Rival Sultans Battle Legal Ruler Pawns Jewels
Desperate financial straits drive Moroccan sultan Abd el Aziz as Mulal Hand’s forces clash near Fettat. Reports say Abdel Aziz’s commander Cald Bushta Bagdank fell, eight modern artillery pieces with him, and 900000 cartridges captured. French action and Algeciras terms loom as funds are sought by cable to avert collapse.
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Vba al-Aziz
Mulal Head
Fettat
Shawta
Meguines
Muzagan
Mulal Husy
Mala Rachid
Kobwnax Ui Cirat
Abdel Aziz
Abd
Cald Bushta Bagdank
Abdel Artes
Fats
Maungan
Ryan
Raisulls
Jin
Tangier
Haisull
Sie
Henry Maclean
Alikean
Naere
Aely
Morocco
Rast
Abd el Aziz
Frances Hauda
Gatain
Washington woman alleges misrepresentations at Boston exhibition
Charlotte Smith, president of the Woman National Industrial League of Washington DC, supplied District Attorney Joan Moran with names of persons to summon and questioned methods used to secure exhibit spaces at Mechanic Hall. Committee members allegedly laid bare the practices and money involved, prompting calls for protective legislation for exhibitors.
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Washington
Boston
Specfa
The
Washington Post
Boston Mass
Charlotte Smith
Woman National Industrial League of
Washington, DC
Joan H Moran
Mechanicel Hall
Mra Smith Lo
Anadas
Exiled Dinner Leads to Exile Case in Berlin Incident
An American multi millionaire named Staltens was sentenced to five days in prison and fined for a bizarre act after forming his term from the Grand Duchy of Eales. He had acquired a residence in Heidelberg and drew town attention with eccentric acts. His final deed involved staging a mock dinner war of street sweepers and bribing two individuals to extort staff with payments of $1 and $12. He was arrested immediately.
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Buedal Canis
Winston
Berlin
Staltens
Grand Duchy of
Eales
Heidelberg
Vanderbilt Incompetent Father Edward Ward Vanderbilt
In New York on October 2 the sheriff jury found Miss Minerva Vanderbilt unable to manage the estate of her father Edward Ward Vanderbilt. Supreme Court Justice Abbott confirmed the incompetency and will appoint a committee to handle the person and estate of the alleged incompetent.
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New York
Sheriffs Jury
Minerva Vanderbilt
Edward Ward Vanderbilt
Mary Ann Seanmel Peppe Tha Suultvanate Reader
Archairs
Supreme Court
Abbott
Brook- In
Burglar Leaves Childs Bank Amid Strange Note
Police report a burglar entered the home of sea captain Gustus T Ruland and stole 800 dollars in cash and valuables but spared the savings of Ruland 5 Wile Grace jewelry. The thief left a note claiming to be a tradesman and taunting delays, signed as a sentiment from a displeased buyer.
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New York
Gustus T
Ruland
Grace
Union Officers Enjoined In Eight-Hour Day Strike
The International Frewsmen Union eight hour day strike actions were ruled a breach of contract as officers were enjoined. Judge Thompson permanent injunction held that officers would violate a valid contract by inciting the strike in Cincinnati Ohio. In Petersburg Virginia a shooting on a farm killed Aeron Graves, by Willam Green, who was arrested and jailed. Green said the killing was accidental.
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Cinemnati
Ohio
International Frewsmen
Thompson
Lhompson
Petersburg
Pinkey Rains
Sussex County
Willam Green
Aeron Graves
Reaching Philadelphia Issues Warning to Ship Masters
Captain Jensen of the steamer Admiral Schley reports for the Gulf Stream off Philadelphia that the water is unusually black and cooler than normal. He notes temperatures from 70 to 68 degrees and a greatly reduced current, urging ship masters to observe the condition though it may not last.
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Philadelphia
Phiadelphia
Jensen
Admhiral Schley
Port Antonio
Maine
Gulf Stream
Standard's Fight on Fine Against Landis Nears Appeal
Chicago Oct 21 Attorneys for the Standard Oil Co plan to press about 25 points to overturn the 29 840 000 fine imposed by Judge Landis. They argue mis informants about the Alton immunity pact improper use of evidence and incorrect counting of violations. The filing targets the Elkins Hepburn and related statutes with December 1 anticipated for the action in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Chicago
Standard OW
Landis
United States Circuit Court of Appeal
Standard C
Tnited
Sims
Attornney
Wilkins
Parkin
Court of Appeals
Fudge Landis
Surrogate Court Sits At Bedside Of Will Witness
In Brooklyn, John H Young, a subscribing witness to the will of Joseph Applegate, testified from his bed about May 6 death at his home. Applegate, a coffin maker, left $750,000 with $320,000 to each grandchild and most to his adopted daughter Ida Applegate Drake. Frank Applegate, a grandnephew, contests undue influence by Drake and her husband John Drake. the hearing continues tomorrow in Surrogate Court.
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Srudial
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
John H Young
Joseph Applegate
Frank Applegate
Young
Keep Street
Josiah Applegate
Ida Applegate Drake
Death in Double Wreck at Erie Bridge Collapse
A horrific Erie Railroad crash on the bridge over the Cuyahoga River near Broadway killed at least one person. The ore train derailed and struck a yard engine as the bridge collapsed, tossing bodies into the river and drawing rescuers by boat. Conductor Daniel O Murphy died, others were rescued or missing, and numerous survivors searched the waters after the disaster.
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Cleveland
Erie Railroad
Cuyatoga River
Broadway
Tragic self harm near Marion as man killed by train
Benjamin Bickle, twenty‑ave years old, spoke to undertaker John Markwith and wished to be elsewhere as a casket was loaded for Laure. Two hours later Bickle walked onto the tracks and threw himself under an approaching train, resulting in instant death. Engineer Lynch saw the man beside the line before the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byedla
Wasas Paves
Marion
Benjamin Bickle
John Markwith
Laure
Gosta
Bickle
Lynch
Oman
State and Road Reach Agreement on Passenger and Freight Rates
Montgomery Oct under an accord between Gov Comer and Southern Railway officials, the company will drop its federal suit against state and federal rate laws. Alabama will allow a passenger rate of 234 cents per mile and Georgia freight rates 25 percent above the standard. The railroad gains immunity from certain legislative actions by the governors and railroad committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ale
Gov Comer
Southern Railway
Southern
Alabrrga
Georgia
Not Owned by Standard in Corn Products Suit
New York October 2 report says Bedford, head of Corn Products Company, states a Chicago suit by George F. Herding against Corn Products and Standard Oil mirrors a May suit by Chicago Real Estate and Investment Company. Bedford notes Standard Oil never owned stock in Corn Products or affiliates, and less than six percent of stock is held by parties linked to Standard Oil.
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New York
Bedford
Corn Products Company
Chicago
George F. Herding
Standard Oil Company
Chicago Real Estate and Investment Company
Harding
United States
Standard
Tercors
Buried at Arlington After Naval Academy Shooting
Lieut Sut ton, killed by self inflicted shooting near the School of Application at the Naval Academy Annapolis, was buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Military honors consisted only of taps. no salute or service. Body arrived in Washington, escorted by artillerymen from Fort Myer. a sister from San Francisco was the sole relative present. Board of inquiry found death due to self inflicted act while demented. Sut ton's home listed as Portland.
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Spcgr
TL & MC
School of Application
Naval Academy, Annapolis
Arlington National Cemetery
Sam Nolan
Washington
Wort Myer Va
San Francisco
Cal
Charles Stodger
United States ‘Naval Academy
Lieut Sutton
Ba Wes
Thar Sutter
Portland
Ores
Washingtonians to Attend National Trust Conference in Chicago
Delegation from George Washington University will represent Washington at the national trust conference opening in Chicago today and running to Friday. Dr Charles W Needham and Prof James H Gore head the party with TW Noyes and others. Gore will present on industrial relations to export trade. separate note: Prof Henry Parker Willis will speak on taxation in Columbus November 12 to 15. Dr H McBain to address Virginia teachers on civics education in Richmond next month.
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Chicago
Washington
National Trust
Charles W Needham
George Washington University
James H Gore
TW Noyes
Toon J’ Edgan
Hennen Jennings
Samuel W Woodward
University
Sumluy
Wad
Henry Parker Willis
College of Political Sciences
Columbus
Ono
H. McBain
Teachers’ Convention of
Virginia
Richmond
Attorney General and Whisky Interests Fail to Agree on Test Case
The Department of Justice announced that talks between Attorney General and Warwick M Hough representing whisky interests have largely failed. A test case under the Pure Food Law is likely, with possible federal proceedings against parties violating labeling provisions on blended whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atorney Generaly
Warwick M Hough
Department of Justice
Hough
Speed Law Floods Polo Court with Auto Offenders
Six automobilists and a motorman faced fines and collateral forfeitures in Polo Court yesterday for violations of speed and related motor laws. Names include Dr HO Woods and Sir Forrest Stewart. arrests by Policeman Lake on Connecticut Avenue and others on Fourteenth Street.
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Polo Court
Pollen Court
HO Woods
Stonelaigh Court
Lake
Connecticut Avenue
Forrest Stewart
Potomac Electric Light Company
Nike
Brown
Horace Stanford
Ralph Burgess
Leonard Cornett
Wi ‘Am Venrang
Fourteenth Street
Honey Tiemann
Foley
Tenth Precinct
Go- Jumbla Road
Young Man Leaps from Long Bridge Trestle
Frank Robertson nineteen from Manchester Virginia jumped from the Long Bridge trestle to escape a moving train yesterday. He landed on ground spraining his ankle and was taken to the Emergency Hospital with injuries described as serious but not life threatening.
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Tran
Frank Robertson
Long Bridge
Robertson
Manchester
Thieves Target City as Pickpockets Persist
Pickpockets operate in the city with reported cases at the central detective office including a pocketbook containing 5 in cash and a check for 9 from James L. Pickens of Mobile Alabama at the Pennsylvania depot. Intruders rifled the Pine Ridge club house at Twiningity on the night of October 18 and several furniture items were stolen. Michael Doyle, a plasterer of 227 First street northwest, plunged from the fourth story of 1829 TL street north west but survived with a scalp wound and was taken to Emergency Hospital. The case involving alleged unreasonable railroad rates between National Petroleum Association and the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway and the Ann Arbor Railroad was set for hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Detective Office
James L. Pickens
Mobile
Als
Pennsylvania Depot
Twiningity
TL Street
Michael Doyle
First Street
National Petroleum Association
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
Ann Arbor
Thin City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Physician Flees Home After Arrest in Graniteville
Dr Frederick Barker, Staten Island physician, was arraigned on charges of attempted felonious assault and carrying concealed weapons after entering Mrs. Henry W Pelcher’s Graniteville residence and fleeing. He escaped through a back door, fled to Hillside Cemetery, and hid behind a tombstone before being surrounded and arrested without firing a shot.
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Japan
York
Frederick
Barker
Staten Island
Henry W Pelcher
Graniteville
Crook
New Brighton Court
Palmar
Tyas
New York
Pefcher
Pelcher
Carl Denounces Bishop Potter at Culpeper Speech
Special to The Washington Park Culpeger Va Oct 11 Democratic nominee C C Carl spoke to an enthusiastic audience denouncing Bishop Potter of New York for dining with an African bishop and stirring race prejudice at the Richmond Episcopal convention He cited biblical verse and questioned how Potter could better unite Episcopal brethren than breaking bread with an African person His remarks drew an approving reception from listeners amid concerns over race relations in the South
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Washington Park
Culpeger
C. C
Carl
United States Hours of Representatives
Eighth
Virginia
Bishop Potter
New York
Mra Fotter
Palmas
Richmond
Cariln
Potter
Virginian
Carlin
Uarlin
Bailey to Fight Sleep in Ninth Virginia District Race
David F. Oatley of Bristol announces as Republican candidate for Congress in the Ninth Virginia District. Bailey accuses a Slemp Summers pact, vows to oppose the Slemp Summers machine, asks supporters to stand firm. Rose Postmaster in Bla Stone Gap notes Slemp has not announced. death of Summers’s father delays Summers’s own bid.
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Paotal Ts ‘Ao
Bristol
David F. Oatley
Congress
Virginia
Bascom Slemp
Belley
L F Summers Cays
Slemps
Ang Summerses
Apray Mnind
WS Rose
Bla Stone Gap
Bastamb Gletup
Gov Swanson
T Am Nuile
Imathhy
Cangrensman
Bila
Bin
Freight rate discrimination report targets railroads in North Carolina
The North Carolina Corporation Commission reports Norfolk and Western and other lines charged excessive freight rates to North Carolina points. It calls the N and W and sister lines discriminatory, treating Roanoke and other Virginia points as separate from North Carolina routes. Governor Glenn appears engaged as the issue expands.
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Washington
Raleigh
The
Corporation Commission Today
Norfolk and Western
North Carolina
Norfolk and Weston
Big Four
Louisville
Chicago
Roanoke
Norfolk and ‘Western
North Carolian
Commission
Virginia
Glenn Ia
Andrews May Be Defused in University Controversy
A local report speculates that Chancellor Benjamin Andrews could retire amid intensified opposition from two university factions and allied editors. The State Journal notes criticism of his Washington speech and health concerns, suggesting potential steps by regents and wider discontent as speculation grows.
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Pera
State University
Benjamin Andrews
Andrews
Washington
State Journal
Hie Marning
University Chiclentt
Murber Charge Dropped in Alexandria County Court
Alexandria County Grand Jury finds indictments for housebreaking, larceny, and assault. Thomas to be sent to Richmond Penitentiary. Other indictments include Jackson and Robinson for housebreaking and larceny, Terry for assault with intent to kill, Holman for obstruction on railway track. Wreck damages case against Arlington Falls Church Electric Railway postponed. Maccabee ruler to speak at First Baptist Church. Immigration drive discussed by Alexandria Chamber of Commerce. Detectives continue search for bronzes stolen from Mrs Qualtrough in Washington.
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Nsington Post Bureau
Kinge
Guy Swandon
Thames
Mabel Pisley
James & Clementa
Thomang
Thomas
Alexandria County
Richmond
William Backus
Elia Jackson
Bessie Robinson
Harry Terry
Iill
Robert Holman
William Weshington
Weshington
Arlington and Falls Church Electric Hallway Company
Clarendon
C Micol
Lewis' Stock Attached in 100 dollar suit
A circuit court action in Caro Upe County names A B Lewis of New York as defendant. The case centers on a levy against his property including 180 cattle, 22 horses, farming implements, wagons, harnesses, and steam engines. Lewis arrived from New York claiming rights to his assets and promising to settle claims within days.
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Freyerickebure
Indiama
Circuit Court
Caro- Upe County
B Lewis
New York
Lewisanna
Rappanannock River
Lewis
Jersey
Tarsey
Lewia Fins
Lewin
Crosses Country for Wife in Wedding Across Continent
Herbert A Seller intercepted his bride Cassie Brill of Seattle as she prepared to sail for Europe. They wed today at the Majestic New York in the presence of a few friends, Rabbi Stephen Wise officiating. The couple then dined at the Waldorf Astoria before plans to travel on together begin.
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New York
San Francisco
Herbert
Cassie Brill
Sesttie
Europe
Seattle
Stephen Wise
Seller
Waldorf-Astoria
the Waldorf
Mail Carrier Attacked Near Cumberland Md
Special to The Washington Cumberland Md Oct 2 Two colored men held Salkeld at an isolated spot near Sideling Him above Buck Valley ten miles NW of Hancock demanded money but took only 62 cents and two cigars. They fired two shots. one through the wagon top and another through Salkelds hat. both fled into the forest as officers search for them.
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Waanington
Cam Cumberland Md
Salkeld
Buck Valley
Hancock
Alan
Saikelds
Ore
Lusitania Returns to New York Speedily
New York October 71 The Lusitania is returning swiftly from Sandy Hook to New York Harbor. By noon on Sunday she had covered 068 miles since departure, with an actual steaming time of 6 hours. Her average speed reached 469 knots, and after 40 hours 15 minutes at sea her trip average stood at 210. Captain Watt left the run to the Cunard line, noting a southwest wind.
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New York
Lusitanta
Boon
Sandy Hook
Noom
Watt
Indictments Returned in Richmond Wood Contract Probe
A Richmond grand jury charged with investigating the City Home wood contract and councilmen connections returned true bills against Feydor Lowenstein former assistant superintendent and Charles Gunst. They face counts of conspiracy to defraud the city and bidders and unlawfully obtaining the wood contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Wood
Social
Washington Post
Richmond Va
Grand Jury
Hnstage Court
City Home
Feydore Lowenstein
Charles Gunst
Elopers Forgiven In Baltimore Parade Date Mixup
Kathleen Crawley of 28 South Fact Avenue and Thomas Adkins, a Washington fireman, wed secretly after pretending to owe the parade in Baltimore on a Thursday afternoon. The news prompts a tearful telegram to the bride’s mother Mrs William H. Crawley stating forgiveness is unlikely and the couple plans to return to Baltimore soon. The bride’s mother denounces the marriage and bans visits by the son-in-law, while Adkins resides at 416 Barton Place Northeast, Washington.
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Baltimore
Kathleen Crawley
South Fact Avenue
Thomas Adilas
Washington
William H. Crawley
Philadelphia
Kerthtess
TC Adeiis
Maroma
Papa
Crawley
Nouse Adkins
Barton Place
Copper Mines Closed After Market Drop in Salisbury
The Union Copper Mines at Gold Hill operated by H Ju Griswold and associates shut down indefinitely after copper prices fell in New York. About 100 workers were discharged as pumps were withdrawn, with belief the pause will last only a few weeks and the mines may reopen soon. The Union Copper is among the South’s richest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
New York City
Union Copper Mines
H Ju Griswold
Union Copper
South
Tar Heel to Suspend Publication in Greensboro
Special to The Washington in Greensboro North Carolina October 21 Republican Tar Heel announces suspension of publication and wind up of business lamenting losses and planning to close with a clean balance sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greensboro
N. C
Cata
Phelps Dodge Indicted Over Coal Lands Scheme
Federal grand jury indicts the New York firm Phelps, Dodge & Co owner of the B I Paco and Southwestern Railway and Arizona smelters on charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States in coal lands entries in San Tas County New Mexico. Indictments also name attorney Charles Deplete former territorial engineer Prof Douglass David M White and sixteen others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sante Fe
N Mex
Federal
Phelps, Dodge & Co
New York
B! Paco and Southwestern Railway
Arizona
New Mexico
Charles 3Eplete
Prof Douglass
Territorial
David M White
United States
San Tas County
Death of Confederate Veteran Morgen at Gold Hill
Morgen, a 65 year old Confederate veteran and local businessman, died at his home in Gold Hill Rowan County today after a severe illness. He leaves a wife two children and a surviving father and mother.
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Wiesner
Salisbury
R. Morgan
Gold Hill
Rowan County
Middlesex Hunt Rider Thrown At Jump Near Clark's Gap
Leesburg reporting detail from Boston shows Sollan J Chamberlain of the Middlesex Hunt Club injured when thrown from his horse while attempting a jump at a post and rail fence near Clark's Gap during a hunt. The horse was killed and Chamberlain sustained painful injuries with chest and neck trauma.
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Boece
Leesburg
Sollan J. Chamberlamin
Boston
Midl
Esex Hunt Club
South Karotn
Mass
Clark's Gap
Middlesex Hunt Club
Lees
Wife Declared Insane In Divorce Case Trial Awaits
Baltimore October 2. Mrs Fila E Webster of Huntingdon Avenue and Twenty ninth Street is declared insane after her husband James R Webster petitioned. A jury will determine insanity at a later date following her flight from the District of Columbia amid divorce proceedings on grounds of cruelty. Her physicians certified insanity and she was confined to Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospitals. habeas corpus actions followed by Webster’s attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Tadie Gorter
Mrn Fila
Richmond Court Tries Patterson Family in Disordery Conduct Case
William and Mary Patterson and their son Charles were arraigned in Police Court on a disorderly conduct charge for giving a twelve year old girl wine. Both parents were fined and jailed. The girl was released to her father. Charles Patterson faced a graver accusation but the case was opposed by witnesses. Dr Gaines intervened when the suspect tried to abduct the girl. The girl testified she was mistreated while intoxicated.
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Washington
Richmond
William
Mary Patterson
Charles
Olio May Roberts
Patterson
Charles Patterson
Charles Patterey
Dr. Gaines
Seaboard
Gaines
Young Patterson
Girls Escape from County Reformatory in Asheville
Fourteen to seventeen year old girls fled a county reform school in Asheville by tearing blankets into strips and using a rope to drop to ground. Suspects included Mary Lee Rogers sixteen, Vance Moody sixteen, John Birdie Triplet, Alice Margaret Lewin fifteen, and Margaret Lewis who plotted the break and was sought for a Caldwell County murder case. Officers arrived with a warrant ten minutes after the escape began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
County Reformatory
Mary Lee Rogers
Vance Moody
John “Birdie
Aliss Margaret Lewin
Margaret Lewis
Ssikpe
Reformatory
Rise and Fall of Frank Adams Ends in Suicide at Elks Club
Frank Adams once telegraph operator turned secretary of the Wheeling Brewing Co and later assistant secretary of the Wheeling Board of Trade died by his own hand in the Elks Club bathroom. Reports indicate business troubles and a rapid climb followed by a tragic end as Adams shot himself. He had recently arrived from New York City and was a prominent member of the Union Club Carrol Club and the Elks.
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Specter
Washington
Wheeling
Frank Adams
West Virginia
Adams
Elks’ Club Bishteen
New York City
Wheeling Board of Trade
Brewing Company
Biks Club
Carrol Club
Body of Roanoke man found in river near Herdys Ford
Roanoke Va Oct 21 The body of J T Burnett who vanished Sept 25 was recovered in Roanoke River near Herdys Ford twelve miles from Roanoke. He was last seen Sept 3 heading toward the ford. Burnett, 48, came to Roanoke with his wife from Mobile Ala Sept 2, mentally and physically weak. He likely drowned while attempting to ford the high river. He is survived by his wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
J T Burnett
Herdys Ford
Burnett
Mobile
Ale
Engineer charged with interfering with navigation
Specie to ine memningun Om Norton Vas Oct Thomas Mte Grath former chief engineer of the Luckenbach line was arraigned before local steamboat inspectors on charges of hindering navigation by refusing to sail when ordered. Tow boat owners say engineers are bound to take orders under a United States license. Inspectors' decision will be sent to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memningun
Norton
Vas
Thomas Mte-Grath
Luckenbach
Basta
United States
Hconse
McGrath
Waanington
Deserted husband jailed in Virginia on escape tale
Mrs Davis Aldridge, mother of John Daniel, jailed in Hot Batings Virginia, implicated in a case involving a Brummel who deserted his wife to accompany her. She reportedly stripped her home of valuables and either sold or hid them before arrest. Police seek other fugitives. Mrs Aldridge had testified for her husband in prison.
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Peel
Hot Batings
Davia Aldeidge
John Dannele
Aldridgy
Hanelopen
West Virginia
Brummel
Aldridge
Magazine sales strain dealer as issues sell out fast
The note describes strong demand for Every Bopy's magazines, with high turnover in September and October. Increased October and November editions aim to satisfy readers craving Booth Tarkington, O Henry and William Hard pieces, while publishers worry about magazine shortages and market viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Tarkington
O. Henry
Phoebe
Wm. Hard
Plays Near Slain Mother as Boarder Seen
New York police report a boarder at a Wellington Place boarding house near Union Hill attacked and killed a 24 year old mother, allegedly striking from behind with a knife. A baby remained present amid the scene as neighbors found the body, with investigators unsure of motive and the suspect at large as officers search for the resident who had a quarrel with the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welington
New York
Philowine
Trinazone
Central Axenu
Union
Ilstora
Ced
Tals
Wagey
Acquittal for Eaton in Eight-Day Murder Trial
Jake Eaton was discharged today after an eight day trial. Prosecutors alleged he killed Marvin Shiflett and wounded Ashley Lawson. Eyewitnesses testified Eaton acted in cold blood, but the defense claimed he was waylaid with intent to murder.
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Spéetut
Werkladon Post
Harriganburg
Jake Eaton
Nila Snifflett
Marvin Shiflett
Ashley Lawson
Mel Eaton
Eston
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Ellas Lew
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Marine Corps
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Speed Law
Bailey
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Corporation Communion
Nebraska University
Murber
Alexandris County
Preston
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
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Jnst
Southern Immigration Association
Sanwa Che Port
Hortays
Sun Ae Ponescouuuments
Ly Alexandia
Mra Qualtrough
Edward F Qualtrough
Virgamia Property Ata de
Girt
Lusitania
Elopers Unforgiven
Rusa
Baltimore Gitt
Avwart
Phelps, Dodge, & Co
Cowen
Morgen
Hunter
J. 1. Chamberlain
Londoun
Balti
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Gal Brenk
Beng
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Kal
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