Senator Garrot Replies On Property Qualification And Negro Vote
Senator Garrot responds to Governor Warfield challenging a property qualification and the aim to eliminate the ignorant Negro vote. He urges support for an amendment while criticizing party insubordination and warns that ambitious officials may misuse the issue for political gain.
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Mone
Eh Warington
Garrot
Kaye
Gav Warff
Vonty
Bok
Vena
Cor
Messrs
Bonaparte
Goernor
Monument to Jefferson Davis Under Construction in Richmond
Washington Post reports actual work begins tomorrow on the Jefferson Davis Monument in Richmond, capital of the Confederacy. The project, funded by Southern states, aims to complete the statue within two years, with an initial ceremonial opening and plans for an animal reception and convention events surrounding the dedication.
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Jefferson Davis
Uy Tie
Washington Post
Tmnpud Va
Sai Tormorrow
JT UN Davis
Lynching Prevented as Two Negroes Held in Warrenton Murder
In Raleigh on November 6 two young African Americans Burton Jarrell and Garfield Hicks were brought for safekeeping after a crowd threatened to lynch them over the murder of W C King, a Vaughn horse trader. A bloodied knife and shirt linked Hicks to the crime. Gov. Glenn authorized militia if needed and ordered a special term of court.
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Steela
Washington
Raleigh
Warrenton
Burton Jarrell
Garfield Hicka
Davis
W C. King
Vaughn
N. C
Hicks
Gov Glenn
King
Jarrell
Ullness
Baltimore Cemetery Official’s Suicide Attempt
John Goodwin superintendent of St Vincent's Cemetery on Belair road attempted suicide by tying a rope around his neck and jumping from a second story window. The rope was too long and he survived with injuries not considered serious. He was taken to St Joseph's Hospital with despondency noted at age sixty five.
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Washington
Baltimore
John Goodwin
St Vincent's Cemetery
Belair Road
St Joseph's Hospital
John Goodwin, Jr
Sergi Nevins
Goodwin
Election turmoil rioting amends in city and state
The Washington Post reports Nov 6 on election eve sentiment for and against a constitutional amendment. In Baltimore city Republicans predict a strong vote against the amendment with county results likely to offset city losses. Democrats warn of late returns and possible ticket impact. County outlook favors the amendment and Democratic legislative gains. Richmond dispatches cover elopement, injunction hearings, and talks of a university medical merger. Staunton reports a candy store burglary, Petersburg stabbing, and Front Royal campaign speech by Judge Mann.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
McDonald
Gorman
Warfield
Virginia Weddings In Fredericksburg And Saluda
In Fredericksburg on November 6 R F Bar man formerly of Grange County wed Miss Mary Susan Lindsey of Lynchburg with Rev J S Straughan officiating. In Saluda last week Samuel W Warren of Lancaster County wed Miss Julia E Clare of Middlesex County with Rev J P Essex officiating.
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Redericksburg
R. F. Barman
Grange County
Mary Susan Lindsey
Lynchburg
Straughan
Fredericksburg
Samuel W. Warren
Lancaster County
Julia E. Clare
Middlesex County
Saluda
J. P. Essex
Will Exhibit Returns Autopsy Discloses Wound
Three Black men were arrested as investigators probe the death of Richard Mills. The circuit court opened for its term as the annual meeting of the water company was held. Prince Louis was not recognized.
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Richard Mills
Prince Louis
Election Returns Displayed At Post Bureau Tonight
Complete results from across the United States will be received by special wire at the Post Bureau 621 King Street Alexandria VA and shown on a large canvas for the public to view. Autopsy by Dr William B. Smith confirms Richard Mills died from a pistol wound to the abdomen. Three men Samuel Murray Lazarus Allen and William Fraser held on suspicion. Mills was found unconscious Sunday in an unoccupied house and later died. The District Court terms open with cases against Southern Railway and city council heard next week. Alexandria Water Company stockholders reelect directors and officers. A lodge jewel is presented to W L Griffin. Mount Vernon car carries Prince Louis of Battenburg but the admiral remains unseen. The election is expected to be peaceful locally with broader interest elsewhere. Rev W G Walters dies of typhoid fever at 32 in Blusfield West Virginia.
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United States
Post Bureau
Leington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
William B. Smith
William 3. Purvis
Richard Mills
Samuel Murray
Lazarus Allen
Wiliam Fraser
Mills
Demavia & Ben
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Caid
Annie Brown
Fairfax Street
Brown
C E Nicol
Loose
Southern Railway Company
I. M Woods
Southern Railway
Demurrer
M F Troer
City’ Council of
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Alexandria Water Company
Laurence Satbler
Walter Roberts
B. L. Daingerfield
George S. French
Hubert Snowden
Worth Hulflah
M. A Ahern
W. F. Lambert
George Abler
Charles Power
James Eveleth
W. L Griffin
Cordell
Washington
Baptist Church
Mr Richardson
Richmond
W F Fisher
W. B Smithers
Palace
Mount Vernon
Washington, Alexandria and
Prince Louis of Battenburg
New York
Philadelphia
Maryland
Virginia
Virginia Obituary Notices From Various Cities
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs W L Palmer in Taunton aged 28 leaving a husband and two children, Mrs George Cottingham in Fredericksburg aged about 60, Dr Mary A James widow of Richard James near Summit Spottsylvania aged 70 with two sons and three daughters, C Dame longtime Chesapeake and Ohio traveling agent died at home near Drewry's Bluff, Robert D Annspaugh former prominent Richmond merchant died in Chase City aged 68 leaving widow two sons and four daughters, Dr George William Larrick noted physician of Winchester died in Bridle Town aged 53 leaving a widow five brothers and three sisters. multiple obituaries cite local ties and survivors.
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Taunton
W. L Palmer
Falmer
Fredericksburg
George Cottngham
Lancaster County
Song
Mary A. James
Richard James
Summit
Spottsylvania County
Richmond
C. Dame
Chesapeake and Ohio
Funi
Drewry’s Bluff
Georg Re Dame
Panyilic
Winchester
George William ‘Larrick
Briddletown
Carrick
Jacob B. Larrick
Larrick
University of Maryland
County Board of Health
Western State Hospital For the Insane
Staunton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Accuse Scott of Murder In Berwind Schooner Trial
In Wilmington on November 6 the federal trial of Robert Sewyer and Arthur Adams for toutiny and murder aboard the schooner Harry A Berwind resumed. They testified detailing the crime and alleged the negro Scott killed all five men, claiming mortal terror aboard. Government witnesses sought to show subpoena discrepancies but were contradicted on cross examination. defense urged log book evidence about insubordination before captain’s death, with judge delaying ruling until tomorrow morning.
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Wilmington
Robert Sewyer
Arthur Adams
Harry A. Berwind
Scott
Sawyer
Jantil
Virginia Statewide Vote Forecast From Party Leaders
In Richmond on November 6 1910 estimates from party leaders project about 150 000 votes in Virginia with Democrats at 88 000 Republicans at 65 000 a Democratic majority near 20 000 Analysts note Negro turnout unlikely to fall far below this range Claude Swanson may win Governor by around 6 000 to 35 000 depending on turnout Judge L L Lewis Republican nominee declined to comment and Taylor H Swanson Democratic chair offered no firm forecast asserting a Democratic win The final majority depends heavily on overall turnout
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Washington
Richmond
Virginia
Nguros
Claude Swannon
Thomas 8. Martin
Swangon
L . Lewis
Taylor Hliyaon
State
Democratic Central Committee
Death by own action in Rappahannock
Special to the Washington Post Fredericksburg Virginia November 6 Alexander W Black fifty six year old Pittsburg capitalist committed suicide by drowning in the Rappahannock River He was at Mary Washington Hospital for some time and after escaping from a window with a broken leg used crutches He had been under care of Dr J N Barney at a private house with a guard present Recently he was despondent The guard found him missing at midnight and a search followed until his body floated in the river near the jump site He owned the Chancellorsville battlefield tract in Spottsylvania County near Fredericksburg and substantial holdings in Alleghany County Pennsylvania
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Tne
Waenington
Fredericksburg
Alexander W Black
Pittsburg
Rappahannock
Mary Washington Hospital
J N Barney
Mr Black
Rappahannock River
Chancellorsville Battlefield
Spottsylvania County
Alleghany County
Suit for receivership over Atlantic Hotel in Norfolk
Special to The Washington Norfolk Va Nov 6 due to a confessed judgment for 30000 in favor of Mrs Fannie Randolph mother of C M Randolph a suit in chancery is brought by Bank of Richmond against Atlantic Building Company and trustees to place the hotel property in receivership The action follows the sale to a Richmond syndicate led by H D Eichelberger and others for 425009 with M Randolph vowing to contest Williams Son financiers of the hotel sale
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Norfolk
Fannie Randolph
C. M. Randolph
Atlantic Hotel
Martin
Court of Law and Chancery
Bank of Richmond
Richmond Trust and Deposit Company
Atlantia Building Company
Harry F. Weat
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
E. W. Wolcott
E. Randolph
Richmond Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Atlantic Building Company
To-Gay
John L Williams
Roosevelt Temple of Peace proposal for Capitol City
A writer urges erecting a Roosevelt Temple of Peace in the capital to commemorate the Russo Japanese War victory and to serve as a venue for conventions and major meetings. The author envisions a grand site that symbolizes peace, national pride, and the bonds between North and South, pledging fundraising support.
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Roosevelt
St Josephs Bazaar Opens With Grand Army Leader Address
The St Josephs parish bazaar opened last night in St Josephs Hall Second and C streets NE with Corporal James Tanner commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic delivering an address. Rev Vo Schmidt introduced him and praised their Civil War comradeship. The two week event ends November 17 with decorations and attractions including a mechanical mule called Hee Haw Mend and matinee vaudeville for children on Tuesday.
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St Joseph's Parish
James Tanner
Grand Army of the Republic
Vo F Schmidt
St Joseph's
G Ark
St. Joseph's Hall
St Joseph's Church
Daniel addresses crowd in Fredericksburg Virginia
Special to 1 The audience heard Senator John W Daniel speak on campaign topics including graft. He criticized the Republican party as barren and said twenty years of power would have produced many penitentiaries if grafters were punished. Col E D Cole presided and B FP Willis introduced the senator.
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Wingon
Fredericksburg
John W Daniel
Col E D Cole
Elty Democratic
B. FP
Willis
Daniel
Republican Party
Virginia
Tragic Trestle Crash Kills Two Girls Near Richmond
Lizzie Dolan and Lina Maria, nine or so, die after being struck by a Chesapeake and Ohio train while crossing a canal trestle five miles from Richmond. Mother Mrs John Dolan and a younger child survive by leaping into nine foot deep water. Dolan shields child as her skirts keep them afloat until aid arrives.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Lizsie Dolan
LiMe Mariah
Chesapeake and Ohio
John Dolan
Dolan
Mra Dolan
Murder Charges Held In Newayghton Fairmont Death
Asbury Snyder aged eighty four died at City Hospital from wounds inflicted by Cyrus Hendricks and Tom Brown two inmates of the county almshouse Hendricks and Brown were arrested and held for murder in Winchester gas leak left Rob Wilson near death asphyxiation after sleeping with gas leaking in his room in a hotel in Norfolk Dawley dies from burns after drunkenly killing his friend and torching a barn then perishes escaping his father’s fire in Princess Anne County
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Wold
Winchester
Rob Wilson
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Savannah
Wee
Burns
Washington Post
Norfolk
John J. Dawley
W Henry
Davis
Princess Anne County
Swenson Campaign Stop Draws Large Denville Audience
Hon Claude A. Swenson closed his campaign in Denville Virginia, speaking for an hour and a half to a large, enthusiastic audience. He was followed by Governor Montague, and the pair drew strong applause from attendees.
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Wasringown
Denville
Claude A. Swenson
Gov Montague
Sixty Years On Stage Le Moyne Dies At 75
William Le Moyne veteran actor died at Inwood on the Hudson of Brights disease at 75. Sixty years on stage including Don Caear's Return at Wallack's Theater. He served as a Civil War captain wounded at South Mountain. Present were wife Sarah Cowell Le Moyne and close family friends.
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Wiliam
J. le Moyne
Edwin Forrest
New York
William ¥ le Moyne
Inwood-on-the- Hudson
Bright
Sarah Cowell le Moyne
Mr le Moyne
James K. Hackett
Don Caesar
Wallack
Portland
Lady of Lyons
le Moyne
South Mountain
For the Children For the Children by Sneer These Days
An old newspaper fragment pushes a patent medicine pitch for Ayer’s sarsaparilla claiming to purify blood and strengthen health. It urges readers, especially parents, to treat children’s vigor with the tonic.
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Ayer
No Christmas Check Comptroller's New Ruling
Secretary Connor seeks to soften a rule that shifts December pay rolls for District teachers to after the month ends. Comptroller Tracewell insists on certifying pay for December after month end, risking skipped early holidays. Connor appeals to Auditor Garrison and disbursing clerk Rogers to issue two half December rolls, hoping for relief.
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Tracewell
Bohdas
Board of Education
William W. Connor
Connor
J. R. Garrison
C. Rogers
Committees formed to study YMCA branch in North Washington
North Washington Citizens' Association met at Halellt Hal to hear a plan for establishing a YMCA branch within its jurisdiction. President Emig was absent. Farnsworth chaired as first vice president and read the committee appointments for the year, naming dozens of members and several subcommittees across membership groups. The meeting authorized a special committee led by Miss Westhorpe and pastors to study viability and report next meeting.
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EK Palro
T Ricet
Hoover
W Dove
Nickols Thomes
Walsh George A Schneider
de Forrest Tomas J Alleger
Fineh
P Coleman
Clements
Connor
Parker
Thanes Mo Riel
I Cooper
Q Perkins
Henry Hull
Jim Chatfeld
Ros Wolf
Jamen O'Connell
T L Richardson
FE Evans
Robert L. Duching
Fred BR Wheater
St Williams
ES Wid
C L. Henry H H Beebe
Wisher
H M Shannon
John DB Repey
Mra
J. G Thorson
R H Wood
Clarence Shaw
AC Day
Bom Mott
Sidewalka
Ughter
Costinet
Benjamin le Fevra
VY Noonan
Julian P Todge
R Senior
H D Norris
Marlin
Roger
Reeves
J Backs
L. & Willame
W Hickman
LC Blake Railwayo
Charles H Ourend Charman
FP Connor
B J Lecke
Samuel Gompers
D Huck
Hirsh
Charles Aford
Rey
Houck
Eiwin
Hosking
Elmer E Jackson
C D Harrison
W Maupin
Stafford
Frank McClerland
G IH Leche
Compton
N Levy
Moore Sewer and Water
Jesus Achafshirt
Charman
J Palme
Jamza K Mock
George Tophem
BE W Griffin
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J KH Wallace
MG Slicer
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A Allen
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BOS Wolfe
James W Rebner
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H L. Clear
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Ren EB
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William P Armetrong
F Teylor
Gail Rey
Alexander Kent
F A. Ruff
Bow Biznon Santiadog
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P Chapman
J BR Mohrer
J 8 Allen
W W Alleger
Halbert Young
WM Goodlove
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CS Burger
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G T Hawking
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J Siapson
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F Flester
C Smith
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Ro A Smith
H. A Fulton
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Thorp
Dr H P Goby
Benjamin le Peyre Barmuel Gompers
N L Chew
Mom Oliver
First Street
A. Blundon
Flat Street
Cloward
First Stree
Dany Dyer
Firt
Hop Gould
J Haligan
Sallie Westhorp
RC A. Association of Washington
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Reve. Gul
Hannan
Kent
Mott
Stevenson
Nes
Egtuns
WRITERS HAVE HAMMERS OUT IN POST OFFICE FEUDS
Letters received at the Post Office Department yesterday addressed to the Division of Kicks and Complaints and the Receiver of Knocks were referred to Fourth Assistant Postmaster General De Graw. One writer threatened to knock the local postmaster while another complained about a letter carrier. In other news, Transport Sherman Sauls sailed with the Fifteenth Infantry and Companies T and J of the Fourth Cavalry from Monterey to Camp Heathies on Mindanao.
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de Graw
Candidus
Sherman Sauls
San Francisco
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Sherman
The
Phillypines
Fifteenth Infantry
Fourth Cavalry
Monterey
Camp Heithies
Island
Mindanao
Marquis Ito Goes to Seoul in Korean Protectorate Move
The State Department reports Marquis Ito left Tokyo for Seoul signaling Japan’s drive to solidify Korea’s protectorate. Baron Komura also travels, while Ueo Court-mortal President cited. Capt Woovery detached November 14 from Dan as head of Srath Naval district duties at Pro Hoval and Charleston. JA HH Nickels reassigned to Port Royal and Charleston duties.
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Marquis Ito
Seoul
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Srath
Mave Yard
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Charneston
Manta To ii
Poston Navy Yard
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Port Royal
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