Bradford Dies in New York Former Rail Leader
William A. Bradford 03 formerly of Kanawha county died at 0 40 yesterday in New York City. He led the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad the first direct Chicago Cincinnati line. The body to be moved to Spring Hill cemetery for funeral at two o clock tomorrow at his niece Mrs W J Buck’s home in Michigan over its. He was born 1871 son of Maj William A and Amelia Wilcox Bradford pioneers of Marmet. He built railroads in Kansas then Chicago where he built the CH&D line later acquired by Chesapeake and Ohio. He is survived by Mrs Buck and three nephews George B Laidley William D Laidley and Bradford B Laidley.
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Bigley Man Hurt in Auto Collision Near Home
John Bossie and John Hossie of Bigley Avenue were injured yesterday when struck by a car driven by Thomas Moses of Big Chimney near their home. Bossie suffered deep lacerations and bruises with possible internal injuries yet to be determined as of last night.
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Virginia’s step toward abolishing justice fees system
The article discusses Virginia reform adopting trial justices as lawyers in Franklin County, removing fees, and giving circuit judges supervisory power over trial justices. It notes salaries set by circuit judges and supervisors, gradual adoption, and the aim to modernize local justice while criticizing fee-based and politically dependent systems.
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Brooklyn Recluse Victoria Muspratt Found Dead
New York date reports a 79 year old Brooklyn recluse, Victoria Muspratt, found dead in her Shore mansion. Police suspect an intruder struck her last night in a search for hidden money with no clear sign of missing valuables.
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