Roosevelt letter invites Fish to meet him in New York
Former President Roosevelt reportedly sent a letter to Rep Hamilton Fish of New York inviting a meeting in New York upon his arrival. Insurgent leaders view the note as signaling Roosevelt's sympathy with the insurgent movement and a potential platform for speeches this fall.
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Rockville Line Gets Temporary Injunction on Fares
A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction blocking part of a cheap-rate fare law affecting Washington area commuters on the Rockville line. The order restrains the fare reduction between the District of Columbia and Rockville from 3 to 1 2 cents and halts issuing June commuter books. Authorities cautioned agents to stop selling commuter books until further orders. A reward of 5000 was posted for Benjamin Cartwright, former secretary of the pork board, amid an ongoing audit of mayoral circles.
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Tablet unveiled at academy memorial for late Loyeman Noa
An Anglpolis ceremony in Memorial Hall unveiled a tablet honoring Loyeman Noa, a 1900 graduate shot in the Philippines. Captain Bowyer presided as superintendent, Chaplain Clark gave the invocation, and Lent WG Mitchell presented the memorial on behalf of the classmates.
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Thousands See Drill Regeo Students Cheer
More than 3000 spectators watched six cadet companies perform at the Arm strong Manual Training and Street High School drill at the American League baseball park. Company A of M Street High School won the annual event after hours of precise maneuvering, with Capt Wilfrid Whitehead Lawson earning praise as its leader. Mrs Mary Church Terrell pinned a gold medal on Capt Lawson for the standout command.
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Mexican mining figure dies of ptomaine poisoning in Mexico City hotel
Mexico City May 3 W a renowned mining man formerly of Boston and Chicago dies after ptomaine poisoning while staying at a local hotel. He had claimed a shooting incident in Hampstead involving H Maxecstown and Mangana, who was shot Wednesday. Authorities still consider rival balloon theory as a possible motive.
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Lorimer Denies Bribery In Senate Fight
Senator Lorimer rejects bribery claims as he rails at the Chicago Tribune and Medill McCormick. He accuses publishers and Gov Deneen allies of a political conspiracy to ruin him, recounting past campaigns and denouncing press power while defending his Senate race. The scene unfolds in a heated chamber amid eulogies for a Georgia representative.
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PIGEONS' FAST FLY Delaware Birds Liberated at Rocky Mount
Delaware Homing Pigeon Association held a Rocky Mount to Wilmington race with fourteen birds. Wallace Cannon won first diploma, Fred E Martin second, Mex Ahnon third. Winner averaged 3,127 yards per minute. flight faced a northwest wind yet delivered a rapid result. Separate note reports Norfolk Bay steamship deal: City of Baltimore and City of Norfolk sold for 750000 to Chesapeake Steamship Co. for Baltimore to Norfolk service.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted By Local Letter Writer
A local letter touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as repeatedly helpful in spring health. The writer James Hey of Philadelphia endorses it for tired mornings and renewed vigor after a few bottles, noting it as a tonic with liquid or chocolate tablet forms.
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Shooting of Grace Wolfe and Rose Pearman in Baltimore
Special to The Washington Post reports that Grace Wolfe and Rose Pearman were shot Friday evening at their kitchen in Fearner Square by Harry Stone. Mrs Wolfe is gravely wounded in the abdomen, Miss Pearman injured in the left hip. Stone, held for preliminary beating, claimed jealousy as motive. Mollie Pearman says he has long been unstable and that Rose feared him.
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Middy Cruise Leaders Named for Brigadewt Summer
The Annapolis May announcement lists cadet officers for the Brigadewt Midshipmen summer cruise. Thomas Starr King II of California is cadet commander and brigade adjutant Joseph L. Nielsen of Iowa. First battalion commander D J Cellaghien of California with adjutant Edward Hicks of Kansas. Second battalion commander Fred J Hatch of New Hampshire with adjutant Howard Jeang of Ohio. Twelve companies led by Erle L. Barr of California Faut Foster of Idaho Milton H. Anderson of Washington Frank F Reynolds of Delaware Walter A Readal of New Jersey Elis S. Stone of Arkansas Roger W Pain of District of Columbia W Conway of Kentucky Belaras Bullard of Wisconsin Frank X Lowry of Iowa Robert M Griffin of Virginia and Robert P Motlen Jr of Pennsylvania.
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Ball hits Army officer during Army Navy game
Special to The Washington Post Annapolle Md May 28 Capt Martin B Smith U S Navy Sea patient at Naval Hospital after being struck in the right eye by a ball during the eighth inning of the Army Navy baseball game. Gillam Navy captain hit a foul ball that injured Smith. Surgeons treated him and he was moved to the hospital for closer examination.
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Memorial Day Observances Across Virginia and Nearby Cemeteries
A broad array of memorial events planned for Monday across Richmond area and northern Virginia. Union veterans and survivors will honor at Seven Pines Cold Harbor Petersburg City Point. Confederate ceremonies set for Hollywood Oakland Petersburg Fort Mahone Fort Steadman. parades and wreaths also at Charlestown Strasburg Antietam sites with speakers from Harrisonburg Keedysville Baltimore and Mount Carroll.
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Virginia Briefs and Local Notes From Roanoke to Richmond
Virginia briefs report Roanoke’s West End Rolling Mill selling to a Pittsburg concern for 166000 via Charles A Ball Co with plans to hire about 400 men by July 1. Harrisonburg resident Thomas Richards faces grand jury perjury allegations over ages of Miss Cora Siff-Matt, who wed Zebedish Knight on May 10 at 16. Saltins College in Bristol elects Rev Dr W S Neighbors as president. A $10000 playhouse is planned at Third and Broad in Richmond with land secured. A Hagerstown pantomime opening sparks crowd rush. women rescued by police. The German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North America in Richmond names officers: JH Reiler president, J A Whishaar vice president, R stove secretary, Adam Friedrich treasurer.
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Keswick Horse Show Highlights Women's Drivers and Winners
Special to The Wardington Post Charlottesville Va May 2 The Virginia circuit opens with Keswick Hunt Crib exhibition. Mrs Ward Olvey Miss Allen Potts and Miss Sale Pugh win ribbons in ladies hunters and roadsters. Top horses Radiant Brilliant and Gloversville entries dominate multiple classes. Julian Morris absent with jumpers to London show.
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New skin remedy Poslam touted to banish blemishes
An advertisement claims Poslam clears blotches red noses hives pimples and other blemishes quickly. It promises daytime visibility free skin and restoration to natural color with home use and mail orders from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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Primaries Delayed as State Committee Demands Revoke Action
Special to The Washington Fest Baltimore May. State Republican committee meeting called to revoke previous action on primaries. Chairman Fianna reports assembly for next Tuesday at noon at Rennert Mt Gist Blair Montgomery. Primaries to be decided by direct vote first Monday in September. Allegany Garrett favor change. Contenders listed include Col Pearre Blair Brainala Warner Montgomery Alexander Fagner Thompson Brown.
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Back to the Farm rally fuels West Virginia ag push
Governor Glasscock leads West Virginia gathering in Clarksburg urging food raiding to curb high living costs. The meeting endorses agriculture in schools and calls for agricultural high schools as part of a broader back to the farm movement. Speakers include Henry G. Davis, A Knapp, and Joseph H. Gain.
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Marine is Not Guilty in Baltimore Bribery Trial
Baltimore May 29 former open streets commissioner James Marine was found not guilty of bribery by a jury in five minutes. The verdict drew murmurs of approval as spectators cheered the acquittal. The case linked to a separate allegation against J Arthur Wickham regarding a $1500 payment.
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New VFP 1 Board Named
Gov Manator announced the new board of visitors for the Virginia Polytechnic Institute to take offices July 1 for four years. Peyton F St Clair Giles county Col A M Bowman Satem, Bo Kirkpatrick Lynchburg Capt Mi cajab Woods Charlottesville Easton Dunes Lay Delegates named. Easton Mi May 2 banquet by local church women honored laymen in Christ Church parish house ahead of the lay men’s convention opening tomorrow.
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Virginia Obituary Finds Notable Local Figures
Virginia obituaries report B A Hancock senior partner of Hancock Brox tehta to manufacturers died this afternoon after a long illness. He was born in Lynchburg, a Virginia Military Institute graduate, and leaves three sons and five daughters. Also noted are Mary Bey aged 86 found dead at home in Singer, survivors include husband and children, and David Lowman aged 63 dies at the Old Folks Home in Towsonville, survived by two sons and a daughter.
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