Hunters Fight Duel Jealousy Sparks Feud Over Love
Capers Springs farmer Hugh Peterman killed James Newby in a feud sparked by jealousy. Peterman, who allegedly feared Newby wooed his love interest, confronted him in the woods near Fort Ew and fatally wounded him. The incident follows Peterman’s prior courting of the woman, and witnesses report a deadly exchange ending in Newby’s death.
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Capers Springs
James Newby
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Wile
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Wade
Fort Ew
the Woods
Mar Capes
James
Fatty
Ari
Ura
Special meeting called by West Virginia Federation of Labor
A special meeting of the West Virginia Federation of Labor is convened to discuss internal matters and organizational guidance. The document references national figures and union representations involved in the meeting.
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Nogent Wit
West Virginia Federation of Labor
Bpecal
Gompers
OTS
Bank for Colored People notices and temporary rent plan
Fragmentary OCR shows a bank or loan notice referencing colored people, rent terms, temporary tick, and unpaid items. Limited readable names and places suggest a local housing or financial notice.
Centenarian Killed in Local Tragic Toll
A 100 year old woman died in a city incident described as a fatal event at a street location. Police reported the age and location details, with witnesses noting a sudden collapse and a struggle for aid. The investigation continues as authorities review nearby footage and statements.
Held on Charge of Robbery in Broadway Case
The Hastings Poet Spotts is charged after a Broadway robbery. Grand Jurors heard testimony about a robbery at a jeweler, with Jona Murfin of Blurks Surf identified as a key figure. Proceedings detail habeas and arraignment dates.
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Gnank
Jona Murfin
Nunes
Memorial of Mary with Witten For Money at Sar
The obituary notes the death of Mary, daughter of Walter Coy Deriées, in a Maryland church funeral at Eredert ana Saretvet. It mentions mourners and a bereaved family, with details about the Atlantic Count Line departure and baggage, and notes a medical examination related to relief enactment. A relocation to Seventh Street and Maryland Avenue is referenced and a contact number Main 2739.
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Sar
Walter Coy
Faneal & Tirraa
Eredert
Atlantic
Cooper
Palvmore
Warrington
Greene Supersistant
Seventh Street
Maryland Avenue
Nouth
Teiphone Main
Lynchburg Banks Back Clearing House Scrip Plan
Special to The Weaiogta reports a joint meeting of the Board of Trade and Rural Merchants Association adopted a resolution praising local banks while urging issuance of clearing house scrip to protect currency circulation. Eighty representatives pledged support and many signed certificates as potential backing. Banks face trouble securing funds from New York. relief may be delayed if a crisis is sought.
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Tanehanee Wan Sou' Oat Wegely
Board of Trade
Ruail Merchants Association
Aletmalnens Houses
Banke
New York
Ohio River Improvement Convention Opening in Wheeling
The thirteenth annual meeting of the Ohio Valley Improvement Association convened in Wheeling with prominent figures. Col John Kane of Columbus, Ohio, the association president, presented his annual report outlining river betterment work of the year. Gy Dawson of West Virginia and Representative Dalzell of Pittsburgh spoke in the afternoon session.
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Daizell
Vance
Wheeling
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
atterJanre
John Kane
Columbua
Ohio
Gy Dawson
West Virginia
Representative Dalzell
Pittsbuce
Judge Stops Prize Fight on Norfolk Government Reserve
Report from Washington Post detailing a plan to stage a prize fight aboard the steamer Rose in Norfolk. Gus Gardner of Philadelphia was arrested on a charge of attempting to procure a prize fight in violation of a government reservation near Wallinghby Spit.Operator of the flat and others allegedly sought to move the bout to sea but authorities intervened. Gardner remained in custody in Norfolk County jail.
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Washington Post
Norfolk Vn
United States Court
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Hermantihe
Baltimore
Gus Gardner
Phila Ioluti
Walloughby
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Roedale
Porcdale
Chesaneake
Acutlon Gardne
Norfolk County
Gardner
Councilmen Skeptical After Chamber Promises King Street Paving
Alexandria council members question if King Street paving from city line to new station will occur despite Chamber of Commerce assurances. They warn the city may bear the cost if delays continue and call for a conference with city county authorities and abutting property owners.
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Aleondyle
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Chamber of Commerce
Esports Ad
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Dredgers Near Colonial Beach Find Hidden Cash Box
Dredgers working in the Potomac near Colonial Beach pull up a box found to contain cash and sheets of paper. Report mentions $800 recovered with clues pointing to a Washington poet and a series of linked names and events. A local paper cut article notes $400 slivers and a mysterious sum totaling 3800.
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Washington
Liles Hobs
Raule
Tobias Miliey
Bars
George County
Diedeim Ays
Colonial Foun
Found Dead Beside Track Near Helutol Me 14
A 14 year old boy was found dead beside railroad tracks near Helutol Maryland on November 11. The unidentified youth was crushed by a train and will receive a pauper burial. Court proceedings in Annapolis related to Maryland appeals were also reported today.
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Court of Appeals
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Mainand
Compass of Mallignoreagelset
Samuel Ho
Supatior Court of
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Aston Textor
Catherine Sewe
Kiron Compas
Maltore Clay Arated
Neenar
James SteSherry
Circuit Court of Appeals Apertdral Proceedings Report
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals heard cases from Richmond and Lynchburg with defendants in error and appellants represented by local attorneys. Contingental Casualty Company and others contended before judges from Roanoke and Newbern, with proceedings continuing to the February term.
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Richmond
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Clavie
Maso Plataritt
Kuaten of
America
Alconcond
Gouge A Hannon
Thin City
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Warren May
HG Kennedy
Fowler & Coot
Newberg
Respite Granted in Fulton Case by Governor Swanson
Richmond Yahor 4-Gov Swanson today granted a respite to Noah Puiton of Moya Counts who was sentenced to be hanged for murder with execution set for tomorrow. The pardon request came from Fulton, a religious adviser, claiming new defense evidence favorable to Fulton was found amid forgery and escape cases reported in Cumberland and Suffolk.
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Mugetut Co
Richmond Yahor
Gov Swanson
Noah Puiton
Moya
Wits
Fulton
No Copper Revolution in Baltimore Talks
President Ira Remsen outlined Sir William Ramsay and Enthan chemists experiments on radium emanation affecting copper compounds. He warned the publicity around the topic has been misleading. The work suggests subtle changes in copper chemistry but does not imply producing copper artificially.
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Baltimore
Nova
William Ramsay
Ira Remeen
Johna Hopkins University
Dy Hemgen
Wilam Ramsay
Remzen
Faroldar
Ramsay
Ramshy Scosulta
Horses Stampede in Fire at Richmond Livery Stable
A fire at Joseph Lassiter’s sale and livery stable in Richmond destroys a wood building and stock. About 25 horses die in the blaze with others injured or captured for redemption. Three men are hurt trying to save or reach horses as the fire rages, believed set by incendiary origin.
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Washington Post
Richmond Va
Joseph Lassiter
South
Scetterea
al Reptinas
Theta
Crowder
Charles Randolph
GMW
Crowders
Glace
Parmosa
Maryland Field Trials Open With Fox Hunt In Laurel
The Maryland field trial association held trials in Laurel Maryland with a fox hunt ride from the Taurel Hotel at 4 PM. Participants started a four hour chase after a 72d fox, then paused for lunch before a second cast failed to find a trail. The event drew sportsmen from Baltimore and surrounding areas and concluded with departure for home as the lively gathering dispersed.
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Merson
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Strong
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Clinton Donaldson
Martin ‘Ighe
Arthur Fulton
Clarence Aitcheson
Horace Merson
Morrill Fisher Harey
F Frost
Virginia Commission Dismisses Complaints on Reports
The Virginia State Corporation Commission heard cases in which firms were summoned to show cause for failing to file required operations reports. Defendants were ordered to pay costs while the commission reserved decision on foreign corporations seeking to operate in Virginia, including several dredging, light and power, and fiber companies.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Low Fruit Disgatch
Norfolk Navigation Company
Patrick County Telephone Company
Widewater Navigation Company
Petersburg
Newport Newa
Norfolk
Hichmond and Aylott. Telephone Company
Virginia Anthracite and Railway Company
Sil Costa
Aljura
Dacialon
Atanile Dredging Company
Glue Ridge Light and Power Company
Sand-Gotton Ol'ang Fiber Company
Cotton Ou and Fiber Company
Plea for Porto Rico reforms advocated by labor leaders
Delegates at the American Federation of Labor session in Norfolk discuss Porto Rican issues and proposed reforms. Gompers urged addressing Roosevelt and several plans include American citizenship, doubled school funds, eight hour day, anti chip labor, and hostile corporate land holdings. Powderly urged presidential cabinet visits to union events and new labor information programs. Congress urged to fund public works at union wages under eight hours with interest-free loans for highways, schools, bridges, and utilities.
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England
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Porto Rico
Gompers
Roosevelt
Bien Thamonte
America
Department of Education
Fowderly
T V Powderly
Division of Information
Bureau of Immigration
Department of Commerce and Labor
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Congress
Wesley Bicentenary Greeting From Virginia Conference
The Virginia Conference of the Southern Methodist Church received a greeting from the Virginia Baptist Association, with a request for a proper response. Dan Mie, Lynchburg, elected to the Laymen Missionary Union central committee. Deacons listed from one year’s examination include F L Wells, R O Chandler, J W Dixon, L W Finer, William Edwards, J J Burk.
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Lastia al Feu
Charles Wesley
Wella Rot Chandler
JW Dixon
LW Finer
Willam Hdwards
J Jm Bure
Salisbury NC
Western North Carolina
Salisbury
Bais
Fearful Sicilian Assassins Reach Palmer Release From Death House
Palmer freed from Sing Sing after a second murder trial verdict evacutes him from death row. Police traced a plotted hit on Gavrilo Gascone with three detectives overhearing four men in a Grand Street saloon. Gavriel Talsone confessed intent to kill self and countrymen, asking for a knife to his cell.
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Hom
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Sing Sing
Raffelo Gescone
Gasenne 6
Dingalad
Grand Street
Hggee
Gavriel Talsone
Jenny City
Wyile
Fulan
Osth
Pleads Guilty of Fraud in Virginia and Tennessee
Augustus Wright of Danville Virginia pleaded guilty to fraudulent use of stores tied to the Consolidated Orders of Friendship. He ran an insurance scheme that swindled many African Americans in Virginia and Tennessee, and he was sentenced to one year in Atlanta penitentiary. The grand jury investigated frauds by large distillers but did not report. The U S Court session centered on the case of S George, a former storekeeper and gauger, with jurors expected to hear closing arguments tomorrow.
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Teg Washington
Danville
Augustus Wright
Wright
Consolidated Orders of Friendship
Whch
Virginia
Tennesse
Atlanta
Prand
Bavel
United States Court
S George Gf
Tollers Cistiery
Franklin
Robbed His Best Friend in Norfolk Housing
William Gould twenty five years old at Chelsea Masy walked into police headquarters claiming a crime of conscience. He admitted entering Ed Vista’s room at 43, striking him and robbing him of a watch and money, then pawned the watch for enough to reach Norfolk and asked to be jailed.
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Washington
Willam Gould
Chelsea
Masy
Police
Ed Vista
Gould
Vistas
Toney
Norfork
Holds women to blame in debate on immoral fiction
In Halitimarsy Massachusetts on November 14 the Baptist Congress discussed ethics of present day fiction. Rev Dr A G Lawson of New York argued women are chiefly responsible for immoral literature they write and read much of it. Dean WH Crenshaw of Hamilton New York deplored realism among journalists authors and artists and urged influence to curb sales of such works.
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Muwister
Haltimarsy
A G Lawson
New York
Dean WH Crenshaw
Hamilton NY
School Teachers Also Learn From Coffee Free Tale
Veteran school teacher recounts long illness from coffee poisoning and recovery after switching to Postum. He notes heart, nerve, and digestion symptoms improved after following package directions. Endorses the product with a wary, hopeful tone and cites the book The Road to Wellville and Postum owner Battle Creek Michigan.
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Jeter
Fostum Co
Battle Crack
Mich
Wellville
Eheras
Crossed Ocean to Wed Bogelat to The Washington Pow Baltimore Md
A nineteen year old German immigrant Bisa Jacoba from Bremen arrived on the Brandenburg and married William Achoppe, a Mentine farmer, after a correspondence and payment for passage. The couple were joined by Rev Orta Apitz and departed for their Western home after immigration formalities.
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Baltimore
M—Ilsp Jacobs
Bremen
Brandenburg
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Mentine
Germany
Bisa Jacoba
Schanoa
U D C Hears Reports At Norfolk Convention
Delegates to the United Daughters of the Confederacy gather in Norfolk for a convention. Reports from the treasurer secretary and other officers emphasize progress and strong work, followed by a reception at the Woman's Club in the evening.
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Woman’s Club
Washington
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Tressurer
Womans Club
Virginia Obituary Notes Several Local Deaths
Obituary notices report the death of multiple individuals including a widow of a prominent figure, a son named Maries, a Guahane tren, and a widow of an abawaltar. The piece notes ages around seventy, mentions relatives such as brothers Mori, Marpan Gunnar, and Dr Bela Freterick. Additional lines reference Speaburg Mon 16 and DFWH.
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Aight
Beanie Chowaltoe
AE Pleasant Walter
Jobsak
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Speaburg
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Paroaffrikta
Loudoon
Walek
Tome
Tie
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Tex Howan
Mibatain Weadon
Davia Soeeteg
Annapolis Plans Special Meeting for Anniversary Celebration
Mayor Claude of Annapolis announces a special city council meeting on November 23 to discuss measures for the two year anniversary of Annapolis, noting Queen Anne granted the charter on November 2, 1707 during Governor John Seymour’s tenure. The event aims to honor the charter and boost Annapolis commercial interests.
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Annapolis
Ma Noy
Claude
Joh Seymour
Staryland
Blood Infusion Offer For Anemic Woman In New York
An advertisement offers 50 dollars plus expenses to a healthy person willing to donate blood to Anne Trulock of Montclair who is gravely anemic. Doctors say only a healthy blood infusion can save her. Mire Trulock published the appeal saying the donor must have blood of the required quality.
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New York
Anne Trulock
Montclair
Emeet
Trulock
Ex-Banker Testifies on Manyon's Rheumatic Remedy Claim
A former banker, WM J F Reynolds, testifies that Manyon's Rheumatic Remedy cured his rheumatism after months of swelling and immobility. The ad promotes Manyon's various cures including Digestive, Kidney, Headache, Blood, Cold, and Pile remedies with stated prices and claims of rapid relief.
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William J F Reynolds
Ant Graheier
Philadelphia
Manyon
Price
Ioc
The Washington Post The Post and its Sunday Morning Edition
The Washington Post provides comprehensive financial news market reports and business status for merchants and financiers. It serves farmers with produce sale guidance and offers leisure readers various columns and news matter in its Sunday Morning Edition.
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Post
Sunday Post Magazine Section Prominent Writers
The magazine section offers chance selections by noted authors with careful foreign news coverage and timely illustrations. The Sunday Post is praised as superior to other Sundays, a trusted companion in households.
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The Sporting Department of The Post Pink Sheet
The Sunday Post sporting section on pink paper covers baseball results, running and trotting races, billiards, auto races, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming and all features of the sporting world in accurate comprehensive fashion.
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