Court denies receiver for Zion City case
Judge Landis rules Zion City and Is Industries not Dowie property. No receiver for Alexander Granger. elect a general overseer on the third Tuesday in September. John C. Hately appointed Zion receiver with $25,000 bond. Dowie to be informed, may appeal after counsel review. Dowie cites desire for peace with honor.
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Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
John Alexander Dowie
Wilbur Voliva
Zion City
Dowie
Alexa
Granger
Bowie
Moses
Elijah
John C. Hately
Zion
Ansewer
Ealred
John A. Lewis
Landin
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church of Zion
Cook County
God
John Alexander Dowle
Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills advertised for women
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a gentle cure for headaches neuralgia monthly pains and various pains in women. It claims relief without liver or stomach harm and notes that children may take them. A customer testimonial from Sarah Watkinson Blairstown Iowa praises their soothing effect and offers a free package and symptom blank.
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Miles
Milea
Barah Watkinson
Blairstown
la Price
Blehart
Ind
Habit-forming Medicines And Their Ingredients
Article defends Dr. Pierce Buffalo medicines as free from alcohol narcotics or habit forming drugs. States formulas printed on bottle wrappers prove ingredients are purely vegetable and glycerine enhances healing. Cites doctors from Cos Cos Bartholow Scudder Bilinywood Hale as authorities supporting the Golden Medical Discovery for bronchial throat and lung ailments and chronic catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
More At Dee
Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. P
Dra. Grover Cos
New York
Bartholow
Jafferson Medical College
Phila
Scudder
Cincinnati
Bilinywood
Chicago
Hale
Parker on Hearst and Independence League Nomination
In Utica on July 30 former Judge Alton B. Parker discussed the state election. He cited a slate of Democratic gubernatorial possibilities and said Hearst shows interest in the Independence League plan, insisting no bargain with party machines. He doubted any nominee would refuse service if called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Alton B. Parker
D. Vady Herrick
John B Stanchfield
Elmira
Adam
Buffalo
Francis Burton Harrison
New York City
John G Milburn
Bugalo
Wilam Church Osborne
Putnam County
Jerome
New York
William F. Gaynor
Martin W. Littleton
Edward M Grout
Brooklyn
Parker
Hearst
Independence League
Brooklyn Eagle
Independence Party
Toriit
Pelient
Tadepenteves Party
Iis
Fame
Indepentance League
Democratic
Democratic Party
Japanese Forces Seize Korean Palace Amid Protectorate Move
News from Victoria B C reports Japan strengthening its grip on Korea by placing troops in the royal palace after months of coercive diplomacy. Marquis Ito met the emperor for five hours, prompting palace reforms under apparent Japanese control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
Japan
Korea
Ito
Maryland Mob Hangs Crime Suspect on Smiths Island
Crisfield Maryland July 27 William Lee colored youth who was sentenced to death in Baltimore for assaulting two women in Somerset county was hanged by Sheriff Brown on Smiths island in the presence of deputies and a few witnesses. The mob threat was diverted by secret execution aboard a Maryland oyster navy steamer. A gallows and coffin were prepared, and the scaffold erected ashore for the final act after the voyage. Lee confessed his crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisfield
William Lee
Baltimore
Somerset County
Brown
Smith's Island
Lee
Maryland
Warfield
Baltimore City
Maryland Oyster Navy
Batimore County
County Levy Postponed Until July Term Session
The county court planned to lay the county levy this morning but postponed due to Commissioner Morrow and Presidents Phillips absence. Morrow arrived to assist, but Phillips planned to be away next week, so the court adjourned to next Monday to resume July term work. They expect the levy for the present year may not exceed twenty cents. last year’s levy was fifty cents.
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Morrow
Phillipe
Henry
Phillips
Arrived From The East
Col. Wm. F. Clark returned last evening from a two week visit to his mother in Baltimore. His mother is among Monumental City's aged residents, having just passed her ninety third year. Clark spent part of his vacation in New York Atlantic City Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Deer Park Mt Lake
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Cararcay
Wm. F. Clark
Baltimore
Mr. Clark
Monumental City
Abe
New York
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Washington
Deer Park
Mt. Lake
Arrival on a train surprises anxious admirers
In the eastern United States a rumor spread that a notable figure would appear in town by train, with talk of a grand reception. He arrived earlier than anticipated, contradicting the whispered plan, and the report proved only rumor from an inconsiderate source.
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United States
TWO BROTHERS MEET AFTER TWENTY FOUR YEARS IN GRAFTON
The accidental gathering at Mr John L Magill's West Graf ton bridge led to a joyful reunion of S C Herndon and his brother in law Frank Zotts with Rev Ellis Herndon, Buckhannon District U B church, and Miss Fannie Zotts and Mrs Herndon, formerly of Kingwood, now local residents. Stomach troubles prompt ad for Chamberlain's tablets.
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Daily Sentinel
John L Magill
West Side
S. C Herndon
Kingwood
Preston County
Frank Zotts
J L Magill
Ellis Herndon
Buckhannon
U. B Church
West
Newark
Grafton
West Virginia
Herndon
Fannie Zotts
Sheep Skin Confusion Over Chamois In U S
Washington July 27 American women learn that chamois skin used to smooth wrinkles is actually sheep skin not chamois. A department of commerce and labor report says world chamois supply is far too small to cover U S needs for even one day. Patent medicine ad claims Chamberlains Salve cures skin diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
New Rector for St Matthias P E Church
Rev W H Myere, former rector at Sutton, has been assigned to Grafton and Backhampton by the Bishop of West Virginia. He is regarded as a young man of high standing in the Episcopal Church and will hold regular services in both cities.
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Towne
Bryan
Washington
W. J. Bryan
Senate
Charles Towne
New York
Jim
San Francisco
Edward T. Devine
George E. Pippy
Edward F Moran
Relief Commission
Dr. Devine
Roy
National Red Cross
Rehabilitation Committee
Minch
W. H. Myere
Yat Sutton
Grafton
Backhannon
Diocease
West Virginia
Myers
Cintry
Episcopal Church
To Try for Legislature Col A R Stallings Pursues Seat
Col A R Stallings traveled through the city en route to Deer Park and Oakland. The Tennerton correspondent reports that after a strong bid for the State Senate nomination, Stallings accepted defeat and returned to Tucker County. There his friends are now determined to elect him to the House of Delegates, making him likely to serve in the next legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Stallings
Deer Park
Oakland
Tennerton
Kingwood
State Senate
Tucker County
House of Delegates
Proposes to Put Down More Wells In County
Hon Jobo T McGraw who has succeeded in striking two very fair gas wells on his territory in the west side of the county with T Moore Jackson of Clarkeburg in Flemington district locating two more wells and will make further efforts to get gas and oil.
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Jobo T McGraw
T. Moore Jackson
Clarkaborg
Flemington
Gar
Oll
Prisoner Breaks Jail At Fairmont
Prisoner Jones escaped from the county jail in Mannington district shortly before 9 pm after enlarging a lattice hole and slipping through to the jail yard. He had been jailed since May 1905 for blackmail with a one year hard labor sentence and a $500 fine. Harlow and Deputy Sheriff Farbee found the escape later, with bloodhounds requested to track him.
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Faimont
Chares—Jones
Topedy
Aley
Jones
Singamon Creek
Mannington
Br. John Mason
John Harlow
Davia
Harlow
Sheriff's Office
Walter Farbee
Mr. Farbee
Moundaville
Fiest
Fire destroys large Joyce barn on West Main Street
A morning blaze in the First Ward, reported at eleven o'clock by the fire whistle, engulfed the Joyce heirs barn on West Main Street. Hose companies arrived late and could not save the structure, which burned to the ground. The barn, a very large building, valued at six hundred dollars or more, was a total loss.
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Daily Sentinel
First Ward
Joyce Heirs
Weat Main Street
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Dp. L. J. Walker
Phila. Dental College
Grafton Bank and Trust Company
Grapton, W.va
Scott
Vention
Providence
Utter
North Providence
Warwick
Narragansett Pier
East St. Louis
Butehts
Michael Schmitt
Schmitt
Charles Mommertz
Mommertz
Missouri River
Chicago & Great Western
Wabash
Seaboard
Great Western
London
Kentucky
Fighting Creek
Knox County
Barboursville
Mary J. Broughton
Annie Henson
Fitzhugh
Dinah
Gaming Wizard OU Co
Lee County
Ark
Galatine Winns
Hamlina Wisart
Prica
Grafton Drug
Chas. Baldwin
Edwardsville
Saya
Chamberlain
All Medicine
U. S
ST. Matthias P. E. Church
Dyramon Vrug
Ff. Clark
Stary Plumbing
The
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Moti
Une Company
Fairmont
Ayer
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