Governor Glenn Urges Stricter Insurance Laws in North Carolina
Governor Glenn calls for tighter insurance laws and for the Insurance Commissioner to bar any companies misusing policyholder funds. He argues funds used to influence elections and politics must be repaid, and firms under investigation should not do business until restitution is made.
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Bpecia
Washington Post
Raleigh
N. C
Glenn
North Carolina
Insurance Commissioner
Congress
Amely
Imenser
North Carolin
Ula Department
Will Act On Food Strike Board to Meet at Richmond
The Virginia Military Institute board of visitors plans a Richmond meeting Wednesday to decide on ratifying or rejecting the compromise settlement offered by the governor after his visit. Reported by The Washington Post, the session centers on the oath-bound thirteen and whether the deal satisfies security concerns.
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Board of Visitors of
Virginia Military Institute
Richmond
Washington Post
Board of Voritors
Irglalt Miltary Institute
Stiin
Staunton Girl Missing Sparks Fears of Self Harm
A Staunton girl Mittle exirteen years old disappeared on November 4 after leaving her employer C. T. Hammond’s house. She had toothache and took only clothing with her. authorities fear she may have harmed herself. No motive yet known. Also reports of a Henrico stable fire causing two horses to die and an incertain $3,500 loss, plus other regional brief items.
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The
Washington Post
Stanton
Mittle
C. T. Hammond
Tee
Oaks Hive
Washington
Bauer
Henrico v
Thrown at the Jumps
Hugh Nelson Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Nelson of Long Branch Clarke County, was thrown twice while riding with the Blue Ridge Hunt Club near Millwood Saturday. He remounted after a stumble at a water jump and continued until another fall caused by a rough fence left him seriously injured.
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Washington
Manchester
Hugh Nelson, Jr
Bii
Hugh Nelson
Long Branch
Clarke County
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Millwood
Young Nelson
Hs Mount
Chamber of Commerce Hopeful Revival in Alexandria
Washington Post Bureau reports efforts to revive the Business Men's League in Alexandria after a sparse turnout. A committee of Harlow May and Boothe to recruit members and spark interest. hints at forming a chamber of commerce though no firm plan yet. Funeral noted for Mrs. Susan E Fuller. details and burial in Atlanta.
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Washington Post Bureau
King @Kreet
Alexandria
Business Men's League
League
M. B. Harlow & Co
J. K. M. Norton
Mr. Harlow
John W. May
Gardner L. Boothe
Gation
Har*low
Chamber of Commerce
Court of Appeals of Virginia
Ida Breen
Canington, Alexandria
Mount Vernway
H.C. Ansley
Prince Street
Dra. Brooke and
Fisher
Atlanta
Fuller
R. W. Fuller
3. T
Mary T. Pope
Helena
Analey
Robert W. Fuller
John Cornell
Alexandria Gounse
Bar Crosen
Electric Railway
Arlington Junction
James Ross
Ross
Todges
Justice Burrill
Alexandaria
Ashton
Alexandria County
B. Wheatley
Frank de Lano
Brick Haven
Fatal pistol accident in Norfolk kills J Roy Collings
Norfolk Va November 20 Special to The Washington Post J Roy Collings a prominent Norfolk businessman was killed instantly while loading a pistol he planned to carry to Georgia to serve as best man for attorney I D Bank The weapon discharged in his hand and struck him in the head as his family arrived at his side after the shot.
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Norfolk
Killa
Washington
J. Roy Collings
Collins
Georgia
I. D. Bank
Obituaries From Virginia and Nearby Cities
Staunton reports Mrs McGuan died of pneumonia at sixty eight. Fredericksburg notes Susan Lallande daughter of John James Young died in Spartanburg North Carolina. Warsaw records Mrs Mary Sanderson died at Burgess Store aged seventy two. Fredericksburg lists Henry W Newby former Fauquier County teacher died in Winnemucca Nevada, age forty seven. Charlottesville notes Mrs Eleanor Swearingen wife of Major Brent Swearingen died after brief illness at Summerside near Monticello. Four other survivors mentioned.
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Staunton
McGuan Wits
C.W. Modattin
Fredericksburg
Susan Lallande
John James Young
Spartanburg
N. C
Warsaw
Mary Sanderson
Richard Sanderson
Burgees
Henry W Newby
Fauquier County
Winnemucca
Nev
Charlottesville
Ifra
Eleanor Swearingen
Brent Swearingen
Sunnyside
Monticeto
Misa Abaneen
Pittsburo
Virginia Weddings and a False Pension Claim
Virginia weddings reported from Richmond and surrounding counties include Misa Rosa Lee Schepera and William F. Holzgrefe wed at St Mary's Church by Father Edwarda. Other marriages cite Ida Biecce and Hanks, Maud Lankford with Jacob La Count, and J H Lea, with Rev. Mr. Chamberlyn officiating. Also noted is Laura J. Clarke arrested in Portsmouth on a false pension claim charge.
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Richmond
Misa Rosa Lee
A. Schepera
William F. Holzgrefe
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Edwarda
Frederickaburg
Hanks
Ida Biecce
Richmond County
R. A.davis
Frederickeburg
Jacob la Count
Maud Lankford
Lancaster County
Weems
G. ¥.Bradley
J. H. Lea
Mr. Chamberlyn
Fredericksburg
Rufus
Lily
Misettle TL. Armistead
Mathews County
Westville Christian Church
That County
Rev. P. B. Raymond
Fatal Operation Ties Dr Chiles to Murder Case
Norfolk Massachusetts November 2 Miss Sarah Atkinson twenty four died at Norfolk Protestant Hospital from a criminal operation. Dr L Chiles faces second degree murder charges while James Franklin, former lover, is alleged as an accessory. Police Chief Boush notes no postmortem statements differ from earlier ante mortem testimony about the operation at Dr Chiles residence.
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Norfolk
Sarah Atkinson
L. Chiles
Norfolk Protestant
Chiles
James
Franklin
Gtr
Boush
New Trial Refused for Roanoke Double-Case Sentencing
Roanoke Virginia dispatch reports Supreme Court denial of Poindexter's new trial appeal in the killing of U S Deputy Marshal Wade. Col Hartwell says he will appeal to the governor for clemency or commutation to life imprisonment. If denied, Poindexter faces execution next Friday. he is confined in the Roanoke jail awaiting the decision.
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Paindexter
Washington
Roanoke
Col
J. W. Hartwell
Coa ‘Poindexter
United States
Marshal Wade
Supreme Court
Col. Hartwell
Poindexter
Roanokere
Will Retain Old Clerks In Pension Office Policy
Commissioner Warner assures old clerks the Pension Office will not discharge by age. He aims to keep work up to date and fill positions with workers who cannot meet current duties by moving them to lower grades if suitable. He notes several clerks are ages eighty to eighty seven and rumors have caused anxiety.
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Pensiona
Warner
Pension Office
Qien
Army Orders Reach Wide Roster of Absences and Transfers
A string of army orders lists leaves of absence for Capt Wilbur B Dove and First Lieut George I Ulike with dates in November and December, while Second Lieut William H Menges and First Lieut Louie A D Rucker receive duties and state militia assignments through January 2007. Maj William F Lippitt is granted four months as surgeon, and Grenville R Fortesque and Lieut Col Medad C Martin have resignations and retirements announced. General movement includes transport details for Maj Willam F Geary to the Philippines and return plans to San Francisco.
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Wilbur B. Dove
George I, Ulike, Jr
Artillery
Wey
William H. Menges
Artillery Corps
William F. Lippitt
Firat Laut
Grenville R. Fortesque
Tunth Cavalry
Medad C. Martin
Louie A D. Rucker
Sixteenth Infantry
State of Georgia
Maj
Willant
Geary
Commlemry
Philippines
Manlin
San Francisro
Movements of Naval Vessels and Battery Arrive at Fort Douglas
A fragment lists multiple ships and stations including Arclynd Tacows at Lambert Point Worden at Provinestown Blakely at Annapolis Ances at Rockland ane at Boston and more with ships from Hampton Roads to Monte Crist Columbia to Losque Inland Clevaland from San Juan to Santo Domingo Cipr Baltimore from Shanghai to Che fos and Truxtun Worden Stewart and Mac donough from Provincetown to Pine Be Nineteenth Battery at Fort Douglas Utah with two officers and ninety five enlisted men arriving on Saturday for action.
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Arclynd
Tacows
Lambert Point
Worden
Provinestown
Blakely
Annapolis
Ances
Rockland
Ane
Boston
Balled
Chattaneoge
Hampton Roads
Monte Crist
Columbia
Losque
Clevaland
San Juan
Santo Domingo
Cipr
Baltimore
Shanghai
Che Fos
Hopkins
Truxtun
Stewart
Macdonough
Provincetown
Pine
Fort Douglas
Utah
Tion
Legal Record DC Court of Appeals Patent and Equity actions
Court docket items from the District of Columbia courts include patent appeals Nos. 314, 214, 315, 318 with arguments by Carr and others, a Potomac Laundry case remanded, numerous equity and domestic matters, alimony and custody rulings, adoptions, real estate and bankruptcy entries, and extensive circuit court listings with cases set for Tuesday and assignments for November 21, 1905.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Dusil
Justies ‘McComen
Vernon G. Ogden
Herbert G. Ogden
Willam A. Dchrwubatadder
3. A. Carr
Ur. J
J. A .Gehr
Gllen Remedy Company
Gils A. Mydatt
Melville Church
Appellant
J. M. Colt
Commissioner of Patents
J. A Carr
Beeerger
Th H L Mokter
A. Ty Moree
Fatant Appani
William I. Thommop
Potomac Laundry Company
Miller
Mer Coma
Lane Ye
Getaui
Chiat
Supreme Court
Equity Coud
Justice Anderson
Grose
Michell
C. W. Carr
Walter Va
Havana
J. Ridout
Stalfort
Edllé
Cosiplainant
J. A. Toomey
W. J. Lambert
McDonald Va
McDonald
W. H. Sholsi
B. Warren
W. B. Reilly
Reott Va Rentt
J.B. Archer
J. Ja Smith
T. ©. Taylor
Pell Ve. Meay
Dlorl
Costa
McNamara
H. B. Davis
Birney & Woodard
B. B. Hay
G. Brown
Madison Ve
J. Jh. McLaughtin
Bankruptcy Court
Justice Anterson
T. WD. Waggaman
Uroabie
Justice Stafford
Jameson Va. Jameson
Circuit Court No
Excoutrix
Pintech
Platntif
Attorne
ALS Worthington
W. E. Lester
C. L. Fraley
Ae. Fandanis
McKenney & ‘Flannery
Caney Ve
Abby Improvement Company
HF. Laighton
W. Se
Lester—McKeaney & Flan
Gatchel Va
Wallena Metropolitan City
Whitt
Hamilton & Colbert
Ashley Va. Bradshaw
J. J. Darlington
Worthington—Larmar
Lao Idaut
Koonts
District of Columbia Et
Padget
A Forrea—E
WH. Thomas
Hamilton’ & Colbart
Tune
McComas
Mautton
Oit
Gamell
Wilton
BH. Louoke
H. Thomas
Iit Vanuhen
Southern Railway
Douglas & Douglass
O. i
Hamilton
Colbert
Knabe
Hunter
Simmens
E. L. Gles
Graham Vs
Washington Railway and Bleeue Company
Gordon & Gordon
J.J. Dalington
Savoy Capital Traction Company
Attorseye
Tucker , Kenyon
2. & Beller
B. Rose Petry
Bon ‘Ang
G. Thomas Ap
Circuit Court
Bhighem
Gtbwa
Reaves
Plaintif
Attornay
Tueaday
Smith + Lynes
Irving Williamson
Thaman Walker
George F. Colyne
John Ridout
Howart Boyd
Perrin Va. Darby
W. B. Saber
C. AL ‘Merilint
Humwa
Attor
Dartington
W. C. Gullivan
E. H .Thomas
General Fire
Woodward & Lothrop
Attorners
A. B. Browne
A. & Hochling
Alex Britton
J. B. Larned
Worthington
Criminal Court
Justice Wright
United States
Louis Schultze
Jataault
Padgett &' ‘Morrest
United States Va
Pandleton Fillmore’ Taylor
Criminal Court NO
Justice Gould
Callahan Va
Kahlerty Motten
Naw
Jastes Archer
Leon Tobriner
Byron A. Graham
Jordan vi
Roche
Wrean Ve
Real Estate Transfers in Le Droit and Surrounding Areas
A string of property transfers across Washington D C including Le Droit Park and Columbia Heights. John W Piling et al to care for L Tones Jot 86 block 1d 48700. William Mattingly to District of Columbia part jobs 26 27 block ST 10. Watson J Newton et al to George Z Newton iota 60 1 69 72 square NIT 10. Moore Barbour addition David Moore et ux to Charles J Williamson lot 2 block 6 10. numerous other deeds listed with parcels on Sixth Street Southwest Missouri Avenue Northwest and more including transfers to William C Hazen Nathan Hagen and Patrick Hurley.
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LE Droit Park
John W. Pilling
L. Tones
Columbia Heights
William
David Moore
Charles J. Williamson
Tor
Sixth Street
Charles H. Parker
Andre B. Sullivan
G Street
Jacky Ron Alley
Mary T. Kelther
Lillian Hallbrun
Missouri Avenue
Robert TR. Maborney
Jame
Barbour
Charles C. Mothershead
John J. Hurley
Sixteenth
Albert F. Fox
Hien N. Warder
Aquare
Fourteenth Street
A Strests
Jacob M. Stein
J. Leoula Loose
Nineteenth Street
G Treate
Charlea F. Nesbit
Peters Mill
Helen E. Buncemeyar
Bernard
Wiliam C. Ray
South Grounds
Columbian College
Harry B. Galieher
Dorothea W. Boyd
Anna M. Rice
Charles H
McCuttock
Massachusetts Avenue
Bart—Harry
Welch
Mery H. Gondrich
New Hampshire Avenue
Wert—Mary
Dement
Bladen Fervont
Sangre
Atraeta
Alonzo
Bilas
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
E Droit
Carter L. Jones
Irving Wil- Niatwoon
Walter J. Pilling
H. Rozier Dulany
Alex. H. Galtetux
Union Trust Company
District of Columbia
Ascura Albert FP
Madeira
Laginia
B. Newton
George P
Watson J. Newton
Southard Parker
Daniel Paull
Connecticut Avenue
Cleveland Park
Lillian A. Fuller Et
Aiz
Myrom L
Bulldog
George P. Newton
Lavinian K
John B. Larner
Martin T. Dryden
Vane
Martin
Dryden
Moore &Barbour
Charles I. Willis Noon
Ralph L. Hall
Charles W. Fairfax
Faunte B. Deer
Maria de Loffre
Holmead Manor
Peter D. Everett
Henry C. Stewart
James M. Grasn
William H. Dorsey
Annie B. Sullivan
Julo Quinn
George
Holtman
Jennie Sul
Aincoln
Green Slade Etux
Richard A. Horner
Perri W. Frisby
Rebecca J. Cole
Julia Bildetvir
Charles
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Brightwood Park
Mount Pleasant
Stobert F. Hazal
Chertes R. Hazel
Dwight Anderson
Leo Simmons
William H. Coleman
Slark Mille
William D. Cullen
William J. Frizzell
Harry B. Paige
Timothy Paige
Fotomac Storage Company
Jack~son
H. Talaton
E. Quincy Smith
Sequre Union Levings Bank
Mary Stecher
Richard G. Rawlings
D. H. Roland Drury
Camilana B. Cain
Eldridge E. Jordan
Seale Bloomer
Murray A. Cobb
Mary A. Corcoran
Horwiio N. Tap- Tn
Claud Livingston
J. Corwin Taplin
Semal-An Urally
North Grounds Columbian Universty
Alex. H. Galto¢ux
James J. Becker
Charley K. Marsh
Perry H. Carson
Washington Loan ‘and Trust’ Company
Equitebte Cooperative Building
Amadsdon
Trinidad Hattie
McCullocket
Guardian
C. Aquareg
Binden Forrest
Frank 7 . Rawlings
David N. Rust, Jr
D. HR. Drary
Martha V. Milburn
John le Weaver
Frank L. Biscoe
Martha
Bartle
Moore
Harbours
Cassua M. Pontepney
Gerald M. Jobogon
H. R. Howenstein
James Ray
Pleasant Plains
Plovene R. Morgan Et Air
John A
American Security and Trust Company
Eavings and Trust Company
Columbia, Heights
Delia Kigzina
Elmer E. Ramey
Real Metato
Inpuranos Company
Bicek
Complex Property Mortgages Listing Across Multiple Blocks
A compilation of mortgage transactions shows numerous properties in blocks and squares, with buyers like Julia Bildetvir, Belle Grimm, and Mary Stecher securing loans to lenders or associations. Amounts range from 60 to 4,000 dollars, terms from 90 days to three years, and rates from 4 to 6 percent semiannual or quarterly payments.
Richmond Printers Injunction Dissolved By Court
In Richmond Virginia on November 2 the Chancery Court under Judge Grinnan dissolved the injunction the Typothetae had secured against the Typo graphical Union and striking printers. The court found no evidence of an attempted boycott or molestation of complainants and ruled against continued equitable restraint.
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Chancery Court
Grinnan
Typothetae
Typographical
Courts of Equity
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