Rayner Leads A Bolt Denounces Gorman On Amendment
In a signed statement United States Senator Isador Rayner attacks Senator Gorman over a proposed disfranchising amendment. The Maryland State central committee met to discipline four ward leaders who bolted the amendment as Camalier denounced Gov Warfield and Rayner. Rayner criticizes the bill as usurping the rights of Baltimore voters and cites threats to party loyalty, urging vigilance and party unity amid tense politics.
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Camalier
Warfield
Washington Post
Baltimore
United States
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Rayner
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House of Delegates
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St. Marys County
Congress
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Camatier
Dhe
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Echo
Pertapa
Lam
Commonwealth
Baltimore City
Arnel Winkelreté
Sempach
Marcus
Mayer
Signor Salvini
Mme, Patti
Clea Nethersole
Hidanora Duse
Mary Anderson
M. Coquelin
Allgers
Doan
Pester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Oppose foe measure in Alegany amid disfranchisement clash
Democratic leaders denounce the disfranchisement amendment as John B. Shannon the gubernatorial nominee opposes the measure while avoiding public comment. Local leaders Scott Cochrane and other prominent Democrats voice opposition labeling the plan as improper. Advance post office robbery and Mrs Emmis Barry death noted in brief updates from North Carolina and Harpers Ferry.
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Alegany
Ganiza Gon UN
John B. Shannon
Shannon
J. W. Scott Cochrane
Cumberland Bar
Rayner
Cochrane
Miscegenation Laws Debate From Richmond Speech
Special to The Washington Post reports from Richmond Virginia that Hundley defends opposition to a miscegenation law. He recounts asking Judge Lewis if he favored prohibiting interracial marriage and Lewis allegedly answered he was opposed and believed black and white persons may marry whom they please.
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Washington
Richmond
Lewis
Dawson Governor Attends Norfolk Horse Show Banquet
West Virginia Governor W M J Dawson attended the second annual Dawson horse show in Norfolk Va drawing about 3000 spectators. He and his party were guests of the show's entertainment committee at a banquet after the second night of competition featuring harness horses pony classes and driving events with winners led by Lord Baltimore My Maryland and Derby Superior and top placers in several divisions.
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W. M. J. Dawson
West Virginia
David Dunlop
J.carlisle
Bell Boy
Beldean
C. W Watson
Wirat
Little Mack
J. Murray
McClellan
Richard Wrenn
Laddie
Misa Katheryn Hem
Alison
J. F. Carlisle
Newmarket
C. W. Warnox
JF. Carlisle
Robin Adair
Blair Johnson
King of Hearts
Allen Potts
Lord Chesterfield
Mary Lindsay Carter
Brake
Prince George
Jolly Boy
Derby
T. Fleet Galloway
Lord White
Lady White
Baron
Ginger
Charles Townes
John
Earnest
Walter
Henry
J. A.’ Pritchett
Nancy Use
Brilliant
Pirelaht
Myre
Alien
Potts
Billr Johnson
Brandon
Dunlop & Morrin
Charles R. Hooff, Jr
Centential
May Belle
Buck
Querloe
Westchester Farm
Nancy Lee
Querios
Julan Morris
Sapolia
Dick Donnelly
Panther
C. W. Smith
Nimrod
Cygnet
John W. McComb
Sentennial
Virginia Council elects officers at Bristol meet
The twenty first annual Virginia Council of the Order of United American Mechanics elected officers for the ensuing year. State councilor A I Bradley Richmond vice councilor BR Fellows Newport News conductor B H Proctor Williamsburg warden J W Abbott Danville treasurer W Kinsey Richmond inside sentinel E T Meers China Grove outside sentinel W F Harwood Bristol trustees H Pettijohn Portsmouth J C Wigs Berkeley G B Huffman Harberton Elkton Rockingham County hosted next annual meeting with candidates Richmond Lynchburg and Alexandria. Norfolk Mayor suspends physician in death probe
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Virginia Council of the Order of United ‘American Mechanics
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Richmond
BR. Fellows
Newport Nowa
B. H. Proctor
Wiliamsburg
J. W. Abbott
Danville
W. Kinsey
West Virginia Weddings in Harpers Ferry Area
Grayson Straits man from Brunswick Maryland married Miss Julia Upright daughter of Laula Upright of Bolivar by Rev Charles Hess at the Lutheran Church. They will reside in Brunswick. Clarence Isler of Leetown and Bessie Mulder of Harpers Ferry wed at the bride’s home conducted by Rev Philip Castle of the Dunkard Church in Brownsville Maryland. Leonard Cook of Bolivar and Annie Holmes of Brownsville Maryland married at the residence of her uncle Mr Holder with Rev Philip Castle of the Dunkard Church Brownsville Maryland.
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Grayson Straitsman
Brunswick
Julia Upright
Laula Upright
Bolivar
Charles Hess
Clarence Isler
Leetown
W. Va
Bessie Mulder
Thilip Castle
Dunkard
Brownsville
Helpers Ferry
Leonard Cook
Annie Holmes
Holder
Philip Castle
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H. W. Kinzer
Ernest Shawen
Norfolk
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Fred Shawen
Newport News
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J. Marvin Kinzer
Somerset
Richmond
Anne Elizabeth Brooke
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William Hil Brooke
Latane Sale
Essex County
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Christ Episcopal Church
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Charles Bale
Tappahannock
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St. George’s Episcopal Church
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Staunton
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Obituaries Set at Virginia Towns Across Dates
Petersburg widow Laura Buck dies at her corner residence leaving three children. Roanoke veteran W F Walthall aged seventy dies after long illness, ex Confederate, long-time resident. Petersburg Captain John Trushing proprietor of Washington House dies after protracted illness, German-born. Newport News Gunner Thomas J Shuttleworth dies of typhoid at hospital after four weeks in city. body shipped to New York for burial.
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Walthall
Prince Edward County
Roanoke
John Trushing
Washington House
Germany
Newport News
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Virginia
Gunner Shuttleworth
New York
Richards in Disguise Dying Statement Admitted at Trial
Floyd Virginia October trial reveals L M Connor’s dying declaration from Maurice Francis shooting. Grace Link, Francis’s fiancée, testifies Richards wore a false mustache nearby and had proposed to her. Richards is accused of murder after sending a bitter personal letter to Link. The case centers on jealousy and Richards’s threat to Francis.
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Floyd
Floyd Court House
John Richards
University of Virginia
Maurice Francis
Roanoke
Moomaw
L M. Connor
Francis
Grace Link
Richards
Connor
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Miss Grace Link
Simpson
Murder Suspect Arrested in Covington Virginia 1904 Case
Philadelphia dispatch reports Francis A. Stewart, a Negro, under arrest on suspicion of being the Virginia murder suspect sought for the Covington girl killed on July 22, 1904. He admits moving from Covington north. arraigned today, denies knowledge, held to Saturday for further investigation. Other items note a Roanoke man shot by his fiancée in Fairmont, and multiple Virginia wedding announcements with local clergy, families, and venues.
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Covington
Philadelphia
Francis A. ‘Stewart
Virginia
Stewart
Fairmont
W. Va
J._ Lorton Rowan
Roanoke
Nellie ‘Howzee
A Good Hider
A light humorous exchange from the Chicago Journal shows Hicks noting his matronly penchant for order and his wife claiming equal tidiness. Wicks adds a witty quip about locating the exact place for every item, underscoring domestic humor.
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Hicks
Floating Loan Tales From New York Evening Post
A report on foreign bond issues details the complex tabulation and allotment process for oversubscribed loans. Bankers, insurers, and large bidders face row and delay as bids are scaled, with rare cases of full allocations or “all or none” demands.
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Ahd
Joan
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New York
Berlin
Senate of Finance: the world’s business rulers named
The article cites Pratt’s comparison naming John Jacob Astor George Baker A N Brady and many other tycoons as the “Senate of Business” ruling from behind proxies. It notes they hold about 1 630 director ships and control vast capital with more than one fifth of U S wealth in railroads banks and industry.
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Senate of the United States
Senate of Business
John Jacob Astor
George F. Baker
A. N. Brady
E. J. Berwind
W. A. Clark
W. M. Crane
John H. Converse
J. F. Dryden
Charles G. Dawes
James H. Eckels
Marshall Field
Henry C. Frick
James B. Forgan
George J. Gould
James J. Hill
BE. H. Harriman
Wd.oin Hawley
Adrian Iselin
James N. Jarvie
J. Q. Armour
Oliver Ames
August Belmont
Cornelius N. Buss
A. J. Cassatt
John Claffith
T. Jefferson
Coullage
Dumont
Lincoln's Private Car to Rest in Minneapolis Heritage
From the New York World. The Lincoln private car, used to transport the President and later his body to Springfield, rolls into Minneapolis for preservation by Thomas Lowry. It will be rebuilt with original light-weight trucks from St Louis, to be shown to veterans and railway enthusiasts. The relic, once neglected in Omaha, is a lone symbol of pioneer railroading.
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Washington
Springfield
Minneapolis
Thomas Lowry
Joliet
Union Pacific
Omaha
Pioneer Railroading
Wpen
Abraham Lincoln
Ambiguous Habeas Corpus Case Ties Island Jurisdiction
Washington Post report details Judge Hamond Waddill overseeing Nelson and La Fontaine's habeas corpus petition seeking release from Alexandria County sheriff. Virginia's jurisdiction over Alexander Island persists since 1844, with Phillips v Payne cited. DC authority contested as hopeless by local bar.
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King Street
Alexandria
Hamond Waddill
Irs
United States Circuit Court
John C. Nelson
James la Fontaine
Virginia
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Julian’ D. Knight
Brain blushing cures stage fright in music study
London report cites Dr. John Warriner at Trinity College of Music on brain center play, notes that public performance anxiety arises from emotion and motor control. Advice stresses mental concentration and avoiding automatism, plus circulation and attire factors. Dallas News quotes Boozer stopping drinking, asks about death.
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London
John Warriner
Trinity College of Music
Kaiser Wilhelm Visits Rominten Deer Forest for Rutting Stag Season
The Kaiser, Kaiserin, and Princess Victoria Luise travel to Rominten in Haut Prussia for a ten day deer stalking stay. He hunts rutting stags daily with a small suite, while Rominten Forest remains reserved for royal use and forest officials. The area spans about 72,000 acres of historic hunting grounds with noted trout streams and breeding ponds.
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Romlten
Haut Prussia
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Prince Zu Eulenburg
Dohna Schlobitten
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Prince Frederick Charles
Prince Wilhelm
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Germany
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New jeweled back combs dazzle with gold and stones
Jewelry writers describe elaborate back combs for hair ornaments using gold bands shells and stones. Designs feature lotus flowers dragonflies daisies and vines with cameo and miniature decorations. Text notes sizes up to four inches and backs carved or engraved for dramatic display.
Rockefeller Aid Story Sets Photogenic Scene
Leslie's Weekly recounts a Rockefeller charitable grant to a destitute family. The agent handed over several months pay, prompting a plan to spend the windfall on a family portrait. Rockefeller later helps an elderly ex-servant with damp quarters, elevating the cottage at Forest Hill.
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John D. Rockefeller
Exiough
Guidge
White House
Ockefeler
Kea
Mr. Rockefeller
Cleveland
William
Forest Hill
Novel Bank Opens in Chicago With Profit Sharing Plan
The Mutual Bank will open on the second floor of the Heyworth Building at Madigan Street and Wabash Avenue. After weeks of preparation Chicago businessmen served as officers and directors, creating a pioneering profit sharing banking model that invites both depositors and stockholders to share in the bank’s earnings.
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Mutual
Chicago Record-Herald
Mutual Bank
Madigan Street
Wabash Avenue
Heyworth Building
Chicago
New Publications In and Out of the Lines by Frances Thomas Howard
A war narrative recounts 1864 65 occupation of Georgia by Federal troops. It highlights privations and oppression endured by Georgia women during Sherman’s march, with praise from the Times Democrat and Cleveland Leader. The book features a time handsome letter press binding priced at 1 50 dollars.
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Frances Thomas Howard
Georgia
Sherman
Bank plans profit sharing with depositors and stockholders
The Neale Publishing Co and other firms announce a cooperative bank plan. Deposits will earn 3 percent interest while stockholders receive a similar rate, with profits divided equally between depositors and stockholders. Officers and directors cite public confidence and ties to major business houses.
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Chicago
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Cure All Over City
This ad claims Dean's Kidney Pills cure kidney and bladder troubles backache and related symptoms. It touts many local testimonies and urges immediate use for achy irregular urine, scanty or painful passages and general weakness, promising blood purification and permanent relief.
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