Gorman Calls For Deportation Plan At Leonardtown Speech
In a Leonardtown address, Senator Arthur P. Gorman suggested using the Philippines as a penal colony for criminal Black people and said Democrats aim to eliminate Black citizens from politics. He urged the party to ship criminals out and apply a harsh system to maintain white government in the state.
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Leonardtown
Philippines
Pohbes
Maryland
Suormi
Tne Wash
Arthur P Gorman
Senate
Gorman
Uss Lo
Ippina Islami
Corman
Pam
Republican
Democratic Party
Rowland Jury Secured Rarign TM Sept 80 Murder Trial
The trial of Thomas Rowland and Lillie face Oniowife charged with murder proceeds as jurors are secured. The case involves alleged poisoning to obtain insurance money. A special venue was used, with the jury consisting of eleven farmers and one jeweler.
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Tr Thomas & Rowland
Lillie
Strange
Hyol
Anson
Hounds Capture Burglar Near Beuman Virginia
Rugena Pollard, a black burglar, was chased by bloodhounds for six miles and captured near Beuman Virginia after breaking into the home of T William Polford Magnalia around 10 o clock. Pollard confessed and authorities recovered two watches and 22 in currency.
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Apecin
Buttolk
Rugena Pollard
Beuman
Pollard
T William Polford
Quorn
Monkey Bite Suit Filed Against Parkersburg City
Charles Young former city park superintendent sues Parkersburg West Virginia for 5000 damages claiming injuries from a monkey bite at the city park. He says the monkey escaped its cage months earlier and struck him during an attempt to capture it while he was in charge.
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Parkersburg Park
Baselet
Washington
Parkersburg
Charles Young
Sait
Hun Young Waa Hitten
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Cromer Hosmer Murder Case
The Cromer Hosmer murder trial in Park County adjourned for the night after jurors failed to agree on a verdict. Deliberations continued late as the panel weighed the evidence in the Ann Hall case.
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Cromer Hosmer
Ann Hall
Paick County
Rich
Corros
Postmaster Dauman Arrested for Embez zlement in Armiger County
Annapolis Md Sept 9 George Dauman postmaster at Armiger County was arrested this afternoon by Deputy United States Marshal George W Letourneau on a warrant sworn before U S Commissioner Julian Brewer charging embezzlement of about 500 dollars of postal funds he handled. He pled not guilty at preliminary hearing and was released on a bond of 500 his mother in law William Lemon as surety The irregularities were found by Post Office Inspector John B Robinson.
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Weahington
Annapolis
George Dauman
Armiger
United States
George W Letournau
Julian Brewer
Dauman
William Lemon
Post Office
John B Robinson
Dead man found in Alleghany County mountains
A telegraph message from Rich Path Mines reports an unidentified man about 36 found dead Sunday beside an unused mountain path in Alleghany County. The nude body bore only a shirt, with no identifying marks. The theory suggests murder or death in a nearby house later moved to the mountains to save burial costs.
Changes in Gar Service Inaugurated in Alexandria
New service between Ferry Wharf and Union Station in Alexandria begins today with tracks on King Cameron and Columbus streets linked. Southbound trains will use Ring street and King and Payne corners move ticket office to Cameron Payne. Alexandria Washington service to start soon. full line service delayed several weeks.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
King and
Cameron Streets
That Street
Calumbus Street
Cameron Street
King and Payne Streets
Cameron and Payne Streets
Ferry Wharf
Union Station
Colvin Gas
Washington
New Passenger Rates In Virginia Take Effect Tonight
Special to The Washington Post Fichmend a Sept beginning at 9 oclock tonight the new passenger rates will take effect in Virginia to remain permanently unless the order of the state corporation commission set aside by the Supreme Court of the United States. On ten railroads the rate will be 2 cents 2 mile and on others it will run from 2 12 to 3 22 cents. The commission prescribed a 5 cent rate for the following roads Norfolk and Western Chesapeake and Ohio Atlantic Coast Line Standard Air Line Southern Railway Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Washington Southern Railway New York Philadelphia and Norfolk Railway Virginia and Southwestern Railway l and the Louisville and Nashville Railway.
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Washington Post
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
A & Cent
Norfolk and ‘Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Atlantic
Woman's Body Identified After River Drowning Mystery
The body of a young woman was positively identified in Richmond after a May accident on the Janes River where a buggy overturned in high water. Aubrey Richardson and WoC Richardson, brothers of Mamie Richardson, and William P Wright accompanied the deceased’s body when recovered. The pair had planned marriage with the victim, and she was reportedly crossing the Rivansa River at night to attend a social function when the tragedy occurred.
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Speniatta
Washington
Richmond
Aubrey Richardson
Woc Richardson
Misa
Mamie Richardson
Janes River
Wiliam P Wright
Rivansa
India
Arbuckle Brothers Guarantee on Coffee Quality and Price
No coffee of equal quality can be sold in this town for the same price whether in a bag or a bin or under a romantic trademark. You may tell them you know and Arbuckle Brothers, the greatest coffee dealers in the world, will stand for it. ARBUCKLE BROG, New Fork City.
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Arbuckle Brothers
Arbuckle Brog
New Fork City
Barr's Final Reply to Resume Exposition Leadership
Special to The Washington Post from Wakefield, Va, Sept 30. Jamestown Exposition director general James M. Barr declines to withdraw his resignation, asking to be relieved immediately after a board request and conference with top officials. His stance deepens a management crisis as Wakefield, Sherwood, Bolles, and Dixon resign and bitter opponents demand new direction.
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Washington Post
Jrofols
James M. Barr
Mir Barre
T & Garnett
Herrington U
Harts
Jamestown Exposition Company
Norfolk Vn
Barra
John A Wakefield
Alan
H.i Sherwood
Stephen W Bolles
WM Dixon
Wakefield
Bolles
Barr
Missouri
St Louis
Government money deposits shift banks after Atlantic City meeting
Western and New York bankers completed arrangements in New York to bid for government deposit loans. Treasury plan deposits over six weeks total between 10.9 million and 420 million dollars, with deposits placed in more than fifty banks including Wall Street institutions. Philadelphia reports 200 thousand dollars deposited, totaling 1.5 million. Shipments and arrivals related to these deposits continue from major ports and across transatlantic routes as public funds move to banks nationwide.
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Washington Post
New York
Atlantic City
Bey
Mississippi River
Nw York
Treasury
Philadelphia
Bennett retires from Artington Hotel leadership
Spectes to Theweenwnetsnet New Fork reports veteran manager FRARE Ben NETT has retired from Artington Hotel Washington and the Hotel Gotham tenure. He transfers executive head duties to Carl Berger the caterer and restaurateur, staying a couple of months to smooth the goodwill before a final handover.
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WY Bennett
Artington
Washington
Gotham Fifty Fifth Street
Snd Fifth Avenue
Carl Berger
Bennett
Berger
Fergen Mc Bennett
Moffett to testify on rebates in Whiting area
James A Moffett president of Standard Oil of Indiana will tell a Federal grand jury that other shippers near Whiting Indiana resisted railroads as his company did. He asserts the testimony will lead to summonses for numerous other witnesses and prompt action against several other corporations.
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Chicago
James A Moffett
Standardd Oil Company of Indiana
Whiting Ind
Landatta
Moffett
Du Bois Urges Equal Rights at Shiloh Church
WEB Du Bois, general secretary of the Niagara Movement, told about 500 mourners at Shiloh Baptist Church that equality for Black Americans is overdue. He urged action to secure citizenship rights, criticized Roosevelt's partial progress, and cited Irish parallels. Ministers and educators attended as speakers echoed calls for unity and justice.
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Web du Bois
Ninewra Movement
Shiloh Baptist Church
Republican Party
Stonsevelt
Americ
JM Waldron
Renega
Niagara Movement
John F Cook
Hoata! of Education
Walter H Brooks
Fire traps inmates in Peabody police station basement
Six inmates and one woman were overcome by smoke in a fire at the Peabody police station basement within the town hall. Horace C. Stanley of Salem and William Kenney of Wakefield were badly burned and sent to Salem Hospital. The fire began in a room of the police station and is believed caused by a gun heater. Prisoners cried out before the fire was found, and rescuers carried them out through a back window.
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Peabody Mase Schov
Peabody Pottec
Town Hall
Jateti
Alf
Horace C. Stanley
Salem
Willams Kenney
Wakefield
Salem Hospital
Mae Wood Sues Platt Over Alleged Divorce Case
New York September 2 Mae Wood a former government clerk filed for absolute divorce against United States Senator Thomas C Platt alleging they were married at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in 1902. Platt denied any marriage and sought a private referee hearing after a motion by his counsel.
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New York
Catherine Wood
Thomas C Phitt
Supreme Court
Senatar
Fifth Avenue
New Fork
J DB Yee
Platniff
Platt
Anteste Folin
Stanchftela
Senator Flatt
Hesala i
Misa Wood
Seabury
Washington College of Law Opens In New Quarters
The Washington College of Law began its twelfth year in the Metropolitan Bank building with a large attendance. Alumni from 1908 and 1909 returned, and many joined the new class of 1910. Dean Mrs Hilen Spencer Musaey gave the main address praising small college study. Other speakers included Barry Begarty Edwin C. Dutton and several faculty members.
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Washington College of Law
Metropolitan Bank
Mra Hilen Spencer Musaey
Barry Begarty
Edwin C Dutton Co
Miter
Tharlea W. Fetts
Misa Helen Jamison
John B Laskey
Comer Plantation Sold to Internal Revenue Officer
Gov BB Comer has sold 38 000 acres of Barker and Bullock county plantations to Cpl Jester Thompson of the Alabama til tnet for 1900 dollars. It is alleged Washington may be involved with plans to establish colonies on the land. Improvements alone value about 60 000 dollars.
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Birmingham
BB Comer
Barker
Bullock Counties
Thompson
Alabama
Booker T Washington
Washington
Tegroen
Washington College of Law and Stenography Classes Notice
Fragmented OCR text reveals Washington College of Law with courses and a note about a Monday deadline. It mentions Stenography and Typing Waiting Thoroughly taught by experienced instructors at a street address. The readable portions include institution names and a focus on professional training offerings.
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Whiey Hy Batiemeee
Board of Thisters
MMS
Barbour
Delegates Named for American Federation of Labor Meet
James Snodler elected delegate to the AFL convention to be held in Norfolk starting November 11. Other nominees included J. L. McCracken, Cornell Sam De Nedrey, and Oliver Beaumont. McCracken and Rogier withdrew. vote ended unanimous with 125 cast. Committee report on a labor temple building was referred back for cost information.
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James Snodler
Central Labor Union
Northwest
American Federation of Labor
Norfolk
Iere J 1
McCracken Presdent
Building ‘Trades
Cornell
Sam de Nedrey Averetary
Wow
How to Live 1000 Years by Mental Power, Says Gaze
The Warbinston Post reports Harry Gaze of London lectured on eternal youth claiming people can live 1000 years or forever if they follow his secret of perpetual youth. He argues aging is a mental process and vows to remain young byREADING scriptures and avoiding worry while claiming rebirth renews strength and intellect.
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Warbinston Post
New ‘York
West Side
MCA
West Fifty Seventh Street
Harry Gaze
Lindon
Gaze
Afteen
True bills in Harrisbece Pa capitol case sent
Seven of fourteen defendants in the Harrisbece Pennsylvania capitol case were returned true by the Jefferson County grand jury. Remaining twenty nine cases to be considered tomorrow with expectation of true bills in all. Bryan to speak at Fayetteville October 16 as guest of Maj Hale.
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Samlar
Penneyivania Capitol
Harrisbece Pa
Capitol
Oia
Jeuphin County Grand Jury
Georgetown Law Faculty List and 1907 Law School Opening
Georgetown University School of Law announces faculty and lecturers for the law program with many named judges and professors from the District of Columbia, and notes the law school building opening and initial sessions. The list includes REV DAVID EMENDUSS BUEL, HARRY MCLABAUGH, GENE SHEPARD, CHARLES A DOUGLAS, DANIEL WU, BONHAM BAKER, CLARENCE W. JOHNSON, FRANK SINGH, and many others, reflecting a broad slate of instructors and speakers. The notice calls prospective students to attend the opening day on Wednesday October 16, 1907, at the Law School Building, with locations and bookstores listed for related materials.
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David Emenduss Buel
Harry McLabaugh
Supreme Court of the District of Columba
Geonas
Haiuton
Suaties Court of Appeals
Columbia
Ashley
Cours
Petone
Daniel Wuickt
Hank
Crisnanl
Charles
Douglas
Boul
Leclame
Hletenceey
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Potaal
Piers Oat
Aha Diltlee
Coleceial
Seat Batate and
Beiead
Clarence Wson
Eveer
Arcgey
Joni Hamtetun
Hesiaster Juage
Tos Co
Appenty Sans Vlbick
Roetyo
EEE
Ark of Coast
Frank Cup Singh
Tole Masters
Janus
Eseny
Charles & Roach
Jesse
Adkins
Richard L Watkins
Noham
Conrad Chete Soll
Seti Shepard
Court of Apneaia
Calumbte
Clvi Literty
John A Conway
Fortical Science of
Columbia Latealiy
New York City
Cte
District of Ghurabt
Unitet 2
Raleigh
Virginix
Lave
Nota McGill
Fatlelter
Department of States
Bad Bom
Ths Law School
Huilding
Toitton Ico
Beotowacy
Law ‘Bulidias
Coun
Echool
Cara Boy
Grewiare
Lo Termi & Go
Tehy Barnes & Co
WB Prompenn Pharmacy
RY Watsons
School of Medicine
Backesoeer
Strett
Washington School Presidents and Campus Buildings
Fragmented OCR shows references to George Washington University, a president named Charles Willis Keedham, and mentions of buildings and departments including a College of Pharmacy. The legible bits indicate a formal university document or portrait of campus facilities in Washington with dates around 1822, and addresses on D Street and H Street.
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National Cathedral School
Mount OF Alban Washington
Aroney
Blidenty
Graduate Coucas
Charles Willis Keedham
Stn
Ape Saga
Catorgraauste
Gricentee
Pratemional
Washington College
Gieh
Aids Sallie M Lewis
Far Seva
Giria
Sixtegs
Ghadet
Fuone
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Alexandria County
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BG Weide
Thomas Jenkins
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Thomas W. Sidwell
Washington Seminary
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Giese
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See Meade
York
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Clete
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Oratory of Languages
F Street NW
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Connecticut Avenue
Washington DC
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Scientia Comeserctel
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