Missing girl found working near Charlottesville after disappearance
Miss Angle Mor of Sugar Hollow, missing from her father John Morris's home, has been located employed at Wirehunt Manufacturing near Charlottesville. The search began after her escape from the Blue Ridge mountains with alleged involvement by Frank Long and Walter Lang. Morris denies improper relations and says he helped her since she wanted to leave the mountains.
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Strasburg Rail Services Endure Court Controversy
Strassburg and the Baltimore and Ohio face a long dispute over train operations. The State Carination Commission reports ongoing contention about routing and charter terms. Trains will run from morning hours, with negotiations focusing on rights between Strasburg Junction and Harrisburg.
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County Attorney Accused in Election Integrity Case
Indictment charges Henry C Heatler of Here County with violations of pure election laws and offering bribes to influence testimony. Laure Wendenburg of Hernig County faces related accusations of attempting to influence the jury. Judge Harrison adjourned court to allow further investigation.
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Henry C Heatler
Harrison
Senator Whyte Unable to Attend Maryland Homecoming Ceremonies
The Washington Past Bullinore Md Oct 14 reports Senator Whyte, nearing octogenarian years, is confined to bed and unable to attend the official home week reception. Previously he volunteered to stand as boxing mate for Judge Crothers, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, during typhoid illness. He remains indisposed and stays at home as doctors advise.
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Pinkney Whyte
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Bone
Denial on Virgin and Southwestern Railway Status
President Finley of the Southern Railway denied a report that the Virginia and Southwestern would be discontinued. He said no change is planned. the Holston division line remains as is and current operation continues.
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Virginia
SECTION MAN KILLED IN TRAIN INCIDENT NEAR ROUND BOTTOM
A Baltimore and Ohio excursion train struck a party of men at Round Bottom near Cumberland. One man, seventeen year old Tamquaio Barlato, was killed and Antonio Clercolon and Joan Antroni were seriously injured. others had minor injuries. The incident followed men stepping in front of a freight train.
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Antonio Clercolon
Joan Antroni
Campbell Slemp Buried In Private Stone Gap Funeral
The funeral of Representative Campbell Slemp was conducted from the Big Stone Gap home, with the body conveyed to Turkey Cove for burial. Due to Mrs Slemp’s fragile condition after a second stroke, only a private service was held and public ceremonies were canceled.
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Pleaded Guilty of Murder in Lynchburg District Court
Five men received sentences ranging from one to fifteen years after pleading guilty to murder in the Ann Hall case from Patrick County. George Booth and George Martin got one year each, Grover Beamer ten to seven years, and William B. Rakes were awarded fifteen years. A deputy relative of Hall allegedly guided authorities, leading to the defendants shooting into Hall’s home at night and later capture.
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PLAN TO PREVENT BRIBERY Spostal to The Watazumae for
The plan, drafted by Montgomery County Republican Thomas U Noyea and Democratic chair Robert G Hiton, proposes a bi party election bribery pact. It limits campaign funds to 500 and requires all money to go through campaign treasuries with disbursements by the committees. Within six days after the election, each committee would publish sworn statements detailing receipts, sources, payments, and uses.
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Testimony in Fonville Delinquency Case Concludes
In Greensboro on October 14 the federal trial of Percy Fonville for aiding and abetting Jane Jones in defrauding 40 908 from Charlotte National Bank ended. Three Charlotte telephone operators testified Fonville had called Jones from Fort Miss Certainty times and Jones was brought from the Atlanta penitentiary to testify, but Judge Boyd barred her testimony as having deceit and fraud elements that could foul the court.
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Jane Jones
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Stuart Not a Candidate for Congress in Campaign Notes
Henry C Stuart, member of the State Corporation Commission, says he will not run for Congress to succeed the late Campbell Siem who died at Big Stone Gap. He plans to seek the governorship in two years. Gov Swanson has not addressed a possible special election in the Moth district following Col Slemp’s death.
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Dismasted Buque Leonora Rescued Off Norfolk Coast
The dismasted bugeye Leonora and its crew were rescued ten miles from Thimble Light by Captain W T Bell and the W ED James, then towed to Norfolk as a gale wrecked the vessel. Snow fell in Maryland while Davie Va reports a false tall tale about a Balti more and Ohio Railroad grade. National Biscuit Co promotes graham crackers as tasty healthful bread companion.
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Transatlantic Steamship Movements From Multiple Ports
A garbled list records numerous steamers sailing from New York and other ports to Cherbourg Bremen New York and beyond. Vessels include movements to Antwerp Naples Plymouth and Liverpool with several ships bound for or arriving at New York and Southampton. Projections note probable dockings in early dates and multiple routes remain unclear due to OCR errors.
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Firemen Refuse City Aid for Convention Trip
The Relief Hook and Ladder Company declined a 75 dollar city grant to cover delegate travel costs to the State Firemen’s Association convention in Norfolk. Eight council members voted against equal aid to all five companies, prompting charges of discrimination. Stansbury said he will correct the record after proceedings are published.
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Regret Buying Jewelry and a Robbery Charge
Several citizens who bought jewelry for a needy stranger faced regret as the seller, James Owell of New York, was arrested after attempting to flee to Washington. Police found numerous rings on him. a watch went to an Alexandrian buyer at one dollar. Owell abused officers, and a man named Neil was struck. Agnew of Alexandria appeared as a receiver bond2000, with Maj Charles H Hine the former receiver reportedly reconsidering resignation and anticipated to work with Agnew in harmony.
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New York
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Agnew
Washington Man Weds In Secret Noted Marriage Report
Special to The Wastageen from Worcester details a Washington man Frank Bt Dimmick private wedding to a 33 year old widow Mlle. The couple kept the union secret for days while city officials face a disputed report on a 993.23 appropriations bill. Mayor Purts declined to sign amid council opposition. Dimmick, son of Gen Eugene D Dimmick, is connected to the Curtin murder inquiry.
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Washington
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Ineland
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Worcester
Mass
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Hay Tie Up Coal Trade Threatens Coastwise Ships
October 14 report from Washington East Newport News describes a strike by marine engineers affecting coastwise coal trade. Engineers demand higher pay and other terms, denied by shipowners. Leboard Transport pays off crews. many coal barges idle. Merchants and Miners Transport runs on schedule with few engineers striking. Ola Dominion and other lines report limited impact. coal companies bear the consequences.
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Newport News
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Doubts On Sutton Duel Theory Cited By Father
James Sutton, father of Lieut James Sutton, questions the duel account of his son's death at Annapolis. He claims information from Annapolis says the marine officer died by accident and denies two guns or a disarm attempt. The Navy received a telegram denying a duel report and says inquiries continue.
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William N Wilmer Dead Owner of Virginia Estate
William N Wilmer aged 72 of the Canfield Wilmer law firm New York died this morning from liver failure at his Virginia estate Plain Dealing adjoining President Roosevelts Pine Knot hunting lodge in Albemarle He was son of the late Bishop Wilmer of Louisiana and studied at the University of Virginia He is survived by brother Joseph Wilmer of Rapidan and sister Mrs Edward Venalye of Petersburg He was a member of the New York City board of education and chaired the Normal College executive committee The Roosevelt property at Pine Knot was once owned by Wilmer and he hosted the Roosevelt family on several visits after a brief service at Christ Episcopal Church Plain Dealing the body was sent to Baltimore for burial beside his parents and two brothers
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Crepe Draws Visitors To Cottage
Patch, a 70 plus resident on Royal Street near the depot, hung crepe on her door to hint a death. Neighbors flocked to see a corpse but were tricked when she explained it was a clever display. Her house now fills with visitors, and she has no regrets.
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Robbed of $2000 Necklace in New York Shopping Spree
Mrs Julia Pyle was robbed of a pearl necklace valued over $2000 after a shopping tour with Tiffanys, a young man and woman provided no names. The loss occurred near Forty eighth Street and Eight Avenue after jostling in a crowd. Police stations and pawn shops were alerted. earlier a chauffeur named Mrs Pyle faced a speeding fine.
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Defeat of Cape Palmas Bishop at Convention
At the Richmond gathering on October 4 a major debate ended with the defeat of the proposal to elect a negro bishop for the southern provinces. The session, lasting into the night, saw speeches from Bishops across states about Negro and Indian missions and a plan to raise 5 million dollars for disabled clergy relief.
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Autoist allowed to go after fatal accident
Thatagoan, who accused a woman with a cat of provoking the incident, and Charles Stonehill of Chicago, who recently ran over and killed a woman while driving near here, has been released by authorities. The victim was deaf and described as developing in health. Stonehill left sums to the woman's husband and to the local hospital.
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Chamberlain Son Born To English Unionist Leader Family
The eldest son of Joseph Chamberlain has a son born yesterday to J Austen Chamberlain. He was married last July to Miss Ivy M Dundas of Datchet Buckinghamshire.
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Arbitration Report Sparks Latin American Protest At Hague
Delegates at the peace conference in The Hague protest that a key phrase asserting juridical equality of states was omitted from James Brown Scott report on a permanent court of arbitration. Scott says the omission was an error. South American delegates insist it changes the project’s basis. The dispute risks stalling plenary work as leaders seek to end the conference by next Saturday.
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Doctor arraigned in wife’s caller shooting incident
Special to The Washington Post reports Dr Frederick T Barber of 7 Union Ave Mariners Harbor was arraigned in West New Brighton Court on charges connected to a May incident with Mrs Pelcher, wife of architect Harry W Pelcher. Pelcher shot at Barber during a private meeting and later ordered Barber to leave. The couples, socially prominent, continued clandestine meetings until a Catskills trip.
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Morris Estate Probate Sparks Five Equal Shares Plan
The Morris estate filing estimates total value not to exceed 7.7 million with most in real estate held in trust for family. A written statement suggests division into five equal shares among widow and four children. Included bequests total 5,000 to charities and 15,000 to endow hospital beds for Morris & Co employees.
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Prince Chua Trapped in Marsh Drowns During Rescue Attempt
A prince of Chinese descent, famed as Tate University’s best dressed student, was carried through a New Haven quagmire by Arthur Mullin of Salem and James Lorey of New York. Mullin slipped, the prince plunged face first into the mud, losing his life and his valuable clothes, including a fawn suit costing 7150.
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Great Fleet Assembling for North Sea Maneuvers
The British fleet under Admiral Beresford gathers off the Hagien Channel for four days of maneuvers. About 110 ships, including 24 battleships and 15 armored cruisers, will practice defense against torpedo attacks as part of a show of naval power with the Mediterranean, Devonport, and Portsmouth divisions not needing reserves.
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TRAINING TO BE KAISER Crown Pause to Study in Every Branch
Berlin October 4 Crown Prince Frederick William begins a veers work in the Prussian ministry of the interior as part of his preparation to wear the crown. He will study the work of each department under an Emperor approved programme and ministerial supervision. The prince will attend conferences with ministers and bureau chiefs and prepare cabinet reports. He will serve in each inner ministry until familiar with the administration. An order relieves the princes from military duty for one year.
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Great flood steals gems worth 2000 in Spain
Immense flooding across Barcelona province harms rivers and infrastructure. A jewelry store robbery in Greenwooda district appears amid chaos. twelve diamonds valued near 24000 vanishes as onlookers flee. Police seek a possible female accomplice and suspect a crew plan.
Crusade Against Cocaine Pushes Stricter Sanctions
New York proposes severe punishment for druggists who sell cocaine. Dr. Darlington, head of the city health department, backs the measure as reform groups and ministers organize a crusade against open cocaine sales. A pharmacist convicted of selling cocaine was sentenced to six months in prison. and many recent arrests involve young offenders tied to drug use.
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Fauteur formulé remedy for stomach digestion woes
A historical remedy known as the Fauteur formule promises to cure upset digestion by a mix of Essence of Pepsin ginger and other ingredients. The text claims it restores digestive organs to normal, improves overall health, and can be prepared at home or obtained from a druggist.
Workman Hurdled to Death in City Building
In Philadelphia a workman fell from the fourth floor of the American Ast Publications Society building at Sevententh and Chestnut streets after a broken beam, dying from the fall. Several laborers were slightly injured as a crowded streetcar nearby passed.
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Railway Workers VOTE ON General Strike Demand
Jemdon Get Richard Hall MP announced that the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants will complete voting by October 25 on a proposed general strike to secure recognition of unions and new wage terms. Company replies were deemed favorable but leaves open the possibility of nationwide action.
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Edward to Meet Czar in Copenhagen Conference
Copenhagen reports a meeting between King Edward and the Czar has been arranged here. The Berlin telegraph correspondent of the Politk confirms the plan for scheduled talks in the Danish capital on a date to be announced.
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Opasco College Consacratory Civil Service Note
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