Alleged Ballot Publicity Flap Rocks Montgomery County
In a developing political dispute, officials face charges and possible criminal action over failed ballot publication rules. The article notes that nominations may be invalidated and the People’s Party could be kept off the official ballot, with Attorney General Bijun ruling on ballot eligibility and primary conventions. Local officials are accused of misranking candidates, with references to Congressmen Mudd and county election supervisors.
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Charles County
Wat Acton
Montgomery
Attorney General
People’s Party
Washington Post
Baltimore
Mudd
Clures County
Gore
Crescent
Independent
Mstvers
Guy Warfield
Bijun
Somerset County
James Alfred Peirce
Edwin H
Borba County
Linslese
Baltimore County
Js Coed
Frinchise Repub
Dryden
Ford
Hull
Asrvnst
George Carson
Rome
Timber Deed Case Involving Camp Company Valued Over Million
Special to the times reports a court fight in Brunswick County where Camp Manufacturing Company faces a suit over timber deeds believed to risk over one million dollars in standing timber. The dispute centers on deed provisions granting fee simple with timber removal rights and a ten year window, with the plaintiff challenging enforceability of a Festenalen clause and payment terms. The outcome will affect title to substantial timber holdings across several counties.
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Brusseid
TF West
Cave of Wright
Brunswick
Amp Company
Une
Iam Court of
Ne le
Plans for Baltimore Cathedral Progress Slow Says Bishop
Bishop Paret of Baltimore says the Protestant Episcopal cathedral plan for the city will take about a century to complete. He notes the movement is advancing, with conviction that construction may span 10 to 70 years and asks supporters to keep faith while the city awaits the vast project.
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Baltimore
Piltisore
Witliam Paret
Murland
Ab Litel
Mary
Punt
Judge to Learn Poker to Aid Gambling Case Rulings
Judge Byrne announces plan to learn poker from Pylkesen so he can decide gambling cases more readily. The move follows several recent police court decisions involving allegations of cheating and the need for clearer rulings.
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Pylkesen
Washington
Hartington
Bryne
TY Hs
Hiv Mile
Lave Sntertaker
Tragic Train Accident Claims Brakeman Albert T Wrem
Albert T Wrem aged 23 and a brakeman was killed last night at Cons nelistila when knocked from a bridge as four cars passed over him. His home was Bebney, a suburb at Norfolk, Virginia, and he feared worrying his mother with the outcome.
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Cumberland
Albert T Wrem
Cons Nelistila
Bebney
Norfolk Vo
Chaplain Jones Acquitted In Norfolk Case
Former Navy Chaplain Harry W Jones cleared of criminal intent in passing a worthless check in Norfolk Virginia while facing grand larceny charges. Jury deliberated over an hour, Jones denied intent and planned to return to New York. Separate notes mention a Cape Fear Memory Company receiver status and unrelated medical advertisements.
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Norfolk
Od. S
Navy
Harry W Jones
Grand Laccony
Mechanics’ Bank of
Brooklyn
Jones
New York
Judge Dayton Attacked in Critique by Henry Clay Getzendanner
Charleston newspaper column reports Henry Clay Getzendanner owner of the Charlestown Advocate writes President Roosevelt criticizing U.S. Judge A G Dayton of the Northern District West Virginia. He questions Dayton's judicial fitness citing a Wheeling court remark and urges removal or indictment on alleged prejudice and unfit temper.
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Washington
Charleston
W. Va
Henry Clay Getzendanner
Charlestown
Amar
Dayton
Field Trials for Beagles at Hunter's Hall
Special to The Waslagton con Charlottesville Va Oct 2 The eighteenth annual field trials of the National Beagle Club of America began today at Hunters Hall home of H A S Hamilton near Shadwell There are about eighty dogs in fine condition The day’s event tested large beagles in packs of four with flour as scent The winners were not announced Will tomorrow’s running be for small beagles in four dog packs Rockefeller vice president detained in New York by unsettled narcotic conditions Also vice presidents Riggs Appleton were away with the group Beagle show will take place Sunday
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Charlottesville
National Eagle Club of America
Hunter's Hall
H A S Hamilton
Shadwell
Willim G Rockefeller
New York
Bjrsi
I Dudley Riggs
Baltimore
James W Appleton
Barton
Norfolk Jamestown Exposition Honors Grant and Roosevelt
The Confederate Veterans of Virginia celebrated Confederate Veterans Day and Greater Norfolk Day at Jamestown Exposition with roaring cheers for Gen Ulysses S. Grant and Theodore Roosevelt. Col Williams Stewart urged values of the past as Admiral Harrington and President Tucker praised the event, while discussions began on reopening the exposition next spring.
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Norfolk
Ulysses 5S
Grant
Confederate Veterans of Virginia
Neva
Geant
Theodora Roosevelt
Hess
Jamestown Exposition
Col Williams Stewart
Portsmouth
Col Stewart
Appamattos
Virginia
Lee
Roosevelt
PF Harrington
U 3N
Tucker
George F Adams Barton Myers
BT Lamb
Eleven Prisoners Escape From Tazewell Jail
Eleven white prisoners escaped from the Tazewell jail by cutting a cell bar and window bars in a quietly ingenious jailbreak. Among the fugitives are Adaison Beavers, charged with murdering his father last spring, and Trokett and Jeff Hymulton, accused of murder in Buchanan County. Other escapees were serving minor terms as authorities rush to recapture them.
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Tazewell
Specia
Washington
Adaison Beavers
Last Opring
Trokett
Jeff Hymulton
Bus Uianan County
Beegeame
Adhette Sonestons
Girl Missing From Home Near Annapolis
Special to Thawaamington reports a 15 year old girl, Rena Garrison, daughter of Andrew Garrison, vanished from her St Margarets area home near Annapolis. She was last seen yesterday afternoon and spent the night away. two suitors are named and elopement is considered possible.
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Thawaamington
Annapolis
St Margarets
Rena
Andrew Garrison
Temperance Rally by Washington Rechabites Held at Church
A temperance rally at the First Baptist Church drew a large Washington Rechabites delegation with drum corps. High Tent Chief Edwyn Vowles delivered the main address, with remarks from Rev Dr W F Fisher and Rev Mr Clark, plus Wayne Cordell of Washington. The speaker praised rally attendance and urged continued temperance effort.
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Ywashington
King Sires
Aterandri
First Baptist Church
Washington
Order of Rechabltes
Mue
Edwyn Vowles Adérerses
Alea Wade
W F Fisher
Charles Semmes Buried at Christ Church in Alexandria
Charles Semmes veteran railroad man died Thursday at Alexandria Hospital. Funeral held at 4 PM yesterday at Christ Episcopal Church with Reverend William Jackson Morton officiating. Burial in Christ Church Cemetery with Masonic honors. pallbearers from his affiliated organizations. Also notes local political push urging Democratic turnout and reports of wandering tramps near the city. Matthew McKeown, 84, Tyroe Ireland native, died Thursday night at his home on Willie Street after a brief illness. A warrant issued for Charles McCoy, charged with shooting at Walter Bryant on Orousea Street, three shots fired but none hit.
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Wnonta
Semmes
Alexandria Hospital
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Bev
Albert Atcheson
T H Tshery
MF Kerrick
G M Myers
Matthew McKeown
The
Bounty Tyrore Ireland
Wilies Streat
Mr. McKeown
Companion
Charles McCoy
Walter Bryant
Orousea Street
Washington
St Asaph
Strosta Itta
McCoy
Bryatt
Man Saved From Shark Attack by Ship Officer
Barry Renkell, chief officer aboard the Hamburg-Amerikan Lines steamer Alleghany, saved longshoreman William Them from a school of man-eating sharks off Aux Cayes Haiti. As sharks swarmed the bow, Renkell hurled a salt block into the water to distract the predators while Them was hauled back aboard. the man was exhausted and shaken but unharmed.
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Regelal
Wasninaton
New York
Barry Renkell
Alleghany
Hamburg-Amergan Lines
Attag Servicg
Wittam ‘Themis
Aux Cayes
Halti
Abibe
Allegimny
Hoalton
School of
Gharka
Renkell
Thomas
Allegham
Renkeli
Right Tor Tt
Strugs
Thames
Regan
Auto hits $6000 horse at Pittsburg show
A horse ridden for a $2000 note show by H Vervack of Bartelo NY was fatally injured when struck by a car driven by George Schuman in Pittsburg. The car damaged the animal’s hind legs and the horse had to be shot. The vehicle owner is Attorney George C Wilson. bystander Charles Dolman was riding the horse when the collision occurred.
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Pittsburg
H Vervack
Bartelo NY
George Schuman
George C Wilson
Charles Dolman
Democrats Feast At Rally In William Holmead Era
William Holmead, Democratic county commissioner candidate, hosted a large rally at his Brightwear home in Byattaville on October 2, entertaining between 800 and 1,000 Democrats. The event highlighted local political support, as attendees networked amid a festive, campaign atmosphere.
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William F. Holmead
Byattaville
William
Holmead
Brightwear
Kentletcht
George County
Alleged murder trial fuels Pike County case drift
Brg. Mary Comrtment, age seventy, stands trial for the murder of her neighbor Hi Cron in Pike County. The defense recounts a farm dispute ending with Cron fatally wounded by a fork prong after an argument over labor on Bloomitt Road Farm. The jury is to hear closing arguments and render a verdict.
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Brg
Mary
Hi Cron
Pike County
Eh An
Wien
Pitehtork
Mien
Selivtutesse
Hig Farm
Bloomitt
Rogers Insane Defense Halts Murder Trial Progress
Special to The Washington Post from Middletown New York reports the Rogers murder trial closed abruptly after the seventh witness as physicians testified he was not mentally responsible for the killings and the defendant’s mother and wife described long mental instability and fear during the eight year marriage.
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Washington Post
Middletown
Taylor
Rogers
Olney Brothers
Acquittal for Lipscomb Prominent Officials Testify
John B Lipscomb, ex mounted policeman, acquitted on assault with a dangerous weapon charge related to Daniel Boyle shooting on Conduit Street. Jury deliberated forty five minutes in Criminal Court No 1 amid testimony praising Lipscomb’s fifteen year public record in police and fire services.
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Daniel Bayle
Sundea Stafford
Criminal Court
Lipscomb
Afteen
Vievent
Daniel Boyle
Boyle
Maj Fchard
Sylvester
WT Bolt
Sidney Blower
Schreider
Pwllaidn
Miss Gasley to Wed Count Giulo Sanat in New York
The wedding of Miss Mary Gasley daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gasley of New York and Count Giulo Sanat of Rome is set for Saturday November 16 at noon. The ceremony will be at the Gayley townhouse East Sixty ninth Street and performed by Mgr J J O’Cannell. A wedding breakfast will follow. The engagement was announced last summer.
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Washington
New York
Mary Gasley
Mita
James Gayley
New ‘York
Southampton
Giulo
Vincenzo Semal
Rome
Gayley Town House
East Sixtyninth Street
Mgr J J O'Cannell
Catholic University of
Steel Rails for Japan Contract Reported
Pittsburgh Oct 2 A contract for 1500 tons of steel rails was closed between United States Steel and the Imperial Railway of Japan. Rails will be standard section 72 to 90 pounds delivered at Tokyo Har a. The deal is reported at about 100 dollars per ton and within the next few weeks additional orders of 20000 to 20000 tons are expected.
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Pittsburgha
United States Steel Corporation
Imperial Ailway
Japan
Toko- Hara
Postum Faith Heals Woman Against Coffee Ailments
A 45 year old woman describes severe chest pain head heaviness and swelling but after switching from coffee to Postum she improves completely. She credits Postum for relief from heart trouble drops and general illness and notes many others were helped by quitting coffee. She endorses reading The Road to Wellness.
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Postum
Wellessle
Affinity Saga Ends in Newburg Departure
In Newburg on October 3 a dramatic family split centers on Mra Earle who leaves with a lover to join him in Salt Lake City after years of conflict. Her husband Wallace Miller, a carpenter, supported her trip with household funds as they vow to start anew elsewhere for their children amid a tale of childhood playmates and a past romance dating to Pine Bush New York.
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Gutdone
Newburg
Mian
Bredenck Esrle
Wallace Milles
Henkard Avenas
Sis ‘Suade
Jan Affinity
Alt Lake City
Gold
X Gon
Pine Bush
Charles Smith
Carre Wells
Miller
Elfe
Salt Lake City
Smith
Jon
Garrie Wells
Gle
Grrl
Pilex
Sud
Miler Tod
Syarth
Waste in Lumber Forests Spurs Turpentine Research
Government experts warn that less than 80 percent of a tree yields marketable products with much wasted in forests. The Forest Service funded and conducted labs in New Haven and Boston to study pulp value and turpentine from abundant woods, finding pine turpentine can be produced by cleaning distillation from Southern pine trunks. Circulars detailing results are being prepared.
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Forest Service Sarly
Washington
New Haven
Conn Jm
Sheffield Scientifc School
Fale University
Boston
Forest Service
Gould Case I8 Continued In Ohio Coal Land Suit
Judge Goff in the Supreme Court allowed John Jones to amend his complaint over the alleged agreement date with defendants George J Gould Joseph Remary and William E Guy. The suit seeks about 460 000 for services in a coal land purchase of some 60002 acres in Southern Ohio. The matter was postponed until Monday.
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New Yeas
Gult
John Jones
Coa
George J Gould Joseph Remary
William E Guy
Ohio
Goff
Supreme Court
Premonition Saved Him in Langville Train Disaster
Edward Porter the engineer and John Edmons the fireman were killed when a freight train on the Kanawha and Michigan road derailed and cut cars on a siding at Langville Corning Ohio. Engineer Wallace Stanley, slated to pilot Kla xan, credits a premonition with undoubtedly saving his life.
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Corning
Ohio
Kanawha and
Michigan Road
Langville
Edward Porter
John Edmons
Enginger Wallace Stanley
Klaxan
Fett
Sanger
Two Deer Hunters Killed in Mistaken Identity Incident
Omensture Nox reports that Willam Durgan, 28, of Lake Placid was shot and killed by George Martin of Averyville who misidentified him as a deer. Another hunter, Otin Porter, 17 others present, was wounded when a companion, Supper Tupper, accidentally discharged a gun, striking Porter in the head.
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Willam Durgan
Lake Placid
George Martin
Averyville
Ends Life for Toothache in Philadelphia
A 16 year old boy Wililate H Kura of Philadelphia is believed to have hanged himself in his room last night over a toothache. His sister found him hanging, a cord cut from a window shade around his neck. his feet dangled inches from the floor.
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Philadelphia
Wililate
Gorset Steel Saved Wife in Luray Razor Assault
In Page County a Stanley man, James Burrus, is charged with deadly assault after a circus incident in Luray. He reportedly attacked his wife with a razor when he found her with another man. a corset steel deflected the blade, saving her life. Burrus fled by train but was later captured.
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Page County
Streult
St James Burrus
Stanley
Burrus
Lurey
Luray Son
Carnegie and Avebury Named for St Andrews Rector Post
Two candidates, Carnegie and Avebury, were nominated to be Lord Rector of St Andrews University Scotland. An election will be held in November if neither candidate withdraws. Both names appear in the London based report noting the contest between a Carnegie associate and Sir John Avebury for the historic position.
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Lord Avebury
St Andrew's
Devcrary
London
Andrew Carnegie
Avebury
Sir John Tut Dock
St Andrews University
Scotland
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