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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1905

Page

4

Maryland political divide for Poe amendment sparks lively Lyric Hall meeting

A Washington Post report details a contentious anti amendment rally at Lyric Hall in Baltimore County with 2500 seats and a crowd that failed to materialize. It notes dismal speeches, bolstered Democratic hopes, and a contrasting Gorman event at Yane Hall, while discussing ballot design under the Wilson law across eleven counties.

Maryland Baltimore City Washington Post Baltimore Marylard Navy Bonaparte Lyric Hall Yanea Hall P Gorman Jr Gorman Rayner Judas Iacaro Marvant Abe Baltimre

Barge Saxon Is Spoke n Found Near Cape Lookout

A special to the Stite from Georgetown reports the barge Saxon, wrecked from the Arigon with four men aboard during a gale off Cape Hatteras October 2, has been spoken and lies two miles south of Cape Lookout. Both vessels belong to Atlantic Coast Lumber Corp and were bound for this port.

Cape Lookout Columbia Georgetown Saxon Arigon Cape Hatteras Cave Lookout Essela Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation

Will of Pennsylvania Chief Justice Invalidated

Philadelphia November 1 The will of Chief Justice Edward M Paygon of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court is declared invalid in part due to the omission of subscribing witnesses names from the will The contested clause devised much land for an agricultural school for poor boys while other provisions remain unaffected by the witness omission.

America Gallatin Philadelphia Gen Washington Maine Wiliam Bingham Bath England Wiliam United States Senate House of Baring Bingham Justice Iredell United States Supreme Court Hieh Binghams William & Chendler Deen Jones Barefoot Faver Ague Port Tobacco Freeman Pennsylvania Edward M Paygon Supreme Court of Pennsylvania

Court extends stop on Mrs Warren's Profession in New York

In New York on November 1 the Polish Court extended the shutdown of George Bernard Shaw's Mrs Warren's Profession to November 9 due to the election period. Police Commissioner McAdoo refused Garrick Theatre managers' request to argue the merits, standing by the prior order暂停 the production until adjournment ends.

Mrs Warren New York George Bernardi Shaw McAdoo McAdood Garrick Mr. Warren

Protest over no avail for testimony at Los Angeles deposition

Attorney A R Union for Armour Car Lines protests delayed Interstate Commerce Commission hearings on private refrigerator car investigations. He objects to sending witnesses to Los Angeles for one deposition, urging the commission to close the cases promptly and grant a final order instead of an endless delay. He argues the delay harms public perception and the industry.

A. R. Union Armour Car Linex Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Armour Car Lines Ines Washington St Louis Chicago Los Angeles Cal EH T Hart Orton California Knapp Urton Rion Union Earl Calliag Aome Orlen Atychison, Topeke and Banta Fe Refrigerator Company

Berwind Sailors Indicted In Mutiny Murder Case

Grand jury in Federal Court returns true bills of mutiny and murder against Arthur Adams and Robert Sawyer of the schooner Berwind. They plead not guilty. Special venire ordered. trial set for Saturday morning. Henry Scott’s involvement remains unproven.

Wilmington Arthur Adams Robert Sawyer Harry R. Rumul Craw North Carolina Stele George L Peschau Plepden Venira Purnell Rial Sgathat Henry Scott Adams Sawyer

Chicago Girl The Winner In Adding Machine Contest

Miss May Maher of Chicago won the adding machine contest at the National Business Show in Madison Square Garden. She broke the world record by totaling 600 department store checks in four minutes and nineteen seconds. Mae Barclay of Chicago finished second in four minutes and twenty one seconds. Barclay, formerly the champion adder, works for the Chicago Dinofs Central.

May Maher New York Chicago Madison Square Garden Mae Barclay Barclay Dinofs Central Maher Chief Et Itlieton Quincy

Accused of Olney murders in Middletown report

Assistant District Attorney Rogers said sufficient evidence exists to convict Charles Henry Rogers of Middletown of the murders of Fred and Willis Olney and Alice Ingerick and the assault on Mrs. Georgian In gevink. He also faced charges of passing worthless checks and a $600 reward was offered for the conviction amid doubts he died by his own hand after disappearing.

Middletown Rogers Charles Henry Rogers Fred Willis Olney Alice Ingerick Georgian Ingevink Elentus Wands Hee

Hotels Amass Guests From Across States at National Willard

A long list of guests staying at the National Willard and other hotels includes travelers and residents from Alabama Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia and Canada England Germany Mexico and more. It names individuals such as Foster, Ho Monte Montgomery, J W Jackson, W EB Bryan, Hugh Flynn, George N M Sawyer, and Daisy Morgan among others staying at the Willard and various hotels in cities like Chicago New Orleans Philadelphia Baltimore Detroit and St Louis. The roster covers hotel guests from multiple states and regions, reflecting a broad guest mix.

Alabama Ephraim Foster Hantsville Ripe Hover A Monte T H Malone Denver Shoreham Connecticut J. A Hamiston New Haeven John W McLarie New London Jamen Delaware Georges L. Morton Was Mington New Willard Florida Hmmett Wilson National Georgia Joseph Swenatine Savannah Raleighs Ulinele C HE. Feckard W EB Bryan FH. Sohanom B. L. Hanriquer G Barrons Seateen National Missouri H J Cantwell St Louis Raleigh Hoffman Harrison City Onal New Jersey Newark F Rowe Orange Havene Ashuy Park George Ryman Tillart Gipwork National Frede James N York City Emil Klein Bellman Joseph J Sideman James 3Areus Townsend George Morton Edward Hammer Irene Trace F Cowan Charles Downing H Luongeu Henry Phipps Shaffer W Letson W Dunn Fejbernan Stanley Scott Maroua Braun Duuler Theodore Cache Halph Templetox Garselere Charles Becker William B Haight Figte Hous Mies Harrietts Weems Clarke Marie Stewart Martin Kruorst Gren Friedman H Delaney O Walcott Marks H Bartlett Colin W Anderson Raumiank H Ossusky Andy Hursey Dave Kennady Stora Jocknon Sentuel Jones William Be Thora BE. Hoos Sailvermein Heary Natonal New York State F W_ Taylor Sebengetaly Edwards Haul Buffalo Ralaleh C Curtis Troy Hick Johnson Cincinnati Jacobs Clevelad Vandergrift Dayton Droeper Gebs Cleveland National Pennsylvania Ledwith Pittsburg Willer Beaver Falla Geiger Albert Bruen Barr N Heke Paredelphia Pierce Philadelphia Charien King and Wife H.C Cowles Gorge le Brinley O Harvey William T Schoedler A. M Stragoman Reif Wit Nelson Sod Wits York National W Higgian Meadville St. James Rhode Island E Turner Newport Richardson Fairfax W C Walte JM. Haynes Richmond Natlonel West Virginia Alston Phillip Frank R Moore Clarksburg Willan Campbell Charlestown Haleigh Barron JC Bond Elkins Jones

Victory Over Fever No New Cases in New Orleans

New Orleans reports no new yellow fever cases yesterday marking a turn in the outbreak. Eighteen patients remain under treatment as officials note ongoing presence of outbreaks elsewhere and a partial recall of yellow fever experts from the South with several stationed in Gulfport Vicksburg and Natches Mississippi and Louisiana for a few weeks longer to ensure safety.

New Orleans Public Health and Marine Hospital Service South Wyman Yester Gulfgort Vicksburg Natches Misa Louisiana

Sale draws on discontinued patterns among stocked goods

The store lists goods in regular stock at 185 and 2 dollars while noting patterns are discontinued. Many other items of equal importance are available, highlighting alternates during the sale.

New Publications In And Out Of The Lines

Frances Thomas Howard discusses a war story on the 1864 65 Georgia occupation under Federal troops. The book focuses on privations and the experience of Georgia women during Sherman’s march and the suffering of Southern families and soldiers as described by the author. Price is 1.50 from Neale Publishing Co New York and Washington listings.

Frances Thomas Howard Georgia Sherman Miss Glasgow Conte Mtr Cable New Orleans Times- Democrat Cleveland

Christopher Robinson Dies Known Canadian Constitutional Lawyer

Canadian constitutional lawyer Christopher Robinson died last night of pneumonia in Toronto. He guided many Canadian cases before the Privy Council and his advocacy in the Bering Sea arbitration aided a Canadian victory. He declined knighthoods offered to him.

Bering Sea Toronto Ontario Christopher Robinson Robinson Privy Council Memphis Tonn Ney Louis Daltroff Memphis Howard Relict Association

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