. Notable moves include M. Lake to Henry M. Conger on original lot 10 square 62, and Frank T. Rawlings to Samuel Covington lot 5 block 12 for 10 dollars. Other entries cover transfers on Thirteenth Street Southeast, W Street Northeast, Fortyth Seventh and Van Ness, Mount Airy, Petworth, and Pleasant Plain areas, with multiple grantee names and nominal sums cited.
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M. Lake
Henry M. Conger
Maury M. Corgen
Argellne
Clarence H
Clyde
Ubanwood
Frank T. Rawlings
Samuel Covington
Thirteenth Street
James E. Duval
Emma D. Duvall
Betwen N. Capitol
Virst
Fontaine Kemper
John
Centhaug Heights
Maris Y. Gehring
Daniel C. Tear
Boren Addition
James Marin Et Ax
Patrick
Dudan Ho McCarthy
Petworth
Alice G
Holmead E al
Edwin W. Davis
Commodore P. Melton
Commodore P. Melion
Toenper
Mount Airy
FILU
Wieck
Vin
William
Edward IL Hilyer
Edward
Hillyer
Rhode Island Avenue
David B. Murdock
Rothe
B. Clarke
Pleasant
Fist and
Third Streets
Edwin Fa Wilon
Useful Hints to House Keepers From a House Paint Ad
A vintage guide praises Jap-a-lac to revitalize weather doors screens porch furniture and woodwork. It suggests matching old colors in Mahogany Oak Cherry or Walnut tones plus options like Red Green or Empire Blue for wicker and metalwork. It claims universal use from cellars to garrets and notes the finish is easy for beginners to apply.
Mrs Faulding Weds Again After Norfolk Elopement
Mrs Susan Reta Paulding widow of Gouverneur Paulding of Boston ties knot with Theodore L Bo gert in Norfolk at her mother's home. Rev David R Howard officiates with Henry Bogert of New York as sole attendee. Elopement and divorce cited with details of prior marriage and charges of infidelity.
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Washington
Norfolk
Susan Reta Paulding
Gouvernenr Paulding
Boston
James J. Teld
Theodore Lawrence Wogert
New York
David R. Howard
St. Luke's Church
Henry Bogert
Susan Reid
Paulding
Heston
George Reid
Virginia Weddings in Leesburg and Winchester
Leesburg wedding reports Miss Blanche Ray daughter of Lawson K Wallace wed Alfred Curtis of Culpeper with Rev Frank P Beckley officiating. The couple will reside in Culpeper. Winchester nuptials George William Pulliam a local business man wed Miss Georgie Shiner at the bride’s brother in law and sister’s home with Rev Thomas K Cromer officiating. Miss Georgie Fuller of Winchester served as maid of honor and Roy Gearing was best man.
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Leesburg
Blanche Ray
Lawson K. Wallace
Alfred §. Curtis
Culsper
Frank P. Beckley
The
Baptist Church
Curtis
Culpeper
Winchester
George William Pulliam
Georgie Shiner
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Alexandra
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Slater
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Thompson-Starrett Company
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Brooks Vs
International Seat Company
Wolf & Cahoa and
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Jeffords
Lrown
Circuit Court No
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Washington Post Company
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Chapin Brown
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Ham. Colbert
Yerkes
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Justice Gey
Fistate
Robert J, King
Jetta
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M. King
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Ardar
Anna Rebecca Green
Will Aled
Eckorden Estate
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Bond
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Warren F Desniser
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Washington Loan and Trust Company
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Dona M. Davis
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Edward Po Suheutte
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Alexander UH. Coleman
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Herry
Penn American Plate Glaes Company
Ritval
Moly Easy
Mount Olivet Cemetery Company
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Milton
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Sohn H Senger
Richard Ht
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Penie
Bank of Jengland
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Frank J. Raymond
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P. J. Rusn
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Plaintifi
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