Senator Scott Opposes War Tax Repeal for West Virginia
Washington January 24. West Virginia Senator Scott argues for using a surplus to fund internal improvements, public buildings, river and harbor work, and canal-related projects. He favors the Darien route for the Isthmian canal and notes public buildings like Wheeling and Grafton are badly needed. He cites ongoing river works in Monongahela Big Sandy and Little Kanawha as examples of essential spending.
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Parkersburg Tragedy Blood Drawn in Mary Beall Case
A white woman Mary Beall is killed by her alleged negro lover Tom Tucker in Parkersburg. The murder weapon slashed her throat and Tucker wounded himself while attempting suicide. He is jailed as investigators seek motive while townspeople discuss crowd-justice.
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Notice of Meeting and Ulber Business
A public notice sets 7 PM for an annual meeting to elect officers and conduct proper business for the ensuing year. Philip Goodwill is listed as secretary with a contact phone, and a note mentions water pipes that burst requiring attention.
President probes naval testimony on Santiago battle
Washington January indicates President seeks letters from chief officers to explain conflicting stories about the battle of Santiago. He aims to reveal who told the full truth and whether a conspiracy against Admiral Sebley existed, after interviewing officers who testified before the Lobley inquiry.
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Postmasters Kept From Washington to Influence Legislation
Postmasters General Payne reiterates Washington travel ban for postal staff on leave or active duty. Any employee who views Washington to influence laws faces removal.
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Ramon's Liver Pills Advert Claims Powerful Relief
An old newspaper ad touts Ramon’s Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets as superior medicines for constipation and general relief. A testimonial from J Delaughter of Sparkman Arkansas credits long-seeking physicians and praises the product for fast, effective results. The ad also promotes cheap cigarettes with a Blue Front phone and room delivery.
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Annual stockholders meeting notice for Yue Bueweye Uoal and Coxe Cowpany
The annual meeting of the stock holders of Yue Bueweye Uoal and Coxe Cowpany will be held in the office of WeUnsvevenson, 10. uhe city of Bow noke, Va., on Thursday, February 18, 1002 to transact such business as lawfully comes before the meeting. Joux D. Hewrrr, pres. W.U Stevenson, sec.
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