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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1905

Page

37

Collision sinks schooner Jobel Jackson off Thimble Light

The whaleback steamer Bayport collided with the three masted schooner Jobel Jackson near Thimble Light, turning it over and causing a man at the wheel to drown. The Bayport, en route to Providence with coal, returned leaky and plans protest. a second collision occurred as Bayport drifted up the bay, with several crew rescued. Capt Williamson of the Jackson and Capt Jans of the Bayport claim no fault and will repair.

Washington Post Newport News Bayport Providence Dew Jobel Jackson Wiliamson Charles Johnatse Jun Thimble Theooner Jans Boutelle Steel Barge Company Boston

Assault case heard as grand jury convenes

An improvised summary notes a hearing related to an assault charge with a grand jury reviewing the case. The fragmented text references a suspect named Dinor and a shooting incident at a residence, with unclear details about charges, dates, or outcomes.

Folin Thomas den- Yaad Kya Dinor

Incorporated in Virginia reveals core steel and timber firm

The document notes incorporation of a Virginia based steel and timber company along with other metals. It lists officers including Joseph presider and Samuel F.P. tree with J. Ae Merrin and George F.E. Terr as secretary and treasurer.

Gramied Ehurvlithic Aod Arrar Tual Anid Timber Company Secu Joas Anil Samuel Ale J. Ae Merrin George FE Terr Waek Th. Handler

SHAW'S SPEAKING DATES IN SEVEN VIRGINIA CITIES

Secretary of the Treasury to address voters in seven Virginia cities as Republicans weigh nominations for the legislature. Ruff quotes include Bristols and Smyth County delegates with Porterfield and Williams named for Senate and House seats. A Post investigation on Richmond election frauds continues as a freight handler loses a leg in Clinchport.

Secretary of the Treasury Virginia Washington Fort Richmoerndd Boscomb Shafalk Richmond Nurtop Byedal Wa Bristol Smythe Washington Counties Bris Abingdon Thomas B. Porterfield Smyth County State Senate J. Cloyd Byars John W. Price Hastings Court House of Delegates Washington County Democrats Jetr Willams Glade Springs John Stanfield Helston Ringtoun Post Washington Post Iis City A. Baughman F.C. Ebel Samuel Wo T. Blancock Theairis

Marriage licenses issued to Tandie Burns and Anderson Jones

Licenses to marry have been issued by the clerk of the circuit court. Samuel R. Tandie of Bakertown West Virginia and Carrie C. Burns of this county. Richard H. Anderson and Ida May Jones, both of Washington Pass.

Cireutt Samuel R. Tandie Bakertown W. Va Carrie C. Burns This County Richard H. Anderson Ida May Jones Washington, Pass

Boy Killed by Companion in Maryland

Rockville Md Sept 26 Cyrus Rick etts seventeen son of Henry Ricketts of Glen was accidentally shot and killed by Myrtle Heeter son of John Heeter of Glen. The breech loading gun discharged when Heeter examined it at about noon. Rick etts died within moments. A coroner jury ruled the death purely accidental. Another boy, Asbury Black eleven, was killed in a separate nearby incident when a small rifle discharged while playing.

Washington Rockville Cyrus Ricketts Henry Ricketts Glen Myrtle Heeter John Heeter Young Ricketts Sleeter Heeter Young Heeter Tie Justice of the Peace George R. Bell Asbury Plack Young Black Asbury Black

Fought Deputies Suppressed by Hampden Hermit

George Knapp known as the Hampden hermit was arrested in Baltimore for assault with intent to kill Deputy Sheriff Thatcher Bell. A writ of ejectment was served at 702 Roland Avenue. Knapp allegedly refused to leave and attacked officers with a lit bundle of rags and a corn knife. He was bound and taken to the police station.

Spekia Baltimore George Knapp Hermit Hampden Thatcher Bell Knapp Roland Avenue James Nolan Charles E. Hummel Bell Rene Polive

Custom Couches at Low Prices Offer Set for You

We make all kinds of couches and save you money. A high graded Box Couch costs $10, cheaper than the typical $15 elsewhere. Choose from any covering pattern, and we can build special sizes or styles at a small cost.

Fire destroys Keyser business district in Gormania blaze

A large early day fire in Gormania Keyser W V destroys the store of Beckman Wolfe Swartz hotel homes of Dr Drinkwater and Shilingourg the Germania tannery post office and other valuable property. No vacant buildings remain and commerce is paralyzed with heavy losses only partly insured.

Washington Post Keyser Gormania Beckman & Wolfe A. F. Swartz T. FE. Shilingourg Germania Tannery

Petersburg youth confesses streetcar theft in court

A. C. Bourdon Jr of Petersburg admitted stealing $7 from George Harrison on a street car and received a three year sentence. Harrison, a telegraph operator, works for the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.

Petersburg Washington Post A.C. Bourdon, Jr George Harrison Hie Bourdon Harrison Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company

Fredericksburg Fair Opens With Animal Shows and Racing

The teenth annual Rappshannee Valley Agricultural and Mechanical Society fair opened in Fredericksburg today. Exhibits were ready by noon and judging starts across departments, with completion expected tomorrow. Notable events include fine horses cattle sheep swine and poultry. two stock races held today. In the half mile dash Sill Barley won for W H L Simpson, Sput Hork second, George Harper third. In the one mile dash Nannie Ordway, Duff Green’s entry, took first, Mimednock second, Dixie third. Five races scheduled for tomorrow.

Washington Rappshannee Valley Agricultural and Mechanical Society W. H L. Simpson F. C. Moncure Sput Hork George Monroe George Kfarper Duff Green Nannie Ordway E. Utterback Mimednock E W. Wells Dixie

Gambling His Downfall Former Telephone Cashier Charged with Embezzlement

Norfolk news reports C P Cole a former chief cashier for Southern Bell charged with embezzling about $4,000. Bonded by American Surety Company of New York, he will face a preliminary hearing in police court. Authorities attribute the downfall to gambling losses.

Washington Post Norfolk C. P. Cole Southern Bell, Telephone and Telegraph Company Dpolse Cole American Surety Company of New York Commonwealth Tilton Thornty Atlanta H. W. Ladd North Carolina

QUESTIONS GAME LAWS ALERT IN WEST VIRGINIA

Special to The Washington Post reports Judge John W. Mason of Monongahela County Circuit Court ruled the state game laws unconstitutional. If upheld by the State Supreme Court, thousands of dollars in fines collected by wardens would be turned over to the State treasurer and then to the free school fund. Two Pennsylvania hunters were fined $25 for taking ten quails. Deputy Game Warden White collected the fines before a ruling directing cause showing.

Washington Post Morgantown W. Va John W. Mason Monongahela County Supreme Court of Pennsylvania White Mason

Riverdale Citizens Organize to Name School Trustees

At an adjourned Riverdale meeting a citizens association was formed with officers elected to draft by laws. They will present five trustee candidates to the county school commissioners, seeking two selections from the list. A separate note covers an electric railway stabbing in Petersburg and a Meade electrocution in Elkins. Annapolis council moves to draft a new city charter with public bodies for legislature.

New Citizens’ Association Washington Post- Hyattsville Citizens of Riverdale Citizens’ Association George H. Sebern M. McMillan William J. Severe C. E. Bright East Riverdale Riverdale George H. Sehorn G. W. Whatley Wiliam B. Severe H. C. James Washington Post Annapolis City Council of

College Loses Case In Maryland Mandamus Suit

Judges Jones and Thomas of Anne Arundel Circuit Court ruled against the Maryland Agricultural College board of governors in a mandamus bid to force Comptroller Gordon Atkins on warrant for previously appropriated funds. The court sustained the demurrer and dismissed the petition. The attorney general said the funds cannot now be collected. The decision may be appealed to the Court of Appeals.

Washington Post Annapolis Jones Thomas Circuit Court Anne Arundel County Board of Governors Maryland Agricultural College Mandamus Gordon T. Atkinson Ottoney General Court of Appeals

Munyons Witch Hazel Soap for Babies and Skin

Munyon offers Witch Hazel Soap as ideal for nursery use calming infant irritations and promoting sleep. It claims to soothe baby rash teething spots and hives with a delicate odor. Positive cure for skin irritations and improves complexion, sent prepaid in Philadelphia.

Munyon

Prominent cattle dealer arrested for alleged check fraud

H H Broadwater of Fennsboro was arrested in Parkersburg W Virginia on a charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses. He recently bought cattle in Braxton and Gilmer counties paying with checks later protested. He sold the cattle in Baltimore. the checks were protested. Broadwater claims the draft received covered the checks but the bank protested and offset the draft against prior accounts. He is bankrupt with liabilities around 35000 and assets about 10000. total protested checks exceed 5000.

Washington Post Parkersburg W. Va H. H. Broadwater Fennsboro Braxton County Broadwater Braxton Gilmer Baltimore

Virginia Moves to Compel West Virginia Debt Payment

Richmond VA September 26 probable that Virginia will seek U S Supreme Court action to force West Virginia to provide for her share of the state debt. No public worry shown by West Virginia. Major Holmes Conrad Virginia bondholders counsel returned from London where he met Brown. Virginia debt commission officers met with bond depositories here with little public interest.

Washington Richmond Virginia Supreme Court of the United States West Virginia Maj Hiolmes Conrad Brown Bros London Messrs. Brown Virginia Debt Commission

New Publica tions Can Such Things Be

A new collection by the author of In the Midst of Life and Cobwebs from an Empty Skull features about forty short stories. Divided into Tales of Soldiers and Civilians, Some Haunted Houses, Bodies of the Dead, Mysterious Disappearances and more. Washington Post calls it an unusual entertainment and a top tier short story teller. Boston Globe lauds The Mystery of John Farquharson as memorable with other strong pieces in the volume.

Washington Post Boston Globe John Farquharson

Dynamite Wrecks a Mine at Wyatt West Virginia

The A E Martin Coal Works at Wyatt near Mannington was blown up with dynamite last night. A sixty foot hole blew through the roof about 200 yards from the entry. Bloodhounds tracked two Italians captured after a two hour search. officials suspect they were mere tools. Explosion at 2 am appears planned by experts and repairs will be costly. Police withhold details of suspects.

Washington Post Wheeling W. Va A. E. Martin Coal Works Wyatt Mannington West Virginia Moundsville Martin Lves

Hyattsville Finances Move to Next Council Session

Hyattsville Maryland at a recent mayor and common council meeting Mayor Wells presiding Town Treasurer W J Hichardson reported monthly receipts 568 07 expenditures 472 05 The Maryland Real Estate and Title Company offered to dedicate streets in its new subdivision to the town The Hyattsville Electric and Ice Company trustees sought an ordinance for an electric lighting franchise to be voted on at a special election Protests caused the matter to be postponed to the next council meeting.

Hyattsville Wells W. J. Hichardson Maryland Ieal Estate and Title Company Hyattsville Electric and Ice Company Messrs C. A. M. Wells C. F. Carr W. Aman William Glusta W. S. Halton Henry Lanahan J. H. Ralston

Shannon Accepts Democratic Nomination for State Senator

Cumberland Md September 29 John B Shannon register of wills and chairman of the Democratic county committee consented to take the Democratic nomination for State senator after Frank J Drum declined Alfred T Wilson was urged but Shannon prevailed after much importuning He refused when first urged and was later asked as a duty He is seen as a strong organization Democrat and his voting residence is Frostburg

Washington Post Cumberland John B. Shannon Register of Wifle Democratic County Committee Frank J. Drum House of Delegates Alfred T. Wilson Talbott County Shannon Drum Queen City Frasburg

Republicans Nominate W B Baker for Maryland Senate

Belair Md Sept 46 The Republican county convention nominated State senator William B Baker of Aberdeen for Maryland Senate and J Wilson Moore Harry A Hughes John A Robinson W Culley for House districts. B M Allen withdrew, citing illness in family, with Baker chosen unanimously.

W. B. Baker Maryland Senate Washington Post Belair William B. Baker Aberdeen House of Delegates Harry A. Hughes J. Wilson Moore John A. Robinson W. ©. Culley B. M. Allen Senate Baker

Virginia Weddings Across Towns on September 26

Heathsville and several Virginia towns report multiple marriages on September 26. Arthur Hughes wed Eva Hazelwood and F W Price wed Bertha Dodson, both in their counties. Additional ceremonies include Addie Wilkina and Charlie Crabbe, Elsie Hedrick and J R Coleman, Jacob W Kershaw and Sugle D Alther, Fay Thomas and Frank H Case, William H Balile and Virginia Black. Local deaths note Blair Brown, Louis Shackleford, Mary Eva Willis, and Andrew J Goodhart with brief biographical details.

Heathsville Arthur &. Hughes Eva Hazelwood W. W. Sisk Luray F. W. Price Bertha L. Dodson D. W. Strickler Heathaville Addie Wilklna Charlie Crabbe Baptist Parsonage G. W. Beall Crabbe Chatham Elsie Anna Hedrick J. R. Coleman Danville Maseville Pittsylvania County Bunday George T. Kesler Jacob W. Kershaw Martinsburg W. Va Sugle D. Alther Martin V. Alther Page County Bristol Fay Thomas Bristol Society Frank Hardin Case Cleveland Ohio H. M. Case George R. McClellan Mexico Winchester William H. Balile United States Kernstown This County Virginia Black Stuarts Draft H. C. Fisher Washington James H. W. Blake Christ Episcopal Church Texas Radford Blair Brown Bright Drews Fredericksburg Louisé Shackleford Brooke Station Stafford County Ing Urnees Mary Eva Will Baylor Waco Tex Misa Willis W. B. Willis Westminster Leesburg Andrew J. Goodhart Loudoun County Otego Briscse Foudhert

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