Three Mutineers Hanged After Berwind Mutiny Trial
Henry A Berwind mutiny case ends with Henry A Berwind crewmen Adams Sawyer and Henry Beattie sentenced to hang on January 26 in Federal Court. Jurors divided on life imprisonment for the other accused while evidence ties Scott to leading conspiracy and restraining crew aboard the schooner.
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Walmington Ncg
Henary Beatt
Henry A Berwind
Adams
Sawyer
Rumilll
Mobile
Taylor
Ducch
Bas Lfe
Ain
Scott
My Kroes
Bachir
Child Born In Jury Room During Murder Case Testimony
A woman giving testimony in a four murder case was carried from the jury room with a newborn baby as she fainted in the Logan county courthouse. She had been taken to Logan for an attachment hearing and was later escorted back to the jury room.
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Mars
Logan
Tani
Ussulus
Couglars contest shapes up as supervisors meet
A chaotic Washington scene unfolds as Couglar and Specka discuss contests and appointments, with election supervisors meeting today to decide next week’s chair. Amid confusion over offices, the corporate court delay and state actions loom, while new engine orders and stock warnings press on.
Life Crushed Out by Lumber 6th Weerington roar
A series of tragic accidents reported in a Virginia city as a worker falls from a flatcar and dies after being struck. The incident prompts memorial actions and a funeral notice for Mrs Jackson. A Confederate-related home reoccupation in Lexington is noted along with several local marriages and social updates from Spottsylvania and nearby areas.
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Jackson Specia
Washington Post
Jackson Meey Hoa
Stal
Lexington
Virginia Division
Traighters of the
Confederacy
Jackson
Virginia Military Institute Cadet Faces Possible Expulsion
Special to The Washington Post from Lexington Virginia reports board of visitors president Alexander Hamilton says no decision yet on points at issue and investigation may continue Monday. Clans send committees to confer as expulsion looms for a cadet.
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Virginia Military Institute Cadete
Board of Visitors
Washington Post
Lexington
Alexander Hamilton
Virginia Military Institute
Cripple Creek Railroad Agent Cleared of Murder Charge
In Wytheville a jury found Charles W ose not guilty of murdering Philadelphia prospector Frederick Borchers at Cripple Creek station last August. Gossia, Norfolk and Western agent, testified he acted in self defense after a quarrel in the station.
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Cripple Creek
Roanoke
Wytheville
Charles W Ose
Frederick Borchers
Goss
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Borchers
Philadelphia
Ufe
Roanoke Boy Missing Sparks Local Search
Special to The Washington from Roanoke Virginia reports Walter, eleven, son of F 3 Bills, missing since last Wednesday morning after leaving school at noon recess. No trace found. Also reported absent is J H Moss who vanished two weeks earlier in a separate mysterious disappearance.
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Washington
Roanoke
Walter
F 3
Bills
J. H. Moss
Auto Owner Loses Case Widow Awarded Five Thousand
The Washington Post Cumberland Md Nov 11 jury awards Elizabeth Cashman widow $5,000 for the death of her husband in Hagerstown after being struck by George E Roulette s automobile in the public square. The case claimed excessive speed and featured testimony from about fifty witnesses and prominent counsel on both sides.
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Hagerstown
Washington Post
Cumberland
Mrslizabeth Cashman
George E Rowletts
Bay Shore Road Report in Receivership Indebtedness Assets
Special Master RT Thorp filed in U S court a Bay Shore Railway report showing total indebtedness of the road and receivership since control began at 8032 8 and the receivership properties valued at 895 090 The Bay Shore line was placed in receivers' hands about two years ago by Charles B Fink of Maryland and others with Philadelphia buyers reportedly found but court consent needed.
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Norfolk
RT Thorp
Bay Shore Railway
United States
Eas
Bay Shore Road
Charles B Fink
Marland
Philadelphia
Federal Court
Cane Cut From Bloody Angle Aims for President Roosevelt
Robert Coleman of Spotsylvania County, a former Ninth Virginia Cavalry member and Soldiers Home inmate, cut several canes from the Bloody Angle battlefield near the spot where General Sedgwick fell. He plans to present one cane to President Roosevelt in person next month while on furlough at his old home.
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Washington Post
Fredericksburg
Robert Coleman
Spotsylvania County
Richmond
Sedgewick
Mr Coleman
Ninth Virginia Cavalry
Premature Explosion Destroys Estate Quarry Scene
Fragmented reports from Asheville detail a premature dynamite blast on Philip Henrys estate injuring three workers, with one dying and another maimed, while Henry and relatives assisted at the scene. Separate items note university faculty plans in Virginia, an assault charge, Virginia municipal league talks, a Rockville marriage, an acquittal in a double murder case, and a freight wreck finding a fourth victim.
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Asheville
Philip 3 Henry
New York
Henry
Lewisolins
Mystery in Murder Finds Victims Shoes Missing
In Alexandria two police investigate the death of Richard Mills colored from South Carolina found with a bullet wound in the back after an alleged disturbance at Annie Brown’s house. Mills’ shoes were later located. two suspects including Haskins and Hughes King are held. Also notes a Good Templars lodge installation and local football result.
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New Lodge of Good Templars
Ington Post Bureau
E21
King Street
Alexandria
Richard Mills
Annie Brown
North Fairfax Street
Mills
South Carolina
Haskins
Arunk
Princess Street
W M Smith
Hughes King
Lyles
Emma Green
King
Fake NC wedding tale debunked by officials and papers
A sensational story of a bride and groom killed in their Perquimans County bridal chamber was declared false by the county sheriff and coroner who say they know nothing of it beyond newspaper reports. Prominent Hertford residents call the report utterly untrue.
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North Carolina
Washington Post
Elizabeth City
Suffolk
Parquiznans
Perquimans
Hertford
Obituary for Charles Collinagiu of Four Comers area
Rockville reports the death of Charles Collinagiu a well known resident near Four Comers in Maryland He died yesterday morning from a stomach ailment He was born in Pennsylvania and had lived in the county for many years His widow and one son survive him
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Roanoke
Frank _ Smith
Norfolk and Western
Third Street
Tazewell
T L Painter
Knob
WI Painter
Bright
Wythe County
Rockville
Charles Collinagiu
Pennsylvania
Whisky Sale Records in Federal Fraud Trial
In Greensboro North Carolina the OM Nick Williams Distillery Company case proceeds with witnesses unable to identify specific whisky packages from books. District Attorney Holton plans a streamlined method to list only package and weight to speed evidence. A shipment record error involving Senator Simmons was corrected. the shipment was to M Simmons in South Carolina.
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Spedial
Tua Waskington Post
Greensboro
N. C
OM Nick Willams Distillery Company
Distriot
Ol Nick Company
W. A. Williama
Lockape
Holton
Boyd
Express
Costner
Clemmon
Togo to visit America for 1907 naval rendezvous
Newport News November 41 W E Cottrell a Jamestown Exposition official says Admiral Togo the famed Japanese naval hero will visit America in 1907 and command the Mikado fleet to take part in the naval rendezvous planned for the exposition.
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Mikado
Jamestown Naval Exhibition
Washington Post
Newport News
W. E. Cottrell
Govarnnors
Comany, Sratea
Togo
America
Hurley Seeks Recount After Narrow Hagerstown Defeat
Special to The Wellington Post reports in Hagerstown Maryland on November 11 that David M Hurley a Democrat defeated for the house of delegates by a small margin may pursue a recount. Opponents A B Bingham and George T Prather each received 3 843 votes, while Hurley trails by 27 votes. Tales claim ballots missing official initials were rejected though Hurley argues they should count. In Cearfoss about 60 ballots were thrown out for improper folding. The contested election may go to court to settle the race in the Hagerstown district.
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Washington County
Weelington Post
Hagerstown
David M Hurley
Den
House of Delegates
Bingham
George T Prather
Henry Davis
Watera
Hurley
Cearfoss
Mills Books Missing From Union and Buffalo Mills
Directors of the reorganized Union and Buffalo Cotton Mills at Union South Carolina offered a reward of 1500 dollars for the return of several important books missing from the mills. The meeting included William Winchester of Baltimore H C Fleitman of New York T H Rémner Graniteville C H Robertson Columbia Emily Nicholson and P Dungan. The action caused a sensation as investigators seek evidence to convict the thief.
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Buffalo
Charlotte
Nic
Union and Buffalo Cotton
William Winchester
Baltimore
H. C.fleitman
New York
T. H Rémner
Graniteville
H W Robertson
Columbia
Emalie Nicholson
P & Dungan
Union Cotton Mills
Kills Sister-In-Law's Caller in Upland
Special to The Washington tale from Bhuefeld West Virginia dated November 11 reports Houston Richards fatally slashing Boone Harris with a razor after Harris paid attention to Mrs Richards. Harris collapsed on the way to a friend’s house and died en route to his boarding house. Richards was arrested and jailed in Northfork.
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Washington
Bhuefeld
W Va
Houston
Richards
Boone Harris
Upland
Harris
Richanna
Northfork
Post Office Robbed at Sir John's Run West Virginia
Sir John's Run post office six miles west of Hancock was robbed this morning. The safe was blown open and two men seen fleeing the building. In Leesburg Virginia the steam laundry plant burned Friday night. Loss valued around 9000 with 300 insured. Royal Arcanum council reinstated in North Carolina after suspension. Charlotte editor J P Cala pret editor critically ill with pneumonia. Richmond driver bitten by vicious horse, face and cheek injured.
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Washington Post
Richmond
J Stewart Bryan
Dabney Crenshaw
John Murphy
E H Lea
Joseph Wallerstein
Sir Johns Run
W. Va
Weahington
Cumberland
Sir John’s Run
W Va
Hancock
Leesburg
Lesaburg
Archipata Cart
John R Clemens
Leesare
Apedal
Washington
J. W Atkineaon
U. S. Realty Co. Offers Randle Highlands Lots Near Capitol
Tolman Leandry advertises waterproof paper listings for lots in Randle Highlands with easy monthly payments and free transfers via Capital Traction cars from Pennsylvania Avenue. The prospect promises a grand city view and potential doubling of investment. Contact U. S. Realty Co. at Seventh Street and Pa Ave NW.
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Randle Highlands
Capital Traction
Better Shoes Coming With H J Hinged Vamp Invention
The H J method promises flat smooth instep seams for all lace shoes, reducing bulk and pressure on thin feet. Inventor H Jenney of New Bedford willfully introduces the one cent per pair technology via a stock company led by W A Hungerford and Frank Crocker to promote the new shoes to manufacturers and retailers.
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New Bedford
America
H. J
W A Hungerford
Raleigh
Frank Crocker
Penneylvania Avenue
Waa
Theaa
Ghoea
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Yap
Woman's Missionary Union
Roanok
Franckse
William E. Mercer
Maryland
Whisky Sale Records
Ution
Wilmington
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J P Calapret
Charlotte Observer
Tolman
Esses
Woody, Jr
Coon Conley
Woody
Woodge
Conley
Cash Furniture
Chroat House
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Jackson Bros
Seventh St
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Washington Gas Light
Parma
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