Road Bonds Indorsed At Spotsylvania Meeting
A large Spotsylvania county gathering backs a proposed four district road bond issue to improve highways. C A Hoyt of the Agriculture Department and State Commissioner P St Julian Wilson explain economic benefits and legal viability ahead of the November vote. Voters express strong support, with dinner served by local groups and plans for local control of bond use.
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C. A. Hoyt
Agriculture Department
P. St Julian Wilson
Washington
Spotsylvania Courthouse
Spotsylvania County
Court Green
Frederickeburs Good Tready Association
Jon Quill
Laatey Wag
Supreme Court Rex
Wid Courtland
J. M. Smith
Heat of Supervisors
Ubarion A. Hoy
Washington, D. U
Hoyt
Toalr
Spottsylvania
B.S. Ae
Wilce
Prayison
Javinestone
Berkeley
Canuruiund
Cis Ran
Stons
Bo Taing
Bpottsylvania
Cuticura Heals Ulcer After Months of Suffering
George M. Hall of Brunton North Carolina reports a bad ankle ulcer healed after three months by using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. He notes prior treatments worsened the sore. He also cites Cuticura Soap aiding his baby’s cradle cap, saying it improved quickly. Dated December 24, 1908.
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Ankla
George M. Hall
Brunton, N
Cure for hair loss and scalp itch with Cuticura
Amy Geissler of Omaha Nebraska reports relief from a severe scalp disease using Cuticura products. She recalls years of hair loss and itching and states that consistent use of Cuticura Ointment produced a complete cure.
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Amy Geissler
South Seventh
NOHN PRENTISS POE DIES PROMINENT MARYLAND LAW FIGURE
John Prentiss Poe longtime attorney and dean of Maryland University law department dies at age implied in Maryland city. He shaped state legal thought and authored the disfranchisement Poe amendment and influenced Democratic platform drafting for 1904. Survived by nine children including Edgar A. Poe and John P. Poe Jr. and three daughters. Two sons formerly played Princeton football.
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Raithore
John Prentiss Poe
Venera
Maryland
Poe
Law Department
Maryland University
Ife
Baltimore
Democratic Party
Judge Parker
Ir. Poe
Muaingtays
People
Princeton
Neilson Poe
Jounger Poe
Edgar A. Poe
John P. Poe
Grand Jury to Hear Cocaine Case in Alexandria
Special grand jury summoned by Judge Barley will hear cocaine sale cases including Zonts Connor and Toarph Pougins in Alexandria corporation court. Witnesses will include Pharmacy Inspector Wheelock and a number of local officials as the panel reviews summer cases and other indictments. Elizabeth A. Proctor dies at 72. funeral plans pending. Election prep continues with candidates Robison Moncure and James B. Amigs amid local contest interest. Webbs arrest for drunkenness follows near Pringess Street wharf incident. Arthur Major charged after altercation with wife. she testifies injuring her arm, judge imposes $25 fine.
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Washington Fose Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Lewis C. Barley
Alexandrie Corporation Court
Ft Fa
Zonts Connor
Alles “Chuck
Allag Edwan ‘Mack
Affas
James Langabot
Negrocy
Wheelock
Washlington
Toarph Pougins
James Ibhnagn
Marshall L. King
George D. Hopkins
Robert H. Granou
Wayne F. Byers
Wyther White
Thomas J. Farnon
Robert 3. Barrett
Robert W. Arnold
J. Armistead Begborn
Coly
S!robinson Moncure
J.james B. Amigs
Alexandria County
House of Delegates
C. &Swain
Carlos Dearborn
Arthur Major
Alefindris
Washington
Wagner
Ahe
Cigarette Makers Insolvent in Norfolk Bankrupt Case
Kramer Tobacco Company an independent Norfolk cigarette manufacturer was placed in involuntary bankruptcy after suing the American Tobacco Company and the Whitehead Tobacco Company in Raleigh for up to 1,000,000 dollars in punitive damages for alleged antitrust violations. Judge Wadail named R. T. Thorp as receiver. petition filed by Robert L. Donovan and others of New York alleging creditor preference. Ware is company president.
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Norfolk
Ware. Kramer Tobacco Company
Frm
American Tobacco Company
Welle Whitehead Tobacco Company
Raleidh
N.C
Wadail
R. T. Thorp
Robert L. Donovan
New York
F. D. Ware
Ware- Kramer Company
Virginia
Wilson
U. S
Staunton court orders refund for license fees in dry era
Staunton court directs State auditor and city treasurer to return about $6,000 to dealers for October 21 to May 31 as the city remains dry. Also notes a Mount Solon Bank of Mount Solon organized with capital stock between $10,000 and $50,000. Bruce Waltmore heads Wit B. Fodd. Thomas L. Desh acquitted of Megal voting after alleged double registration in Staunton.
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Staunton
Mount Solon
Augusta County
Bank of
Glassworkers Strike Over Discharged Men in West Fork
Night shift at West Fork Glass Works in Clarkabure West Virginia walked out over the discharge of two workers. Company officials cite good cause for the firings and fear the stoppage may spread to other local glass factories. The workers belong to the National Window Glass Workers Union led by president Joe Neenan of Cleveland.
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Washington Post
Clarkabure
W. Va
Westfork Glass Works
National Window Glasa Workers’ Union
Joe Neenan
Cleveland
West Virginia ministers elect leaders. trainman killed in Cumberland Valley area
In Wheeling the Ministers Fraternal Union elected Dr. W J Wildy president and Rev J W McCommack secretary treasurer after ending its session. A Cumberland Valley trainman, Philip R B Long of Martinsburg, was killed near that city when crushed by a train. A grocery store breakin in Warwood yielded 24 dollars and two gold watches. bloodhounds traced tracks to an Ohio River shore house where occupants were absent. A mass meeting in Charleston urged against saloon licenses. Cody to grant licenses at a later meeting as the city has been dry since July. State Senator Charles Gordon Coffman married Alina Earle Haymaker at First Methodist Church, Clarksburg.
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W. E. Helfenbine
Warwood
Wheeling
Ohio River
Charleston
Cody Wil Grant
Coffman
Washington
Clarksburg
W. Va
Charles Gordon Coffman
Misealina Earle Haymaker
East
Cate
Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills Earn Relief for Chronic Pain
Jacob Hirges of Covington Indiana testifies that Dr Miles anti pain pills and nerve and liver pills provide lasting relief from chronic diseases. He notes long use without harm or habit formation and urges others to try the first package guaranteed to refund if not satisfied.
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Someren
Miles
Jacob Hirges
Covington
Ind
Benett
Meeting Moves To Curtail Yarn Prices In South Mills
Special by The Washington Foxt. In Charlotte North Carolina a meeting of the Cotton Manufacturers Association of North Carolina endorsed a curtailment resolution of the American Association. Hagood and Hagood were appointed to confer with yarn commission houses to promote parity between yarns and cotton. A plan to establish a commission selling agency among Southern mills was discussed to curb middlemen and stabilize the market.
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Washington Foxt
Charlottes
B. Miner
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association of North
Yarg Milla
Stevens on yacht theft sparks sailor confession
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Va October 16 Frances Dr Wilson of 380 Broadway New York reports $800 stolen from her yacht Sumida. Sailor Robert Hentes arrested en route to a boat claiming he saw the money in Wilson's drawer and could not resist temptation. He admits taking part of the sum and was seized while attempting to flee.
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Virginia Encampment Ends Protest Over Port Per Capita Tax
Washington Post reports the 22nd annual reunion of the Grand Encampment of Confederate Veterans of Virginia concluded with hearings on committee reports. Col John C Mwell was elected grand commander as plans to memorialize war heroes progressed, including an executive council and headquarters decisions. Residents protested the Memphis reunion for applying a 60 cent per capita tax instead of 25 cents, with next actions slated for the executive committee meeting.
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Washington
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Slayer Own Executioner
Ulyssea Wise of Lincoln County killed his father in law J. D. Hallman with an ax in Charlotte on October 14 then burned his house with his wife and children fleeing. He appeared disturbed over a lawsuit and fatally assaulted Hallman after an argument, then set fire to the dwelling and died by self immolation.
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Washington Rose
Charlotte
N. C
Ulyssea Wise
Lincoln County
J. D. Hallman
Wise
Itie
Mr. Tallman
Wee
Norfolk Terminal Burned In Major Depot Fire
Fire destroyed the Norfolk and Western passenger depot in Norfolk early this morning with an estimated loss around 160000, partly insured. Freight and shuttle goods were rushed to safety amid locomotive shortages. The origin is undetermined. Nearby riverfront freight warehouse caught fire three times but was saved. A new eight story union depot and offices will be built by Norfolk and Western, Virginian, and Norfolk and Southern jointly.
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Norfolk and Western Railway
Famea
Norfolk and Western
Virginian
Norfolk and Southern Railways
Supreme Court Docket Fragment Reflects 1900s Proceedings
Fragmentary legal record shows United States Supreme Court cases in error with various appellants and counsel, plus docket entries across circuit and equity courts. The text lists case numbers, attorney names, participants, and scheduled motions, adjournments, and decisions, amid probate, bankruptcy, and calendar notes.
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington D C and Vicinity
North Randie Richlands lists transfers from American Security and Trust Company to Will Iga H. Goots and others. title deeds show parcels in East Washington, Palisades of the Potomac, Mount Pleasant, Northwest and Southeast districts. Transactions involve multiple trustees and holders with nominal sums noted, including lots, squares, and varying values. names include Clark, Atciner, Fleming, Rotiveon, Hyland, Herren, Swart, Gorton, Rienandson, and others.
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North Randle Richlands—American Recurity and Trust Company
Ustee
Will Iga
Dleber
Palisades OF the Potomac
Clark
de Mervin J. Atcinerm
Pleasant Plains
Pérsy
Basset Et
Gilbert Leventhal
Henep “Oaenbarg
Pwiboww
MITE
Mount Pleasant
Allea iV
Fleming
R. Truman Rotiveon
Vai
Locke
North Grounds
Columbian Univereity
Wiliam H. Walker
Sophie
Berrer
Lou Burver
William FL Waller
Square
Doubine' Addtton
Charles H. Hyland
Garrist
Hyland
Holmead Estate
Warey Whiten
Florence M. Morrow
Square Snothy
Oregon Avenue Norte
Pheland G. Mawm
Aquare
Pio Chevy
Ghass
Fulton B
Gorton
Washington Mintants
S. Walton Teming
John J. Tartan
Slogkew
Twrupth
Betwen
Ux Ta Bia
T Street
Katharine B. Harvey
Thomas
Harry
Mary
Keegan
Eluvente
Arthur P
Ginily Furchis
Twelfth Street
Streste
Anuavn Ith
Wasley Heights
Walter Chappell
Frank L. Wagnes
WoonLmy Parr
Lewis
Breymnaer
Mary M. Stewart
Rosmead ‘Manor
Tromae
J. Lane
John Henry Brooka
Ion
Josephine W. Hastet
Benjamin 'v. Roodhouas
Josephine 26
Jones
Deeds of Trust Listings for Local Properties and Beneficiaries
A compilation of deeds of trust and securing arrangements across several blocks and squares, detailing trusts by various trustees and beneficiaries. Entries list amounts from 32 to 9 000, semiannual or monthly payments, terms from 2 to 5 years, and interest rates around 5 to 6 percent, noting parcels in Woodridge, Widow's Mite, Mount Pleasant and surrounding areas.
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Willem AL Joy
Sure Perpatual Building Association
Woodridge
Joho von B. Carpenter
Gama
Harey Wardman
Thomas Bowen
Tarrl E
Squars
si-Herman & Howenstets Etm
Eae Square
Catherine Nolan
Isaac W. Martlinger
Michael I. Colbert
Rudolge
Bobrend
Archibald H. Morrow Trux
Percy ‘Thompson
Morton J. Loucks
Harry GB. Willson
Harry Jane
Ea Widow'smith
Barry Wartman
Thomas P. Bowes
Clarenca B. Aheam
Alexander T. Menesy
Werore
Harry T. Donner
Siper Ant
Iss
E. Square
Dennis Vitale
Yerbert
Gill
Charles F. Benjamin
Hetty Priellenday
Lewis ‘CalNsher
Edwin
Work
Harry Kaufman
Flora Bartwit
Gerres
Cooper
An T
Haytor
Rod George G
Eonree Ev
Gcottanmeany
Virginia Weddings Highlight Richmond Area Nuptials
Richmond reports a prominent wedding at Denton with Rosa Roagel and John Randolph Magill of The Plains. Also noted are the Berkeley and Eggleston nuptials at Grace Street, and Anne Seay and Dr. F. J. Wright joining in Baptist Church ceremony in Blackstone.
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Rosa Roagel
John Randolph Magill
the Plains
Denton
Lucy Eggleston
Joseph Wiliam Eagleston
West Grace Street
Henry Parke Farley Berkeley
Landon R. Mason
Grace Episcopal Church
William Co. B. Haff
Slater
John Mason Herkeley
Blackstone
Anne Davis Seay
Br. H. H. Seay
F. J. Wright
Fork Union
Harry B. Stone
Aghland
W. Va
Pansy Seay
Turner Clement
Chatham
Bristol
Misa Kate Swan
J. H. Swan
C.H. Warner
Anderson Street Methodist Church
T. i Eskridge
Abingdon
Henry W. McConnell
Snow Dust Reaches Staunton as Virginia Sees First Fall
A fragment from the Staunton Post reports the first snow of the season in Virginia reaching into the mountains of Swe County and a light touch in Staunton last night, signaling early winter conditions.
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Virginia
Sahinaton
Staunton
Montaine
Swe
Fragmented 19th century financial notices and names
A dense OCR of a historical newspaper financial section lists names such as Henry EL Sere, George M. Ramvarich, and William VW, with various property and trust details. Amounts noted include $15,800 and $95.3, terms like semianually and yearly, and references to blocks, plots, and multiple trust companies.
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Henry EL Sered
George M
Ta Joempk Bcom
Ees Loving
Adam A. Wasehior
Sersian
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A. Chernot
Jackeon
Picherd
Elverd’ Trust “Company
Istan, Hote
Wss
Frank Ji. Wagner
Wiliam J. Brown
Webster Chappell
John ‘W. Chappell
Wateh
Lucy S.weavar
West Woodridge
C. Frank Ferrell
Washington Lawn and ‘Trust Company
Ce-Nsure Equitable Cooperation Balding Associaon
Gould line eyed as outlet to Pacific Coast via Western Pacific
New York Oct. 14 reports that a division of control of the Western Pacific would give the Gould line to the Pacific coast through the Denver and Rio Grande and Burlington systems. The Western Pacific spans from Welt Lake City to San Francisco, linking Gould routes including Missouri Pacific. Buyers consider a split control favorable to Blair interests and Western Pacific directors.
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New York
Western Pacific
Gould
Pacific Coast
Denver
Rio Grande
Burlington
Blair and Company
The
Goulds
Denvar
la Grande
Welt Laka City
San Francisco
Gould Rays
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Burington
Maryland Rail Company Reorganization Complete
Receivers discharged by Judge Boyd as the reorganized United States Rail Company takes over Maryland Rail assets at Cumberland. New board includes George M. Shriver J D McCublin Jr J P Kelly Denny Shriver Howard Eb Dickey Harry E Weber and Thomas F Shannon. Henry Shriver chairs Howard H Dickey presides and Thomas F Shannon is secretary treasurer. Raw material unloading begins as mill prep proceeds with creditor settlement under the court decree.
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Washington Casy
Cumberland
Maryland Rail Company
Judge Boyd
United States Rail Company
George M. Shriver
J.D. McCublin, Jr
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. P. Kelly
American Rice Company
Pittsburg
Denny Shriver
Howard EB. Dickey
Harry E. Weber
Thomas F. Shannon
Henry Shriver
Howard H. Dickey
Old
Maryland Hail Company
Seaboard Officials Prepare to Order 100 Freight Cars
Seaboard Air Line officials meet with railway supply representatives in Norfolk to plan broad rolling stock purchases. The conference, expected to last two days, aims to place orders for 100 freight cars and other equipment, with agents assisting to secure the deals.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
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Nurses Elect Officers at West Virginia Meet
The Graduate Nurses Association of West Virginia met in Parkersburg and chose Charleston as next year’s meeting place. Officers elected include President Mrs. George Lounaberry of Charleston, Secretary Mrs. M. G. Dudley Wheeling, Assistant Secretary Mrs. Bullard Wheeling, Treasurer Miss Loretta McGrall Parkersburg, VPs Miss M. G. Carpenter Wheeling, Miss Emma Vernon Fairmont, Miss Gauss Huntington, Mrs. Kendall Charleston, Miss Elisabeth William Parkersburg, Mrs. Lingerfelter Hinton, and Dr. Virginia McCune Martinsburg.
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West Virginia
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M. G. Dudley
Wheeling
Bullard
Loretta McGrall
M. G. Carpenter
Emma Vernon
Fairmont
Mise Gauss
Huntington
Kendall
Elisabeth William
Lingerfelter
Hinton
Virginia McCune
Martinaburg
North Carolina church invites annual session to Forsyth City
The Winston-Salem Centenary M E Church invites the western North Carolina Methodist Episcopal conference to hold its 1910 session in Winston-Salem, citing the newly established Children’s Home and local support. Walter Dalton, colored, convicted of manslaughter in Forsyth County for the June 24 killing of Thomas Stewart, was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary yesterday. Governor Kitchin appointed delegates to a national goals builders congress in Columbus, and John Way, an escaped convict, surrendered to authorities.
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North Carolina Methodist Episcopal Conference
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Thomas Stewart
Forsyth County
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Kitchin
Sheeph Hide Pratt
F. H Hanes
J. R. Rich
Witeton-Galats
C. @. Wright
Durham
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National Congress of
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Hecht's Anniversary Sale Slashes Prices Across Stock
Hecht & Co marks six years since enlarging its stores with a nationwide sale next week. The Washington institution offers all departments at extremely low prices to celebrate growth from a single Seventh Street shop to a major multi-store network. The announcement highlights buy now pay later terms and emphasizes extensive offerings in clothing, furniture, carpets, and home goods.
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Beward Hayes
Patrick H. Hayes
Hallam A Obam
Cetain
Wundly Pooley
Wall Tea
Ft C.outgen
Miriam TH. Meduciii
Capital Traction Company
Adadus Express
Plevitus
Lambert and
Ferran
Gaels
Hiclova, Messina & Geraint
Cestiorari
Detandant'a
Fr. S Fatedim
Arafley
Willem B. Mathorat
Able
Charles G. Lynch
Asueta
John
Blueutte
Mary Gebhard
George M. Eimerch
A. Mandel
Gould Systems
Maryland Rail Works
Seaboard
West Virginia Association
John Way
Greensboro
Voluntay
Venice
Railroads
Baltimore and Obto Railroad
Ess
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