Belts Ticket Chosen Sherri ff Delegates Nominated
Delegates from the upper county opposed the state committee but were defeated. Nominations declared satisfactory to Congressman Mudd. Ryan for treasurer and Wannerey Pont Fonte Sept A. Republicans back candidates for house and county offices amid unclear ballots and multiple contenders.
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Wannerey Pont Fonte
Republi
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Amd
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Bal Craton
John T
Anne
Olver
Meirich
Mleott
Hent
Nator
He Howe
Metzerout
Robbed Near Exposition Reformatory Case Details
A young offender from Washington faced sentencing at the State Reformatory after an incident near Exposition Deformatory. Coghill, aged seventeen, escaped a previous term in the state penitentiary due to age and remains in the reformatory, with further outcomes pending before Judge Jordan Coghill.
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Ula
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Jordan Coghill
Appointment Shifts in City Hall Under Mayor Mahool
Baltimore September 4 The Greenbag ran by Mayor Mahool to the second city council meeting tonight brought several surprises. George Thomas Ames was named head of miccoach George F Jones, Republican, the current superintendent of public buildings. Deputy Warren John F Td, who was assistant superintendent under Mayor McLane, was expected to land the position. Also named were Baward M Parrish replacing Genewe W Galt as president, with Gilles J Bhaw and Rosset Cath bart on the board. Former Gov Frank Brown was appointed collector of trees. Other appointments covered salary changes for incumbents and several municipal officers, with figures noted for Harbor engineer Water engineer and Commissioner roles.
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Insurance Agents Adjourn Richmond President Elected
The ninth annual convention of the Virginia Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents adjourned after two days of meetings. Coleway Werthem of Richmond was elected president with BF Kirkprt of Richesonburg as vice president and WB Methcaner of Staunton as second vice president. Samuel Putnam of Richmond serves as secretary and treasurer. Delegates chosen include Johnnon of Norfolk LW Childress of Norfolk Chewaing of Childsburg TG Buren of Martinaville and WM Holes of South Boston.
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Staunton
Samueth Putnam
Ntional Association
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Norfolk
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Childsburg
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Martinavhieé
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South Boston
Nomination Declined by Prohibition Leader in Maryland
Speare of Baltimore announces he declines the Maryland Prohibition nomination for governor. In a letter to the notification committee he faults past candidacies and urges naming a new man who is a strong Prohibitionist. He cites prior runs for Rosemon, mater, and other offices and argues party morale requires fresh leadership.
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Willam Gie Rel
Maryland Prohibition
Notifiation Committee
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FARMERS NARROW ESCAPE IN CART DEATH NEAR DERWOOD
A farmer narrowly escaped after his cart collided with a locomotive near Derwood, about three miles from town. The horse bolted, the driver suffered injuries, and the scene required prompt aid as authorities arrived to control the fire and clear the wreck.
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Guilty verdict in Mya Pickett slaying case at Clarksburg
Jury recommends mercy for Eife seatedca as accomplice in the murder of Mya Pickett. Thomas is found guilty of murder in a case tied to a local theater manager, with the sentencing outcome discussed amid arguments of repentance. Accusations also involve an attempted assault on Lilian Kelzer at the Fableton Hotel.
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Mya Pickett
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Thomas Twas
Mia Fred Pickett
Hann
Lost life in bewer fire at Charleston West Virginia
A gas explosion at a large municipal project in Charleston West Virginia caused two fatalities among workers. One Italian laborer, his wife and four children are left grieving while another man, John Jason, suffered severe burns. Fire officials say the blast and ensuing flames trapped workers, swiftly leading to mortal injuries.
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Patriotic Sons Meet in Richmond Biennial Session
The Patriotic Sons of America hold their twenty fourth biennial session in Richmond Virginia with 140 delegates attending. Welcomed by Mayor McCarthy and Rev J C Hacker, Congressman James Brann of Pennsylvania responds. After addresses, delegates adjourned to an intermission session.
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Woman Shot to Death in Gratto
Maggie Mobinson was shot at Gratto by Wic Ford Sha and instantly killed. The weapon was a heavily charged shotgun. the head was nearly gone. The incident occurred in Moeclat 9. Local authorities report a fatal shooting with no immediate motive released.
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Maggie Mobinson
Gratto
Wic Ford Sha
Death at Shaft Ends Life of Local Peanut Plant Worker
Thirteen year old boy from Wade West Virginia died this afternoon at a shaft in the Lammis and Fo peanut plant where he worked. Looming details described a fatal accident as the machine turned. local officials began investigations while Postmaster candidates and local leaders offered condolences.
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Driver Joh Buckner killed in cart accident at Alexandria
Coroner S B Moore reviews the scene of the incident in Alexandria. A colored driver of Ax Jandria named Joh Buckner, age about fifty to sixty, fell from a Smoot and Company cart yesterday after a wheel rolled over him. He died almost instantly. Buckner drank earlier, but no eyewitnesses exist. The body was taken to an undertaker after the coroner certified the death as accidental. Buckner left a wife and seven children in the Bailey rrans roads area.
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W A Smoot & Company
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S B Moore
Alexandria
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Alexandria County
Democrats Plan Campaign Tactics In Alexandria Meeting
The Alexandria Democrats gathered at the Opera House cafe to reelect Charles Bendheim as chair and RT Cook as secretary. They noted Republican opposition in November for House of Representatives, State Senate, and House of Delegates races and discussed methods to mobilize Democratic voters.
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Women at Johns Hopkins University Enrollment Inquiry
The Wasaiuan Post reports on Johns Hopkins University not yet enrolling women this term. It notes correspondence about potential enrollments, including Bryn Mawr alumnae studying German with Dr Herman Colite and others wishing to join the history department next fall. No formal enrollment has been made yet.
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Roanoke Fair Opens With Children Day Activities
The Roanoke Fair Association began its annual exhibition on opening day with a children’s day crowd of about 4000. Competitions included a riding contest won by Dexter Habble riding Serdon B Puce and a boy’s pony race won by Conrad Jamison aboard Sarayatoore. Additional horse and pace events featured horses such as Belt Mack and Gaterth Mack, with various farms and breeders listed among participants.
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JURY TO TRY HALE SECURED IN BLOUNTVILLE CASE
In Bristol Tennessee Judge Tyler denied a defense continuance in the Hale murder case. Defense counsel Charien A Brown withdrew briefly then was allowed extra time to gather absent witnesses. A venire of 160 produced 6 jurors. a second venire of 2 yielded the full panel. Jurors are from rural counties and will hear the first witness tomorrow morning.
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May Take Crothers Place Specalty To Lead State Fight
In Baltimore Maryland September the illness of Judge Crothers Democratic candidate for governor prompts discussion of selecting Senator Rayner to lead the state ticket campaign. Judge Crothers remains confined to bed with typhoid fever though not severely alarmed. doctors say his condition is controlled with careful care. Governor-hopefuls and local officials note the district duties and appointments continue as the political landscape shifts amid our state elections.
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Prohibition Law Drive Urges Statewide Pledge
Special to The Washington Pow Roctvile Md Sept 24 Montgomery County Anti Prohibition Teague active in campaign. Meeting of the exem committee notes the organization backs state prohibition and urges candidates to pledge support. Democras and Republicans to be urged to promise prohibition. those who refuse face organization opposition.
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Miner Slays Transportation Agent in St Charles Va
Aged miner Heny Dressen stabbed and killed Louis Olle, a transportation agent for the Reinls Tee Company, in St Charles Virginia. Dressen, who recently arrived from New York, alleged unmet wage promises led to the attack. He was arrested and jailed at Rongaville, guarded while preparations for trial proceeded.
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Mrs Tisdale Seeks Divorce From Her Husband
Mary Eleanor Tisdale of Parkerburg, a member of a prominent family, filed for divorce from her husband, Herbit Tisdale, now residing in Washington DC. The suit, dated in Washington, was made returnable to October and includes sensational allegations. The case was brought by Mrs Caldwell, the mother.
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T Caldwell
Raqes at Fredericksburg Horse Show Draws Crowd
At Fredericksburg on a sunny September day the Ragin ee ee event drew attention with two races run despite a light crowd. Jacoby Wright won the main race aboard a spring mare. Miss Marian Agnes Mariowa and Joseph Davis Miller wed near Burnt Mile with a Forest Glen ceremony officiated by Rosenatee of Saint Bethlehem Church.
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Mail Lost in Flood Bypelat and Carrier Rescue
In yesterday's heavy rain a mail carrier from Sugarigad to Duwannville nearly drowned while delivering mail. His vehicle and horse were swept to a roadside fence. the carrier escaped after a strenuous effort. The horse drowned and all mail was ruined.
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Will Open Coal Lands in Frederick Morgan Counties
Capital state Pittsburg party led by Mesera Cutty Scott and other prominent men vow to purchase over 100 acres of timber and mineral sands in Frederick and Morgan counties Virginia. Land contains timber and subsoil deposits with mines being built near the trunk line. Craig of Pittsburg has acquired a tract of 9000 acres in the county.
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Legal Record Across District Court Ledger and Parties Named
Supreme Court equity matter lists numerous attorneys and parties including Brandt, Marylan, and McGrath, with references to wills, probate, administration, and related court actions. The document records orders, notices, and judicial actions across multiple cases, naming several law firms and individual counsel in a consolidated docket.
Trust Deeds and Lien Notices From City Listings
The document outlines several deeds of trust and liens involving named individuals and firms. Notable parties include dates and sums linked to real estate and financial claims, with references to multiple trustees and lenders across various parcels. The notices indicate secured interests, property encumbrances, and pending actions typical of mortgage portfolio disclosures.
Accused of Attacking Girl in Atlantic Dominion Case
Norfolk Va Sept 28 Sylvester Page and R Burchett were held in the United States Court on charges of attempting to assault Amanda Billups aboard the Dominion steamship Jefferson. The 16 year old girl, traveling to Hampton Normal and Industrial Institute, alleges Page entered her room with a pass key and Burchett entered after. The vessel had arrived from New York to Norfolk in the morning. Easton Md Sept M A large meeting of the Anti Bribery League for Talbot County was held with prominent locals in attendance. Col Edward Lloyd presided. addresses by William Low, Col James C Mulliken, Mayor BLM Higging, Di Charlese & Rone May, and William F Stewart. Resolutions urged league members to defeat any candidate not pledging to avoid buying votes. The league also voted to hire four investigators to watch polls and gather evidence of vote buying.
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KING 18 HELD FOR TRIAL IN MARYLAND FRAUD CASE
John Liew King a Baltimore and Hampstead stock broker faced a federal grand jury action in Baltimore after a hearing in Hagerstown. Witnesses testified King handled stock for a Molson Bank scheme and a mining company, while King declined to testify. Proceedings were adjourned to permit more witnesses.
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Fertilizer Case Caller and Arraignments in Federal Court
A question in the American Fertilizer Company case, brought in the Federal court at Nashville, concerns whether the defendants must answer under the Sherman Act or the Tennessee court. Royster and Burrowell were arraigned before Judge Waddell. the hearing was postponed to allow defense counsel to confer with clients. Also noted is the Kanawha yacht and a Jamestown exposition event with Samuel Clemens participating.
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The Washington Post Overview of its News and Sections
ThePost provides financial news from all sections and market reports for merchants and financiers. It serves farmers with produce fate and leisure readers with varied columns. The Sunday Morning Editor introduces the paper’s broad content mix and value.
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Sunday Post' Magazine Section Impresses Readers
The illustrated magazine section features selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. Foreign news is well curated with timely, accurate illustrations. The Sunday Post is praised as superior to other Sundays, a favored visitor to households.
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Pink Sheet Sporting Section Highlights In Sunday Post
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