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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1908

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3

Golf Tourney Opens as Home Squad Dominates Club Cup

The Middle Atlantic States golf championships opened on the Chevy Chase links with clear greens and a strong home showing. Dr L L Harban of Columbia and Tuckerman of Chevy Chase tied for low medal as Columbia teams captured the club cup and chased the field, with a playoff set for Saturday morning.

Dr. L. L. Harban Columbia Tr. Tuckerman Chevy Chase Casa L. L Harhan Stern Tuckerman Amd T Brett Sn

Danville Errors Cost Roanoke in 4 1 Win

Danville fell 4 to 1 to Roanoke as errors and a costly third inning miscue doomed the visitors. Degbes and Rosnoke benefited from Danville mistakes while outfield plays preserved the Roanoke lead. Stony sequences and a Painter error shaped the action through four innings with Roanoke pulling away in the sixth and seventh.

Berelal Wachington Rot Rian Va Roanoke Darwil Ruth Wut Ade Danvilles Rosnoke Degbes Ryan Warnt Stoen Taavidirs Staniard Rhinehare Rysa Jannes Joos Stafford Oristens Powell Dorie Fhinchart Painter Gree Loos

Intercollegiate track and field championship opens at Franklin Field

More than 250 athletes gather in Philadelphia for the annual intercollegiate meet opening tomorrow at Franklin Field. Harvard Yale Cornell and Dartmouth lead teams with Yale, Cornell, and Pennsylvania favored for top honors. Nineteen colleges represented including Amherst, Princeton, Swarthmore, Brown, Columbia, Fordham, Johns Hopkins, Syracuse, Williams, New York University and Stevens Institute. Finals Saturday.

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 of Virginia Track Team

Charlottesville Virginia May meeting of eleven Virginia track and field letters recipients elected James Alcorn Rector of Hot Springs Arkansas unanimously as captain. Rector resisted accepting the honor again but teammates pressed. He traveled to Philadelphia for Olympia trials amid exams in law school and weighed 133 pounds as he works to trim before the June 6 trials.

Charlottesville Virginia James Alcorn Rector Hot Springs Ark Rector Philadelphia Olympia Reevor

Johnson Wins Semifinal, Reaches Middle Atlantic Tennis Final

Wallace Johnson of Philadelphia advances to the championship of the Middle Atlantic States after a straight-sets win over H. Dels in the semifinals. He will face G. B. Doyle, current champion, in a closely watched final at the Bachelors Lawn Tennis Club.

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 for Long Island Championship

May action at Wings County Club Brooklyn features Will Challenge I C Wright as he defeats E J Staslenhauer in straight sets 63 6 3 6 1 to earn a final against Wright in the Long Island championship. Larned and Watson advance to doubles final after defeating Bull and Martin. Barry defeats Christiansen in Savannah heavyweight bout at the Savannah Theater in the third round of a scheduled twenty rounds.

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 Barry Christiansen Savannah Jack Barry Chicago Teenight al Christiansen

Hale's Fate With Jury in Lillie Davis Murder Trial

Special to The Washington Was Bristol Ten 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 before adjournment was seen as favorable to Hale though the prosecution pressed a stronger case than in the first trial. The jury is expected to render its verdict tomorrow. Hale denied mistreating Davis during cross examination and said he did not force her to drink whiskey, claiming she drank on her own.

Washington Bristol Lillie Davis Maroh Tyler Wenight Hale Lillie Davis Ife Harmon

Dry Laws Invalid In Roanoke Liquor Transport Case

Richmond Va May 3 The Roanoke liquor cases decide that dry town ordinances are ineffective and that Norfolk and Western line shipments must be transported by the Southern Express Company to liquor sold legally to customers in dry towns. The company must accept consignments from Roanoke licensed retailers and transport them to the dry towns delivering to consignees. Charlestown Mayor Re elected In a tight municipal race George T Light defeats P C Getzandanner by 1 vote total 217. O M Phillips C L Haines and E Miley elected councilmen. Circuit Court of Appeals proceedings include F Snipes in error against Southern Railway Company with Columbia S C lawyers.

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 Dies at Ninety Four Pensioner of War of 1812

Mrs Mary Reamey aged ninety four a war of 1812 pensioner died at the home of her nephew Charles B Hamlin in Louisville N G Today in Danville the May 28 edition notes the death and indicates the Sunday Post and subscription details.

Danville Mary Reamey Charles 8. Hamlin Louisville N. G

Confederate Memorial Day Observed In Leesburg Va

The Confederate memorial in Loudoun County was unveiled on courthouse lawn after graves were decorated. Master Elijah V White led the unveiling with Miss Mary H Keeler and Miss Hannah Mcintosh assisting. Senator John W Daniel spoke, with Gov Swanson and Col Bamund Berkeley giving responses. Veterans and attendees from Virginia Maryland and Washington attended.

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

Library Cornerstone Laid at Handley Library Winchester Va

The Handley Library cornerstone was laid in Winchester on May 28 in a ceremony led by the Virginia Masons headed by Grand Master Dr Joseph W Eggleston. Holmes Conrad delivered the oration before about 5000 attendees as Winchester Tem plars inspection and banquet followed. The library is funded by a $500000 bequest from Judge John Handrey of Scranton Pa who is buried there.

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 European Rest

Richmond Virginia May 238 President Edwin Anderson Alderman of the University of Virginia will sail Saturday for Europe for a brief rest. He leaves weeks before commencement and due to overwork his physicians urge the rest for full recovery. Rumor of accepting the New York University presidency is denied.

Washington Pass Richmond Edwin Anderson Alderman University of Virginia Europe Alderman University of New York City

Williams urges Richmond delegate Ryan to resign

Alfred Williams editor of the News-Leader accuses Thomas F. Ryan a Nelson County Democratic State convention delegate of contributing trust funds to the Republican campaign fund. Williams urges Ryan's removal from the Democratic State executive committee and warns that any ambition for governor or U.S. senator would meet a sharp rebuke from Virginia voters.

Williams Richmond Washington Post Alfred News-Leader Thomas F. Ryan Nelson County Ryan Virginia United States Sueta

Storm Ravages Western North Carolina Towns and Farms

Damage from a powerful storm swept through western North Carolina on May 28. The Frencht Broad River area saw homes mills and buildings destroyed while floods inundated thousands of acres. Hailstones up to large sizes caused extensive damage in Rutherford County along with lightning strikes.

North Carolina Washington Post College N. C Rutherford County

Pythians Vote Memorial in Virginia Meeting

In Staunton Virginia the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias adopted a resolution to build a castle hall in Richmond as a Hines memorial. An eight member committee, chaired by Rev. John H Dickinson, will oversee construction and financing. The group adjourned to meet next year in Newport News.

Grand Lodge of Virginia Castle Hall Richmond Syerlal Washington Staunton Knights of Pythias Grand Ehameler John H. Dickinson Pythians Newport News

Lightning Kills Montgomery Farmer. Child Unconscious Nearby

Shilo Bishop a Montgomery County farmer near Christiansburg Va was struck and killed by lightning this afternoon while his children stood in the yard under a tree One child was knocked senseless but survived Culpeper Planing Mill Burns in Culpeper Va destroying the Culpeper Hardware and Manufacturing Company mill early today The loss is about 312000 The plant employs 350 men

Roanoke Shilo Bishop Montgomery County Christansburg Bishop Culpeper Washington Post Culpeper Hardware and Manufacturing Company

Dr Miles Nervine Endorsed as Nerve Tonic by Satisfied Patient

Tired Women suffer headaches nervousness backache and debility. Dr Miles Nervine is praised for soothing nerves restoring sleep and strength. A Hamilton Missouri user says it did more good than any medicine and returns money if a bottle fails. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.

Miles

Attacks Poll Record Refute Charges Under Oath

City Treasurer and Clerk deny Gordon pamphlet allegations about irregularities in the June 19 1907 Democratic congressional primary in Alexandria. Sworn statements from officials, including Treasurer Thomas W Robinson and Clerk Neyell Greenaway, counter Gordon claims of unregistered voters and mislisted poll taxes, with city officials testifying to proper accounting and payment of delinquent taxes.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria R. Lindgey Gordon, Jr Louisa County C. C. Carlin T. Morris Wampler Aittorney Culpeper Gordon 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 held its annual session at the office of M. & Harlow in Alexandria to elect officers, a board of directors, and an executive board. Directors include Smoot, Downham, Harlow, Agnew, Hill, McLean, and others. executive board members listed. officers named Smoot as first vice president Downham as second vice president and Harlow as secretary and treasurer.

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

Equity Court Records and Case Listings in District Court

A compiled list from the District of Columbia Court of Appeals and Equity Court entries shows numerous case numbers, parties, and attorney names. The notes include motions, bankruptcies, guardianships, and administrative actions across Equity Court No. 1 and No. 2, Circuit Court, and related proceedings with dates and bond amounts where stated, plus forthcoming schedules and assignments for June 1908.

Court of Appeals District of Columbia Supreme Court District” of Columa Equity Court Clade Stubblefeld Stubblefeld Camplaingot Easby- Sink Datendant Leikie, Fulton & Cox Gorman Va National Sayings exa_ Trust. Company Arthur P. Gorman, Jr Wilton J. Lambert Witton J Lambert R. H. Yeutman Barr Bure A. Barnard A. C. Wells And le J. Dil Douglas, Baker & Tee Orston & Siddons Hannan National Lumibbr Company Baatley-Smith—Wileon & Phutaly Hargraves Va Hargraves Shee,Taylor and Johnson—Benjamin Williamson Pennebaker StrasMirger—Davis Lernheim Distilling Company Et al Wheatley Fo. Bei Farrington Webb 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 Readtad E. A. Newman B. ‘Stanley and Gorton & Attorneys Gordon Lewis Interstate Priming Company Wheatles—Thomasz Lanburgh Sulliven Emig—Darlington Boltons Mann O'Gannell O'Donnell McEwen Va McEwen Pitts Phimlec Xo Kan Beall Beall Shreve

Deeds of Trust Listings Across Multiple Squares

This item lists numerous deeds of trust with names of property owners and securing lenders, detailing guarantees, interest rates, and terms across Squares 62 to 2h and surrounding areas. It notes annual or semiannual payments, interest at various percentages, and terms of one to five years under different trustees and properties.

London Bank Rate Cut to 2 1 2 Per Cent

London banks ease as currency funds improve. Rates reduced from 2 1 4 to 2 1 2 per cent to ease trade and lower market discounts. The move follows gold absorption by France and Germany, with authorities aiming to sustain liquidity and support merchants amid a generally easier monetary stance. Legal and bankruptcy notices appear after the market details.

London Penn Kane France Germany

Real Estate Transfers From Northwest Street Areas to Various Buyers

Real estate transfers show multiple parcels changing hands across Northwest and neighboring streets. Notable transfers include M. Lake and others selling to Henry M. Conger at lot 10 square 62 for 330. Frank T. Rawlings to Samuel Covington at lot 5 block 12 for 10. James E. Duval to Emma D. Duvall part interest in lt square 1043 for 50. A Fontaine Kemper to John Arms at 72 for original lot square 67 for 30. Maris Y. Gehring to Daniel C. Tear lot 2 block 8 for 10. James Marin et ux to Patrick and... Ho McCarthy lot 61 block a for 10. Orein G. Staples to Cecilia B. Kooner lot 1 square 3631 for 10. Michig T. Burns to Annie Burns lot 1s square 28 for 10. Henry H. Lowrie et ux to Engene F. Broadon on Sheri road for 10. Alice G. Holmead et al to Edwin W. Davis lot 25 square 3 for 10. Commodore P. Melton to John Temper part lot 25 square 28 for 16. Zech 8. Wieck et al to Edward H. Hilyer part for 10. Edward T. Hillyer to Edward Stellwagen for 10. 1509 Rhode Island Avenue Northwest David B. Murdock and Rothel B. Clarke lot 38 square 196 for 10. H Bergmann trustee to Bernie A. Mackintosh total 4 for 10. alley between Quand A, Fist and Third Streets Northwest Edwin Wilson et ux to …

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 Coat with Jap-a-lac for long life

Useful hints describe applying Natural Jap-a-lac over linoleum doors screens and furniture to revive and protect surfaces. Recommend colors matching old finishes for doors windows and porch furnishings. advise on pipes radiators and iron fences. include use on picture frames gas fixtures and even old vehicles. Declares Jap-a-lac a household necessity suitable for floors and woodwork.

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Mrs Faulding Weds Again In Norfolk Elopement

Mrs Susan Reta Paulding former wife of Gouverneur Paulding wed Theodore Lawrence Wogert in Norfolk Virginia at her mother’s home. Rev David R Howard officiated with only immediate families present. The couple’s elopement followed a February divorce alleging infidelity and misused fortune in bucketshop schemes.

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

In Leesburg this afternoon Miss Blanche Ray daughter of Lawson K Wallace was married to Alfred Curtis of Culpeper Va by Rev Frank P Beckley pastor of the Baptist Church The couple will reside in Culpeper Va In Winchester last night George William Pulliam a local businessman wed Miss Georgie Shiner at the home of the bride s brother in law and sister James and Gearing Rev Thomas K Cromer officiated Miss Georgie Fuller was maid of honor Roy Gearing best man

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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