Bankrupt Petition for Discharge in Bluefield
R L Hench of Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia filed for discharge in the Southern District of West Virginia No 383 in Bankruptcy. A hearing is set for June 24 1915 at 10 o clock in the forenoon in Bluefield with notice by mail to known creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
West Virginia
R. L. Heneh
Benjamin F. Keller
R. L. Hench
Bluefield
Mercer
A. D
Southern District
Southern District of West Virginia
St. Louis ends Chicago's winning streak in final game
St. Louis beat Chicago 4 to 3 in a high scoring finish as Vaughan Zabel and Archer miscues plus timely hitting propelled the visitors. Batteries: Sallee Snyder Vaughan Zabel Adams Lavender Archer Bresnahan.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Vaughan
Zabel
Archer
Butler
Miller
RHE St. Tam Biwe
Lavender
Bresnahan
Smoke
Reds
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Olson
R. HH. E
Cidoirgal Sacs
Lear
Dale
Ames
Clark
Wingo
McQuilland
Gibson
Boston
New York
Poston
Marquard
Gowdy
Rudolph
S. Oy
Myers
Alexander the Great
Philadelphia
Alexander
Brooklyn
Coombs
Killifer
Mercer County West Virginia sale of Rock district real estate
Special commissioner A F Kingdon will auction three properties in Rock district Mercer county on July 19 1915 at 10 am at the Law and Commerce Building Bluefield West Virginia. The parcels include a 32 by 66 foot house lot a 100 by 115 foot two lot group and a 12 acre tract with deed references noted. Cash terms. Clerk H D Karnes certifies bond and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Stafford
Huntington
Wm. Pradley, Jr
Box
Bluefield
Visu
Bluefield- Graham Fair Association
Walton, Witten & Graham Co
Graham
Northfork
W. Va
B. F. Tipton
W. _Va. 22 tf, “ROR | SALE —Ten of the best lots is in south Bluefield
HH. Henderson
Jefferson Street
Albercat
Union Street
W. Cc. Burke
Princeton Avenue
Mercer County
Rah
Nyse
Law and Commerce
West Virginia
Rock District
Rock
A. F. Kingdon
State of
Mercer
I. H. D. Karnes
West Viiginia
H. D. Karrnds
Edmund Hoyle the Whist Authority and His era
Edmund Hoyle the first author on card games died in London in 1770 at ninety seven. He popularized whist and set a scientific footing, though not its inventor. His works earned $5,000 for whist and $3,000 yearly from an Irish official post.
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Hoyle
Edmund Hoyle
London
Soyle
Sloyle
Ireland
Publication Order in Kings County Supreme Court
New York Supreme Court Kings County issues a summons in a separation suit of Elizabeth Gilmer against Joseph Gilmer. Service by publication authorized by Judge Crane on May 24 1915. Plaintiff's attorney Rufus Lewis Perry located at 875 Fulton Street Brooklyn New York. The notice lists service by publication and addresses for Perry and the defendant.
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New York
Rufus Lewis Pprry
P. O
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Joseph Gilmer
Frederick FE. Crane
Supreme Court of
State of New York
County of Kings
Court House
Borough of
Rufus Yewis Pprry
Mount Mitchell
North Carolina
United
Illiteracy charge against Marlborough revealed
Lord Wolseley defends Marlborough against Lord Chesterfield's claim of illiteracy noting that contemporaries like Lord Somers, and even Wellington and Napoleon, spelled poorly yet achieved distinction. The exchange appeared in the London Telegraph.
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Lord Wolseley
Marlborough
Lord Chesterfield
Wolseley
Somers
Wellington
Napoleon
London Telegraph
Ready to Bargain
Suitor declares love to daughter as he offers to help pay the mortgage on the family home. Father gruffly tests the suitor by tying marriage to financial contribution.
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Mia
Sarag
Dirigible Airship Seen Over DuPont Powder Co
Petersburg Virginia residents reported a dirigible circling Cry Point near the DuPont powder works on June 26. The craft hovered for about thirty minutes with two men aboard before landing roughly ten miles north on the James River. company officials offered no comment.
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Petersburg
Hopewell
DuPont
Cry Point
New City
James River
DuPont Company
Gary Wins First Against Bluefield In Baseball Clash
Gary defeats Bluefield 10 to 8 at Gary diamond. Key plays include Finnidinger and Sullivan running catches in the sixth and Snedegar's home run and Powers’ two base hits. Gary an early lead by scoring in the first four innings. Bluefield trailed throughout. Batteries: Goodgwyn Turner and Farrell Snedegar Powers. George Niper of Newton, New Jersey, is 107 and makes ax handles daily.
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Newark
Reulbach
Kansas City
Kansas
Cullap
Gringras
Brown
Raridan
Paltimore
Laas Ee
Wesas
BSO
Baltimore
Plank
Motley
Bender
Owens
Crandall
Hartley
R. Johnson
Jacklitsch
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Anderson
Allen
Connor
Bedient
Plair
Brooklyn
Chicago
Isis
Eiiser
Ee Bey
McConnell
Fischer
Lafitte
Herring
Simon
Wes Ea
Hendrix
Black
A. Wilson
F. Wilson
Finneran
Land
Pratt
Gary
Bluefield
Finnidinger
Sullivan
Snedegar
Roberts
Rhe Bluefield
Goodgwyn
Turner
Farrell
Powers
Snedeger
Headley
Looney
Goodwin
Goodwyn
George Niper
Newton, N. J
Grant
Dewey
Weston State Hospital Adds Wing for Dining Hall and Kitchen
A Weston State Hospital project adds a new congregate dining hall, kitchen, store room, and cold storage. The plan outlines construction on hospital grounds in Weston West Virginia to improve food service and storage capacity.
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Weston State Hospital
Weston
W. VA
State Board of Control Seeks Bids for Charleston Building
The State Board of Control in Charleston West Virginia invites sealed bids by noon July 27 1915 to build and furnish all materials for a two story brick building 306 feet six inches by 63 feet two inches with fireproof floors ceilings slate roof and three fireproof passages. Plans by H Rus Warne. Bid must include 500 dollar certified check and plans may be obtained by request with two five dollar checks. Public bid opening at 2 PM July 27 1915. Completion required by April 1 1916. The board may reject any bid.
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State Board of Control
Charleston
W. Va
H. Rus Warne
The
Lakin
Fauber pleads to conspiracy charge in federal fraud case
Atlanta federal agent James H. Fauber admitted to a 5000 dollar bond on a general conspiracy charge tied to alleged Arkansas distillery fraud. Surber, named in the case, denies the charge as investigations linked to a Mort Smith indictment move forward. Also noted: over a million New York women are foreign born and a German subalterns rule on marriage.
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Atlanta
James H. Fauber
Internal Revenue
Georgia
Florida
United States
Arkansas
Department
Federal Grand Jury
Mort Smith
Surber
New York
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Coal Company
Bluefeld
National Home Supply Co
Washington, D. C
Sam Jack Musick
Mer
Piedmont Business College
Lynchburg
Rogers St
Union News Co
City
Wantid
Cook
Raleigh Terrace
Patterson Civil Service School
Rochester
N. Y
Lumber Company
P” Care Telegraph
A. C
Care Telegraph
Ss. J. Lilly
Hinton
Bluefield Avenue
Studebaker
Pine Street
Graham Music& Co
Spruce Street
Virginia Realty Co
Preston Street
N. & W. Central
William McCue
W. C. Burke
South Bluefield
William Klush
Studebakers
Bluefield Ave
Russell Street
Rogers | Street
Tazewell Street
Ramsey Street
Mederal Street
Bath
Bluefield Avennue
Federal Street
Oakhurst Avenue
Lakeside Land Association
See &. T. Oliver
Toll Street
J. K. K. Morgan
Dr. O
Hare
Tazewell St
Sublette & _ Barnes
R. L. Hencgh
Edwin M. Keatley
H.c
D. W. Va
W. B. Smith & Son
National League
Federal League
Phillies
Washington
Lajoi
McGinnis
Bush
Rhe
Lapp
Shaw
Ayers
Ainsmith
Cleveland
Walker
Vena
Slatteries
O’ Neal
Renz
Schalk
Weilman
Tigers
Mercy
Detroit
Carl Weilman
Rae ME
Weisman
Agnew
Covaleskie
Steen
Boland
Cavery
Stanage
Baker
Pet's
Jovets i
Foster
Shore
Thomas
Warhop
Sweeney
Wood
Mays
Cady
Browh
St. Louisa
Boston Iy
Brooklin
W. L Pet
Commissoner
DU Pont Powder CO
Company Attach
the United Woolen Ills CO
Fis
Princeton Ave
America
Federal Revenue Agent
Collinion
Marion
Virginia
Freestone Spring
University College and Conservatory
Henderson N. Miller
Box Amarion
Esvean
Mister Squeegee
Iamond Sueegee
McCulloch
Diamond Tires
Pulaski St
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