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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1906

Page

8

City Council Meeting Notes 1906 Depots and Docket

City council approves sinking fund deposits totaling 11000 dollars for three years and 4000 dollars with no term, orders Lincoln Street repairs, lays 800 feet of four inch water pipe to the East End glass plant, reviews jail expenses, and adjusts police staffing and depot access with a 1906 levy set at 32 cents and water rate to the B& E depot at 10 cents per thousand gallons. Weighmaster reports and Addison Street is slated for opening. numerous minor items deferred or referred.

Tuesda Melung Love Mackin Phillips Remlinger Shackelford Welch Whitescarver Wilkinson Grafton Bankdog and Trust. Co Motion Street Lincoln Street East End Grant Sayre Addison Street

West Virginia Democrats Invited to Bryan Reception

Colonel John T. McGraw of Grafton announces twenty West Virginia Democrats invited to attend the Bryan reception at Madison Square Garden New York on September 30. The list includes district delegates from Harrison Ohio Taylor Barbour Hardy Preston Fayette Kanawha Greenbrier Jefferson and other counties with figures such as John J Davia Thomas O'Brien Geo Weet H B Cic keron Geo Marion W S Sadell Brown Will am H Chilton Alex Mathews John Alderson H Horner Walter Pengleton W Mond Hal Hac S Plaiman Beaver Tierney and others across five districts.

John T. McGraw Grafton Bryan Madison Square Garden New York West Virginia Firet. Dietrict John J. Davia Harrison County Thomas O'Brien Ohio County George B .Weet Taylor County W. M Kincaid Marshall County Secon Dietrict J. Hop Woode Barbour County Ciikewon Harmoshire Geo. Marion Jeffeson County Ion Sadell Brown Preston County Osentan Fayette County Willam Bh Chilton Kanawha County Alex F. Mathews Greendier County John D Alderson Nienas County Hlan Ro. Horner Wood Couny Situuel A Gilmer County Walter Pengleton Tivane Woh. Maymond Hraxton McDowell County Altizer Cabell County H Spilman Macon County James. Beaver Tierney

Old Chronic Sore and Chamberlain's Salve Ad

An old chronic sore ad promotes Chamberlains Salve as a remedy to keep such sores in good condition though not to fully heal them. It notes the salve is valuable for old sores and available from medicine dealers.

Chamberlain's

World traveler Rev Wilson visits county for month

Rev W C Wilson a longtime West Virginia M E Conference figure arrived in the city this morning as a guest of clerk of the Circuit Court J Frank Wilson. He plans a monthlong stay visiting former homes and relatives. Born in Taylor county he began ministry early and served many districts before moving to Illinois and later Southern California. He recently returned from a world tour via New York after visiting the Holy Land and Far East and began the journey in early March.

Daily Sentinel W. C. Wilson West Virginia M.E Biepephew J. Frank Wilson Taylor County Fetterman Illinois California Wilson Los Angeles New York Old World Holy Land Far Eastern Couvotrie Firet of Jaet

Sam Jones Day at Mt Lake Works Edges Free

Sam Jones Day set for Friday August 10 at Mt Lake Wark with two sermons by the Rev. The event promises a large crowd and lively scripture interpretations. Special excursion trains and other attractions are planned to draw attendees.

Sam Jones Mt Lake Wark Fanny

Palmer makes successful ascent at old fair grounds

Prof Harry Palmer the Avon's aeronaut led a well viewable ascent near seven thirty at the old fair grounds in a balloon that rose to about three thousand feet. He descended by parachute, landing near the launch site with a slight sprain to his left ankle. The event drew a large crowd despite little advertising and boosts Palmer's reputation here as a skilled aeronaut ahead of several county fair engagements.

Daily Sentinel Palmer Fair Grounds Palmer Ae Pahner

Fines and costs in local court for animal and drunken cases

Details from a small town court note list fines including Officer Fletcher fined ten dollars and costs for an alleged assault on an animal, a horse, with a mace. Other fines include ten dollars for a horse incident and one dollar plus costs for simple drunkenness. Also mentions a reunion in Ravenswood West Virginia and local social notices.

Deily Sentinel Toesia Hanson Jarrett Mayore Court Fletcher Justice Lilly Lennie Matin John Does

Keim Defends Record On Keyser Convention Seats

Mr N G Keim of Elkins writes to defend his actions at the Keyser convention and counter a Sentinel report claiming he opposed Taylor county seats. The letter cites statements by J Gran St Clair, defends the paper, and questions the dispute between St Clair and Randolph county. It references Governor Dawson's Chautauqua address criticizing legislative lobbyists and noting gaps in gubernatorial enforcement power.

Sentinel N. G. Keim Elkins Keyser Keim Taylor County J. Gran. St. Clair St. Clair Committee On Resolutions the Sentinel Committee On Credentials Randolph County Gov. Dawson Moundsville Dawson

West Virginia Democrats Fail to Offer Nominee for Congress

West Virginia Democrats show low confidence as the fifth district congress nomination fails to attract candidates. Judge Holt interrupts the deadlock to nominate Joseph Miller, a former Internal Revenue official who had split with Bryan, highlighting a broader reluctance to lead the party in upcoming elections.

West Virginia Congress John H. Holt Joseph Miller Internal Revenue Cleveland Miller Bryan

Prohibition Leader Suurbeer in Clinton County Spotlight

The leading Prohibitionist in Clinton county Pennsylvania is a man named Suurbeer. This unusual figure provides rich material for a humorist to exploit his talent and craft.

Clinton County Suurbeer Oo Wich

County Toll on Grafton Finances Sparks Bridge Debate

In a lengthy plea, residents highlight county and city tax burdens, noting nearly half the county's assessable property lies in Grafton. They argue the county funds roads and other needs, while Grafton preserves its own streets and the West Grafton bridge with little county aid. The editorial urges justice and fair play to support a new bridge linking South and West Grafton, stressing the court's role in past improvements and the current fight over shared costs.

County court allocates funds for road repairs beyond Grafton district

The county court closed its term by appropriating 10,856.61 dollars for repair and maintenance of roads in five magisterial districts outside Grafton. Grafton maintains its own streets and alleys. The money will provide only temporary patchwork with no lasting benefit and will be repeated next year as for forty years past.

Grafton

Pennsylvania Railroad Faces Two Cent Fare Plan Clash

The Pennsylvania Railroad is accused of adopting a two cent mileage book without rebates to avert winter legislative action. The text argues the plan won’t stop reform, predicts two cent rate justice for all and says Congress will step in if state measures fail.

Pennsylvania Railroad Congress

Local Agents Protest State Fire Insurance Rate Hike

Ins agents statewide protest an advance in fire insurance rates, saying it will raise costs for property owners. Local meeting vows vigorous action and plans to withhold instructions from the State Board until directed by the companies. They seek to persuade insurers to keep rates down to avoid an influx of less reliable providers.

State Board of Fire State Board

County Court Proceedings Highlight Bridge Contract Progress

The county court's July term proceedings note two key orders on the West South bridge under construction. Contracts completed to the middle pier leave the remaining span for later, with opposition cited as a hurdle. Also included is a detailed county expense ledger showing levies by district and for county purposes.

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