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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1904
Page
5
Judge conflicts in one district spark caution for others as alleged election officers slayings provoke fear. Voters in other districts face light turnout while reports tie to Republican precincts and possible appointments loom amid mounting political tension.
A teenage boy, while employed at a Creon station post, stole a registered package from the post and fled. He admitted taking part of the contents and tearing up checks, with only $28 recovered. He was jailed after the incident at Nottingham and later at the local jail.
A string of obituaries from Rhinamoni Led to Richmond and nearby counties reports the deaths of multiple residents aged from fifty to seventy seven. Among the deceased are Richard Nov 7 and Adin WIT, both listed as long-time citizens. Miss Ann Zirkle of Now tarhet left this morning aged about fifty. John Be and George P Baker are noted for their business leadership and service. Surviving relatives include spouses, children, and grandchildren, with service details not fully listed.
Special to The Washington Post from Cumberland Maryland describes the death of James Jickson, a colored man, blown to atoms by dynamite at Nobles quarry. He was employed as a driller by VicArthur Brothers and Wa bash contractors, with morning blasts cited in the account.
Convicted Wile Underlerer McCue seeks further appeal as jurors read newspapers. Defense stresses prejudiced atmosphere tainting jury though only headlines were read. Judge Morris allowed newspaper avoidance to limit influence while trial judges and scholars weigh potential errors. Injured in Powder Explosion report hints at Shenandoah Valley Academy incident.
An early claim asserts that no pain is insurmountable with Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the sole infallible remedy for headaches neuralgia rheumatic pains backache and other ache types. It touts universal relief for sufferers of bodily pains and urges use for various discomforts.
A testimonial ad touts Dr Miles anti pain pills as pleasant tablets that relieve nervous headaches and neuralgia. The user claims three years of reliable relief and urges taking a tablet in advance. the ad promises refund if the first package fails and notes 25 doses cost 25 cents.
A man identified as Jahred Mateh was cut with powder yesterday and is now Wiemorhil Hospital with facial bandages and neck injuries. Doctors report uncertain prognosis as treatment continues.
Roanoke dispatch reports Mrs Rebecca VieNeth wife of W B McNeot was fatally burned in her home on a Saturday night. She was about eight years old and blind. Her son, the only other occupant, warned her and left to fetch help. He returned to find her on the lounge engulfed in flames. She died shortly after, despite assistance from neighbors.
A shooting case against a woman, Wis WoS White, was postponed for a week in Danville minors court due to the absence of Mr. Buchanan who allegedly shot Vera White at a residence. Authorities state Buchanan has not been seen since the incident.
The council reports bids for street improvements were submitted but the final list omits Cl street due to a deficiency in the existing front block. The delay stems from a failure to include the required section in the historical project plans.
Rawles faces a bail denial after pleading to a charge connected to threats tied to his father. Judge Wilbur Jo Alloy, now a bill commissioner, rejected the request citing his confession as a factor. Sheriff Riker swore warrant and the case proceeds to a preliminary hearing. Witness found guilty of perjury in Newport News related counts. boiler maker fined $10 and jailed for thirty days.
An advertisement extols Smiths Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a cure for biliousness and constipation. It describes the liver bile secretions, notes relief from headaches and digestive troubles, and claims the pills gently stimulate the liver without harsh purgatives. The copy targets women and promises a single night’s relief with a 25 cent price.
A garbled OCR note claims a witness denied a statement about dieting and purchase intentions, but the text is unclear and fragmented. No concrete names, events, or dates are readable to confirm specifics or context.
A girl was shot near Brighton Road in Washington Pet Norfolk. The incident involved a suspected armed intruder firing two shots as the victim stood near her home. Medical staff attended and treated the injured person. identity and motive remain unclear while authorities pursue leads and verify bystanders’ statements.
An official inquiry details the Weirside crewman Janus Jones leaping from the dock onto the surplus quay at Tamberts Points. Missing and found clothes with letters suggest a personal act. authorities report the incident occurred near Wes yesterday morning as search efforts continue and the captain reports Jones was formally reported dead.
President Wheeler announced in a written report that Berkeles Cal Nova and other students had been dropped from the military roll under direction of the War Department. Letters were sent to several students detailing the actions and the alleged cause. The disciplinary move follows tensions over military training amid student unrest.
Trustees announced the establishment of a new school of architecture at Columbia University in New York. The current architecture school is reorganized under the French style system, raising standards so the school becomes advanced by July. Prof A F Hamlin is promoted to professor of architectural history and placed in charge of the school.
Airship flights were postponed as a leak in the inner bag of the French airship hindered departure. Francois Mo Hoippolite announced a likely flight tomorrow. A strong wind also prevented the Baldwin and Benbow airship from ascending today.
Indictment of Monmouth New Jersey banker Twining was set aside after the court found the indictment flawed. The trial followed months of proceedings and a subsequent retrial was ordered, with the Supreme Court ruling the earlier procedure improper.
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