Prince of Kierwillaji Declares Move to Bluefield Amid Racism
Ranji Kanja, proclaimed Seventh Son of the Seventh Son and Prince of Kierwillaji, says he will quit Bluefield after harsh treatment by hotels and white residents. He seeks fortune abroad, claims a regal lineage, and vows to reclaim his house’s lost riches while trading a disheveled robe and a gold bracelet for survival as he travels.
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Bluefield
Ranji Ranji
Kierwillaji
British India
Kanja
Blaefeld
House of
Kania
Kierwillan
Great Britain
India
United States
New York
San Francisco
Gulf
Europe
Asia Minor
Attila
Theodore Bottevett
Thun
England Eyes On Indian Students In Harvard Scene
Cambridge May 29. Jale insrao Gaekwar son of the Sultan of Baroda and PH. Voeel of India, both Harvard students, are under surveillance by Scotland Yard over a rumored plan that Indians would invade the country. The Cosmopolitan Club at Harvard reportedly received the information as the Rev. Dr. L. A. Fox, son of a seventh man, was noted as a guest. travel plans remain unclear.
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Cambridge
Mace
Jaleinsrao Gaekwar
Sultan of
Baroda
PH. Voeel
Tetacnauad
India
Harvard
Scotland Yards
Cosmopolitan Club of
Gallo ws for Belcher: jury convicts brutal killer in Ohio tramway murder
Columbus Belcher is found guilty by a Mingo county jury after a 40 minute deliberation for the murder of Carter on Leatherwood creek. The case recounts a brutal assault and attempted execution with Belcher later awaiting potential execution or sentencing appeal.
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Columbus Belcher
Cure Carter
Leatherwood Creek
Mingo County
Sampselle
Belcher
Hereford Browning
Carter
Browning
Fideg
Minto County
Reward of 18000 for Three Boys Held Up Overland Train
Authorities offer an 18000 reward for information leading to the capture of three young men who stopped and looted an Union Pacific Overland train on Saturday night. Police describe the suspects as two teenagers and a younger youth. Investigators are pursuing tips from residents near the incident site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Overland
Plan to mix government inf strike plan surfaced in Georgia
Officials in Georgia are reportedly shaping a plan to blend government info strike ideas. Central authorities deny holding a conference with strikers as the dispute persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Central
Registered letters looted mail on Union Pacific train
Rail robbery near Omaha identified two men Frege Jer fenton and W B Woolf plus James Gordon as suspects. Looters opened all letters including cash, with funds recovered later at Brown Park school. Postmaster General Stewart heads to Atlanta amid Georgia Railroad strike. cabinet factions wary of federal intervention while trying to protect mail and avoid injunctions.
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Omaha
Nev
Frege Jerfenton
W. B. Woolf
Michaeljoin
Prawl
Union ‘Pacific Overland Limited
Michaeljohn
James Gordon
Brown Park
Washington
Stewart
Atlanta
Georgia
United States
Hatrman Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ing
Neill
Tage
White House
Georgia Railroad
Department of Justice
Steis
Tift
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Wheeling Elects All City Officials Except Mayor
In Wheeling West Virginia the Republicans swept city offices but failed to secure the mayor's seat. Democrats chose Charles Schmitt a millionaire brewer as mayor defeating Richard Hoberteen by a narrow margin. Schmitt born to Mr and Mrs Wan ey Oy Raweey street.
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Wheeling
W.va Mey
Eers
Charles Schmitt
Richard Hoberteen
Waney Oy Raweey
Marriage trouble sparks mob at Mormon settlement
In Lethbridge Alberta a mob of about 30 to 40 Mormons attacked three Gentiles near Ma arath over a disputed marriage. James Barclay, one victim, claimed the dispute centered on a Gentile wife and child, with a sheriff and deputies aiding. The mob assaulted the men, restrained Barelay, and threatened hangings while a woman observer, Mrs Gilleapie, returned home to recover.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Hank
Maarath
Salt Lake
James Barclay
Barelay
Ainter
Harri
Magratho
Harrison
Patten's Profits Reported at Five Million
The record shows Patten posting profits of five million in the recent financial period. Details indicate sustained earnings and notable gains across key divisions. Market observers note the strong bottom line reinforces Patten's competitive position next quarter.
Turbulent Wheat Market Ties Up Mills and Police Interest
The report outlines a volatile wheat market tied to patent profits and large stock holdings led by A Patten and associates. It notes heavy speculation, uneven Liverpool prices, and a looming delivery shortfall as police prepare to handle potential disorder amid the market turbulence.
Death of Capt W Saunders noted in Virginia south
The obituary notes the death of Capt W Saunders of Virginia aged about four years since, a well known figure in the southern state, with arrangements mentioning Roy Thompson of Texas and a move to Port Worth, Texas, as part of the notice.
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Mr. W. Saunders
Virginia
Oes
Washington
Roy &. Thompson
Chicago
Port Worth
Tex
Outlook for Virginian Railway Turfed
A brief note reports the Virginian Railway facing turbulence and uncertainty in its outlook. Analysts weigh freight demand, routes, and financial stability amid broader rail market pressures.
Local Visitors and Residents Reported in City Notes
A stream of visitors and residents are noted in city notices. W A Ayers of Lebanon Whitt of Welch and many others are seen in the city on business and social visits. Multiple names appear tied to surrounding towns and colleges with reports of travel, visits to relatives, and a sick note for Captain Tom Gregg recently.
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W. A. Ayers
Lebanon
Whitt
Welch
Clity
Man
Narrows
A.C. Petts
Thiemond
Vietimne Frleade
W. J. Jordan
Oakvale
Harry Mate
Pocahontas
Blwefield
GT. Franklin
Roca
Mise Nancye Leslie Ia
Tazewell
M. Bureh
Montcalm
KB. Haker
Bramwell
Dirst Ie
Dublin
Elty
JC. Parker
Hast Radford
Thoripoon
W. KB. Steele
JC. Pack
Miss Dulay Pack
Lorduay
D. W. Hawk
Washington College
Ten- Heree
Fannie
Billy Williams
Riehman
David A. French
Rogers Street
Mea
W. J. Turner
Christiansburg
John Kegley
KW. Kegley
Bluefleet
Deeg
Wytheville
Washington
Lee
Tom Gregg
Clottet
Order of Railway Coudnecors
Tiaeh
Enthusiastic Carpenters Meet for Friday Gathering
A local carpenters group holds an energetic meeting at the town hall to discuss projects and upcoming work. Members outline plans for renovations and community construction with several speakers sharing updates and assessments of job prospects.
Gils PSS THRU N Melati 4 oF Dawkarde
Fragmentary notes describe a discussion about twelve ear loads along a route near Welw with mentions of Melati and Dawkarde. The text is incomplete and several names and places are unclear.
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Melati
Dawkarde
Question of Rogers Death Sparks Virginian Railway Impact
The death of Roger prompts Wall Street debate on the Virginian Railway and Chesapeake and Ohio futures. Chesapeake stock trades at new highs as the executors plan to manage and finance the railroad, while Norfolk and Western shows resilience against competition.
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Henry H. Rogers
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Wh HL Noxers
Virginian Railway
Wall Street
Roger
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Virginian
Rogers
Saya
Wall Street Journal
Chesapeake and Ohio
Rogera
Rogera Haq
Ohio
Chesapeake and Co
Olle
Norfolk
Wee
Married couple from Bristol wed in private ceremony
Theodore White of Oakvale and Miss Sallie Heteher of Bayd Heteher married in Bristol Tennessee yesterday morning. They were joined by Bride’s uncle Ro Hood Bailey and remain at the South Bristol home. Mr White is youngest son of the late James A White once sheriff of Mercer County. The bride is a granddaughter of Col William H Thompson of Cream Heads. Leaders extend best wishes for their long and happy life.
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Thee White
Oakvale
Sallie Heteher
Bayd
Heteher
Mortige
Bailey
White
James A. White
Merver
William H
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Kjerwillaji
Willoyg
England
L. A. Fox
Salen
Fox
Mingo
Curt Carter
Omaha Selhoot
Bentiles
Salt Lake Region
Gentile
Canada
Mra
Gilleapie
Patten
Ty of
Patten Hedde
Tle
Siti
Priveijain
A. Patten
W. M. Ferttert
Frank V Frazier
George W. Patten
Liverpool
Germany
Polle Hoorge
Newkirk
Eine Neon
Sportal Offoor
AL Mitchel
Saunders Prin
Carpenters
Reilly
Ely
D. T
Bobetelegard
Ieee
Rome
Gils
West Virginia
Washington, D.C
Bristol, Tenn
Dale White
Miss Sallie
Pelcher
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