Mob bent on Langhing child found dying at home
Slay Miner of West Virginia is hunted by armed men after a brutal assault and the death of his eleven year old stepdaughter. The bloody crime, discovered when the girl gasped out her story, has sparked a countywide manhunt and threats of lynching.
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Unknown leper aboard Baltimore and Ohio train at Winchester
Special to The Washingon Fast Winchaser Virginia Sept 18 a well dressed man afflicted with leprosy reached Winchester this afternoon on a southbound freight train. Local police, acting on orders from Acting Mayor McGuire, refused to allow him to disembark. The man would not give his name and claimed to have boarded the train at Pleasants, West Virginia, en route to Alemond. Ugly sores were noted and he traveled in an open freight car toward the south. He is not identified.
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Richmond baseball club fined for liquor license dispute
Richmond Va Sept 12 The Richmond baseball club faced a $20 fine for refusing to obtain a license as required by city rules. Judge Crutchfield ruled the club had agreed to pay the license, while the club claims state exemptions for pastimes like Pascual and football. The decision hinges on park location being outside city boundaries and subject to different supervision.
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Accident leads to death in Maryland store
Severn area incident reports a fatal accidental shooting near Anne Arundel County Home. Fifteen year old Besme Lewis accidentally shot George B. Rawlings at Henry F. Stevens store near Firdsville. Rawlings died almost instantly.
Virginia Weddings and Daze of Church Ceremony
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Woman Held for Burglary in Freestone Store
Annia Mahoney was arrested at her home near Metal on charges of breaking into the Rosenberry store near Freestone. She was jailed and her four year old daughter was sent to the almshouse after investigators followed tracks from the store to her house. A battered coin stolen from the money drawer was found in her possession.
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Narrow Escape From Drowning In Canoe Accident
In Warsaw Virginia on September 19 Fred B. Downing of the United States Army and prominent attorney C Beverly Brown narrowly escaped drowning after their canoe capsized while traveling from Urbana to Sharps. Bad winds left them clinging to the overturned craft for over two hours before a passing vessel rescued them. both were strong swimmers and survived the ordeal.
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Petersburg Official Dies by His Own Hand at Home
William A. Stith thirty seven, assistant superintendent of the Life Insurance Company of Virginia in Petersburg, shot himself in the head at his Byrne street residence about 1 am after bid farewell to his wife who was sent upstairs to the children. He lodged no clear motive, though recent leg pains existed. He was a Brunswick County native, son of Ezra Stith, and married to Miss Wrenn of Sussex County. two children survive.
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Indicted for conspiracy in Virginia case
Special to The Washington Post from Windicater Virginia reports a grand jury indicts Charles A Fleher for conspiracy to obtain separation from his wife and Frank Orndorff for complicity and for criminal assault on Mrs Fisher. Judge Hartson to summon a special term of court at Woodstock next week to try Orndorff. Fisher’s case set for November.
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Rescue near drowning of WVU figures in river incident
W Virginia, two coaches of the West Virginia University football team narrowly escaped drowning in Cheat River during a training swim. Captain Leehy and Coach Forkum were rescued by teammates after going under twice. Also reported are election of African Union Methodist Protestant officers in Norfolk and other late court and social notices from Bristol, Annapolis, and Morgantown.
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Obituaries From Luray and Middletown Virginia Passings
Virginia obituaries report the death of Mrs. George W Hracies of Warren County and Rev David Harris of Middletown. Hracies survived by husband and four children including a former commissioner. Harris longtime Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South pastor, aged in the 70s.
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Garnegie Wins 2:20 Page Foxhall Bella Easy Victory in 2:30
Special to The Washington Pit from East Radford Va Sept 13. A crowd of over 460 enjoyed a lively fair day with saddle horse judging, seven entries in the ladies riding contest won by Myra Headen of Roanoke, with India Price of Gala second. Gentleman’s riding prize went to BR Moorman of Roanoke. Miss Gertrude Wallery of New York was named prettiest girl age 16 to 18. The 2:30 trot winner was Ferhall Bene owned by E.F. Covington of Norfolk, followed by Portsmouth Bay of A.H. Hobbs and Captain Cook of W.G. Dyer. Carnegie, owner Samuel Pace of Mount Airy NC, won the 2:20 pace over three heats. The running half-mile, Sylvan Dell of Roanoke took first for 150 dollars. A packed grandstand featured band music and aerial acts. Bryan Day is expected with 26,000 tickets issued and twelve extra trains.
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Kincaid Trial Begins In Dallas Shooting Case
Special prosecutor Tan Washington of Charlotte opens the trial for J. Kincaid in Dallas North Carolina. Kincaid is accused of shooting W. M. Brown five times as Brown began his honeymoon on August 1. Brown allegedly seduced Kincaid's sister and pursued another woman, prompting the fatal day. Witnesses are being examined. Kincaid is the only living witness to the full events.
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Plans for Richmond Reunion Highlight Huge Entertainment
Gen William E Mickle adjutant General Confederate Veterans visited Richmond for a day and met with local committees about next June's reunion. He praised the ambitious plans underway to entertain the old soldiers and predicted the event will be a great success.
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Fire destroys Bio Plant in Baltimore area fire loss tops 930000
Baltimore August 31 report details a devastating blaze at the old Susquehanna plant of the American Agricultural Chemical Company at First Street and Ninth Avenue Lower Canton. The fire, observed a few minutes after midnight, levelled the facility with estimated losses ranging from 930000 to 350000, among the most disastrous to the neighborhood in years.
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Jamaican ginger becomes jail time for Miners seller
Morgontown W V Sept 14 Alexander Marone a merchant at Sabraton near here was sentenced to jail for three prioaties and fined 0 the morning upon being convicted of selling ginger as a beverage the bread sale contained nearly 50 per cent alcohol He had sold many barrels to Italian miners Special to The Washington Post Rockville Md Sept 13 Rev Gilbert McDonald for seven or eight years in charge of St Rose s Catholic Church at Cloppers and St Mary s at Barnesville has been notified of a transfer to St John s Baltimore to become assistant pastor He will be succeeded at St Mary s and St Rose s by Rev Father Harrington of Buckeystown Md Special to The Washington Post Rockville Md Sept 13 A convention of the women foreign and more missionary societies of the West Washington Dietrich of the A M E ion Church began to Clinton chapel here yesterday warking and continued through today All of the ministers of the district and a large number of delegates attended as well as ministers from other areas Rev Logan Johnson of Washington presided
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Oyster Tax Collector Appointed in Somerset
Baltimore Maryland September 13 Comptroller Gordon Atkinsor appoints J H Cullen of Somerset as collector of the oyster tax to fill the vacancy caused by the restoration of Benje Green who was elected to the shelfah Commission last spring Cullen resides near Crisfield
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Hair Vigor Promises Health for Hair and Scalp
A vintage advertisement urges consumers to feed hair bulbs with 2 tegder hair-food Ayer's Hair Vigor to prevent thinning. It claims the product stops hair loss, maintains scalp health, and prevents dandruff with regular use.
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Watchman Axt Arrested After Quarries Shooting
Heary Axt, 21, a watchman at Daniel Leonard's quarries in Gwinn Falls and West Baltimore street, is jailed on charges of shooting Francis Xavier Brown, 14, while returning from a street outing with five other boys. Axt claimed the youths taunted him and he fired to frighten them, not to injure. The incident occurred about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Stanley is scheduled.
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Two Fall Forty Feet In Bridge Accident
In Bluefield West Virginia on September 1 A B Pullam lost his balance on a bridge under construction by the Virginia Bridge Company. He toppled with fellow worker Thomas Taylor who fell forty feet to the railroad track. Both men survived with nonfatal injuries.
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Crook’s Glever Scheme Exposes Fraudulent Signer
Special to The Washington Post Hartmore Maryland September 18 Patrick McManus a convict at Maryland Penitentiary and expert check raiser sought leniency by sending a forged letter from Chicago to Governor Warfield claiming Healy confessed. Healy, employed as a porter in Baltimore, denounced the letter as a forgery and McManus reportedly confessed to the crime. McManus rose to notoriety for passing bad checks including one on Father Kurtz at Loyola College.
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Virsiola Howen Cleaning Company organized by Sunding members
Some Sunding colored members have formed the Virsiola Howen Cleaning Company with Richard Aytas as president to establish a large cooperative trust of janitors house servants and cooks employed in white households and urban offices. The group plans training and placement of workers where skilled cleaners are needed.
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Ground to Pieces by Train at Chambersburg
Charles Splawn of Stevens City Virginia, a 22 year old Black man, was killed when he was struck and crushed while alighting from an excursion train at Chambersburg during the Mont Alto colored Baptist churches reunion. His head was crushed and his right arm and left leg severely damaged. The accident occurred as he attempted to leave the moving train.
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West Virginia Court of Appeals Transacts Several Cases
The Washington Post reports the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals meetings in Charleston with cases from Mason, Timcolt, Wand, Kanawha, and Wood counties. Appellants include The Fairtanka Company and Johnson v. Gbto River Railroad. The court adjourned to meet in October for a special session. In Richmond, police report Bernard Shutte alias Charles McCoy and Bernard Bowman alias James Halt arrested for the City hold up, with Shutte confessing to the crime.
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Reverend Isaac Grer McLaughlin Dies At 86
Reverend Isaac Grer McLaughlin known as Father Melavethan and longtime pastor of Bad Creek Church in Mecklenburg County near Charlotte died at his home today. He was eighty six years old and served forty years in ministry. Two sons survive him. The funeral will be held tomorrow.
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Maryland Weddings: Kemp and Howard wed in Baltimore trip
In Wagerstown on September 18 Maria B Kemp a widow of Haserstows and Frank Howard of furkstown surprised friends by eloping on an excursion train to Baltimore where they were later married yesterday evening by Hey Christenten Kuhn of St. Pauls Garmem Ladheraa church.
Girl Attacked by Tremp Man Run Down by Posse
A white man named McNeal abducted a girl near Rohrersville Maryland as she walked from Gepland store to home. After she identified him, Sheriff Debert and State’s Attorney Long arranged a hearing before Justice D A Hine, who sent McNeal to the correctional for two years following a local vigil and capture by a posse of farmers and Mullendore.
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MEDIC Faculty of Dentistry Doctor of Tent al Surgery
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Bryan Men Win Out in Allegany County Convention
Special to The Washington Fest from Cumberland Maryland dated September 13 details a Democratic convention fight over a Bryan tribute. A amended resolution praising Bryan carried 26 to 15 after a floor appeal by Senator David J Lewis, repudiating Sen Sharman and dropping a Gorman eulogy. A mass delegation was chosen for the September 20 Congressional convention in Hagerstown.
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Richmond man shoots at himself in morning incident
Henry Carter, a middle aged Richmond resident, tried to shoot himself with a shotgun this morning. The blast failed to injure him but powder burned his face. His daughter May Carter, upstairs, rushed to stop him and took the gun away.
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Alleged Murderer at Large Frank Childress Sought in Henderson Case
Danville Virginia September police hunt Frank Childress charged with murder of C C Henderson in Richmond. Childress, under sixteen at the time, escaped custody six months ago while en route to jail and has since been in Richmond. Lula Penn signs statement but denies murder knowledge. Claude Matthews, a prominent Charlotte journalist, dies at Asheville after poisoning suspicion and operation.
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Amputation ordeal at local paper plant accident
Staunton Virginia September 12. Cheeter Pranklin a young employee at the Evening Leader office suffered a severe accident when his hand was caught in machinery this evening. He was rushed to a hospital where his left wrist was amputated.
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Cascara Bark Shortage Hits Oregon and Washington
Cascara bark supply in Oregon and Washington shrank this year with virtually no bark gathered. Returns show only two carloads peeled in Oregon and about four in Washington during the summer. Years ago market excitement brought dairy receipts in Portland to exceed that bark volume.
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Assassin Identified in Interlaken Shooting Case
The shooter who wounded Herr Mueller on September 1 in Interlaken has been identified as Tatieng Leon Zeff of St. Petersburg, daughter of a military officer. The assailant reportedly mistook Mueller for Pierce Durno Ja, the former Russian minister of the interior.
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