Duelling Jealousy Sparks Fatal Farm Feud in Fort Ew
Nov 11 at Fort Ew details a rural feud erupted after Hugh Peterman suspected James Newby of courtship with Peterman’s sister in law. The dispute led to a deadly shooting, with Peterman allegedly killing Newby and leaving a fatal wound to end the confrontation.
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Capers Springs
James Newby
Rs Peterman
Peterman
Wile
Bowdata the
Wade
Fort Ew
the Woods
Mar Capes
James
Fatty
Ari
Ura
West Virginia Labor Federation Special Meeting Called
Spelling and text indicate a special meeting of the West Virginia Federation of Labor. The note mentions John Nb and Gompers, with references to a national organization and representatives attending. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but point to a labor federation gathering and leadership involvement.
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Nogent Wit
West Virginia Federation of Labor
Bpecal
Gompers
OTS
Bank For Colored People Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a bank for colored people with scattered terms like loan, rent, temporary tick, and names or places unreadable. No clear events, dates, or actions are discernible from the legible text.
Centenarian Killed Sparks City Rescue Effort
A century old woman died after a collapse in a city street during a routine outing. Emergency crews arrived but she could not be saved. Police secured the scene while witnesses described a sudden medical episode preceding the event. The investigation continues with officials reviewing scattered details from the incident.
Held on Charge of Robbery At Broadway
The Hastings Poet Spotts faces a robbery charge after a grand jury handed up an indictment. Jona Murfin of Blurks Surf is named in the list along with a description of a streaming theft at Broadway. The case proceeds as prosecutors outline the alleged actions and timeline.
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Gnank
Jona Murfin
Nunes
Obituary Notice for Mary at Reedee Megths Church
Mary, widow of Witten Fo Money, daughter of Walter Coy Deriées, burial at Reedee Megths Church. She lived in Baltimore area, with family at Seventh Street and Maryland Avenue, after Atlantic Count Line departure. Services and unclaimed baggage details listed. December date referenced.
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Sar
Walter Coy
Faneal & Tirraa
Eredert
Atlantic
Cooper
Palvmore
Warrington
Greene Supersistant
Seventh Street
Maryland Avenue
Nouth
Teiphone Main
Lynchburg Wants Scrip to Aid Local Banks
Joint meeting of the Board of Trade and Rural Merchants Association adopts a resolution urging banks to issue clearing house scrip to protect local circulation. Eighty merchants are represented and pledge support, noting New York banks have delayed funds. If issued, a loan crisis may be averted though a crisis tax could be delayed.
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Tanehanee Wan Sou' Oat Wegely
Board of Trade
Ruail Merchants Association
Aletmalnens Houses
Banke
New York
Ohio River Improvement Convention Opens in Wheeling
The thirteenth annual Ohio Valley Improvement Association convened in Wheeling with prominent attendees. Col John Kane of Columbus Ohio, president, delivered the annual report praising the year’s waterway improvements. Gy Dawson of West Virginia and Representative Dalzell of Pittsburgh spoke in the afternoon session.
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Dawson
Daizell
Vance
Wheeling
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
atterJanre
John Kane
Columbua
Ohio
Gy Dawson
West Virginia
Representative Dalzell
Pittsbuce
Judge Blocks Prize Fight On Chesapeake Steamer
In Norfolk a U S court issued an order prohibiting a boxing match planned between Hermantine of Baltimore and Gus Gardner of Philadelphia on a government reservation near Walloughby Spit. Managers aimed to stage the bout aboard the steamer Rose and move it into the Chesapeake Bay. Gardner was arrested as preparations progressed. authorities say he faces charges tied to attempted participation in the fight.
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Washington Post
Norfolk Vn
United States Court
Wadall
Hermantihe
Baltimore
Gus Gardner
Phila Ioluti
Walloughby
Aed
Roedale
Porcdale
Chesaneake
Acutlon Gardne
Norfolk County
Gardner
Councilmen Skeptical Over King Street Pavement Promise
Alexandria officials doubt King Street paving will proceed soon after Chamber of Commerce promise and a later hitch. City and county authorities may meet abutting property owners to settle funding, but leaders blame the Chamber for shifting the burden and delaying work.
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Washington
Tost Buneau
King Steeel
Aleondyle
Alexandria Counel
King Street
Chamber of Commerce
Esports Ad
Chamber of Cou- Mer
Howe Cr
Found $800 in Potomac dredge pull near Colonial Beach
Dredgers near Colonial Beach recovered a box containing cash estimated at 3800 dollars. The box was damaged, paper cut, with $400 tallied on a silver fragment. Local reports note implications for the Washington Poet Liles and figures William Tobias Miliey and others connected to bars. Financial details and exact location remain under review by authorities.
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Colonial Beach
Washington
Liles Hobs
Raule
Tobias Miliey
Bars
George County
Diedeim Ays
Colonial Foun
Found Dead Beside Tracks Near Helutol
A 14 year old boy lies unidentified beside rail tracks near Helutol, Maryland, his body ground by a train. The case is linked to a court matter in Annapolis with multiple officials and a memorial noted for Chief Judge James SteSherry. Special to the morning Richmond edition on Nov 14 lists Supreme Court arguments and state officials.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Annipohs Noy
Court of Appeals
Tha
Mainand
Compass of Mallignoreagelset
Samuel Ho
Supatior Court of
Baltimore
Die Cartier
Aston Textor
Catherine Sewe
Kiron Compas
Maltore Clay Arated
Neenar
James SteSherry
Circuit Court of Appeals Aperdal Proceedings in Richmond
Transcribed notes show the United States Circuit Court of Appeals hearing cases from Richmond and nearby cities. Defendants in error included Kuaten of America and Contingetal Casualty Company, with counsel from Roanoke and Lynchburg. Proceedings continued to the February term, with attorneys from Fowler & Coot and other firms appearing.
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Aperdal
Richmond
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Clavie
Maso Plataritt
Kuaten of
America
Alconcond
Gouge A Hannon
Thin City
de Pletati
L le
Warren May
HG Kennedy
Fowler & Coot
Newberg
Respite Granted in Fulton Case Amid Legal Delays
December 1 respite granted to Noah Puiton of Moya Counts in a murder case after Fulton’s religious adviser sought mercy claiming a new defense had been found. Separate notes list numerous 19th century marriages and legal notices across Virginia and nearby towns with names such as Madaline Engita Cuuehter and Victor B Harding among others.
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Mugetut Co
Richmond Yahor
Gov Swanson
Noah Puiton
Moya
Wits
Fulton
NO COPPER REVOLUTION AT JOHNS HOPKINS REPORT
Baltimore reports President Ira Remenx addressed the Johns Hopkins scientific association on Ramsay's work with radium emanation and copper compounds. He said experiments show only tiny changes in copper solutions and do not indicate copper can be produced artificially, though the results may inform material constitution discussions.
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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 Injuring Three In Richmond Sale Stable
A large fire at Joseph Lassiter's sale and livery stable in Richmond destroyed the wooden building and stock. About 25 horses perished and several people, including W Crowder, Charles Randolph, and another Crowder, were injured while attempting to rescue or reach horses. Initial reports suggest an incendiary origin as the cause.
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Washington Post
Richmond Va
Joseph Lassiter
South
Scetterea
al Reptinas
Theta
Crowder
Charles Randolph
GMW
Crowders
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Parmosa
Maryland field trial ends with fox hunt and long chase
Field Trial Association held observers’ event in Laurel Maryland with a fox hunt behind Mesura Fulton Jtcheson and Merson. The party left the Taurel Hotel at 4 p m, hunted a 72d fox for four hours, crossed the Patuxent River, then cooled with lunch. After a second difficult trail the party returned to the hotel as a lively annual gathering wound down.
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Merson
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Strong
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Frank Finley
Clinton Donaldson
Martin ‘Ighe
Arthur Fulton
Clarence Aitcheson
Horace Merson
Morrill Fisher Harey
F Frost
Officials hear failures to file reports in Virginia
The Virginia Commission heard cases against several corporations accused of failing to file required operational reports. Defendants were ordered to pay costs as the commission weighed action against both domestic and foreign entities including Norfolk Navigation Company and Petersburg Newport News and Norfolk Steamboat Line. Decisions included future censorship and pending actions against dredging and fiber companies.
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Low Fruit Disgatch
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Patrick County Telephone Company
Widewater Navigation Company
Petersburg
Newport Newa
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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 at AFL Meeting
Delegates at the American Federation of Labor session in Norfolk discussed Porto Rico reforms and labor demands. Proposals include full American citizenship, doubled school funding, eight hour work day, and enforceable public works labor standards. Powderly urged presidential access to AFL addresses and government loan ideas for infrastructure under union wages.
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Noy
United States
Canada
England
American Federation of Labor
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 Bicentennial greetings mark Virginia Methodist session
The Virginia Conference of the Southern Methodist Church received a greeting from the Virginia Baptist Association and discussed a plan to celebrate the 200th birthday of Charles Wesley. Dan Mie and JP Pettyjohn of Lynchburg joined the Laymen Missionary Union central committee. New deacons were named after exams. The Western North Carolina Conference in Salisbury approved establishing an orphanage this year with a trustee board to locate it in several cities.
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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
Palmer freed as Sicilian murder plot feared
New York November 11 released from Sing Sing death house after jury acquitted him on a second murder trial. Reports say Gavriel Talsone in Jenny City led a group planning to kill Gascone Gescone, with detectives overhearing a conspiracy at a Grand Street saloon. One suspect overpowered. others fled.
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Hom
New York
Sing Sing
Raffelo Gescone
Gasenne 6
Dingalad
Grand Street
Hggee
Gavriel Talsone
Jenny City
Wyile
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Osth
Pleads Guilty of Fraud by Virginia Insurance Scheme
Danville Virginia November 4 Augustus Wright a negro pleaded guilty to fraudulent use of a retail insurance scheme called Consolidated Orders of Friendship. He operated the scheme in Virginia and Tennessee and was sentenced to one year in the Atlanta Penitentiary. The grand jury investigated frauds by large distillers but no report was made. The US Court session focused on the trial of S George a former storekeeper and gauger at Tollers cistiery Franklin Tunction for collusion to defraud the government. the case will go to the jury tomorrow.
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Danville
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Wright
Consolidated Orders of Friendship
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Virginia
Tennesse
Atlanta
Prand
Bavel
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Tollers Cistiery
Franklin
Robbed His Best Friend by A Stricken Conscience
William Gould twenty five years old at Chelsea Mays walked into police headquarters and confessed to robbing his best friend Ed Vista of a watch and money. He said he entered Vista's room while he slept and pawned the watch for money to come to Norfolk, saying he was too vile to be at large.
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Willam Gould
Chelsea
Masy
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Gould
Vistas
Toney
Norfork
Congress Debates Role of Women in Objectionable Literature
In Haltimarsy on November 14 the Baptist Congress discussed ethics of present-day fiction. Rev Dr A G Lawson of New York argued women write most immoral literature and read much of it. Dean WH Crenshaw of Hamilton urged exerting influence to curb public purchase of offending works.
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Haltimarsy
A G Lawson
New York
Dean WH Crenshaw
Hamilton NY
Veteran teacher credits Postum cure for coffee troubles
A longtime public school instructor recounts severe coffee poisoning symptoms including headaches heart flutters and tremors after years of coffee use. After trying Postum gifted by friends and prepared as directed the writer reports relief from coffee temptations and calls Postum a possible fountain of youth while recommending the product from the Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan and referencing The Road to Wellville.
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Jeter
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Battle Crack
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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 steamship Brandenburg. She wed farmer William Achoppe of Mentone after a correspondence and photos with his relatives. The ceremony was performed by Rev Orta Apitz and the couple left for their Western home.
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Washington
Baltimore
M—Ilsp Jacobs
Bremen
Brandenburg
William Achoppe
Mentine
Germany
Bisa Jacoba
Schanoa
U D C Delegates Attend Norfolk Convention Reception
Reports from various UDC committees occupied the Norfolk convention with favorable returns from the treasurer and secretary. Delegates were given a reception at the Women's Club in the evening following morning sessions.
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Woman’s Club
Washington
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Tressurer
Womans Club
Obituary notices for Multiple Local Figures Mentioned in Virginia
Obituary notices from Virginia report the deaths of several individuals including a wife of a former official and a person named Jobsak, with mentions of surviving spouses, children, and siblings. The article references dates around November and May, locations in Virginia and nearby areas, and notes families such as the Bisters and Gunnar. The fragmented text notes tributes from Spearburg and a December or January timeframe for the passing and burial details, with ages and relations partially listed.
Annapolis Plans 2nd Anniversary Celebration Meeting
Mayor Claude announces a special Annapolis city council meeting on November 23 to discuss measures for a two year anniversary celebration of Annapolis including a charter granted by Queen Anne on November 2 1707 under Governor John Seymour and efforts to boost local commerce.
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Annapolis
Ma Noy
Claude
Joh Seymour
Staryland
Blood Infusion Offer For Anemic Woman Aids Trial
A Montclair woman needs healthy blood to save her life and offers $50 plus expenses to a donor. The ad states Anne Trulock is anemic and may die without a blood infusion. Mire Trulock, her husband, has published the notice seeking a donor from willing healthy individuals after doctors deemed his blood unsuitable.
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Anne Trulock
Montclair
Emeet
Trulock
Manyon’s Rheumatic Remedy Credited By Ex Banker
Ex banker WM J F Reynolds testifies that Manyon’s Rheumatic Remedy relieved his crippling rheumatism after years of swelling and immobility. He praises the product for rapid relief and eventual cure, listing other Manyon remedies and prices touted by the firm.
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Ant Graheier
Philadelphia
Manyon
Price
Ioc
The Washington Post Sunday Morning Edition overview
The Washington Post presents comprehensive financial news market reports and business status. It serves merchants farmers and leisure readers with full sections on sales produce and varied columns offering reading value in each issue.
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Post
Sunday Post Praise As Best Visitor To Households
The magazine section features chance selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors with careful foreign news coverage and timely illustrations. The Sunday Post is regarded as superior to other Sundays and is a welcome reader companion in any household.
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The Sporting Department Pink Sheet Highlights Sports World
The Sunday Post sporting section records baseball results racing billiards auto contests golf tennis swimming and more on pink paper. Four pages weekly deliver comprehensive coverage of outdoor and indoor sports with emphasis on current results and standings.
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