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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1907
Page
27
chaotic OCR report alleges threats of lynching and a man being forced from home. mentions Charlotte Ner 488 Reut and wife of Yhommertne BC, arrest and detention for safekeeping, with wide-spread fear of violence in Lexington and High Point.
Police report details a Baltimore physician who reportedly wounded himself amid a confrontation. Investigators are reviewing evidence at the scene and awaiting statements from involved parties as the investigation proceeds.
fragmented OCR reads as Brotier dies sister weds frank host in Baltimore. ceremony details unclear with scattered letters and names. unable to confirm exact names or event specifics from the garbled text.
Deneius Johnsen of Norfolk, a leader in the Pepulanty Contest, was shot by Joseph Dean after a failed plea for mercy at the door of a home. Authorities say the suspect faced charges as investigators review the volatile confrontation and motive.
A damaged Evening News excerpt recounts a threatening suicide note from rector Raymond Blrebsook to Miss Deb Johnson amid a shooting case in Norfolk. It outlines the victim Dean Johnson and Deb Johnson relations, the scene at Dartmouth Street, hospital status, and rumors of a public popularity contest linked to community figures in Granby Street.
Capt Williams handles a tense case at the Fourth Street police station as Emma Vance Griffith, an eighteen year old Alexandria resident, is sought by her mother Mrs Mary Griffith and by Mrs Bayne amid a tangled dispute over her parentage and custody. Detectives work to determine the girl's real mother while both sides present claims and supportive witnesses.
John George a prominent farmer and longtime Londoun County figure died at Lovettsville after a fall from his riding horse on Wednesday last week. The Confederate veteran and member of the Eighth Virginia Regiment died Sunday from paralysis caused by the shock. He left a widow formerly married to Derdel Takin of Fredericksburg, and two brothers.
A court order blocks Judge Crothers from attending a poll event in Elvton amid ongoing proceedings. The writ restricts travel and communication as the case advances, with officials confirming no delay in the schedule despite the ruling.
In Raleigh North Carolina on November 4 an court clerk recorded a judgment favoring Queob Tawe over a disputed railway alignment near Shue town. The decision, signed by a circuit court official, consolidates the Wurtteedbora township matter and impacts the planned line.
A man was shot in a Norfolk saloon after refusing to buy drinks and engage with a local figure named Thomas Hobe. The incident occurred Thursday, with the assailant firing a pistol and escaping. the victim died from the injuries. Authorities investigate the motive tied to a dispute over payment and threats.
Virginia election today tests Democratic gains after a long vacancy. Governor appoints a special prosecutor to fill a seat. candidates include J. Ewell of Fairfax and G. Calon of Alexandria, with key races for Commonwealth attorney and supervisors shaping Alexandria and surrounding counties. Balloting runs today from 28 to 469 pm local time.
An advertisement claims Dr Miles Nervine restores nervous energy and aids the nervous system. It describes a wife near death from nervous trouble recovering quickly after using the product. The notice lists Miles Medical Co of Bi hkart Ind as the source.
Baltimore political scene shows Crothers and Warfeld vying for Democratic nomination with county lines and party feuds shaping the race. Polls near cliff edge as Republicans brace for late-night counts and possible delays. key counties and figures named include Vandiver, Chalenun, Galther, Hoping, Baker, Straus, Urner and others amid a tense citywide contest.
Special to The Washington Post reports President Roosevelt favors a prohibition feature in the Dia Boma constitution. Judge Harper and colleagues in Wash Hegton are cited as supporting the measure urged by Roosevelt during the session at Mast.
An obituary notes that Buey Surratt of Surratt family lineage will be buried beside his mother in Mount Olivet Cemetery. The deceased, a civil engineer from Washington, served in the First Texas Cavalry during the war, later lived in Baltimore as chief receiving clerk of the Old Bayling, unmarried, and died after a period of illness.
Mrs Aimee Lloyd arrested in Rochester Minnesota charged with passing worthless checks. Police believe the “mysterious woman the brown” who operated here impersonated Miss Berliner Emile Ber nut’s daughter. She dressed in brown and targeted stores for about thirty dollars.
A woman was shot in a dispute with Hartey Brown at 04 Macy Place near Providence Hospital. The assailant, Albert, was arrested after a confrontation with police. The alleged motive cited was a domestic argument, with uncertain details about a weapon and a possible attempted escape.
Central Labor Union and Building Trades Council plan a large labor parade on Pennsylvania Avenue to honor Dewey and Washington trades unions. Delegates pledge support, aiming for at least 90 000 marchers with penalties for nonparticipants. Joe Evans pledges stonecutters' backing. committees appointed to organize events and recruit additional participants from Alexandria and surrounding areas.
Maj William Predarick of the United States Coast Artillery and Mrs. Oliver Grace, a wealthy society woman, wed at a county court after a quick courthouse ceremony following an acquaintance in Tampa. The couple, previously unknown to the Fort Barrando unit, were married by a county judge at a hotel. They returned to the hotel for dinner and checked in under a combined count of 25 guests.
An advertisement extols Swamp Root as a cure for back pain and kidney trouble. It claims Bright's disease is worsened by neglect and asserts Swamp Root cleanses the kidneys, improves urinary symptoms, and supports overall health. A free sample bottle offer and full address are included for readers who saw the notice in The Washington Post.
Former Treasury Secretary Leslie M Shaw presided as Gen William Booth of the Salvation Army delivered a farewell address in Amesmorlen at Ceremon Hall. Gov Hagner could not attend but sent a letter to Evangeline Booth. Shaw praised Booth as the greatest evangelist of our times and noted his gospel’s vitalizing influence on men, with tributes from prominent figures and a three cheers sendoff.
William Wheeler, a 64-year-old lockkeeper and engineer, lost control of his bicycle and collided with a car on Front Street between D and E streets. He was thrown unconscious and taken to Emergency Hospital with severe injuries but expected to recover.
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