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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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34

Golf Tourney Opens as Chevy Chase Links Host

The Middle Atlantic golf championships opened at Chevy Chase with Home Squad winning the Club Cup. Dr L L Harban of Columbia and Tuckerman of Chevy Chase tied for low medal. Excellent greens and strong play marked the opening day with multiple matches and ties noted.

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

Danville Errors Cost Roanoke Game

Danville fell 4 to 1 to Roanoke as costly errors and base running miscues shaped the outcome. Degbes and Painter contributed misplays that let Roanoke scratch across runs, while Roanoke’s strong defense and timely hits preserved the lead despite Danville’s late threats.

Intercollegiate Track Meet Opens at Franklin Field

More than 250 athletes arrive for the annual intercollegiate track and field meet at Franklin Field. Yale Cornell and Pennsylvania favored for top honors with Cornell slight edge in potential points. Nineteen colleges represented including Harvard Princeton Swarthmore Brown Columbia Fordham Johns Hopkins Syracuse Williams NYU Stevens. preliminaries are tomorrow, 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 By Virginia Track Squad

Charlottesville Va May us At a meeting for day of the eleven members of the Virginia track and field squad who won their letters the past season James Alcorn Rector of Hot Springs Ark was unanimously re elected captain The sprinter resisted the honor but teammates pressed him He left for Philadelphia to train for the Olympia trials amid examinations in law school weighing about 133 pounds and aiming to maintain that weight until trials on June 6.

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

Johnson and Lincoln to meet for Middle Atlantic tennis title

Johnson of Philadelphia defeats Wallace Johnson in straight sets and Dels, advancing to the finals of the Middle Atlantic States championship at Bachelors' Lawn Tennis Club. Lincoln also wins to set up a final against Doyle, with Doyle seen as the defending champion and likely challenger.

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 Title

In Brooklyn at Wings County Club finals, New York champion I C Wright faces local rival Will May for the Long Island championship after Wright defeats E J Stetlenhauer. Larned and Watson advance in doubles to meet Alexander and Hackett. Barry defeats Christiansen in Savannah on May 28.

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 Bristol Murder Trial

Special to The Washington Was Bristol Ten May 28 The case of Hale charged with the murder of Lillie Davis in Bristol on March 27 was given to the jury at 9 o clock after four hours of argument. Judge Tyler's charge was viewed as favorable to Hale though the prosecution rested a stronger case than at the first trial. The jury is expected to render its verdict tomorrow. Hale denied mistreating Davis during cross examination and said she drank whiskey of her own accord.

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

Dry laws invalid in Roanoke transport ruling

Richmond Virginia May 3 The Roanoke liquor cases held the Southern Express Company must transport liquor legally sold to customers in “dry” towns along the Norfolk and Western line. The company is ordered to receive shipments from Roanoke licensed retailers and deliver them to consignees in dry towns, under the general law. Charlestown mayor re elected Light defeats Getzan danner by 1 vote total 217. Circuit Court of Appeals proceedings listed with Snipes v Southern Railway Company and other Columbia, S. C. details.

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 94 Pensioner of War of 1812

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 today in Danville Virginia obit notes born 1810s likely long lived surname Hamlin and Reamey legacy local paper Sunday Post rate info included.

Danville Mary Reamey Charles 8. Hamlin Louisville N. G

Confederate Memorial Day Observed in Loudoun County

In Leesburg Virginia on Confederate Memorial Day the 25 foot monument to Confederacy soldiers and sailors in Loudoun County was unveiled on courthouse lawn. William Seivers Jr of New York crafted the monument costing 2500 dollars funded by Clinton Hetcher Camp and local Confederate groups. Speakers included United States Senator John W. Daniel and Governor Swanson with veterans attending from Virginia Maryland and Washington DC.

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

In Winchester Virginia May 28 the cornerstone of Handley Library was laid in ceremonies led by Virginia Masons headed by Grand Master Dr Joseph W Eggleston assisted by Winchester Commandery Knights Templar and Hiram Lodge. Former Solicitor General Holmes Conrad delivered the oration before about 5000, with a banquet following an annual Templar inspection. The library is funded by a $500000 bequest from late Judge John Handrey of Scranton buried in Winchester.

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 Va 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 as overwork has worn his health. Physicians say rest will restore him fully and deny rumors of leaving UVA for the University of New York City presidency at 15000 a year.

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

Williams urges Ryan to resign from Democratic committee

Alfred Williams editor of the News-Leader in Richmond accuses Thomas F. Ryan a Nelson County delegate to the Democratic State convention of contributing to Republican campaign funds. Williams calls for Ryan's removal from the committee and warns against ambitions for governor or U S senator, saying such aims would be met with a rebuke by the people.

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

Storm Ravages Western North Carolina Farmlands

Special to The Washington Post reports a severe storm in western North Carolina on May 28. The hail and high winds damaged homes mills and other buildings along the French Broad River and its tributaries. Hew storms carried away structures and inundated thousands of acres. hail as large as goose eggs caused extensive damage in Rutherford County. Lightning added to the destruction.

Washington Post College N. C Rutherford County

Pythians Vote Memorial in Virginia

In Staunton Virginia the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias adopts a resolution to build a castle hall in Richmond as a Hines memorial. A committee of eight will oversee construction and funding. Grand Chancellor Rev John H Dickinson chairs the panel. other members undisclosed. The body adjourns 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 Farmer in Roanoke Area

Shilo Bishop, Montgomery County farmer near Christiansburg, was struck dead by lightning while standing in his yard under a tree this afternoon. A child nearby was knocked senseless but survived. Culpeper Planing Mill of Culpeper Hardware and Manufacturing Company burned early today. loss about 312,000. 350 workers affected.

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

Nervine Promises Relief for Nervous Debility in Women

A testimonial from H Bozarth of Hamilton Mo touts Dr Miles Nervine as a splendid nerve tonic easing headaches backaches stomach trouble and general debility. The claimant reports improved sleep and steadier nerves after use with a promise of money back if a bottle fails to benefit.

Miles

Refuted poll charge on Alexandria 1907 primary

City Treasurer Thomas W Robinson and Clerk Neyell Greenaway swore to denials of Gordon claims about poll taxes and voting lists. Officials from four wards and Capt. William H. Sweeney signed sworn statements denying irregularities and asserting proper tax settlement with Virginia authorities.

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 Avenue Association Elects Officers and Directors

The Mount Vernon Avenue Association held its annual meeting in Alexandria to elect officers and a board. Directors include William B. Smoot and J. Marriott Hill among others. executive board members and officers were named. Also noted are religious society events and a court appointment of a special commissioner in a local civil matter.

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 docket for 1908 District of Columbia cases

Adjourned to Tuesday January 2, 1908 session lists cases across Equity Court Nos. 1 and 2 with parties such as Stubblefeld Gorman Lumbar and various trustees and attorneys. Includes numerous filings, withdrawals, and orders involving bankruptcies estates guardianships and assignments for Monday June 1 1908 and other schedule entries in criminal and circuit court sections.

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 Erston & Siddons Hannan National Lumibbr Company Baatley-Smith—Wileon & Phutaly Hargraves Va Hargraves Shee,Taylor and Johnson—Benjamin Hill Va Gilbert Et al Thompson—Hoehling Williamson Pennebaker Strassirger—Davis Lernheim Distilling Company Wheatley Fo. Bei Farrington Ve Farrington Webb and Forrest Smith Walker and Hendler Equity Court Tustlee Gould Wigtmore Whitmore Nist Hayden, Johnson Carrington R. A. Helskett Wow Millan Hirk de Naughn Arderea Alex, Muncaster Gettin 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 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 Trust in Various Squares and Properties

A fragmented list of deeds of trust across multiple squares and properties including HOLMEAN MANOR and METROPOLIS VIEW. Details reference multiple trustees lenders such as George Mo and Washington Loan, with terms of one to four years, semiannual interest rates up to 8 percent, and secured guarantees on parcels in Pleasant Plains and Odom Park.

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 Easing Monetary Pressures

The London bank rate was reduced to 2 1 2 percent amid easing gold absorption by France and Germany. Authorities cut from 3 percent, citing easy funds at about 1 1 4 percent and market conditions. The move aims to support trade and align with lower market discounts, reflecting a period of significant monetary relaxation and financial activity across institutions and courts listed in related notices.

Penn Kane France Germany London Penn American Plate Glaes Company Ritval Moly Easy Mount Olivet Cemetery Company Blagerrung Milton Inancial Pullaving Sohn H Senger Richard Ht Kent Penie Bank of Jengland Meeworth Lay Mackall

Real Estate Transfers Across Northwest District Streets

Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Northwest and nearby areas including Street Northwest between 22d and Zid, Thirteenth Street Southeast, and Mount Airy. Transfers involve owners such as Lake, Conger, Rawlings, Covington, Duvall, Kemper, Gehring, McCarthy, Staples, Burns, Lowrie, Holmesad, Melton, Hilyer, Murdock, Clarke, Bergmann, Mackintosh, and others with payments commonly listed as 10 or 16 dollars for various lots and blocks across multiple streets.

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 James Marin Et Ax Patrick Dudan Ho McCarthy van Ness Orein G. Staples Cecilia B. Kooner Michig T. Burns 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 Quand A Fist and Third Streets Edwin Fa Wilon

Useful Hints to Housekeepers on Jap-a-lac Finishes

Practical guide on applying Jap-a-lac to revive weathered surfaces. Advises coatings for doors screens porch furniture and fixtures including windows pipes radiators and old automobiles. Recommends colors from mahogany to black and highlights ease of use for inexperienced workers with broad domestic applications.

USA

Mrs. Faulding Weds Again In Norfolk Society Match

Mrs Susan Reta Paulding formerly Gouverneur Paulding of Boston wed Theodore Lawrence Bogert of New York at her mother Mrs James J Telds Norfolk home in a quiet ceremony officiated by Rev David R Howard. Attended only by close families, the match follows Paulding's 19 divorce for alleged infidelity and wasted 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 May 28 Miss Blanche Ray daughter of Lawson K Wallace married Alfred Curtis of Culpeper Va at the bride’s home Rev Frank P Beckley officiated and the couple will reside in Culpeper Va In Winchester last night George William Pulliam and Miss Georgie Shiner were married at the bride’s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs James Z Gearing Rev Thomas K Cromer officiated Miss Georgie Fuller was maid of honor and Roy Gearing was 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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