Warfield in Control A Compromise Is Probable
A fragmented report outlines Hull of Prince George as a likely speaker candidate amid election law reform, with Wirth and Powell allied factions contending for influence in the governor’s circle. The piece notes party splits, potential brokers like Talbot and Murphs, and looming votes shaping the balance of power in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S Hull
Prince George
Lilsterates
Garett—Bonaparte
PNA
Wirth
Hull
Prince George Sor
Altmoere County
Ber
Talbott
Evernor
Murphs
Warfeld
Thes
Geriie
Imeric
Candidate for Speaker HoT OS Ca one susan Legis fumberhind
Albany County based candidate Susan Legis faces a challenge as a four term legislator seeks the speaker role. The race draws attention from local supporters and factions within the Republican bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Legis
Malu
Albany County
HR Biblican Enucus
Indicted Express Agent in Logan West Virginia
Reported case of a prohibited liquor delivery scheme in Logan West Virginia involving an express agent charged with transporting whisky. The indictment highlights alleged possession and distribution actions with references to brand names and quantities under scrutiny by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan W Va Express
Fall from tree claimed life at De Moines hospital
A man who was struck by a falling branch near De Moines died after a day in the hospital. The incident occurred as he worked near an unspecified site, where authorities began an investigation into the accidental death. Local responders reported the fatal injuries and the case was forwarded to the coroner for determination of cause.
Car Inspector Crushed to Death in Virginia Yard
Virginia newspaper reports a car inspector died after being crushed between two rail cars at Appiahia, Virginia, while at work. The incident occurred late at night, and investigators are reviewing recent complaints about the ordeta aging the commissary department as part of broader cadet investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Fos
Tretr
Ordeta
Commissary Department
Daughters of Confederacy Retain Dixie Lyrics Revision Debate
The United Daughters of the Confederacy Virginia Division met in Richmond with debate over revising Dixie. They praised Mrs Garnett s song but did not approve changing the original words. Other motions included monument funding and aging Confederate home discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Confederacy
Washington Post
Richmond
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Virginia Division
James Mercer Garnett
Dixie
Garnett
Irs
Randolph
Fitzhugh Lee
Frank Anthony Walke
Norfolk
Congress
Commodore Maur
Hampton Roads
Cape Henry
Misa Procton
Roanoke
Wiss Atkinson
Old Dominion
Dughters
Revolutionary Daughters
Daughters of
Th Revolution
Daughters of the Confederacy
Soldiers Home
Lee Camp
Vins A J Montague
Whisky Trust Is Assaulted In Federal Trial
During cross examination in a federal fraud case against Old Nick Williams Distilling Company in Greensboro North Carolina witnesses were used to attack the whiskey trust and claim it manipulates prices to crush independent distilleries. Deputy Collector Gates statements and Yarborough testimony were debated regarding seizure and pricing, with details on Old Nick whisky costs and contract pricing amid competition dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Greensboro
Old Nick Williams Distilling Company
Whisky Trust
Tts
Holton
Yarborough
Georgia
Gate
Atlanta
North Carolina
Gates
Nick Pool
Nashville
Louisville
Nick
Peoria
Georgia Revenue Collector Denies Malicious Seizure Claims
A letter from A. Rucker of Atlanta responds to a Greensboro Greensboro NC note about the United States vs Old Nick Williams Company trial in which Judge Bynum and Judge Boyd clashed over insinuations about revenue agents. The writer defends the Georgia collector and demands proof for allegations of biased seizures tied to North Carolina distillers, recalling a prior assault case against the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Greensboro
United States
Old Mach Wiliams Company
Boyd
Apears
Sesson
Bynum Incross
Atlanta
Kirk Williarcs
Holton
Dudge Bynum
Willams
Lestinid
Nick Campant
Ted
North Carolina
Nick
Judge Bynum
Mvey
Nick W Wwilliams Company
Eithe
Commissioner of
Mrs Davidson Granted Absolute Divorce and Large Alimony
Mrs Eliza C Davidson, wife of former Baltimore mayor Robert C Davidson, won an absolute divorce with 350000 alimony in a noncontested case. The decree assigns 50000 upfront and covers costs, citing Mr Davidson’s lack of defense. Evidence described spying by private detectives on Davidson, and allegations of infidelity with Laura B Nayes and Gertrude Schmidt. Davidson formerly led the Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Co. and a prominent city figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Port
Baltimore
Eliza C | Davidson
Robert C Davidson
Dennis
Davidson
Alexander H Robertson
Robertson
Hls
Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company
Laura B Noyes
Port Deposit M
Gertrude Schmidt
Laura B Nayes
Watson Street
Mra Davidson
Eutaw Place Baptist Church
John Williams
Daniel Miller & Co
Three Killed In Wreck At Hull Siding Near Saeger
Washington Post special report from Bluefield West Virginia describes a westbound freight colliding with No 87 at Hull siding. Three men aboard the second engine died Henry Floyd A Crawford M Patton engineers and a fireman were killed. engineer Tartar and fireman Winstead injured. flagman reportedly neglected duty and has not been seen since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Bluefield
Hull Siding
Saeger
Henry DP Floyd
Crawforr
Freman
M Patton
Wiley Tirtor
RF Winstad
Tartar
Tireman Winstead
Fregman
Robert Adkins
Floyd
W H Floyd
Crawford
Vivian
Pennsylvania
C H Patton
High Point
Middlesex Hunt Scenting fox near Guilcks hill after long trail
Middlesex pack leaves Middleburg at 7 am for a meet. After four hours on cold scent and a brief burst, the hounds bay near a marble quarry and run the fox to earth in the woods below Guilcks hill. A field of 26 riders attends. Miss Neville Lemmon of Welbourne falls at a stone wall and Mr Garrett of Middlebury dives to a flight of rails. The Grafton hounds are scheduled to run tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
Guilcks Hill
Neville Lemmon
Welbourne
Garrett
Middlebury
Grafton
Boy Dies in Water Wheel Accident at Davidson County
Everett Glascede aged thirteen, son of Mrs Gustle Hillard of Davidson County, was killed while playing on a water wheel shaft. His clothing caught in the machinery and his body was mangled. The coroner's jury attributed death to his own negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Winston-Salem
Everett Glascede
Gustle Hillard
Davidson
Gluscoe
Cumberland man J B Taylor Dear former Washington Post foreman dies
J B Taylor Dear a Cumberland man and former foreman on the Washington Post died this afternoon after a brief illness from heart failure aged seventy one. He was a native of Libertytown Md and son of John T Taylor a merchant. He learned printing, worked at Romney Vt, Fairfield Ia, Alexandria Va, and Washington DC where he held a position on the Congressional Globe and later foreman on the Nations Republican Washington. He returned to Cumberland in 1875, purchased the Weekly Alleganian, then established the Daily Alleganian in 1876 which merged with the Daily Times. He left journalism in 1884 for health reasons, later returned to Washington to work in Government Printing Office and as foreman on the Washington Post. He remained in DC until 1895 when grip forced retirement. His wife Sarah M Twilford died earlier. His only child is John Taylor of Cumberland. Prof M W Twitchell of the State University of South Carolina is his son-in-law. Remains will be buried in Washington DC Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Washington Post
Alexandria Va
Washington DC
Congressional Globe
Washington
Alleganian
Daily Times
Taylor
Sarah M Twlford
John Taylor
M W .Twitchell
Geological Department
The
State University of South Carolina
Inna Hopkins University
Memorial Presented at Danville ME Church South Session
The Washington Post reports a memorial presented to the Virginia conference of the ME Church South during its third day in Danville on Nov 10. Bishop Galloway opened with remarks and Dr W O Judkins led services. Dr James Atkins and others were introduced. A memorial for splitting the conference was referred to the memorials committee. elections named J W Grandy, W W Smith, E G Moseley, and J P Branch as clerical and lay delegates to the general conference in Birmingham next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M E. Church South
Danville
Washington Post
Bishop Galloway
Virginia
M_ E Church South
W 0 Judkins
JC Granberry
James Atkins JD Hammond
J J Tigart
J Ho Amiss
James Atkins
Nashville
W W Smith
Hishop Galloway
Pirmingham Ali
J W Grandy
Norfolk
Lynchbury
E G Moseley
J P Branch
Richmond
Two Fair Followers in Raleigh Face Murder Charge
In Raleigh North Carolina on November 10 Police Justice Badger ordered remand without bail for Harry Clark and G H Liliste as they stand trial for the killing of Charles G Smith, a Petersburg bystander shot during the State fair week at Union Station. The preliminary case has dragged on for nearly two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
C.G Smith
Washington Post
Badger
Harry Clark
G H Liliiste
Charles G Smith
Petersburg
Union Station
Clark
Silister
Smith
Death of George Buckman in Cumberland Md
George Buckman aged sixty eight died yesterday in Cumberland Maryland. He was a prominent business figure and bank director, closely tied to Gratton interests and the Lutheran Church. Buckman was past commander of the Knights Templars commandery at Grafton. The text notes the sixty sixth anniversary of the founding of the Virginia Military Institute to be observed tomorrow with a suspension of academic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
George Brinkman
Gratton
Knights Templars
Grafton
VM_I
Washington Po
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Maryland Obituary and Local Crime Report Summary
Willam Metzger a 65 year old farmer near Poolesville died suddenly from heart disease leaving a widow and one son Richard Spates 50 near Poolesville found dead in bed from heart disease survived by husband and six children Store robbed at Rowlesburg Charles T Brown hardware robbed of about 135 dollars last night thieves bored holes around the back door bolt forced Also an advertisement for a piles remedy Paz a ointment promising refunds if not cured in 14 days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyds
Willam Metzger
Poolesville
Navy
Richard Spates
Hying
Rowlesburg
Washington Post
Cumberland
Charles T Brown
W Va
All Industries Boom as Prosperity Prevails Throughout
R G Dun & Co reports booming trade with mills and factories running full, railways expanding, and exports rising. Unprecedented production in iron and steel, strong prices, and high money circulation fuel activity. car congestion and shipping delays challenge timely deliveries while retail and wholesale sectors show widespread strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Hvearley
Boston
AIC
United States
Canada
BEO
Waterways control urged as Soo Canal power grows
Lake Carriers Association president William Livingstone of Detroit urged U S government purchase of Soo Canal nearby waterway property to prevent navigation obstruction. He noted over 61 000 000 tons of freight moved through Detroit River this season and called for positive action to curb private power development along the lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Camiets
Buffalo
International Waterways Commission
Livingstone
Soo Canal
Bao
Sao
Agricultural Yield Trends From the 1900s Report
The Agriculture Department's preliminary statistics show corn leading yields in Indiana, with Illinois second, while potato and tobacco outputs are lower or poorer than 1904. The report covers state by state estimates of crop yields, condition of cotton, and notes on grain exports, with notable figures for buckwheat flaxseed and potatoes. The data indicate varied national conditions and a general drop in potato yield, a mix of improving and declining crop quality, and continued concerns over tobacco practices and regional outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Indiana
Ivo
Department of Agrculture
Bureau At Statistics
Illinois
Amaliy
Ember
Averan
Bushelx Ushal Tinule
Nebraske
Texas
Kemal
Drio Ra
Alabama Iy
North Caroline
Arka
Misetau Pl
Louisiana
Michigan
Eiher
George
Alabama
Wiens
South Carolina
Arkansas
Loulxona &Y
North Carolina
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Florida
Virginia
United States
Live Stock Markets Show Mixed Movement Across Regions
New York reports receipts of 188 cattle, with higher prices for medium grades and steady to improved demand for good cows and bulls. Calves and sheep show variable demand with steady to strong hog markets and Canadian lamb arrivals. Chicago and London markets noted as firmer for prime beef and lower dressed weight. Overall, the day features mixed trends across cattle, calves, sheep, hogs, and feeder stock, with regional fluctuations in demand and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reeve
London
Morrow
Dresed
Kyle
Stong Sheen
SBS
OM Lambs Oort
Canada
Chicago
Comnen
Rte
Metals market advances with mixed London and local bids
London spot climbs and futures rise while local market shows steadier tones. Copper and iron prices move worldwide, with spot copper near 33.20 while electrolytic and cat products hold firm. Overseas gains lift iron and steel quotes, as local bids reflect steady but cautious demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Floa Lo Aly
Arketic
Speiter
Glen d
Stendant Foundry
Cleveland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warfield
Muumermin Dewaratis
Mertad
Balimore
Tortabh
Patna
Sotr Navy Charles
Canton
Dele
Cuttey
Wilsen
Ahmed
Sestion
Cis & Boyer
Deliv
Frederick H
Ashington
W Jones
Appia Hia
Niewaera
Qid
Nick Williams Company
Liquorons
Mrs. Davidson
Siving
W. Va
Gate City
Mucoer
R G Matheson
Presbyterian Church
Durham
Fredericksburg
H L Beasley
Garoline County
Aingerin i
East Radford
Misa Annie Kirkner
New River
Thomas Kirkner Morfolk
W J Lord
Montauk
Norfolk and North Aviantte Brrammsng Company
Barnh Leigh
Tae Hynes Fenyen
England
Lord
Ran Fox
Dex
Middlesex
J B
Taylor Dear
Montgomery Court
Spocia Wu Cue
Cemousagen
Rockville
George Buckman
Maryland
R G Dun & Co’s Weekly Review of Trade
Alk Hinea
Iron and Steel
Metropolis
Sears
Apranta the Joes
Markgs
Wan Frm
Ang
Foundry Northern Grqubeet
Nottas Frandry
Ytoundey Southern
Prncipal
Western Pacific
San Francisco
Western Pacific Railway
China
W. B. Moses & Sons
F Street
Poseohotocotosoiosoy
Amusements Academy
AH Wooda
Chas
T. Aldrich
Secret Service Sam
Shepard
Moving Pictures
AOS
Polita Pulite
James
Pesideres
Orposite New Wizard
Alex Iune
New National Theater
Osc
Jerome K
Jerome Tikes
T Anhsmiths Htt Steet
Sanders & St Wai
Iurane
Vancsuver
Hongkong
Wwent
New Orleans
Great Britain
Europe
India
Baltimore Railroad
South
Lima
Sedlana
Nectal
Waebington Post
Memphis
Susson
Brittain
Kehl
Germany
Pacific
State Department
Victoria BC
Stragspurg Sanitary Department
Oly
Alsace-Lorraine
Ume Pas Grosa
Havre
Elsie Railway Company
Ssoe
Enderson
Columbia
Digby Bell
MR. Pipp
Augustus Thomas
Huss
Ulved
Saats
Dustin Farnum
Marty
Burton Holmes Travelogues
CLRSE
S&l
N.c.goodwin
de Dich
Seel + Drawarieation
Alfred Henry Lento Fares
Ryey
London Lyric
Theater ‘Company
the Duchess of
Danizh
Evie Green
Hobrook Bilan
Chase
Ty Mahip
Hlvamann
Seton
Kernan
Matinee Daily
Colonial Belles
Sun
Treasury
Uea
the Association
G Street NW
Young Mens Christian Association
UTA
Ater
Calve National Theater
Sea Tar
Kneisel
Falcon
Om & Ballrody
Ap Oromh
LAUER
Ofan Althes T
Bash Acton
ALT Co
Mulal
Poytaen
Ieibe
Imasa
Porto Fico
Lancaster & Smith
Washington, D Cc
Supreme Court
Bar General Law and Equity
Fulton's
Ninth Street
N. W
Viewspaper
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!