Public Opinion Shifts on Judge Loving in Estes Tragedy
Judge Loving of Nelson county plans to resign as manager of the Thomas F. Ryan estate and leave Virginia. Public opinion, fueled by the Estes murder case, condemns him as brutal and unjust, and a monument erected by Nelson county women honors the slain boy. Virginia jurists face stern community judgment with no appeal.
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Judge Loving
Nelson County
Thomas F. Ryan
Virginia
Estes
Paper Trust and Tariff Debate Faces Public Outcry
The piece argues the International Paper Company forms a powerful trust restricting trade and silencing objections in the newspaper industry. It cites inflated capitalization, stock prices, and a high tariff era that boosted paper costs, urging Congress to restore free wood pulp and print paper to curb price rises and open competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Paper Company
Paper
Congress
Senator Jeff Davis Accused of Harsh Remarks in Washington
In a Washington scene that clashes with state police court caution, Senator Jeff Davis faced scrutiny after he shouted against newspapers in the Senate floor. The remarks attacked capitalism and greed as he argued media influence, while a magistrate in D C pursued implications of excess speech.
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Jeff Davis
Washington
United States
Jeff
Senate
Arkansas Fight Sparks Decline In Senate Civility
A fragment notes a fight in Arkansas ending with a demagogic jab about senators from the region. The snippet blames “low-grade men” in the United States Senate and uses a Baltimorean taunt to describe the vulgar figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Arkansas
Baltimore
The Democrat Opposes Bryan Nomination at Washington and Lee
A Washington and Lee University publication titled The Democrat aims to oppose Bryan's presidential nomination. It argues against nominating Bryan, noting the articles are swell and bright to persuade students that a Bryan nomination would be improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Lee University
Democrat
Bryan
Washington and Lee
Weather and Local Moves Reported After Hail Storm
Mrs. Charles E. Good sold his house to J. E. Rinker and moved to Capon Bridge to join Unio Tanning Company. Farmers are busy planting corn but rain is badly needed as ground remains hard. The first hail storm of the season struck Monday.
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Charles E. Good
J. E. Rinker
Capon Bridge
Unio Tanning Company
Giood Samaritan School Closes After Evening Program
Miss Effie Hauptman closes Giood Samaritan School with a packed house last Saturday night. Fries Brothers provide music as students perform songs and recitations including Bonnie Blue Flag and Our Cook. tableaux, dialogues, and numerous readings highlight the farewell event.
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Effie Hauptman
Giood Samaritan School
Fries Brothers’ Orchestra
Bonnie Blue Flag
The
Echool
Raymond Golightly
Charlie Boy
Susie Schlack
Dollie
Vivian Ritter
Dick Golight
Doll’s Hospital
Boys’ Opinion
Lantzauptman
Fries Brothers
Grace
Arnie Golightly
NatheHatter
Dead Bud
Sarah Ginn
Alam
Gal Babteno
Model Church
acCold
Mary ‘An
Lillie Auptman
Dora Hauptmann
Katie
Marie Fries
Tableeau
Sleeping Beauty
Jimmie Butler the Owl
Clarence Peffers
Piimene
Man
Ada Scheuler
Dora Lehman
Mary Schlack
Amelia Chances
Bessie Costello
Jason
Minnie Costello
Mam
Nere Dick
Walnut Logs Go To Germany From Grimes Mill
In Grimes, April 29, Jas A Grimes owner of Edgewood Mills shipped a carload of five walnut logs from Clearbrook to Liverpool for German handling. Local residents Mrs James A Grimes and Mrs J Nesmith are noted as indisposed while several neighbors visited over the weekend.
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Edgewood Mills
and Mirs
Charles Lonas
R. A. Bockey
James A. Grimes
Frank M. Kiger
Isaac Allemony
R. H. Beckey
J. T. Nesmith
Market Reports Local Grain and Farm Commodity Prices
Local grain dealers quote buying prices for cereals including wheat corn oats and other crops. Prices for butter eggs lard potatoes apples side meat chickens turkeys and other farm products are listed with per bushel or per pound values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eewss
Chief Seabright Out After Facial Paralysis Attack
Chief of Police L A Seabright, confined at home on South Main street for over a week with facial paralysis, was able to leave today for the first time and spent time at police headquarters handling business. Symptoms appeared in his right eye and caused considerable trouble. He is under care of Dr. Hunter H. McGuire, a Winchester specialist, and friends hope for a swift recovery.
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L. A. Seabright
South Main Street
Rock Enon News Notes
Mr Turner Dunlap says she has the champin milk of the county. He notes 27 quarts daily with eleven morning nine at dinner seven at night. Miss Minnie Larrick, formerly of this place, now of Brucetown, visited her mother and brother. Miss Annie Lockhart of Trone, Va, spent Sunday with her parents.
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Rock Enon Springs
Turner Dunlap
Dunlap
Minnie Larrick
Brucetown
B. Larrick
Annie Lockhart
Trone
Mrr
James Lockhart
Court refers Baker heirs case to Master Commissioner
In Frederick County Virginia Erastus Baker vs Henry H Baker heirs et al the court orders reference to a Master Commissioner to identify heirs at law of Henry H Baker distribute realty, determine partition suitability report liens and creditors priority and convene interested parties. Notice by Winchester newspaper four weeks and May 28 1908 hearing date set at Ward & Larrick office. Commissioner David S Glaze presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Baker
Winchester
Mi o na Tablets Backed by DrugGists Declares War on Stomach Ailments
Wiart and leading druggists promote Mi o na Tablets to fight stomach troubles. They guarantee a refund for any 50 cent box not satisfying buyers and claim it strengthens digestive organs. Promoter Branch Baker & Son sells Mi o na with assurances of rapid relief from headaches dizziness nervousness and distress after meals.
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Branch_ Baker & Son
Omitted Name Added for Mary E. Eddy’s Grandchildren
The notice states Horace E. McKinster of this city was inadvertently omitted yesterday from the list of the late Mrs. Mary E. Eddy's grandchildren.
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Mary E. Eddy
Horace E .McKinster
John McFadden Plans Visit to Baltimore Friends
Mr John McFadden left this morning for Baltimore where he will spend several days visiting friends.
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John McFadden
Baltimore
Fria 8
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Germany
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Chief Seabright
Rock Enon News Notes
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Elijah
Battle Creek
Mich
Frederick County
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David S. Glaize
Chane
Court. Ward & Larrick
Hie
Patterson & Kidwell
East Water
Berrysville
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Carlton
Shenanaoan River
Lekave
Jordan Springs Junction
Lake View
Berry
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Southern Ry
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Castleman’s Ferry
Bosanko
Europe
Theo. H. Diener & Co
E. Baltimore St
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
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