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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1905

Page

4

Virginia Election Report Highlights Swanson Victory and Democratic Gains

Virginia returns confirm a strong Democratic showing with Swanson's lead near 25,000 and gains in southwest counties like Longa Nelson and Page. Republicans suffer an overwhelmng defeat amid party discord. many voters abstained, and anticipated statewide majorities did not materialize. Swanson’s allies predict continued influence as party controls key offices and prepares for upcoming state appointments.

Warrington Festinenmond Virginia Chiadea Swanson Inti Betty Peri Republican Party Lumsford Lo Lewis Iivan md Republic Republiinsualibs Indii Vie Longa Nelson Fhivanna Gostenkind Page Rappahannock Ounties Terry Toagat Nepuyiican Muro Faye

Swanson gratified by Democratic state gain in Pittsylvania

Returns from Pittsylvania County show Sevaneon 1962 and Lewis 536 with the rest of the state ticket carrying the same majority. Swanson expressed gratification with the statewide Democratic majority after a long campaign and plans a three week rest before Washington session. Other counties report House and Senate results with Republicans winning some seats in Smyth Washington and Tazewell areas.

Washington Foat Chatham Pittsylvania Sevaneon Lewis Legislative Swanson Washington Congress Bristol Tenn Washington County Phillips Geisler House of Delegates John Stenfield Biiatel H. J. Lavinder Commonwealth Job H. Gose DL. Fowler Taverne W. J. Cox J. Corness A. A. Hobson J. G. Owen Tazewell Dickenson Senate Graham Russell Dicking Buchanan House Ninth Wythe, Pulaski, Gites Bland St. Clair

Recount Fight Deepens as Maryland Votes Tested

Cumberland and Baltimore report fierce election activity as amendment defeat grows. Allegany County candidate tallies show Republican gains and Holzshu’s bid is marked by alleged vote irregularities. Statewide, Poe amendment faces heavy anti support with outlook of a 31,000 to 35,000 margin against in counties yet to report.

Maryland House of Delegates Holzshu Allegany Wellington Lonaconing Brady House Lonawoning Midland Frostburg William E. Hodel Sheriff Cumberland Hamilton Garret County Baltimore Baltimore City Gorman Baltimore County Queen Anne Harford Robinson Carroll Montgomery Frederick

Radford Jewelry Store Robbed in East Radford

Special to The Washington Fest reports a burglary at Kohlhausen's jewelry store in East Radford Virginia at 3 AM. $20 worth of jewelry and watches were stolen after the burglar smashed the show window. A police sighting failed to stop the escape.

East Radford Kohlhausen

Defeat of Carmody Clear in Prince George County Election

In Prince George County the partial results show Democrat William B. Clagett defeating Republican Francis Carmody by about 100 votes, with Carmody’s strength in Bowie district fading and Clagett carrying the lower county. Other Democrats like J. Rhos Ray Jr., Joseph K. Roberts, and Dr. Richard S. Hill appear set, while race outcomes in Anglophone districts reveal shifts and a near-even county commission slate amid unusually independent voting trends.

Whetsington Hyattsville Prince George County Marlboro Willam B. Clagett Francis Carmody Bowie Ryans Melwood Kent J. Rhos Ray James A. Sweeney Sweeney Rufus H. Vincent Bladensburg Sweeny Clary D. Perkins W. N. Wilson Benedict J. Gallant Board of Road Commissioners John W. F. Hatton O. T L. Waring Surratts Luther Brashears Laurel Tt Ie John W. Gray Board of County Commissioners

Blair Lee Elected in Maryland County Vote

Special to The Washington Post reports Rockville Maryland voters backed the Democratic county ticket aside from Washington B Chichester for the House of Delegates and Atkinson for state treasurer. A large tally against the suffrage amendment and road amendment was recorded with slow counting due to many scratched ballots. The official count is due tomorrow with no expected material changes.

Atkinson Gordon J. Atkinson Corptroller Baltimora Aloga Henry M. McCullough Dr. Atkinson General Assembly Murray Vandiver House of Delegates Queen Anne County Dorchester Arundel Democrats Washington Post Rockville Washington B. Chichester Olney State Treasury de Wald J. Willard Poolesville Blair Lee State Senate Joseph T. Moore Kirk Bherk Gete Hewitt Mocdes Incknon Hatloth

Evidence Against Scott Trials in Federal Court at Wilmington

In Wilmington on November 6 a federal court resumed the murder trial of Robert Scott for the deaths of five men on the schooner Harry A Berwind. Witnesses included Capt Stetson broker from Philadelphia Captain J W Taylor of the Berwind and Theodore Smon mate of the Blanche H King along with Adams and other witnesses from Southport. Adams testimony placed responsibility on Scott, with sentencing for convicted mutineers pending Scott's trial. Separately in Rockville Orpha Sage and Emmett Dave married at Christ Episcopal Church with a brief honeymoon to follow.

Wilmington N. C Robert Scott Harry A. Berwind Stetson Berwind Philadelphia J. W.taylor Theodore Smon Blanche H. King Arthur Adams Weebington Rockville Orpha Elizabeth Sage Charles W. Sage Emmett Dave Thomas J. Packard Christ Episcopal Church

Burny Fatal: Child of Boston Capitalist Dies in Stove Explosion

The two year old daughter of Henry Kimball of Boston died in Nelson County near Albemarle after a kerosene stove exploded at a camping site. Kimball, a wealthy Boston capitalist with interests including a Nelson soapstone quarry, was present with his wife and child. The accident occurred as the child was in the camp. rescue arrived promptly but could not save her.

Boston Speeral Washington Charlottesville Nelson County Albemarle Henry Kimball Kimball Nelson

Bridegroom Arrested Ruins Roanoke Honeymoon in Richmond

J H Wilson a bridegroom of less than a week was arrested in Richmond charged with grand larceny and for robbery in Roanoke. He had eloped and married Miss Isabella L Steinberg, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Steinberg. The bride distressed by the arrest awaits transfer papers to Roanoke for the prisoner.

Warsaw Robert Bartlett Newland Richmond County Fredericksburg William Oswald Spottsylvania County Adlone Morrison Norfolk, Noy Wrenn Nottingham Bio Charlottesville Moses Leterman Leterman Company Mr. Leterman Simon Leterman Germany Paulne Oberdorfer Richmond Washington Post J. H. Wilson Roanoke Wilson Misa Isabella L. Steinberg Samuel Steinberg Mr. Wilson

Virginia Weddings Across Prince George and Nearby Counties

Virginia wedding notices from Prince George to Winchester detail multiple couples marrying in late November across farms, churches, and homes. Names include Francie A. Robertson Ira I. Lane. Albert Stone Lilian Layton. William McComb Lelia O Neal. Lula Belly DeJarnette John Herbert Wyatt. J C Ferguson Emil Pearson. Joseph Thompson Rosa Otley. Alice Maude Smith Henry W Downey. Cecil Connor Wna Padeley. Martha Minor Bryan Herbert S Nichols. Florence Dyie Tyler William Gras. Lillie Decker William H Morgan. Henrietta Grant Burnley Lankford. Elizabeth Paugkner Love William Peachy Latane.

Lelia O'Neal Crazet William McComb Lowiga County J. T. O'Neal Crozet D Petersburg Lula Belly DeJarnette L. F. deJarnette John Herbert Wyatt Petersburg Washington Leesburg J. C. Ferguson Emil Pearson Middleburg Me. Cooper Methodist Piscopal Church Joseph Thompson Juin I. Thompson Wauquier County Rosa J. Otley JH. Clay Otley Philamant This County Boone J. &. Kibler Episcopal Church Clifton Forge Wdna Padeley Henry J Fadeley Connor New York Charlottesville Martha Minor Bryan M. R. Bryan University of Virginia Herbert Nichols Portland, Greg U’ O C. Braxton Bryan Port Jang Richmond Florence Dyie Tyler John Tyler W. D. Princes Prince Willasn County Nelson Decker J. J. Alch W.W. Butzner J. ). Butzner Philadelphia Henrietta E. Grant H. F Grant Burnley Lankford Norfolk University R. EK. Mavste Theological Seminary Alexandria H. B. Lee Christ Church Teabhel Grant Menacus Lankford Nancy Lea Margaret Fosser Schuyler, Va Grace Day Smithfeld Anne Carrington Mr. McNeil Richmond College George Gregory Fletcher Terdone Charles Hopkins Wheeling W. Va Winchester Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Paugkner Love William 8. Love Uel Peachy Latane James R. Graham J. Horace Lavy Lettica Latane Baltimore Sadie Faulkner Martinsburg Charles J. Faulkner James A. Latane Btate Maryland H. Douglas Fuller West Virginia United States France Latane Fender James 4. Latane

Delegates Open Virginia Annual Conference South of M E Church

Delegates of the Methodist Church South begin deliberations at Danville Virginia, with Bishop Charles B. Galloway presiding. Dr. Whitehead re elected secretary, George F. Green assistant. Committees named on publication records and church extension. Several superannuated preachers pass character examination and two are recommended for re entry. Bishop Galloway urges funds for a Japan church. Conference adjourns until 9 a m tomorrow.

Methodist Church South Washington Danville Virginia M. W.church South Methodist Charles &. Galloway Mississippi Whitehead George F. Green P. H. Whitney Nashville Japan Te Eres Game of the Presiding The Bible Society

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