Murder in Roanoke Hotel Prompts Coroner Probe
Police hold Marshall Angell a cripple who shared a room with victim David Franklin Marshall. Witness Shamas Moran is jailed on drunkenness charges after bloodstains found on Moran’s coat. Coroner's jury opens inquiry into the fatal beating at the Tiptop Hotel on Nelson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
David Franklin
Marshall
Tiptop
Nelson Street
Unc J Snown
Marshall Angell
Angell
Shamas Moran
Richwood
W. Va
Armfield, NC Adjutant General, Dies After Illness
Gen James F Armfield head of North Carolina National Guard dies at 48 after brief illness Bright's disease. He joined local militia young, rose through ranks, became colonel in Spanish American War, brigadier general in Seventh Army, later adjutant general and chief of staff under Gov Aycock and Gov Witchin. His mother Mrs Charles Armfield survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
N. C
James F. Armheld
North Carolina National Guard
Bright
Armheld
Muliba
United States, Volunteers
Seventh Army Vorps
Gov. Aycock
Guard
Gov. Witchin
Tts
Charles T. Armfield
Henry
Gay. Scales
Mrs. Morgans Trial Halted in Denton Court
Mrs Minnta Morgans trial for manslaughter in the killing of her husband W Arl egt on Morgan at their Burns ville home was halted until the April term due to influence from Hiness State's Attorney Henry R Lewis. Bond set at 31.00 with Marion L Beck of Denton and Lawrence Jewell of Centerville acting as bondsmen. Morgan claims self defense after her husband attacked her, resulting in a firearm discharge. She says the gun was loaded when later found empty.
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Washington Post
Denton
Hiness
Henry R. Lewis
Minnta Morgan
Clrcut
Morgan
Marlon L. Beck
Lawrence Jewell
Centerville
Buirsville
Goad Convicted of Murder in Second Degree
Special to The Washington Fuel Christiansburg Virginia October 2 A verdict of murder in the second degree was returned by the jury in the case of Ellis Goad today He was convicted of complicity but the murder of Thomas Lucas in August near Bennett s Mill in this county and was sentenced to seventeen years in the penitentiary Youth and early character saved him from the chair Other men are accused of involvement with the crime and one, Mimer Wills, was placed on trial to day
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Washington
Christiansburg
Ellis Coad
Goad
Thomas Lucas
Bennett's
Mimer Wills
Brother Killed by Knife in Mast Sheet Death
In Mast Sheet a quarrel ending in murder saw Louis Sobert, 22, kill his brother Harry Scherr, 25, with a knife. Louis, of 27 East Second Street, New York, was arrested soon after. He claimed years of enmity but gave no motive.
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Temore
Harry Scherr
Louly Sobert
East Second Street
New York
Mast Sheet
Louis
Marriages At Rockville and Denton In October
Special to The Washington Post reports two weddings and a pulpit move. Mrs Gibel Waters and W Outerbridge Spatey wed at Christ Episcopal Church Rockville. Miss Manuel Soper and Samuel Reid married at the Soper home in Clarksburg and Burdette respectively. The Denton pastor A Norman Ward received a call to Kansas City Peoples Church. William Fletcher Crushed to Death near Buena Vista while helping load a sorghum mill. he was 3 years old and survived by wife mother and two sisters.
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Rockville
Washington Post
Gibel Waters
Horace D. Waters
Germantown
W. Outerbridge Spatey
Ted
Christ Episcopal Church
Walter Willams
Walington
Manuel. Soper
William W. Soper
Clarksburg
Samuel T. Reid
Burdette
C. M. Yost
Methodist Church
Kansas City
Denton
A. Norman Ward
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
North Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant
Washington
Seattle
The
People’s Church
William Fletcher
Roanoke
Willam Fletcher
Buena Vista
Edwin Shaw
Virginia Sylvan
Colesville
Shaw
Norbeck
County
Virginia DAR Holds Fourteenth State Conference in Bristol
Special to The Washington Post from Bristol Virginia October 13 delegates attended the fourteenth annual Virginia Society DAR meeting in Bristol city hall. Mrs Samuel W Jamison of Roanoke presided with welcomes from Mrs J McCue regent of Sycamore Shoals chapter. Addresses were given by Mrs James G Penn and Mrs Matthew T Scott. Reports were heard, meals and receptions followed at Elks Hall and homes of Mrs H E Graves and Mrs Price wife of Judge John W Price. Officers to be chosen tomorrow.
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Washington Post
Bristol
Virginia Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Samuel W Jamison
Roanoke
J . McCue
Sycamore Shoals
Bristol Mire
James G. Penn
Dorothea Henry
Matthew T. Scott
The
National Organization
State Society
the Elks Hall
H. E. Graves
Price
John W. Price
Capt W F Landers Dead Widely Known WV Veteran
Capt W Frank Landers a former Baltimore and Ohio agent in Martinsburg died at his Martinsburg home at 67 after ten years as an invalid. He commanded a battery in the Seventeenth Indiana during the Civil War and later served as B& O agent at Harpers Ferry Cumberland and Martinsburg. Surviving wife and three children Charles Nimrod and Mrs Katie Williams. Funeral planned in Frederick on Friday.
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West Virginia
Martinsburg
Washington Post
Insburg
Frank Landers
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ars
Charles Landers
Nimrod Landers
Philadelphia
Katie Williams
New York
Seventeenth
Indiana Artillery Corps
Baltimore and Ohio
Harpers Ferry
Cumberland
California
Berkeley County
Frederick
Rev Flynn Elevated at St Marys College Chapel Dedication
At St Marys College Emmitsburg on October 12 Cardinal Gibbons announced that Very Rev D J Flynn president of the college was elevated to monsignor by the Pope. The $150000 chapel dedication featured Pontifical high mass led by Bishop Allen assisted by several priests.
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St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
St. Mary's College
Cardinal Gibbons
D. J. Flynn
Bishop Allen
Mobile
Ala
Mer
William Bryne
James A. Smith
Philadelphia
In A. Reiter
McSherrystown
H. G. Semple
New York
Flo
Mer. Dunn
H. Drumgold
Wiliam A
Maryland Delegates Named for Gulf Deep Waterways Meet
Baltimore Oct 12 Maryland representatives to the Gulf Deep Waterways Association to meet in St Louis on November 25 and 26 have been named. The list includes Dr. David H. Carrol Capt. Willard Thomson Millard F. Burgess Thomas F. Bowles Gen Felix Agnus Henry Keldel and others from Anne Arundel Prince George Allegany St Mary Washington Worcester and Dorchester counties along with officials from Baltimore and surrounding counties.
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Sneia
Baltimore
Maryland
Gulf Deep Waterways Association
St Louis
David H. Carrol
Willard Thomson
Millard F. Burgess
Thomas F. Bowles
Felix Agnus
Henry Keldel
Anne Arundel
Charles H. Stanley
Prince George
James M. Sloan
Hugh McMullin
Allegany
Benjamin Combs
St. Mary
Albert J. Long
Washington County
N. W. James
Baltimore County
Vernon 8. Bradley
Dorchester
Lews N. Gunby
Wicomico
John Staton
Worcester
Henry J. Waters
Somerset
W. M. Slay
Kent
W J. Price
Queen Anne
David H. Richardson
Ccott
Gist Blair
Montgomery
Daughters of the Confederacy Convene in Suffolk
The State convention of the Daughters of the Confederacy opened a three day session in Suffolk Virginia with welcomes from Miss Anna Mary Riddick Col R S Boykin and James A Burgess. Mrs Nathan D Eller delivered the response and Mrs Andrew Jackson Montague invited attendees to a reception at the Home for Needy Women in Richmond and a luncheon at the Confederate Museum in Richmond.
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Washington
Suffolk
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Anna Mary Riddick
Col. R. S. Boykin
Confederate Veterans
James A. Burgess
Nathan D. Eller
Andrew Jackson Montague
Richmond
Confederate Museum
Holston River Railroad Completed
Bristol Tennessee October headlines report the Holston River Railroad completion Mr Edwin Shaw dies suddenly at 63 in Maryland Fire damages at Portsmouth oil plant causing estimated losses near 76000 and a Petersburg mill accident leaves M F Trek fatally injured at age 56 with family survivors
Miss Annie R Winkelman Weds James T Crandell in Annapolis
Miss Annie R Winkelman of Baltimore married James T Crandell of Shadyside Anne Arundel county in Annapolis this morning. The bride is a leading soprano in the choir of Monument Street Methodist Episcopal Church and well known in Baltimore musical circles.
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Annapolis
Annie R. Winkelman
Baltimore
James T. Crandell
Shadyside
Anne Arundel County
Monuament Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Supreme Court orders and docket notes from historic session
The document records Supreme Court orders, motions to advance, calendar items, and attorney appearances across multiple courts. It lists cases from Minnesota ex rel Larsen v Scott to various District of Columbia matters, with adjournments, briefs allowed, and admissions to practice. A long roster covers equity, bankruptcy, circuit, probate, criminal, and maritime matters with specific case numbers, parties, attorneys, and procedural actions.
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United States Supreme Court
Herlay
Baltes
Justus McKenns
Justice Motmes
Day
Sucles Lurten
Hughes Caroline Haretet Busith
Brooklie
Harlig
State of
Minnesota
Jenner M. Larsen
Hugh R. Scott
Hennepin
Soulville and Nashville Railroid Company
Vve
N. P. Scott
Moton
Melville D. Hensey
Eppel- Tante
Charles H. Morillat
Sisson J. Richardson
Court of Appeale of
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Justice Stafford
Emig Vs. Souder
W. TW. Edwards
Maloney
Flaintiff
P.M. Brown
W. H. Holloway
Ellntss
Brown
O. Clephane
Plaintif
Clephane & Clephante
Rawlings Ve. Molly
D. O'C. Callaghan
Bentley Ve. Bentley
T. C. Taylor
O. Carrington
Harrison Ve. Smith
Platuéi
John Ream
R. R. H3ner
Leese
Heefe
Wilson & Barksdale
Smith
Jackson Bros
Real estate transfers across multiple DC neighborhoods
A compilation of transfers from American Security and Trust Company trustees to various buyers including Fleuile Disney, Charles Kefanyer, George Ward, and others. Transactions cover lots and blocks in Randle Highlands, Villa Park, University Park, East Dean Wood, Potomac Heights, Addition Chartes, and Northwest DC, with nominal values mostly at $10 or $100 in some cases. Names include Jeremiah Mackessy, Hattie Atkins, Walter Tayfo, and Mabry, among others, noting property locations and square numbers.
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Randle Highlands
American Security and Trust Company
Fleuile Disney
North Randle Highlands
Charles E Kefanyer
Square Ibdél
Villa Park
Clara A. Marden
Edward R
George W. Ward
University Park
W. Graphie Gus
Wittiam Fr
Dorothy” Newel Schulte
East
Dean Wood
J. Jonson
Battle Clavier
Potonag Heights
Potomac Heights
Jeyes M. Maupin
A J.“ Overton
Poserys
A. Potora Ey Az
Walter L. Tayfo
Massachusetts
Jeremiah Mackessy
Thomas J
Alice Kennedy
Westford
Owen H. Fowler Dux
Hattie M. Atkins
Charles F. A. Longus
Tme
John C. Matthews
Same
E Square
Northwest
Presbyterian Board of Retlef
Nanta W. Wager
Petworth—Quy & Zeppet Ux
William D
Nettle EB. Mabry
Corcoran
John Lewia Smith
Marian D
Wiliam J. Butler
Perrine
John ¥. Smith
James C. Burns
Effingham Place
Mabton H Best
Jeg
Jule Rubin
Richard MH. Bailey
Anna
Cammack
Mary K. Hemmings
George W. Marah
George W Marsh
David D. Chidester
Woodley
Franklin T Banner
Levi
Bacon
Twenty-Ninth Street
L. Seward Bacon Et
Franklin T. Sanner
Wiliam A. SI
Aumo
Columbia Heights
Benedict F. Harvey
Tandy K. Maupin
Deeds of Trusts Across Multiple Squares and Lots
A series of deeds of trust recorded on properties across squares and areas including University Park, Petworth, Barry Farm, Mount Pleasant, and Anacostia. Names include Herman H Howenstein, Erskine Gordon Clark, Robert Richardson, William H Betults, Henry Baker, Guse, and many others securing sums from 1 to 6 thousand dollars. Contracts run from 1 to 8 years with semiannual or monthly payments at rates from 4 to 6 percent, detailing lot and block designations and annuity terms.
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H.glenn Phelps
Raymond K. Ferguson
Square Bibt
Hattie Disney
Nations Savings and Trust Company
America
Security and Trust Company
Charles BE. Rotauver
Same
Charley A. Peters
Rimer E. Ramey
Arthur G. Bishop
Francis M. Benjamin
Sarah M. Herkeley
Frank P. Reagide
Walter S. Prett, Jr
Harold McDowell
Walter L. Taylor
Elmer
Ramey
Sama
Willem A. Hill
Harry N. Packard
Charles A. Peters
Petworth
Guy P. Warren
J. Clarcors
Pricg
Harry M. Packard
Crizene’ Savings Bank
Barry Farm
P. Aurelia Trigg
Thomas "Walker
George FF. Collins
Clarence HM. de Velie
Mount Pleasant
Diizabeth McLean Chambes
Sir
David C
Charles P. Stone
Charles W. Fairfax
Thomas J. Keefe
Margaret Carr
Paul V. Mitchell
J. Clinton Tribby
Charles 2. Tribby
Mery M. Ryan
Frank DB. Brightwall
Owen H. Fowler
Hentholia BM
Brightwell
Hattle M. Atkins
Walter Balderston
Henry Neylox, Jr
Owen W. Fowler
Loky
Charles F. A. Longus
Wiliam
Hi. Holloway
Henry Naylor, Jr
Square' Hi-Nanta
Irene
E. Koontz
Geone
Watson
Simon Bube
Attacostia Bank
Midatly
Marian
Witling Butler
National Savings and Trust’ Company
Cure American Enjrity and Trust, Company
Bama
John T. Arme
Samuel A. Duiry
Lee Drown
Mame
Squart
James C. Burns
Et Ax
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Serure Baultante Cooperative Building
Befingham Place
Louis Rupin Et Ux
J. Louis Willige
Thad B. Sargeant
Mahlon BH
Best
Squirne
Lillian B. Anthony
George A
Henry C. Stewart
James M. Green
Gilbert B. Perkins
Esuin
Charles H. Armes
National Savings and Trust Company
Ancis B. Potter
Nahestdetanna
Cammack
Williams
Edmonston
Robert Lee
O'Brien
Anthony J. Clarke
Witmer Latimer
George C. Gertman
Mary J. Vallnter
Geneste
Barry” ‘Welch
Hebry Brewood
Wittord
Hitahelt
Grinton
Theatres Offer Wide Mix of Plays and Lectures
This week and next feature Argene igupm at the National with FilNam Courtenay, Arsene Lupin on tour, Belasco The Summer Widowers at Belasco, The Third Degree at Columbia, The Rolfonians plus Wher Caesars Her at Chase's, The Man of the Hour at Academy, Elmendorf's London lecture, Casino Vaudeville, Gayety burlesques, Lyceum Washington Society Girls, and Sunday aeronautical showcase with Grahame White at the Columbia Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argene Igupm
Lyceum Theater
New York
FilNam Courtenay
Desmond Kelley
Sidney Herbert
Charles Harbury
Virginia Hammond
Ida Grealy- Smith
Lena Halliday
Frances Comstock
May Gaylor
Arsene Lupin
Academy
Beaumarchais
France
Times
London Stocks End Quiet Amid Columbia Day Holiday
New York markets closed for Columbia day. In London, money and discount rates were quiet and carry-over rates firmer with Americans at 4 percent. Rubber, consols and foreign shares eased while home rails drew support as American securities firmed, led by Union Pacific and Steel.
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New York
London
Stock Exchange
Union Pacifice and Steel
Jury Fails to Agree in Virginia Poisoning Case
Roanoke dispatch reports the jury in Nannie Martin's trial for allegedly poisoning her son with bichloride of mercury in candy to collect life insurance could not reach a verdict. Four jurors favored conviction, eight favored acquittal, leaving the case unresolved. The page also lists multiple mortgage and trust transactions across several Roanoke area properties and names involved.
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Seneral
Washington
Roanoke
Nannie Martin
Charlie Mitchiell
Financial Market Activity on Washington and New York Exchanges
Local stock trading showed a firm overall market with notable activity in bonds and Washington Railway and Electric stock. Transactions included 1500 dollars in bonds and fourteen shares traded at varied prices, while bank and utility shares drew bids but few offerings. The Southern Railway reported a gross income of 19.98 million for year ending June 30 1910, with net operating revenue of 18.56 million and profit carried forward of 646.70 thousand, reflecting a year over year increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus-dey
Washington
New York
Local Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Mergenthaler
Washington Gas
Southern Railway
Stock Market Roundup From Live Cattle Receipts
In the live cattle market update, receipts are estimated around 23 000 head with prices showing a soft trend. OT, Chinago and Reeves report steer prices near 4.2 to 5.63, with stockers and feeders around 2.46 to 6.15. Cows and calves command varied bids, while hogs show receipts near 14 090 with market directions higher on light demand.
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Reeves
Keltars
Watie
Western
Aggregate saree Lees current Habilities
Aggregate balances and redemption holdings are itemized with gold coin silver dollars and treasury notes totaling notable sums. The record includes general balances, receipts and averages across locations with figures in dollars and cents, reflecting trust fund activities and holdings. The text lists credits debits and year totals, concluding with substantial fund totals and distribution data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treseury
United States
National Bank
Treasury
National Bank Tn
Philipplne Treevurr
L. L. Perkins Executors and Administrators in Colorado Building
L. L. Perkins Executors and Administrators, as employer and agents, located at Colorado Building, Room 448, are referenced in an archival notice. The fragment suggests official designation of fiduciary entities and their administrative role within a corporate or public records context.
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L. L. Perkins
Phous
Colorado
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Mad
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Tray Noh
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Colesvile
Chevy Chase
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Rochville
Hockville
Virginia
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St. Louis
Holston River
Bristol, Tenn
Southern
Virginia Coal Fields
Rogersville
Tenn
Virginia and Southwestern Railway
Monccasin Gap
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Cotton Oil Refining Company
Oil Refining Department
Milla
Southern Fiber Compsny
Saw
Spector
Petersburg
M. F
Virginia Lumber and Box Company
Robert Gallagher
T. ¥. McGourin
Marr
Appellee
Wiliam W. Flourney
John A. Knott
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Et al, &c
Eliott W. Major
Knott
Frank Hagerman
Br. Sanford B. Ladd
Knott Et al
Court of Appeals
Justice Robb
Ven Oradel
Fhsip B. Campbell
Newman
United Cigar’ Stores ‘Company
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Oxster
Gittings & Chamberlie
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P M. Brown
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H.W. Wheatley
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Palbott
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Welter Balderston
E. H
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Puccins, Mazinger
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Laurence Ve. Goodacre
Moulton—Keane
UL Wright
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Bradley—Dartington
Kirkendall Ve. Willams
Ralaton, Sidfons & Richardson
William White
Wisp Va
Baltimore and Ohio Rail- Trend Company
Downing & Berry
George
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Justies Barnard
Hansmoon
Evans
Dawson
F. Edward Mitchell
Grimm
Gibba
BE. L. Glen
H. H. Glassie Bellman
Potomac Insuranes Company
Wilton
J. Lambert
R. H. Yeatman
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Medder & Gatley
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Schrier
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Leon Fretefelder
Charles Jones
Harry Walker
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Andrew “Burgess
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Alice Dixon
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Martin A. Lecme
Mary and
Sohn Keote
Elmer FE. Painova
Gamal HW. Moore Company
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Warren W. Biggs
Burton Macatee
Gardiner & Dent Tappeila
Sanuel P. Compiler
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W. G. Gardiner
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Manister
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Misa Irene Frank
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Washington Gas Light CO
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