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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1907
Page
37
Governor warns of state future as Maryland Day orator critiques outside capital meddling and corporate attitudes. Debate centers on per capita tax rise to 15 cents and its impact on resources, with questions headering the next convention and policy direction.
Norfolk Va September wrest council defers next session at Bridgeport to vote on reducing appropriations and representation within the Improved Order of Red Men. The plan includes lowering per capita costs, abolishing standing committees, and trimming travel and lodging expenses to fund essential activities and veteran needs.
Virginias highest court handed down opinions on multiple appeals from the Virgin ia Court of Appeals and circuit courts. The renditions discuss issues involving the Blue Ridge Water Supply Co and other corporations, noting reversals and affirmations on certiorari and rulings, with various judges and justices referenced.
Investigators conclude watchman Leroy Chitty likely died after being assaulted by a seaman aboard the steamship Jupiter. Coroner's jury proceeding on September 1 at Norfolk aims to confirm the cause as inquest testimony continues with police and crew to testify.
The Washington Post reports that Mormons in West Virginia were refused use of all halls and sanctuaries in Central City for their annual meeting. Ministers reported the denial exhausted venues in the city. Readquarters had been located there for two years with more than twenty members involved.
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear names and events. The readable parts mention voting and individuals but lack coherent details, places, dates, or outcomes to form a solid news item.
Judge Barley rebuts a Richmond Paper claim that Alexandria Jail drug and medical costs exceed Virginia cities. The court note shows a misread month to quarter comparison, with higher costs tied to specific periods and prisoner counts.
Thomas Win, sixty, of St Rome Street, died at Alexandria Hospital after being struck by a moving freight train Monday in the Potomac yards. He was attempting to board the train when crushed. An amputation was performed to save his life but complications developed. A member of the Red Men, he was well known in Washington and Alexandria. he leaves a wife.
Attorney General Anderson prepared an answer to John and Barbour of Culpeper petitioning the Supreme Court to revoke a writ of prohibition against Judge Grimsley of the ninth circuit. The dispute centers on appointing a commissioner of the revenue and the constitutionality of act granting power to appoint many officers, with Barbour arguing the act merges legislative executive and judicial functions. The AG says the judge’s acts do not usurp multiple branches. the court’s decision is awaited with interest by officeholders statewide.
Special to The Washington Post from Norfolk Va reports that B Patterson, a burglar aboard the United States receiving ship Franklin at Norfolk Navy Yard, confessed to murdering Agrippa Jones. Patterson says he intended only robbery and knocked Jones senseless. Jones, a two year old attaorney, kept a death watch in the city jail and reportedly had about forty dollars. Patterson says his mother must fear hearing of his predicament. He was handed to civil authorities on Navy orders and confessed.
In Corporation Court Judge Bailey presided with Griffin and viral out cases. Griffin received one year in jail and Michaels a lesser term for turning States evidence. A plot among several prisoners to escape was disclosed. Trigger faced ARMutton Regil Hopkin charges to be resolved today. Alexandria Day at Luna Park aims for record crowds with hospital funds raised previously. Charter of Federal Banking Corp approved with $80 million fee. Permits granted for colored children to attend public schools. Washington couple married at Hotel Fleisen. A watch theft case against Wilnen railway fireman collapsed for lack of evidence.
Mrs Sarah Jane Hale widow of Walter Folley Hate, a defender of Baltimore at North Point, dies at home on Defenders' Day. A luncheon at the Hotel Helvedere honored those who fell, and many outdoor events marked the day reflecting the anniversary of the British attack on Baltimore.
A jealous man murdered Mollie Lewis at her Frederick home then killed himself, firing two shots into her eye. In Roanoke, railroad conductor T J Cabitt died from injuries after a Sunday collision, leaving a wife and two children.
A U S sailor identified a white man as the burglar who entered Mrs Rorschach's Portsmouth home Tuesday morning while she was away. He searched the parlor desk for cash but did not disturb silver or other valuables. An inquest planned for tomorrow may reveal more developments as authorities reexamine the case.
A derailment on the Southern near Tyron North Carolina on September 12 left twelve passengers with minor injuries. The tender, engine, mail car, baggage car, and three coaches left the tracks. cause unknown. Injured include Drake Sparian, Joven Kobby, NG Haale, PO Hunter, and others with various hurts noted in Asheville and Pacolet areas.
The Washington Post reports Knights of the Golden Eagle will meet in Washington next year to elect supreme officers. Manchester New Haven is named supreme chief and a slate includes Grim Columbus Nerald Dr CG from Lake Denver Cole and Culbertzon Philadelphia as other top posts. Lieutenant General Harry Reluicke of Pennsylvania is listed among officers.
An old tipsy ad touts Grape Nuts and Postum as a superior line for a breakfast. It claims a light, easily digested meal aids digestion, brain function, and vitality. A New Jersey woman reports health gains after switching from chops and coffee to Grape Nuts with cream and Postum.
Thames County delegates refuse Mudd lead and stay loyal to Posey in the Seventh Circuit Republican convention in La Plata Maryland. Gen Wilmer of Charles County wins a majority after a tense balloting with Posey leading Charles and Calvert counties. Mudd attempts to influence Charles County but Wilmer secures the nomination.
Spcietal to The Washington Post reports Rockville Maryland and Suffolk Virginia authorities launched a bloodhound pursuit to capture a robbery suspect described as a crafty criminal. The man is linked to the Beflamthla county school attack on Charles Smiter and may have lured victims near Redland and Alice Souder. A trek to Frederick County yielded no results, prompting Olney area residents to urge a hunt. County officials then called Capt Branch to lead the dog tracking tonight with Mullican and others joining the posse.
Catherine Griffith, seven, daughter of John Griffith, died after being scalded by spilled grape butter from a kettle. Left alone momentarily, she overturned the kettle and hot contents burned her. severe injuries caused by the accident led to her death.
A worker at the Elkins Brewing Company suffered serious burns after hot pitch sprayed from a valve while operating a kettle in the cooperation department. He attempted to shut the valve but was engulfed by the liquid, sustaining injuries to his face back and neck. The incident occurred this morning at the plant in Elkins West Virginia.
Sept 12 wedding announcements from Virginia describe Megtor dace fer married to Gein Go Tilt in Bristow with only attendants Gaytor and Ming Kilaabere Tillett present. the couple’s attire and church details noted. Helen W Latane and Robert Lewis wed at Tappahannock Episcopal Church with Latane sisters and others in attendance. groom from Wooneh Hing and bride a Wonwae College alumna.
A twelve year old Hungarian boy, Andy Siabo, shot himself through the heart after being whipped and ordered to return to work by his father in Morgantown West Virginia on Sept 1. The father, driven to violence, later became violently insane after hearing of the deed and made four unsuccessful attempts to kill himself.
Special to The Washington Fo Accomac Virginia September defense tests in the trial of Samuel Buraa and Sylvester Conquest for the murder of John Topping and triggering the Onan Cock race riot. Little direct evidence against prisoners but strong circumstantial case. Arguments by counsel begin tomorrow morning. verdict expected by noon.
At East Radford on September 12 the District Fair drew a large crowd. Track events featured St Louis setting a state mile mark of 2 33 13 in the Colt Blake, Hickson Grace Cecil winning the 30 colt event. Nan y Lee captured the 508 purse in three heats, Cabin Bear took the mile dash, and Wistful won the half mile. Multiple heats decided the program as the crowd heard the final event postponed due to darkness.
The Southern Hallway Company tonight discharged of its employes at Spencer under a general order affecting the entire system. Acker, passenger agent, denies the move stems from adverse legislation, saying the layoffs reflect reduced work and are temporary with hopes of rehiring soon.
Italian miners in the Keeley mine dispute near Frostburg and Mount Savage halted a workers train after a death attributed to a mine foreman. A mob of foreign workers blocked the track above Morgantown, leading to clashes with train crew and ensuing pursuit by Sheriff Hamilton and a Frostburg posse. Local authorities dispersed the crowd and the train returned to service.
A dense compilation of names, addresses, and affiliations across multiple cities including Baltimore Boston Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh and New York with numerous individuals and households listed alongside institutions and Metropolitan references, reflecting an extensive society register or directory snippet. The fragmentary text preserves many personal names and local connections without cohesive narrative or events.
Mrs J Cograze, in the Sir Sixth street southeast area, was struck by a Representatives wagon along Seventh Street and Pern Syhante creme northwest yesterday. She sustained light injuries but refused medical treatment and returned home.
Leaders of the National Negro Baptist Convention defend its religious focus against political talk while criticizing President Roosevelt’s handling of the Negro troops dismissal. Rev L D Jordan urged development of Africans and Africans in America, calling for unity and self-improvement amid ongoing race concerns.
The Washington Pay Roanoke invites all business representatives to a meeting to launch an investment company with 1 150 000 capital stock to foster new enterprise. Large subscriptions were made and the organization of the company is assured.
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