Vegetable Juice Cure for Consumption
The New York press reports a hospital circular on curing consumption with raw vegetable and fruit juices. Dr Russell claims eleven cures and fifty ongoing cases, while critics doubt until more evidence. A rival view promotes Scott's Emulsion cod liver oil as a preventive and curative aid, challenging tests between treatments.
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New York
New York Post Graduate Hospital
Russell
Russell Ays
Scott
Blutst & Bowne
Pearl Street
Ridge Cine Deer Hunt Event Report
Fragmentary report notes Ridge Cine and Ridge Flaunt Chub at a deer hunt gathering on November 2. The text mentions invited guests from Slurson and Virginia and a ceremony or camp event with potential plans for later matches.
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Ridge
Eidge
Ess
Fom Slurson Wand Oller
Virginia Des Uftaers
Ira Burt
Camp Bhridge
Buckingham
Valles
Murder Charge Made in Peanut Crop Death at Isle of Wight
In Suffolk Virginia James Spivey is under arrest for killing 77 year old William Duck after a dispute over peanuts. Duck's daughter and Spivey's wife gave conflicting accounts. doctors found no skull fracture or external injuries. An inquest will continue, with physicians' findings guiding the outcome.
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Washington Post
Suffolk
James Spivey
William Duck
Colosse Church
Isle of Wight County
Spivey
Duck
Spiey
Forrave
Saya
Johnston
Clements
Dean
Rockville Postmastership Contest Heats Up
Special to The Washington Post Rockville Md November 2 A lively contest develops for the Rockville postmastership with three active candidates James P Ven a incumbent Willis B Burdette Republican county chairman and Harry A Dawson a leading young Republican Several others consider themselves dark horses The fight hinges on patron endorsements ahead of a decision by Representative George A Pearce The current postmaster term ends in January marking a four year seven month tenure and impending vacancy
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Washington Sus
Rockville
James P. B Vena
Willis B Burdette
Republican County Committee
Harry A. Dawson
George A Pearce
McCue Estate Petition Seeks Trial Expense Relief
In Chesterfield County Virginia Judge Morris approves a petition by the children of late mayor J Samuel McCue seeking relief from paying trial expenses in the wife murder case. The opinion certifies the petition to Governor Montagne. if no gubernatorial action occurs the state covers about $3,000, not the children.
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Washington Fost Charlottes We
Petiion
J Samuel McCue
George W. Morris
Corporation Court
Cleverly Forged Check Foiled by Bank Officials
A carefully forged check for 45 drawn on Union National Bank of Winchester, signed by Jamestown Exposition Company official EB L Shepherd, was detected by Shenandoah Valley National Bank. The expert-made forgery used a trained signature and letters, forged cashier Grim m, and blue Jamestown Exposition stencil. The check cashed at Merchants National Bank in Burlington New Jersey bore Ferguson’s minister endorsement but was returned marked No Funds.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Shenandoah Valey National Bank
Union National Bank
Jamestown Exposition Company
EB. L. Shepherd
Charles R. Grimm
Penton
Traud
Merchant's National Bank
Burlington
N. J
Ferguson
Divorced Couple Elopes To Remarry In Wheeling
Clyde C Atwood and his divorced wife Marian N Atwood of Mount Pleasant Ohio secretly eloped to Wheeling and married at the McLure Hotel. They had been legally separated about two years after a ten year marriage sparked by a suit against Marian's father B F Boone for alienation of affections. The pair reconciled and wed to avoid opposition from the father.
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Wedington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
Clyde C. Atwood
Marian N. Atwood
Mount Pleasant
Ohio
Day
McLure Hotel
B. F Boone
Quaker City
Boy Kills Sister In Apparent Accidental Shot
Carroll Best aged fifteen accidentally shot and killed his seventeen-year-old sister Agnes Best with a double-barreled shotgun at their father Samuel Best’s farm near Wingert Station Maryland. He thought the gun was unloaded and the siblings had just returned from school when they began a drill. Neighbors found the girl dead and the boy overwhelmed with fright.
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Washington Po
Hagerstown
Carrol Best
Agnes Best
Samuel Best
Wingert Station
Enormous shipments of game violate Virginia law
Frederick County shipments of partridges rabbits and wild turkeys were sent to Washington Baltimore and New York amid state law violations due to lack of appointed game wardens. Reports from Winchester cite wholesale movements as evidence of unlawful trade. Roanoke and Richmond columns detail multiple late November marriages across Virginia towns and a fatal train wreck at Mill Creek.
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Frederick County
Washington Post
Winchester
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Deer Mistakenly Shot by Companion on South Mountain
A hunter near Caledonia on South Mountain mistook Clarence Smith for a deer during a chase of a large buck. Smith, of Red Lion, was severely wounded yesterday afternoon after being shot by a fellow hunter and taken to the hospital. Other items note weddings, elections, and crimes in Maryland and neighboring states.
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South Mountain
Washington Po
Hagerstown
Clarence Smith
Red Lion
Essence of Curative Drink Gains Wide Female Use
A note describes hundreds of women now using this remedy exclusively for relief. It is praised for its efficacy in easing aches cramps nervous tension and digestive discomfort, with claims of rapid comfort and broad appeal among female users.
Children Burned to Death in Berryville Lamp Explosion
Special to The Washington Post Berryville Clarke County. Two children Frances Krider nine and Preston Maghea fifteen months died after a lamp exploded when a table cover was pulled by the infant on the floor. The mother left them alone. Lester Robey aided the girl as flames spread. The father Munhes edits the Clarke Courier.
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Washington Post
Winchester
L &. Ricamore
Berryville
Clarke County
Frances Krider
Prestrian Maghea
Lester Robey
C. R. Hughes
Munhes
Clarke Courier
Serryville
Gattis Loses Appeal in Duke Kilgo Libel Case
North Carolina Supreme Court sides with Kilgo and Duke in a $50,000 libel suit brought by Rev T J Gattis. After four hearings the court finds no malice by Kilgo or Duke and says Kilgo’s pamphlet and speech publication were not proven acts of malice. Chief Justice Clark did not sit.
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Kilgo
Duke
Washington Post
Raleigh
N.C
Supreme Court
Iibel
Damage Dutt
T. J. Gattly
John C. Kilga
Trinity College
Benjamin Duke
Clark
Kilga
Gattis
Woman Pulled From Burning Charlottesville House
A three story residence near the University of Virginia in Charlottesville burned at 2 AM. Mrs. M S Shuey was hurt earlier and Mrs. 3 I Chancellor, age unknown, was removed from the blaze after lying in bed from prior burns. Fire caused an estimated four fifty loss with two thousand insurance. The shock may prove fatal.
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Weahington
I. Chancellor
University of Virginia
Shuey
Chancellor
University Hospital
Farmer and his roll parted Gypsy Queen at Fairmont
Special to The Washington Pont from Fairmont West Virginia dated November 22 reports farmer Gilbert By Moore of Marion County says he was robbed of over $300 last night. Barber WI Bennett and May Clyman alias May Cullom known as Gypsy Queen are in jail. The woman has confessed and implicates Bennett. Moore says he was lured into a room by Bennett and the woman took his money.
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Washington Pont
W. Va
Gilbert By
Moore
Marion County
WI Bennett
May Clyman
May Cullom
Bennett
Mayor Orders Enforc ment of Anti Smoke Ordinance on Railroads
Cleveland mayor orders strict enforcement of the city smoke ordinance for railroad locomotives. Railroads say enforcement is impossible. Also notes court appeals, a murder case delay, and local death notices across several towns with small local items and a bargain art sale at the National Art Association galleries.
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Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Krame
Veaterasy
National Art Association
Fst
HL Luengene
Wachingtax
Coal Operators Form National Body to Fight Unions
Bituminous coal operators from eight states meet in Chicago on November 22 to form a national organization aimed at fighting labor unions and ending sympathetic strikes. W C Perry of Kansas elected temporary chairman and L Scruggs of Springfield Ill chosen secretary. Eastern coal operators, not represented by delegates, pledge cooperation with the new group.
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Chicago
Dlinois
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Michigan
Indian Territory
W. C. Perry
L. Scruggs
Springfield
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Shortage of Pig Iron and Unprecedented Demand
Iron Age notes heavy bookings for finished iron and steel, nearly matching October. Prices held down by force amid strong demand for structural material, plates from Canada, and mounting imports. Major rail and bridge contracts reflect brisk activity. 40,000 tons booked by American Bridge Company this month.
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New York
Iron Age
Canada
Steel Corporation
Sinois Central Railroad
Colorado Southern
New Orleans
Pacific
Beaumont
Sour Lake
Harriman
United States Steel Buys Indiana Land for Plant Site
Gary chairman announces United States Steel Corporation has purchased about 2,500 acres in Indiana on Lake Michigan for future manufacturing. He says Hands Steel Co may develop the property with blast furnaces open hearth furnaces coke ovens and mills depending on public authority attitudes in Indiana and Illinois.
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United States Corporation
Indiana
Lake Michigan
New York
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Tllinois
Coast Line Elections and Annual Meetings in Charleston
Annual meetings of Atlantic Coast Line subsidiary railroads held in Charleston on November 22. Officers elected include T M Emerson as president of South Carolina Pacific Railroad, and Thomas Wilson reelected president of North Western Railroad. A 4 percent dividend was declared. Charleston Union Station Company awarded passenger station contract to Atlanta firm for 152000 dollars, to be completed in twelve months.
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Charleston
Atlantic Coast Line
South Carolina Pacific Railroad
T. M. Emerson
North Western Railroad
Thomas Wilson
R. D. Cronly
John Wilson
Charleston and Western Carolina Railroad
J. B. Cleveland
R. Cronly
J. ©. Post
H. M Emerson
H. C. Prince
Charleston Terminal Company
W. H. Huger
W. B. Herdee
Hugh Fraser
C. E. MacCarthy
R. Lankford
Townsend proposes uniform railroad account system at Hamilton Club
Chicago November 22 Congressmen Townsend of Michigan spoke to the Hamilton Club on railroad rates urging a uniform system for handling railroad accounts. He warned that publicity could reduce evasion and said competition has been abolished by the will and price setting of irresponsible agents.
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Townsend
Chicago
Hamilton Club
Charles B. Townsend
Jackson
Mich
Changes on the Lake Shore appoints Bernet assistant general superintendent
J J Bernet named assistant general superintendent of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway to succeed the late D C Moon who became general superintendent. W Brown named Eastern division superintendent, F E Wilson Western division superintendent, and F F Smith Western division assistant superintendent. Also notes stock sale and dividends from various firms.
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J. J. Bernet
Gleveland
Ohio
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
D. C. Moon
HC. Storrs
W. Brown
F. E. Wilson
F. F. Smith
Alexandria News In Brief Clipping Report
Clothing catches fire from pistol injuring Benjamin Tebbs at 818 Duke Street. He is in critical condition at Alexandria Hospital after his clothes burned and a neighbor extinguished the flames. The incident occurred noon yesterday. Tebbs says it was accidental. Funeral services for Frank M. De Lane held at St Mary’s Church. Rev Dr Brooke to move to Park Place Presbyterian Church in Norfolk. A relief fund for distressed Jews to Russia has raised over $60.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Benjamin Tebbs
Alexandria Hospital
Duke Street
C. J. W. Summers
Alexandria Fertilizer and Chemical Company
Thomas ‘Thorp
Alfred Street
Messrs
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Lewis E. Machen
Uglass Stuart
Brick Haven
Alexandria County
St Mary's Catholic Church
Frank J Brooke
Second Presbyterian Church
Brgpaply
Park Place Presbyterian Church
Norfolk
Russia
Southern States Agricultural Commissioners Meet in Richmond
The seventh annual session of the Southern States Association of Commissioners of Agriculture opened in Richmonds chamber of commerce. Attendees included F B Sargeant Washington M Jeckson Knoxville J B Williams Lynchburg and others. George W Kolner of Virginia chaired the assembly with welcomes from Congressman Lamb and Mayor McCarthy.
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Richmond
Southern States Association of Commissioners of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce
F. B. Sargeant
Washington
M Jeckson
Knoxville
J. 8. Williams
Lynchburg
WB. Rose
Dr. Cooper Curtica
Kingston
HH Mattheween
C. N Anderson
Detroit
W. R. Dodson
Boston
August Mayer
Shreveport
E V. Wilcox
W J. Hurburt
W._G. Sadler
Nashville
Tenn
Lamb
New York
McCarthy
Cits
Woman Assaulted Near Snow Hill Maryland Accused Man Held
John Henry a colored 27 is jailed in Snow Hill charged with attempted felonious assault on Mrs. Fred Selby. She says between 7 and 8 pm she was leaving a Berlin store when seized near a dark corner, dragged across the street, thrown to the ground and choked while resisting and screaming. Henry was arrested on her accusations and identified by her claims an alibi.
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Snow Hill
Washington Post
John Henry
Fred Selby
Selby
Berlin
Henry
Infant murder charge shocks Staunton household
Deputy Sheriff J H Dellinger brought to Staunton TF W Durer and Rosa Hensley residents of the county charged with murdering a newborn male infant found in a briar patch near Burketown last Saturday They deny knowledge of the crime Durer is a forty year old married man The girl has worked in the household for four years.
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Washington Post
Staunton
J H. Dellinger
TF W. Durer
Rosa Hensley
Burketown
Durer
Engineer fatally injured by flywheel at Norfolk gymnasium
Special to The Wassingrwa Fort reports Ernest Page, a stationary engineer and foreman, was injured at 2 PM yesterday when caught in a flywheel at the northwest gymnasium. He suffered a fractured skull and a broken left arm, and died en route to the hospital.
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Wassingrwa
Norfolk
Ernest Page
North- West
Gimnery
Hos
Live Stock Markets in New York Receipts and Prices
Livestock report shows 1,047 cattle receipts with steers steady to lower, hogs 9,715 with market easy to strong, sheep and lambs 7,732 steady to higher. Calves receipts 1,978 with veals up to 2.60, Westerns and city dressed beef notes. Cattle receipts total 22,000 with best steady to strong, hogs 72,000 with strong demand, sheep 22,000 and lambs rising.
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Beeves
Liverpool and
Tondon Cables
Atde Eatvox
Grasser
Atrong
Canada
Chicago
Baltimore Markets Grain and butter prices report
Market summary from Baltimore on November 22 shows mixed grain prices with No 2 red corn futures and various cash bids. Woolly dataset notes exports, receipts, and prices for oats rye hay butter eggs cheese sugar and other commodities with steady or firm trends and no major shifts in freight or market sentiment.
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