M'CUE CASE GOES OVER: JURY SUSTAINS INDICTMENT
Special to The Washington Post Charlottesville Wa Sept 22 The jury found Henry L Lyman a bona fide resident and citizen of Charlottesville, supporting the indictment. A motion to quash was denied and further proceedings were deferred to Tuesday next, with possible venue change petitions circulating.
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Virginia Supreme Court five opinions handed down at Staunton
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals released five opinions this morning from Staunton, reversing or affirming various circuit court decisions. Cases include Jamestown Abatement, City of Charlottesville, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, and Richmond Postal Telegraph Co. with further cases continued to next term. The report lists multiple appeals from Albemarle, Rockingham, Augusta, Prince William, and other counties, noting reversals, affirmances, and forthcoming arguments.
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Etry of
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Bord Siits
Richmond
Postal Telegaph-Canta Company
United States
Ove Raed Teoitoy
Haig Circult Court
Omer
Circuit Court of
Rockingham County
Yost
Ramey
Virginia Weddings Across Cities Highlight Sept 22 Marriages
Virginia wedding notices from Petersburg Lynchburg Richmond and Harrisonburg record multiple couples marrying on Sept 22 23 including Lewis Taylor Trasheart and Mary Leila Hobbs of Prince George County at Richmond Rev Dr Johnson George E Booker couples Linnoeth Bisankenship and Estelle Falson of Petersburg at Rev Booker home in Lynchburg Miss Huldah Bacock and Henry Good Healy of Norfolk J W Rowdorn and Mrs D Pitman from Accomac County in Newport News plus other pairs from Richmond Bed ord County and Norfolk The notices detail ceremony locations officiants witnesses and brief travels for a bridal trip after the wedding.
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Petersburg
Lewis Taylor Trasheart
Fiis
Mary Leila Hobbs
Prince George County
Richmond
Johnson
Linnoeth Bisankenship
Misa Metal Estelle Falson
George E Booker
Lynchburg
B W Bacock
Grace Street
Huldah Bacock
Henry Qood Healy
Newport Neve
JW Rowdorn
Accomac County
Pitman
Rey J. W Porter
Herbert
Tabor
Georgia
Gray Reynolds
Vane Lentur
Annie W Joplin
Bedord Courty
Conrad Daitz
Mies Ela Jamerson
W Geer
Mise Ella Mew Clums
Richmend
Ernest Edson Jr
Miry Suile Petridge
Capt
J W Partridge
Norfolk
T M Lilliston
HR A. Robinson
Colley Mecontal Presbyterian Church
Misa Ethel Ferrebee
Knetole
Mire Eison
Harrisonburg
W. Cavey
Ele Wallace
Louis
Chicago
Jennie Cavey
Mamie Wallace
M V Sheehy
Cavey
Bass Rd
Robert Wallace
Feather Frioll
Braunton
Plaster-Nascent Bluemont Ceremony Reported
On Thursday September 23 at noon a ceremony was performed by Rev Father Tear ney of Falls Church Catholic Church with only Dr Henry G Plaster in attendance. After a brief bridal tour the couple will reside at Bluemont. Electric Line Syndicate notes from Wheeling report reveal a secret group of New York and Eastern capitalists forming to finance a consolidation of Wheeling City and interurban lines north to Pittsburgh with plans for feeders and projected lines. Bankers J and W Seligman and W N Coler Co are involved, with Boston Gay Bros and Westinghouse Pittsburgh interests handling marketing and construction.
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J and W. Seligman
Omaha
W. N. Coler & Co
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Indiana
Gay Bros
New England
Westinghouse and
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Coler
John Howard
William A. W. Carte
George W Baird
William C Handlin
Wheeling and
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Hyde Ship Henry B Hyde Reaches Ground Again Off Virginia Beach
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Virginia September 22 The ill fated Henry B Hyde which grounded near Virginia Beach in February and was floated is again aground after breaking her cann ble s in a forty mile wind Crew from Dam Neck Life Saving Station were taken off in lifeboats A Norfolk company spent about 15000 to make her seaworthy for towing If the storm subsided she might be hauled to port but the northeast gale drove her back onto the same sand berth
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Virginia Beach
Woodhouse
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Hyde
Woman Found Guilty in Boswell Murder Trial
Carrie A. Simpson, described as a negress, was convicted of first degree murder for shooting Minnie Friedine, Boswell postmistress, in Cumberland Maryland on September 22. She screamed after the verdict and was carried from the courtroom as defense claimed temporary insanity from alleged ill treatment and husband’s suspected infidelity.
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Carrie A. Simpson
Minnie Friedine
Boswell
Law Library
Prayer and politics mix in Virginia race says bishop
In Richmond on Sept 22 Bishop B Mc Kee Tanner of the negro Methodist Church voiced views on negro voters and the political campaign. He urged that religion will redeem the race and warned against expecting whites to bear the burden. He cautioned that fighting more and praying less is not the path.
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Richmond
B. McKee Tanner
Negro Methodist Church
Quarles
Richmond Va
J. M Quarles
Staunton
St. Luke’s Hospital
Congreas
Obituary: Capt John W Hall Former Bank President Dies
In Baltimore on Sept 22 Capt John W Hall a longtime figure in local finance and banking died of heart disease at age seventy eight. Widow and eight children survive him. Also Sept 92 Cambridge reports Dr Thomas H Williams aged eighty two died suddenly at his High street home from a ruptured blood vessel.
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Samuel H Hileman
Kert‘s Creek
Rockbridge County
Hileman
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University of Virginia
Baltimore
John W. Hall
First National Bank
Consolidated Gas Company
Cambridge
Thomas H. Williams
High Street
Murder in Norfolk as Burglar Slays Police Officer
Norfolk Va Sept 2 While attempting doors on his beat Officer John McNierney of the Second precinct was shot and killed by a burglar hidden inside a Cumberland and Queen streets store. Over 100 policemen scoured the city in a wide manhunt as excitement ran high. The article notes an earlier Civil War veteran Dr Willams and his surviving widow.
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John McNierney
Cumberland and
Queen Streets
McNierney
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Hugh Strider
Jenkins
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Coong
Justice Beach
L . Bailey
City Council
Virginia Lancaster
Hannah Genzberger
H. N Garner
G. L. Boothe
A Taylor
W. T Gardner
Coroner's Jury Links Man to Train Fatality in Alexandria
The unknown white man aged about fifty to sixty was found in the Washington Southern Railway yards near Alexandria. A coroner's jury ruled death was caused by being struck by a train. the body was turned to Demaine & Son for interment. Changes in Alexandria police force announced by Chief Webster will begin after October first.
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Alexandria
Washington Southern Railway
Justice Bowie
Fairfax County
Clinton Ballenger
G. l. Watkins
Joseph Lyles
Frank Ballenger
Mark Dent
Harry W Stanton
Richmond
Pennsylvania
James F. Webster
Police Department
Paff
Grace Episcopal Church
Edger Carpenter
Eastville
Carpenter
Clarence Ernest Ball
Grace Church
Episcopal Church
Mount Savage
Mr. Bell
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Labor in South Favours Cotton Conference
In Brettonwood New Hampshire Col Samuel F B Morse urged an international cotton manufacturers conference to shift immigrant labor to the U S South to grow cotton. He argued foreigners directing Southern labor could boost output, noting only 25 percent of Southern cotton land is farmed and the region yields 8 percent of the world crop. The plan, backed by Southern bankers, seeks to reassure English and continental manufacturers that the South can double production if labor is imported.
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New York
RK. H. Edmunds
Baltimore
New England Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Col. Morse
Edmunde
Col Morse
United States
Edmunds
George M Montgomery
Windsor
Conn
Montgomery
William R. West
New Bedford
E. C. Foerster
Edward W. Thomas
Columbia, &. C
Mr. Thomas
Charles Robbins
John Oldfield
Boston
Outing at Camp Good Will Ends With Charities Visitors
Officers agents and volunteer workers from Associated Charities and the Visiting Nurses Society spent a weekend at Camp Good Will. Guests slept in tents ate outdoors and enjoyed swimming, games, and bonfires. Notable visitors included George S. Wilson and Rev. John Van Schaick who observed camp life.
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Instructive Visiting Nurses’ Society
George 5. Wilson
Board of Public Charities
B. T. Janney
John van Schaick
John B. Sleman, Jr
Miles Shanda
Negro Confesses Assault on Watchman at Merry-Go-Round
James H Hollowee, a young Negro, was arrested for assault with a dangerous weapon after confessing he threw a brick that fractured watchman James W Taylor's skull at Second and C streets southwest. Taylor underwent brain surgery removing four skull pieces and is expected to recover. Police Green Jackson and detectives Hartigan Baur Cornwall led the case from headquarters.
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James H. Hollowee
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Hallowen
Meeting of the W C T U Prepares for Annual Session
The executive board of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at 522 Sixth Street with 44 members. Miss Smith of the Young Women's Christian Home announced she would join, the treasurer reported 56.77, and the 1905 officers and delegates to Philadelphia were to be elected. The group planned events for November 1-2 at the Universalist Church and preparations for a national convention visit. A note praised Mrs. Smith’s convalescence and a roses gift.
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Sixth Street
M. E. Cohen
Shelton
Miss Smith
Young Woman's Christian Home
Universalist Church
Thirteenth
Philadelphia
Clinton Smith
North Capitol Union
Miss Easterling
Randolph
Soldiers and Sailors’ Department
Samuel Young
Aqueduct Bridge
Washmon
Oes EL Willard
Capitol
Opening at Kendall Green Gallaudet College Opens Year
Gallaudet College begins its forty-first year with twenty-nine new students from nineteen states, led by a strong female enrollment. President Gallaudet returns from abroad and opens chapel, with recitations starting today. Old football men join practice, several new students showing star potential from state schools. No major faculty changes. reading room lively after recent gatherings. In town, William Holmesad, a prominent local figure, is critically ill at Holmead Manor. Police report William E B Scollick held on grand jury charge in $500 bail for alleged involvement in the disappearance of Reverdy Clagett’s horse and buggy. Irving H. McConnell, seventeen, faces charges after embezzlement case involving an ice cream bill.
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St. Louia
William EB. Scollick
Scollick
Reverdy J. Clagett
Clagett
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Folicemen King
Anacostia
Irving H. McConnell
Sixth Street
Frank Storty
Deves Parham
O' Bris
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