Swanson Secures Gun for Maury Voyage to Washington
Gov Swanson met Navy Department officials aboard the Maury to obtain a small machine gun for the vessel armament. The conference with Secretary Bonaparte yielded a positive outcome, and a 1 inch gun is likely to be mounted soon on the forward deck. The Maury, flagship of Virginia’s oyster navy, anchored at Old Point then traveled to Montross for a Confederate memorial dedication before returning to Washington. The navy vows vigilance against Potomac violators as Virginia oysters benefit from a forecast strong season and expected revenues near $100000 this fiscal year.
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Virginis Oyster Navy
Washington
Gov. Swanson
W.mcd. Lea
State Board of Fisheries
Viking Matthesys
Roger A. James
Danville
W. PF. Caydwell
Virginia House
Robert W. Hunter
Richmond
BR. E. Lee, Jr
Fairfax
Swanson
Navy Department
Bonaparte
Old Point
Montross
Westmoreland
Col. Lee
Tey. J. William Jones
Maj. Hunter
Stratford
Gen. Lee
Tha Manry
Virginia
Yok
Maryland
Potomac
Navy
James River
Arrest in Virginia for Bigamy and Dual Homes
Richmond Sept 23 W B Wella a steeple painter was arrested on a bigamy charge. He allegedly has wives and four children in Richmond and Manchester across the river, living half the time in each city and keeping both families unaware of the other. One wife, Rebecca Adelia Roberts, married in Sharpsburg NC four years ago, and the other, Gertrude Michaela of Braunton, remains uncooperative.
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Washington Root
Richmond
W. B Wella
Manchester
Sharpsburg
N. C
Rebecca
Adelia Roberts
Gertrude Michaela
Braunton
New Trial for Richards Over Dead Relative Testimony
The third trial of John N. Richards for Maurice K. Francis's murder will start October 16 in Floyd County Court. The major issue is whether testimony from the defendant's deceased parents and brother can be admitted. Courts have split on this, with Virginia Supreme Court rulings against the defense but other states and the U S Supreme Court offering contrary views.
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Spatsal
Roanoke
John N. Richards
Maurice K. Francis
Floyd
Moffett
Virginia Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Highest Court
United States
Killed in Runaway Near Blountville
News from Bristol Tennessee reports J W Neill a young farmer was killed in a run away near Blountville. He was thrown from his surrey and his neck broken. His wife and two children also thrown and seriously injured. Mystic Knights elect officers at Wheeling and Keyser. West Virginia orders list officers for Select Castle of Knights of the Myrtle Chain. John M Goodwyn of Petersburg faces concealed weapons charge but mayor dismisses case at city council request.
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Rytelel
Washington Post
Bristol Tenn
J.W. Neill
Blountville
County
Mystic Knights
W. Va
West Virginia
Order of Knights of the Myrtle Chain
Wheeling
Regger
O A Feather
L. Baker
Parsons
Marchal
Wo Surons
Blaine
R. Brynon
Whesling
A. E Rice
Keyser
Speel
Whae Wasnng
Rust Petersburg
John M. Goodwyn
Concord presbytery approves union in work not church government
Salisbury Sept 23 The Concord presbytery adjourned after three days with reports and an ordination sermon by Rev M Richards D D of Statesville Frank Balty Mooresville Iredell County was ordained for foreign mission work in Cuba A resolution by Rev Dr George H Cornelson of Concord favoring union of the Southern and Northern Presbyterian churches passed by a big majority Debate split over union in work and spirit versus church government
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Washington Los
Salisbury
N. C
Concord Presbytery
M Richards
D. D
Statesville
Frank Balty
Mooresville
Iredell County
Cuba
Cuba. A Resolution Introduced On the Floor of the Presbytery
George H. Cornelson
Concord
Cornelson
J. A. Scott
Charlotte
Forming Servant Trust in Richmond Housecleaning
Special to The Washington Post from Richmond Virginia shows Negro housecleaners rapidly joining the Virginia Housecleaning Company. Manager William Ayles reports most servants signed, prices to be regulated next, with plans to expand to other Virginia cities once organized.
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Richmond
Washington Post
Virginia Housecleaning Company
Willliam Ayles
Masters Threaten Strike on Bay Lines Out of Baltimore
Bay area water transport workers threaten resignations to take effect next Monday if wage hikes of 25 to 30 percent are not granted. Sixty seven masters and deckmen from several lines led by Capt. Luthar B. Dow demand higher pay, aiming to avert a possible tie up of steamboat services critical to city trade.
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Baltimore
Luthar B. Dow
Grand Harbor Association
New York
Baltimore, Chesapeake, and Atlantic Railway Company
Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia Railway Company
New York and Baltimore Transportation Company
Brisson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ines
Maryland
Tidewater
Virginia
Baltimore, Chesapeake, and Atlantic Railway
Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia
Democrats Confident in Ninth District Victory
Virginia Democratic State central executive committee met in Richmond. Reports from districts show party strength broad, with high hopes in the Ninth district where the main contest unfolds. Committee was asked to arrange funding for campaigns as leaders express no fear of Judge Saunders losing in the Fifth district.
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Virginia
Washington Peat
Richmond
Democratic State Central Executive Committee
Campal Gn Ther
Judge Saunders
Luttrell on Trial for Wife’s Decapitation Murder
Sylvester Luttrell, 13 on trial at Blountville on charges of murdering Mrs Lettia Glover in Bristol last summer. The victim was slain in Luttrells sleeping apartments with an ax nearly severing her head. A witness is to testify tomorrow about the occurrence.
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Washington Post
Bristol
Tenn
Sylvester Luttrell
Blountville
County
Lettia Glover
Luttrall
Sleping
Buttrall
Policy holders meet in Raleigh to plan investigation
North Carolina policy holders from Mutual Life and New York Life Insurance companies met in Governor Glenn's office with Thomas B. Woomack presiding. They scheduled a New York meeting for October 6 to investigate directors named by the campaign and the international policy holders committees.
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Mutual
New York Life
Washington Post
Raleigh, N. Y
North Carolina
Mutual Life and
Gov. Glenn
Thomas B.woomack
New York
Negro warns race as he faces the gallows
Richmond Virginia September reports Jim Bagley colored hanged at Saludy Middlesex County for attempted criminal assault on Miss Cora Stanley a deaf mute From the gallows he urged his race to heed his fate as a warning Lynchburg police board expands to meet growth and foreign settlement due to railroad work plus new alarm boxes Trigg Wyatt and George Snodgrass jailed at Bristol Tennessee tied and given four year sentences for robbery in North Carolina August in court
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Richmond
Jim Bagley
Saludy
Middlesex County
Cora Stanley
Bristol
Tenn
Trigg Wyatt
George Snodgrass
Gi. W. Council
North Carolina
Tennesse
Bank's funds sought claim officers negligent in Newport News
Depositors of the defunct Savings Bank of Newport News sue for about $20,000, alleging officer negligence led to bank wreck by Irwin Tucker who died by his own hand. Special Commissioner Co. C. Mitchell to examine affairs. E R Vaughn depositor named plaintiff. Bank receiver Allan D. Jones and former officers named as defendants.
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Irwin Tucker
C. C. Mitchell
E. R. Vaughn
Specter
Washington
Newport News
Savings Bank of Newport News
C. Braxton
Staunton
C. C. Berkeley
Allan D. Jones
Mitchell
Co. C. Mitchell
Bohemian Catholic Church Dedicated in Prince George County
In Petersburg Virginia on September 28 a new Bohemian Catholic Church was dedicated near here with a formal procession of thirty white-dressed girls bearing flags. Bishop Van De Vyver presided with three priests and addressed attendees in English after a Bohemian sermon by Father Melichay. High Mass was conducted by Rev. J. T. O'Farrel of St. Joseph's.
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Washington
Nes
Petersburg
Prince George County
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
van’ de Vyver
Richmond
van de Vyver
Edifica
Church of the Sacred Heart
Father Konick
J. T. O'Farrel
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Bohemian
Father Melichay
Church of the Holy Redeemer
New York
Englsh
Virginia Antiquities Group Forms Branch in Charlottesville
Mrs Ellyson presides as Richmond member connected with the parent association attends the ceremony. Officers named include directress Mrs Caroline M Brown and recording secretary Mrs Raleigh Minor from the University of Virginia with Mrs J Taylor Ellyson of Richmond guiding the group. Members discuss farming methods and ways to sustain interest and meet the organization’s aims.
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Charlottesville
Association For the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
Caroline M. Brown
Albert ‘Tuttle
University of Virginia
Raleigh ©. Minor
John B. Turpin
J. Taylor Ellyson
Richmond
Wes
Molasses Cargo Arrives in Richmond First Since Fifteen Years
The American schooner Success delivered the first pure raw molasses shipment to Richmond in fifteen years. Arriving from Antigua after a 25 day voyage, the ship weathered a severe gale with no loss of life. The 70,000 gallons carry a sugar test of 55 percent.
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Richmond
Success
Richmond Docks
Antigua
Antilles
British West Indies
Atlantic Seaboard
Prisoner attempts suicide after nine month sentence
Calvin Coldwell a 75 year old colored man in Mecklenburg County was sentenced to nine months on a whisky re tailing conviction. After sentencing he attempted suicide by cutting his throat in the prisoners room and was found bleeding. He lies in critical condition with possible death.
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Washington Post
Charlotte
N. C
Calvin Coldwell
Chain Gang
R. B. Peebles
Coldwell
Laurel Clay Plant Burned Near Laurel Maryland
Fire destroyed the Laurel Clay Products Company plant about three miles from Laurel with only drying bins saved after bucket brigades halted steam and pumps. Estimated loss around 10000 dollars, partly insured. about 125 workers affected, and officials plan to rebuild the plant.
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Washington
Soa
Laurel
Laurel Clay Products Company
Aged Woman Williams Sought by Baltimore Police
In Baltimore on September 28 authorities in the Northeastern district searched for relatives of Mrs. Sarah Williams an elderly woman found wandering near Gay Street and North Avenue Wednesday night. A brother in reportedly good circumstances was located but declined guardianship. she may be committed to Bayview. She earlier lived with a son in Bel Air, Maryland, who recently turned her away.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Sarah
Wiliams
Gay Street
North Avenue
Willams
Bayview
Belair
JUST ESCAPES CREMATION
A fire destroyed the dwelling of Samuel Myers near Sharpsburg Maryland with his daughter Anna Donohea away at a neighbor’s. Myers, ill with fever, dragged from bed and collapsed before escaping but was rescued by his daughter who carried him to safety. Her residence contained several hundred dollars and jewelry.
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Washington
Hagerstown
Samuel Myers
Sharpsburg
Anna Donohea
Myers
Daudter
Conductors to Receive Higher Pay Under Seaboard Agreement
Norfolk report from General Superintendent Hix states a satisfactory settlement with Seaboard Air Line conductors is reached. The exact wage increase awaits calculation under the two miles overtime provision, with no new demands reported from trainmen or carmen.
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Seaboard
Norfolk
Supt Hix
Rathway
Supt
Hix
Carmen
Seaboard Air Line
Snake in Hen’s Nest Alarm Causes Rural Stir
Special to The Washington w Fredericksburg Virginia Rept 28 Mrs A M Tolson of Stafford County reports finding a six foot black snake curled in a hen nest. The creature appeared dead then moved when touched and had eaten eggs and swallowed a china nest egg. Mrs Tolson acted quickly and the snake was killed.
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Washington W
Fredericksburg
A. M. Tolson
Stafford County
Light for Alexandrians Remodeling Begins for Power Plant
The Baltimore court confirmed the Osage Manufacturing property sale in Alexandria to the Alexandria Electric Company for 19600 dollars. Deeds will transfer next Monday, and remodeling will start to install the power plant supplying arc and incand escent lighting, heating, and manufacturing power. The 30 year franchise was recently awarded, with operation hoped by early next year.
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Ishington Post Bureau
Hing Street
Alexandria
United States District Court
Baltimore
Osage Manufacturing Company
Alexandria Eilectric Company
Tt Ia
Electric Company
Alexandria Electric Company
Dick declines bid for Congress in Maryland race
Cumberland Maryland September Former Senator David B H Dick announces he will not run as an independent candidate for Congress. A lengthy interview with Lloyd Lowndes suggests the plan was discouraged. Dick cites inability to meet campaign expenses as the reason.
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Cumberland
David BH
Congress
Lloyd Lowndes
Governor Glenn Accepts Newport News Banquet Invitation
Gov Glenn has accepted an invitation from Newport News officials to attend a banquet on October 5 before the launching of the North Carolina. He will be accompanied by his mother wife and daughter along with the council of state and staff members.
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Newport News
Washington
Raleigh
N. C
Gov
Glenn
North Carolina
Council of State
Alexandria Chamber Elects Diverse Board of Directors
The Alexandria Chamber of Commerce elected a large board led by William A. Smoot Sr. with Georga S. French and T. C. Buirth among others. The list includes executives from fertilizer, banking, wholesale goods, hardware, brewing, and banking firms, reflecting a broad local business network. Meanwhile the Court of Appeals of Virginia granted a writ of error and supersedeas in a Burroughs case concerning life insurance policy payouts, requiring a $1,500 bond, with attorneys named for both sides. The junior bureau team of the Alexandria Athletic Association announced a 3 PM match against Warwick Juniors at Luna Park, with a full local lineup provided. Other notes cover real estate transfers, Yom Kippur observances by Alexandria Jews, a jail escape report from Ohio, and a call for a special grand jury to convene Wednesday on several robbery and assault cases.
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Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
William A. Smoot
Georga S. French
Alexandria Chiambcalesd Fertilizer Company
T. C. Builth
Alexandria
National Banke
Ford
The
Mutual Tea Company
George D. Hopkins
Old Dominion Gass Cony
John T. Johnson
Portner Brewing Company
W. A Smoot, Jr
W. A. Emoot & Co
Coehestera
W. B Smoot
Co. Smoot & Boss Company
Tancer
Julien Y. Willems
Hevenner Bafting Company
Court of‘Appeals of
Virginia
Burroughs
Columbus
Alexandria Corporation Court
Ths
John M. Johnson
Leo PF. Harlow
Organizaon
Atton Bs
District of Columbia
Wentington
D. C
H. H.neille
D.C
Sea Ee
Tan Railroad Company
Metropolitan Railroad
Washington
Washington, D. C
W. F. Ham
Knight Templar
John R. McLean
Ae Consin Avenue
Art
Johnston
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company
11Th St
Geo. Ae Robinson
Corcoran Gallery OF Art
Wesigt F.B. McGuire
Lawrence students to receive Carnegie hero medals
Misa Hisse Plantz daughter of Lawrence University president and Trewin W Church of Menominee Falls will get Carnegie hero medals for saving three Lawrence girls from frozen Fox River during winter 1904 06. John P Cowan Carnegie Medal Commission rep said medals will be presented in January in Appleton Wisconsin.
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Lawrence University
Appleton
Wis
Misa Hisse Plantz
Samuel, Plantz
Trewin W. Church
Menominee Falls
Wil
Lawrence
Fox River
John P. Cowan
New York
Carnegie Hero Medal Commission
Misa Planta
Mr. Church
Indictments in St Louis Bribery Case Involving Snyder and Uthoff
Grand jury indicts Robert M. Snyder of Kansas City for bribery tied to passage of the Central Traction franchise bill through the municipal assembly in 1908. Former Councilman Frederick G. Uthoff, now of Denver, charged with perjury for allegedly false testimony before the grand jury in 1902. Athoff appeared for two hours, came from Denver, willing to testify. he was arrested and released on a $3,000 bond.
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Snyder
Athoff
St. Louis
Grand Jury
Robert M. Snyder
Kansas City
Central Traction
Municipal Assembly
Frederick G. Uthoff
Denver
Uthoff
Athoft
Kept Marriage Secret in Harrisburg Nuptials
Special to The Washington Post reports that R. H. Lee Reich of Frederick and Elinore Grahame Johnson of Walkersville Frederick County were married March 7 in Harrisburg but kept the wedding secret. The groom works for Hull & Reich, stationers and book dealers, and the bride is J. Grahame Johnson’s daughter and a descendant of Thomas Johnson Maryland’s first governor.
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Washington Post
Frederick
Harrisburg
R. H. Lee Reich
Elinore Grahame Johnson
Wallkeravile
Frederick County
Hull & Relch, Stationers
Pot J. Grahame Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Wagon Overturns Injures Wilhem Couple Near Spencer
Spencer North Carolina September 28 a wagon load of hay overturned injuring Mr and Mrs Frank Wilhem of Faith Rowan County. They were riding atop the load and suffered a broken arm broken leg and a broken ankle respectively. Doctors expect recovery.
Timber Lands Bought for 100 000 in 6000 Acres Deal
Tigarts River Lumber Company of Millereek acquired rights to 600 acres of timber land near Huttonsville from Col Elihu Hutton and Wirt Ward for 100000 dollars. Title became clear after a Supreme Court decision. Fredericksburg Sept 28. Frank T Weet Jr of Loulan County married Dorothy Calhoun Ingram of Washington at Beckley W Va yesterday.
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Washington Post
Eling
Tigarts River Lumber Company
Millereek
Huttonsville
Elihu Hutton
Wirt
Ward
Hutton
Supreme Court
Fredericksourg
Frank T. Weet, Jr
Loulan County
Beckley
W. Va
Dorothy Calhoun Ingram
Washington
Virginia obituary notices recount local deaths in September
L J Bald longtime caterer in this area died suddenly in Harpers Ferry aged about sixty one. Samuel Gol Mag Noland of Bolivar died at home from dropey aged sixty five. Richard H Brinkley of Suffolk died at Eastern State Hospital in Williamsburg aged fifty four, survived by wife two grown sons and two brothers. William Clage, a Brookeville resident killed in a driving accident, services held at St Johns Episcopal Church Olney. Charles Henry Grim prominent Frederick County farmer and former contractor died of consumption at Brightside Kernetown aged sixty eight, survived by wife Hattie V Grim one daughter two sisters and four brothers.
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Willimsburg
Rockvils
Funers
William C.lage
Enong
Brookeville
Rockvilla
St. John's Episcopal Church
Olney
Peter M. Boyden
Winchester
Charles Henry Grim
Frederick County
Brightside
Kernetown
Hae
Bre
Hattle V. Grim
Alog
Steters
Maryland Obituary and Politician in Hagerstown
Hagerstown reading Sept 28 H Robert Collinge longtime resident and former Maryland Silk Mills manager died suddenly in Paterson New Jersey where he had lived age 70. Also in Baltimore Sept 28 Lewis Pistel Democratic politician of the Fourth ward died this morning of Brights disease aged about 54. He served 35 years as Fire Truck No 2 member and received a pension. left a widowed mother and six siblings. Read tomorrow removal sale announcement from The Hub for hats and furnishings.
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Hagerstown
H. Robert Collinge
Maryland Silk Mills
Psterson
N. J
Baltimore
Lewis Pistel
Bright
Mr. Pistel
Lawrences
Baltimers and
Greene Streets
Gala Day at Strasburg Features Hose Race
Massanutten Hose Company defeats Lexington team in a reel race at Strasburg gala day promoters Walter Scott Lodge Knights of Pythias report inclement weather reduced attendance. First race tied at 32 1 2 seconds. final 209 4 for Massanutten. Lexington 341 4.
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Masganutten Hose Company
Lexington
Washington Post
Strasburg
Walter Scott Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Massanutten Hose Company
Lexington Va
Massanutten
Lawyer Refuses to Answer in Minnesota Rate Hearing
In St Paul Minnesota during a railroad commodity rate hearing General Counsel Seevers of the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad refused to disclose information about twenty drafts issued to cover legal expenses. He said the requested details were confidential and would not identify the signing official for drafts dated January 19 1905 and August 11 1905.
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Minnesota Railroad Commission
St. Paul
Minn
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Seevers
Minneapolis and
Archbishop Moeller Elected Supreme Chaplain at YMIA Convention
At the YMIA supreme convention closing in Indianapolis on Sept 28 Louisville was chosen for the next meeting, with Archbishop Moeller of Cincinnati named supreme chaplain. Elected officers include L C Mahan as supreme president from Hareka California, J J Keogh of New York City as supreme first vice president, 7 2 Sullivan of Louisville as supreme second vice president, C A Slinger of Indianapolis as supreme secretary, and D J Cullinan of Pittsburgh as supreme treasurer.
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Sain
Young Man's Institute
Indianapols
Ind
Supreme Convention of the
Young Men’s Institute
Louisvile
Moel Jer
Cincinnati
L. C. Mahan
Hareka
Cal
J. J. Keogh
New York City
Explosion At Pittsburg Plate Glass Hits Cleveland District
An early morning blast at the Pittsburg Plate Glass Co building in Cleveland causes a $200,000 blaze spreading to about six neighboring structures. A second explosion toppled walls around 11 oclock. Three firemen are hospitalized but not believed fatally hurt.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
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