Hearne Seen as Ideal Governor Candidate in Panhandle Support
Hon William H Hearne born 1852 in Camp Maryland emerged as a strong political and business figure. The Telegraph details his early industrial work with the Dewey Vance iron business Riversiie and his education at Georgetown ington and Jefferson College, plus UVA law training and service with Daniel Lamb. He is described as a capable lawyer capitalist and philanthropist with a country home at West Liberty and a fund aiding education. The piece portrays broad support across the Panhandle and predicts he would be a popular and useful governor if elected.
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William H. Heerne
Camp
Maryland
Hearne
Wheeling
New York City
Dewey-Vance Company
Half County
Wling
Panhandle
William H. Hearne
Georgetown
District of Columbia
Ington and Jefferson College
Hngton
Daniel Lambie
West Virginia
University Virginia
Charlottsville
Lamb
Presbytery
West Liberty
May
Hearne Seeks Republican Governor Nomination
Hon. William H. Hearne, a leading capitalist and prominent Wheeling attorney, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor.
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William H. Hearne
Wheeling
Typhoid Epidemic Strikes Bedford City Virginia
Bedford City reports a typhoid fever outbreak with forty cases and three deaths over two weeks. A nearby family washing a daughter’s clothes is linked to the contaminated Spring water supply, and three new cases were recorded yesterday.
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Lynchburg
Bedford City
Here
West Virginia Deliberations Hint at Taft and Taft-Aligned Delegates
West Virginia politicians discuss presidential convention strategy with coal magnates Houston and Isaac T Mann eyed for large delegate roles. Congressman Gaines Sturgis and Woodyard weigh loyalties while Hubbard previously urged Taft support, signaling early state alignment ahead of Chicago.
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Francis Gesener
Wogat
West Virginia
Houston
Chicago
Isaac T. Mann
Ccal
Aigat
Gaines
Charleston
Sturgis
Morgentown
Woodyard
Spencer
Willerd
Scott
Fairbanks
Cannon
Taft
Hughes
Sturgiss
Jon Gaines
Speeker
Ohio
Hubbard
Hubbard House
Dawson
Arlington Hotel
Hikina
Dewson
Taft tariff views dominate talk at congressmen conference
The report discusses Taft's tariff revision stance and how Hughes Gaines Woodyard and Sturgiss attended a conference while keeping views private. It notes alignment with Roosevelt methods, preferences for state building, and a desire for a new governor candidate, with each official lodging at Washington establishments.
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Hughes
Gaines
Woodyard
Taft
Hubbard
Hubbard Hal
Sturgiss
William L. Wilson
Roosevelt
Stoneleigh Court
Washington
John Hey
Congress Hall
Richmond
Burnington
Marlborough
Prominent Physicians Endorse Vinol Cod Liver Preparation
Eminent doctors from Evans Mills New York Thomasville Georgia and others praise Vinol as a superior cod liver product for bronchial and pulmonary troubles strength and vitality. They credit a scientific process combining peptonate of iron with cod liver elements but no oil. Bluefield area drugstores endorse a money back satisfaction guarantee urging trial.
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W. N. Hand
M. D
Evans Mills
N. Y
Vinel
Bunchelle
Thomasville
South
Vinci
Bluefield
Goodykoontz Drug Co
West
End Drug Co
Hast End Parmacy
Bluefield Pharmacy
Developments in Worsham Case At North Tazewell
Tazewell Va January 9 Special new details emerge after G A Worsham was fined twenty dollars for assault on Miss Margaret O Harr the defense tried to bring character evidence for the complainant which was denied a warrant was sworn by H G Perry against the young woman and served by sergeant Jesse McCall she was arraigned the night before trial and left town the day after with her whereabouts unknown this notice completes earlier reporting and seeks to inform readers fairly.
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Tazewell
Telegre
G. A. Worsham
North Tazewell
Margaret O'Harr
Worsham
Brownson affair dominates Senate debate in push for navy bill
The Brownson affair was the Senate's chief topic as Senator Hale introduced a navy personnel bill. Till sought witnesses, but Hale favored fact gathering on personnel over an investigation, proposing a reform to limit permanent boards and defining line officer ranks within the staff corps. The measure also allows temporary boards and retires officers after 40 years, with a 20 percent pay increase for navy and marine corps personnel. The House convened in a disorderly scene with a room-plot lottery for new office space, Speaker Cannon restoring order as plans were shown.
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Washington
Jan
Senate
Hale
Till
Tilmin
Newy
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Department
Staff Corps
Marine Corps
House
New House
Capitol
Cannon
Miners Join Army Amid West Virginia Disaster Mobilization
Columbus Ohio January 9. Recruits at the barracks include miners from Monongah and other mining districts. Capt. Young returned from West Virginia where he served as a recruiting officer and notes miners are flocking to enlist.
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Columbus O
Monongaha
W. Va
Young
West Virginia
Explosion Kills Two In Princeton Coal Mine
Two shot-firers Mack St Clair aged 36 and Solomon Lawrence aged 32 were killed instantly in a Princeton Coal Mining Company mine explosion early today. Eight others were inside but escaped. the blast was blamed on a windy shot and the mine suffered heavy damage.
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Princeton, Nd
Mack St. Clair
Solomon Lawrence
Princeton Coal Mining Company
St. Clair
Postmaster Killed in Kentucky Altercation
A Somerset special reports in Shopville Ky that Postmaster Harvey McHarrgue and Claude Price McHarrgue clashed after Harvey ordered Price to stop calling on a young woman in the post office home. Price was shot and McHarrgue died, with Price probably fatally stabbed.
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Louisville
Somerset
Shopville
Harvey McHarrgue
Claude Price McHarrgue
Price
McHarrene
Belmont Cafe Menu and Buckwheat Offerings
Belmont Cafe daily fall dinners served 12 to 3 pm. Buckwheat cakes are featured for breakfast with purée country buckwheat or Sunbeam prepared buckwheat. Sublette & Barnes advertise both varieties. 1-10-31
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E. v Sloan
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Sublette & Barnes
Decision Favors Schmitz In Extortion Case Ruling
The California district court of appeals set aside the judgment against former Mayor Eugene KE Schmitz in the French restaurant extortion cases. Abe Reuf also benefits from the ruling by the appellate court, restoring potential relief or reconsideration.
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Ruef
Schmitz
Ruetewnnot
Supreme Court
Schmitz and
San Francisco
Cal
District Court of Appeals
Eugene KE. Schmitz
Abe Reuf
Famous Case Closed In Carter Rail Bond Fraud
Judge Kohlsaar ruled for the government in the Carter case, denying restitution of $400,000 in unregistered railroad bonds and related securities traced to safety deposits and banks. The decision ends the high profile fraud conspiracy involving Carter Greene and Gaynor and their penitentiary sentences.
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Chicago
Kohlsaar
United States Circuit
Oberlin M. Carter
United States Army
Greene and
Gaynor
Carter
Capt
Greene and Gaynor
Four Bodies Recovered From Wreck of Leonora
Norfolk report identifies the schooner Leonora from Bound Pond Maine as the ship that foundered off Diamond Shoals. Four bodies washed ashore, with one missing crewman. Life savers say no wreckage remains to mark the strike site and the vessel’s destruction was complete.
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Norfolk
Diamond Shoals
Leonora
Bound Pond
Charleston
Destruction of Lugh by Abyssinians in Somaliland
Rome reports late dispatches indicating a fierce siege at Lugh in Italian Somaliland ended in destruction. Defenders were killed after a desperate unequal fight and the Italian government is said to be concealing the reverse to prepare the public for graver news.
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Rome
Lugh
Georgia double lynching shocks Hawkinsville community
Two African American farm hands accused of attacking Mr. and Mrs. Martin Livingstone at their Goldsboro home were captured by a posse and shot dead. The Livingstones were seriously injured with head wounds and a severed throat, and authorities suspect robbery as the motive.
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Hawkinsville
Martin Livingstone
Goldsboro
Livingstone
Historic Tryon palace building burned in New Bern
A historic structure once part of Governor Tryon’s palace and later a residence used by James B. Duffy was destroyed by fire today in New Bern. The 18th century building remained in excellent preservation despite its age.
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Raleigh
N. C
Newbern
Taft Views on Use of Injunctions Stated in Letter
Secretary of War William H. Taft answers questions from Llewellyn Lewis of the Ohio Federation of Labor in a letter read here. The discussion centers on the proper use and potential abuse of injunctions in labor disputes.
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Martin’s Ferry
William H. Taft
Llewellyn Lewis
Ohio Federation of Labor
Germany's Growing Academic Footprint in Latin America
At a Ninth annual conference in Ann Arbor Dr. L. Rowe of the University of Pennsylvania argued Germany is gaining influence in South America beyond commerce. He cited German educational and cultural outreach, noting public schooling in Chile follows German models and German ideas shape Argentine and Peruvian education. He urged closer US Latin American academic ties ahead of the Pan American scientific congress in Chile.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Association of American Universities
Rowe
South America
United States
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentine Republic
Chile
Bolivia
Pena
Latin America
England
France
Germany
Argentine
Peru
Clarm
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