M Gue arraigned as venire change granted for McCue trial
Ex mayor J Samuel McCue charged with the murder of his wife Fannie M McCue was arraigned in Charlottesville court. Trial set for October 18 with venire from Petersburg. Defense denies delay and argues for impartial jury. Capt Woods appears for Commonwealth. McCue pleads not guilty.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
J Samuel McCue
Fannie M. McCue
Corporation Court
Micajah Woods
Frank Gilmer
McCue
Oclock Commonwealth
Galmer
Morris
James A Crawford
Weyers Cave
Frank H. Crawford
Mount Sidney
Ernest Crawford
Albemarne
Crawwford
Slater
Suspected assault clouds Virginia man in dying state
Special to The Washingwucum Liteay reports Lee G Kibler of Imball in a dying condition from injuries suffered after a mysterious incident on the Blue Ridge Pinnacle. He rode home dazed with a head wound and torn thumb after leaving to help his son, with locals suspecting a fall or foul play. Kibler, about fifty, remains unconscious.
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Lee G Kibler
Imball
Blue Ridge
Rappahannock
Nibler
Mr. Hibler
Captured by Ruse: Counterfeiter Arrested Near Garretts? Railroad
Secret Service Agent John H Washer arrested Harvey Keller near Garret, Maryland, thirty miles north of Cumberland, after Keller was lured under the pretense of examining an organ pedal aboard a Baltimore and Ohio train. Keller, once surprised while making counterfeit money, faced charges of passing thousands of dollars.
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Secret Service
Washington
Cumberland
Harvey Keller
Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio
John H. Washer
Washer
George Barnett
Kelser
Barnett
Harvey Kelser
Richmond Passenger and Power appoints new trustee
At a Richmond meeting the Cen val Trust Company of New York was named trustee under the consolidated mortgage dated January 1948 replacing Merchants Trust Company of New York. The substitute trustee certificate was filed in Chancery Court. In Luray, Charles Burns of the Page Riflemen was killed by a Norfolk and Western night train near Stanley, likely due to dozing on the tracks.
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Richmond Passenger and Power Company
Richmond
Cenval Trust Company of
New York
Merchants’ Trust Company of New York
Central Trust Company
Chancery Court
Wasahington
Luray
Charles Burns
Page Riflemen
Norfolk and Western
Stanley
Youn Burns
Norfolk and Washington Steamrboait Co
Norfolk
Fort Monroe
Paitetavuta
Newport News
Ponta South
Washington
Portsmouth
Altexandria
Ft Monroe
Monro
Nortalk
Alexandria
Waabington
General Ticket
Lth
Colorado
6Th
Dominio. Steamship CO
Merchants & Miners’ Steamships
Boston
7Th St
Jon Callahan
W. H Callahan
Beverly Flowers Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder
Beverly Flowers pleads guilty in the Circuit Court to murdering his brother in law William Laton near Bristol. He faces sentencing to the penitentiary later this week. Special report from Clarksburg dated September 27.
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Washington Post
Clarksburg
Beverly Flowers
William Laton
Bristol
Here
Warring Hebrew Factions Clash at Hagerstown Synagogue
In Hagerstown Maryland on September 27 police were asked to eject a faction from the Baltimore Street Synagogue after elections named Elik Kaplan president sparked a split. The opposing group, led by Max Ruben, seized the building and urged a new vote while a police inquiry ensued.
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Hagerstown
Washington Post
Mdé
Baltimore Street
Ellik Kaplan
Kaplan
Imegal
Possexa
Max Ruben
Alexandria City Council Faces Electric Plant Repairs
Washington Post Bureau report details a semimonthly Alexandria city council meeting. Council debated repairing the electric light plant roof at 78 dollars and considered larger options, including selling the plant or upgrading to a modern facility. Debates touched on street improvements, police housing, and fire hose appropriation.
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Washington Post Bureau
Kiog Street
Alexandria
Deelgates
Chicago
Congress
Schuler
EB. L. Howard
Herndon
Fairfax County
John F. Rixey
Loudoun
Apt. de Zerega
Ioward
Howard
Roosevelt
W. WH. Peck
Board of Health
Abler
City
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Uhler
Spinks
Strauss
Electric Light Works
Hellmuth
Reliance
Bryan
Committee On Finance and Light
Old Council
Snowden
Committee On
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Lead Bheater
F. F Marbury
Leadbeater
California
Agricultural Chemists Hear Papers and Elect Officers
The twenty first annual convention of social agricultural chemists opened with W A Withers presiding. Reports covered tannin ash and potash by named researchers. Officers elected include President C L Penny and Secretary H W Wiley with R W Thatcher and A Browne Jr named to the executive committee. Adjournment set Washington D C for next year.
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Washington
St. Louis
Social Agricultural Chemists
W. A Withers
South Carolina
Man Quits Conversation After Offensive Breath Comment
A man enters an office, sits close, and speaks directly, making the observer uncomfortable. The result is a firm dismissal as the visitor presses for business but is told the person is not interested in further discussion.
SoZodont Deodorizes Breath In Three Forms
SoZodont is essential to one whose breath is not pure and sweet. It penetrates crevices, deodorizes, sweetens and purifies them, and makes you feel genteel and clean-cut. Available in liquid powder and paste.
Lost Tennis Championship at Bachelors Lawn Club
In Washington DC the Bachelors Lawn Tennis Club on M Street hosts a doubles clash where five year District champs J C Davidson and L W Glazebrook lose to F Geoghegan and C H Karr 8-6 6-3. Singles saw Davidson Geoghegan Leech Gordon McAllister Cake Hills Parkes win with clear margins as crowds expect more top matches today.
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District of Columbia
J. C. Davidson
L. W. Glazebrook
Bachelors’ Lawn
M Street
Seventeenth Street
F. Geoghegan
C. H. Karr
Davidson
Glazebrook
Geoghegan
Karr
Mr. Cake
Geoghegan and
Pomeroy
Hoyimay
Egbert
Bacon
Wilson
Gordon
McAllister
McLean
Cake
Flournoy
Hills
Parkes
Swenarton
Rogue Tournament Second Day Results at The Wickets
The second day at the rogue tournament produced several close bouts at Rhode Island avenue and Ninth street NW. In division one Capt Whaley beat Charles Bryant while A V Moore defeated Paul A Peck. In division two Edward Blanchard defeated Capt Whaley and Clifford Howard beat Henry Duryea. Contests resume at four this afternoon and run to Saturday when the Southern championship match will be determined.
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Rhode Island Avenue
Ninth Street Northwest
Capt. Whaley
Charles Bryant
A. V. Moore
Paul A Peck
Edward Blanchard
Clifford Howard
Henry Duryea
Horseshoers Push District for Higher Pay
Twenty nine members of the Master Horseshoers National Protective Association met at Sixth and G streets to demand pay raises of 2 per set for horseshoes for the Fire Department. A committee will seek a districtwide decision before month end, or the union will halt horse shoeing for the city. Chief Justice Clabaugh sentenced William Devan to eighteen months for housebreaking. Several defendants pleaded not guilty to various charges. Youthful offenders pleaded guilty to thefts and were sent to reform school. Divorce proceedings begun in Jameson case over infidelity with two co-respondents named. Pocket theft reported at the Lincoln flats theater, two five dollar bills missing.
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National Protective Association
Sixth and
G Streets
Clabaugh
William Devan
Fred Carter
Julia Proctor
Harry Earnshaw
Joseph Miles
James Sargent
James Munroe
Clarence Hill
Horace Garner
Arthur Shaw
Samuel Yates
Joseph Sweetvine
Thomas Wormley
John Hall
William Smith
William C. Jameson
Sallie E. Jameson
Admits Falsifying Bank Books in New London Case
Col James A Brown former treasurer of People s Savings Bank Stonington pleaded guilty to four counts of making false entries in bank books covering a alleged shortage of 20090 Sentence deferred. Dr Frank Sanft Roxbury physician indicted for counterfeiting adjudged unsound mind and to be committed to an institution for the insane more than 10000 in counterfeit notes and a complete outfit for manufacturing bogus bills found in his home.
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New London
James A. Brown
People's Savings Bank
Stonington
Brown
Beecaw
Boston
Frank Sanft
Sanft
Roxbury
Colonial Mahogany Furniture Sale Advertisement in Muslin Finish
A fragmented and ornate furniture advertisement lists numerous mahogany items for sale or display. Includes Pretty Empire Divan, Arm Chair, Wing Toilet Table, multiple Cheval Glasses, Wardrobe, four poster bed, three-piece and four-piece chamber sets, chiffoniers, washstands, bureaus, dressers, and toilet tables with various prices such as 136.00 and 126.00.
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Sheraton
Felace Micheremyeitas
San Domingo
Ceee Ee Aes
Dresser
Sabe Laeach
Weiet
Cpealeips Dabre
Abe
Solar
Reception to Father McGee Returns from Europe Tour
Rev. Joseph F. McGee, pastor of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart, was honored at a reception by his Mount Pleasant congregation to mark his European vacation. The event, held in the post office hall, featured welcome from Rev. Hartwell, a truncated address by McGee about his trip, a vivid Mount Vesuvius description, and the apostolic benediction in Latin. Winter service hours resume next Sunday with masses at 7 30 and 10 30, plus a sermon. Musical program included Mrs. Deyo and Miss Eversman among others. Separately, G W Crussell reported being robbed near Smithsonian grounds.
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Europe
Joseph F. McGee
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Park Street
Mount Pleasant
Father McGee
Bartholomew Flartweil
Father Hartwell
Mount Vesuvius
Mesdames Deyo
J. Esputa-Daly
J. K. Wallace
FE. B. Spencer
Alice Eversman
Mauds S. Spencer
N. Aughinhaush
Ed J. McQuade
Eric Rath
Joseph 38
Duffy
Joseph Hayden
Bernard J. Ryan
Clarence Wallace
K. O. Dwyer
G. Callan
J. Meagher
L. ¥. Gannon
Miss Marie Becker
Suit to Set Aside Deed for Undue Influence Alleged
Elizabeth A. Durkin and seven others sue Mary A. Knapp executrix and four others to cancel a deed from Ambrose Lee Ogle to his father Reazin H. Ogle. They claim Ambrose was mentally infirm and coerced, deed dated December 28, 1897, leading to Ambrose's later confinement and death at St Elizabeths. Attorneys Douglass & Douglass and William B. Matthews Jr. represent the complainants.
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Elizabeth A. Durkin
Mary A. Knapp
Reazin H.ogle
Ambrose Lee Ogle
St. Elizabeth's Insane Asylum
Douglass & Douglass
William B. Matthews, Jr
Rival Laundries Controversy Ends Injunction
Chief Justice Clabaugh signed an order discharging the rule to show cause against William H. Mundy and the Tolman Laundry and dissolving the injunction against Mundy. The action in the Hoyal Laundry case seeks 10000 dollars in damages. Maurice McAuliffe sues Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone and George W. Knox Express over a December 21 accident on M street NW claiming injuries and damages.
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Clabaugh
William H. Mundy
Tolman Laundry
Hoyal Laundry Company
Mundy
Coldren & Fenning
J. J. Darlington
Maurice McAuliffe
Patrick McAuliffe
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
George W. Knox Express Company
M Street
Connecticut Avenue
Eighteenth Street
James A. O'Shea
George H. Calvert, Jr
Remarkable Cure Claim for Blood Trouble Tonic
A testimonial states long term blood disease was cured after using 8.5.4 and Bi 3.3.8, bought on Perrysville Avenue in Allegheny City, Pennsylvania. The writer notes weight gain and overall health improvement during treatment.
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Perrysville Ave
Allegheny City
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