Court Reverses Rail Damage Verdict in Cummings Case
The supreme court reversed the jury award of 46 000 for the widow and administrator against the Virginian Railway, sending the case back for a new trial over a fatal rail accident blamed on steam escaping from a pusher locomotive. Other rulings involved injunctions and several civil appeals across Marion and Harrison counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Cummings
Virginian Railway Company
Wrenink
D. Bur
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Trevy Sutre
Marion
Alm
Margaret J. Leathem
Clyde Nelli
Harrison County
Commonwealth Trust Company of Pittsburgh
Citiaens National Bank of
Connellsville
Oliver KE. Moeris
Williams-Garrison
Marion County
Williams
Baltimore and Ohie Railroad Company
Roane
HW. C. Ardinger
C.F. Adams Company
Cabell
J. G. Lambert
Inter-Urban Motor Company
Wayne
Compensation Awards Report From State Commission
Yesterday the state compensation office issued awards to workers including Alex Sndaly of McMechen for a right thumb amputation at 16 dollars for 38 weeks and John D. Welsman of Pocahontas for a right upper arm amputation at 19 dollars for 240 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Sndaly
McMechen
Hunterian
Hitchman Coal and Coke Company
Wheeling
John D. Welsman
Pocahontas Domestic Coal Company
Attorneys Attend Supreme Court Meet
Out of town attorneys appeared before the state supreme court of appeals. Included were Harry G. Fisher of Keyser, Judge Frank Cox, Terrence Stewart and J. M. Everly of Morgantown, Crogan of Kingwood, H. Hill, H. G. Kump, R. Trons of Elkins, E. Wreaft of Grafton, Judge W. L. Lee of Fayetteville, George Love of Fayetteville, Russel Ritz of Bluefield, Judge Joseph M. Sanders of Bluefield, W. H. File of Beckley, F. C. Cook of Northfork, D. Strother of Welch, J. Flair Jr. of Fairmont, A. C. Buckhanan of Tazewell Va., Ira P. Hager of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Harry G. Fisher
Keyrer
Frank Cox
Terrence
Stewart
M. Everly
Morgantown
Crogan
Kingwood
H. Hill
H. G Kump
R. Trons
Elkins
E. Wreaft
Grafton
W. L. Lee
Fayetteville
George Love
Fayettevile
Russel Ritz
Bluefield
Joseph M
Woman Credits Pinkham Compound for Health Recovery
Mrs. T A Saunders of Knoxville Tennessee describes severe nervous trouble, insomnia and melancholy lasting nearly three years. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports weight gain of 22 pounds and overall restoration to health with no further issues.
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T. A. Saunders
Qikb
Depot St. Knoxville
Tenn
Lydia B. Pinkhans
Lydia
Lydia &. Pinkham
Warner's Compound the Herbal Specific for Kidneys and Liver
An old advertisement touts Warner's Compound as a kidney and liver remedy. It links pains, indigestion, dizziness, and nervousness to kidney disorders and urges readers to obtain the product from druggists or request a free sample from Warner's Safe Medicines Co. Dept. 1, Hechester, N.Y.
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Warner’s
Nature
Warare
Warner
Warner's
Safe Cemedics Co
Hechester Y
Patient Credits Dr Pierce Medicine for Restored Health
Thomas Calvin Hughes of Baltimore writes that Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery revived his strength after severe weakness and loss of appetite. He credits it with enriching his blood and stimulating his body, stating a bottle helped for several months and prompting him to recommend the remedy. He asks others to request a free trial package from the Invalides’ Hotel in Buffalo, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edettren
Dr. Pierce
Thomas Calvin Hughes
Pinkner
Baltimore
Old Mr Toad Sings With Smiling Pool Chorus in Night
In a moonlit scene near the Smiling Pool Old Mr Toad longs for his music bag. He tunes his throat tubes and finally belts a bright note joining the Crowded chorus led by Stick Mora Sing Renin, dreaming of revived songs from last year.
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Toggehen
Barner Crewn
Che
Tead
Alinut
Trail
Toad Q
Mr. Tend
Ile
Silckytnes
Renin
Fragmented diary fragment hints at social musings and voice claim
The text presents a private, garbled reminiscence with talk of winter, a character named Tus, a possible visitor Paad, and a claim that she has the finest voice. It reads like a casual, personal note with uncertain context and several unclear references.
Ambiguous medical claims hype amid dubious foot treatment pitch
A fragmented ad style note promotes a questionable Japanese product claiming to end foot misery quickly. It targets sufferers and mentions women seeking relief, urging belief in a miracle remedy despite unclear details and dubious sourcing.
Fragmentary note on Siniling Deol Thooflen amid obscurity
The text provides only garbled cues about a person named Siniling Deol Thooflen with references to a list and location but lacks coherent details or context to form a complete news item.
Burgess Names Next Ators Event
A scrambled clipping lists TNR by T. WW Burgess and hints at the next performers or event lineup, though many words are unreadable. The fragment suggests a schedule note or entertainment brief with missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. WW. Burgess
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Wyoming
Ree
President Invalides’ Hotel
Buffalo, N.Y
Burgess
Iorston W. Burge
Mr, Toad Thien
Horlick
OM Mr. Toad
GEO. Ort’s
Shim
Boc
Baw.coxe
Ouarrier
Capitol
Pauline Frederick Mae Busch
Conrad Nagel
Huntly Gordon
Sennett Comedy
Fox
Blues Jay
Acket Sinead Area
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