Fatal duel at polls sparks fire and ditegary in Breathitt
Jackson Kentucky November 2 reports describe a deadly confrontation at Spring Fork precinct where Tilden Blanton shot Dermosthenes Noble during a voting incident. Feud tensions rise as a house fire destroyed Mary Dealin's ballot storage and threats to ballots continue amid ongoing violence and political unrest.
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Jackson Ky
Breathitt County
Spring Fork
Tilden Blanton
Dermosthenes Noble
Noble
James Hargis
Blanton
Eckson Ts
Crockettsville
Sebwats
Tonga Creek
Mary Dealin
Sebastians
Jack
Inatau
Sebastian
MAR RIED WRIGHT GOUGH AND OBITUARY NOTES
Fragments reveal multiple death notices and marriages from Washington area residents. Entries mention William Joan Wright, Malfred Gough of Chapin, and Luders, with services at local churches and Oak Hill Cemetery. Interments listed include Glenwood and New Jersey Ave NW, with several addresses and dates in November.
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Wright Golgh
Ghost Church” Ghapico
Bistop
Washington
Fragmented notices blend across several papers
Muddled OCR text from multiple pages mixes wedding and death notices with stray terms and place names. Reading fragments reference newspapers such as Plain Dealer, St Louis, Pioneer, and others, but no clear event, names, dates, or locales stand out. The snippet lacks coherent facts to summarize.
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Waatinaten
Piteburg
Harai Pnadence Jouraal
Plain Dealer
St Louis Egablic
Bros Nee Tee
Prigdeigila
Labor leaders appeal after contempt ruling in boycott case
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals upheld contempt findings against Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison for disobeying an injunction against boycotting Bucks Stove and Range Company. Justices stressed court power and the need to enforce edicts, while dissenters questioned authority and bond rules. Gompers vowed to fight on while Bucks officials praised the ruling as upholding judicial authority.
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Gompers
Morrison
Federstlufst
Manlie
Course of Equity
oarDon
MeKes
Mackey
Lourt
Drew
Hogan
Mitchell
District of Columbia
Justice Miler
Lange
Wall
Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Ning
Bucks Stove and Range Company
St. Louiso
Messrs Gompers
Mitehe
I T
Mituhull
United Mine Workers of America
Stove and Range Company
Pizcen
Federaltor
Metal Polishers Union
Federation
Federationist
Store and Range Company
Justha Gould
Supreme Court of
Bucks
District Court of Appeals
Alton B Parker
New York
Federation of Labor
Sompers
Justice Wright
Gompera Ad
Supreme Court of the District
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Ngs
Gompers Vows Appeal After Court Contempt Ruling
Labor leader Samuel Gompers declares he will fight the contempt judgment in the Bucks Store and Range Company case. He contests District Court of Appeals ruling upholding the Tower court decision against Joseph Mitchel and Frank Morrison, stressing respect for the court while promising immediate action.
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Laat Ditch
New York
Samiel Gomperg
Idderation of Labor
District Court of Appesta
District of Columbia
Tower Court
Gompers
John Mitchel
Frank Morrison
Bucks Store and Range Company
Ruling Pleases Van Cleave Over AFL Case
St Louis, November 2. Van Cleave, president of the Bucks Store and Range Company, issues a statement on the Gompers Morrison and Mitchell decision. He says the AFL assault in 1906 was plotted to intimidate employers and the public and to coerce the U.S. government, noting the leaders acted in the federation’s name, not as individuals, and that their defiance followed court orders.
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Bucks
America
Bar
Socetr
Tofis
Robb
Jus Lage van Orsde
Gompere Mitchell
Morrison
United States
Agauming
St Louis
Cleave
Bucks Store and Range Company
Gompers, Morrison, and Mitchel
American Federation of Labor
Natonal Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Stme
Bucks Stuva and Range Company
Ruling With Regret on Land Dispute In Divorce Case
The U S Supreme Court affirmed a Nebraska court ruling in a Washington divorce related land dispute between Mrs Fall and Elizabeth Eastin. The case centered on land conveyance attempts from a Washington court to Mrs Fall, now in Nebraska, and involved a sequence of deeds and court-directed actions. Justice McKenna voiced reluctance but upheld the decision.
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United States Supreme Court
Sora S Fall
Elizabeth Eastin
Washington
Fall
Nebraska
McKenna
Hamilton County
Nebr
Washington Court
Towie
Nebraska Supreme Court
Mra Fall
Federal Supreme Court
Will Unite Labor Federation Strengthened by Court Decision
The District Court of Appeals affirmed Justice Weight's judgment. Labor leaders credit the ruling with cementing AFL factions and bolstering its ranks. Washington labor figures show mixed public views, while John J. Purcell predicts AFL membership will rise by hundreds of thousands in coming months.
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Washington
Mr Parcell
Denver
Court of Appeals
Purcell Gonthued
Congress
Sam DeNedrey
Trades Unionist
Central Labor Union
Gompers
Court
District Court of Appeals
Justlee
Varius
Labo
Walon
Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Fta
John J Purcell
Appeals Court: Juvenile Court Lacked Jurisdiction in Husband Wife Case
Justice Van Orsdel upholds Justice Stafford ruling that juvenile court had no jurisdiction in the dispute between Leo West and his wife over spousal support where no children were involved. The writ of certiorari was properly issued and the Supreme Court affirmed the decision.
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Court of Appeals
van Orsdel
Justice Stafford
Supreme Court
Judge DeLacy
Leo West
West
Frank Borige Perry
District Attorneys Office
Justice van Orsdel
Supreme Court of the District
Funeral of F R Lassiter in Petersburg Va
The funeral of Representative Francis Rives Lassiter of Petersburg will be held tomorrow at 11 o'clock at St Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church. Rev A W Barnwell will officiate. Active pall bearers are Petersburg men including Walter D McKenney, P H Drewry, Dr IM Bourke, Paul Petite, and others. Honorary pall bearers include Gov Claude A Swanson and several congressmen and Virginia officials. The service will be at Blandford Cemetery.
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Waaningcoa
Petersburg
Francis Rives Lassiter
Thin Oty
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
A W Barnwell
Walter D MecKenny
P H Drewry
IM Bourke
Paul Petite
William 2
Martin
James Weddell
Bernard Mann
Bond
Claude A Swanson
Wiliam A
Maaner
Thomas
D Flood
James Hay
Land Hof
Hutcheson
R Hobs
Egbert G
Lesh Menry
Mellwaine
Thompson
RA Martin
J M Mullen
Robert Gilliem
Wohoam
Allen Potts
WB Cocke
Morgan H Beach
West Virginia
Briggs
New Jersey
Lovesick Student Tries Suicide. Saved After Note Found
In Williamsburg Virginia November 2 6 E Tate of Suffolk a student at Wallamend Mary College allegedly attempted suicide by dunking lamps. Dr J Mi Henderson used a stomach pump to save Tate who said he would soon be at rest in a note to his sweetheart. Men held him while the physician pumped out the person.
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Washington Fost Wilamsburg Va
Tate
Suffolk
Wallamend
Mary
J Mi Henderson
Tates Bie
Fire mounts on South Mountain threaten towns in Maryland
A blaze sparked by a Baltimore and Ohio locomotive burned over a large area of timber on South Mountain between Wevertown and Brownsville, with 16 flames fought by a large force until rain ended the danger. Halloween vandals toppled monuments at Shanks Church cemetery near Maugansville. In Hagerstown, Bessie E Foggs of Farview and Albert Hood of Clear Spring were wed by Father Henry Nagengast. Mrs Elizabeth Healey, 95, died in Middleburg.
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Baltimore and Ohio
South Mountain
Weverton
Brownsville
Shanks Church
Maugansville
Hagerstown
Washington Post
Mni
Bessie E. Fogss
Farvyew
Albert Hood
Clear Spring
Henry Nagengast
Hancork Catholic Church
Murder and suicide shock Keystone room
Shots rang out in a Keystone room as the door was forced and Connie Blackwell and an unidentified Hungarian were found dead. Authorities say the man killed the girl and then took his own life. Nearby Huntington workers found a swan with leaves covering a body near Etchen Station, with probable murder and robbery motive. no identifiers recovered.
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Hanganan
Blusicide
Keystone
Connie Blackwell
Hungerian
Ameide
Huntington
W Va
Etchen
Guyan Valley Railway
Brugh
Virginia antiquities oppose Mount Vernon federal control
The Richmond Virginia Antiquities today urged against moving Mount Vernon from the Ladies Mount Vernon Association into federal custody. They respond to W Sumner Appleton of Boston who sought the association stance. All major Virginia patriotic societies reportedly back the association's position.
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Washington
Richmond
Association For the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities
Hays Mount Vernon
Ladies Mount Vernon Association
W. Sumner Appleton
Boxton
Patriotic Societies of
Virginia
Virginia brief: hunting accident injures George D Witt in Lynchburg
Virginia brief reports George D Witt president of the George D Witt Sheep Company of Lynchburg was accidentally shot in the right arm by his brother during a hunting outing in Nelson County. The report notes a mad doe incident near Oak Hill by Luray involving Hugh Wood and his daughter, and mentions a Fauquier County event with a mudstone incident and a household dog at large.
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George D Witt
Hugh Wood
Oak Hill
Luray
Beth
Fauquier County
Virginia Weddings Narrate Two Local Nuptials
Miniborgo the country residence in Richmond hosted the wedding of Mise Mary Steele Parrish to Dr Hubert Thrift Ferguson formerly of the city with Rev Richard Ferguson performing the ceremony. In Fluganna county The Shores saw Miss America Seay wed Dr Arthur Barris Joneson with grandparents Andrew Jackson Seay and his wife presiding at Seay's Chapel as guests arrived.
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Richmond
Miniborgo
J Scott Parrish
Nice
Mise
Mary Steele Parrish
T. Kirkpatrick Parrish
Hubert Thrift Ferguson
Gaffney
Richard Ferguson
Palmyrs
Dmiss
America Seay
Arthur Lucius Sea
Colored Teacher Found Guilty in Fatal Injury Case
The Wasliington Post reports Robert John, a colored teacher, found guilty of ill treatment leading to a 7 year old pupil’s death after a weeklong trial in Weatravieland county Montross circuit court. He is sentenced to 18 years in the penitentiary. a new trial motion will be argued later. Rev Harriet Chamberlin, former pastor of Morein town Baptist, resigned to join a Newton Mass church. Neduchal was found not guilty in the murder of 14 year old Joe Koltnsii. Neduchal’s defense claimed no intent to kill as a rock was hurled and struck the boy.
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Wasliington
Warsaw
Weatravieland
Montross
Robert John
Sears
Harriet Chamberlin
Morein Town
Clinch
Newton
Mass
Moundavilla
Neduchal
Joe Koltnsii
Ula
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SS de Cuesdas
Earth Street
OWOE
Mo' Asere Grissom
Gil Cou
New Jersey Ave
Wednunday
Joskeh
Kia & Voorhees
Tng
Thurs
Thos ”. Sergeon
TG RS Cain
Mata
Thos A Costello
Staralier
Vow Street
Frank Geier
Fehapmonin
Speaee
F Street
Ogstrietty
Frank A
Speare Mer
Malvara
Geo P Zarhorst
William Lex
Kolatelnth
Commedtone Chapel
WM H Saedo & CO
Funsral
Moder
Lincoln
Blackistone
Labor Chiefs
Bar of Justice
United Btetes
Fts
Origen
Hall
Justice Shepard
Iman Mherry
Torgato
Telan
Br Gompers
James M Beck
Compannant Bucks Store and Range Company
St Lous
Bucks Store Company
Maranes
Kaion
van Cleave
Saya
West End Laundry
Penna. Ave
N. W
Ghegk
Delacy Uphelb
Justice Statford
F. R Lassiter
Lance
Priestley Cravenette
Mr. Schwartz
Ben Schwartz
St. N. W
Western Maryland News
Healey
Navy
Elzebeth Healey
Middleburg
Hee Chuldren
Mt, Vernon
Virginia Briefs
N. E
Ninth and
K Streets
Geo . Cooper
Howsea
Car Ine
Navy Yard
Simpson-Sullivan Co., Inc
Balance
Knabe
Fredenck Music Co
Haines Bros
Marshall & Wendell
Foster
Brewster
Gerhard
W. F. Frederick Music CO
D. G. Pfeiffer
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