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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1906

Page

3

Col Ino D Rigg Dies In Terra Alta Home

Col Ino D Rigg a long time Preston County resident and former woolen mill executive died at his Terra Alta home. Civil War veteran and active GAR member, he chaired the Terra Alta Woolen Mills board and led the company during its 20th century reorganization. He leaves a widow and daughter Mrs Laura Ring Picking, with other relatives and many friends.

Grafton Terra Altm Col Ino. D. Rigs Preston County Terra Ate Gal Rigg Tealand Army GAR Pattora Howard Files Methodist Cbaren Coarialé Billy Geo Veo Comtoy Ctizen Lenoex Rigg Mia Laura Ring Terra Alta Iris

Samuel Spencer Killed In Train Wreck Near Lynchburg

Samuel Spencer president of the Southern Railway was killed in a wreck near Sawyer Virginia when the Washington and Southwestern Vestibule limited rear ended the Jacksonville limited. Several others died including Philip Schuyler and D W Davis. Spencer’s private coach burned. eight injured.

Samuel Spencer Southern Railway Lynchburg The Sawyer Philip Schuyler New York Spencer D.W. Davis Alexandria J. Terry Charles D. Fisher Gill & Fisher Commission Merchants Baltimore F. T. Redmond Washington and Southwestern Vestibulied Limited Jacksonville Limited Jacksonville Samuel Cox William Hilliard Washington United States Southern Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company Cincinnati

Notable Railroad Leaders and Local News Snippets

A biographical sketch lists Spencer as a former president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and a receiver for two midcentury rail lines, with roles on several companies and a New York Rapid Transit commission member. The piece also notes Philip Schuyler, tied to Revolutionary fame, and various local editorial and shooting-match items from Parker sburg and Claude.

New Orleans and Pacific Railway Company Georgia Southern and Florida Railway Company Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company Central Railroad of Georgia Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company The Erie Railway Company Northern Pacific Company Spencer Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Richmond and Danville East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway Company Rapid Transit Commission of New York Columbus University of Virginia Louisa Vivian Benning Philip Schuyler General Schuyler Alexander Hamilton Army of the Potomac Ardsley New York Life Insurance and Trust Company

Railroad schedule corrected on Elkine to Gratton route

A letter clarifies the new passenger train timetable effective last Sunday. Daily departures from Kling at 6 30 am go directly to Gratton arriving 9 55 am, with Gratton return at 6 55 pm. Elkine connections now align with train No 55 in Grafton, no longer requiring a layover in Belington.

Borror Pasenger Elkine Erlington Gratton Pasgensiere Kling Meing Grafton Craight Pope Ekin Gratton and Belington Gration Grafingmi Wis Ekine Skest Virginia Central Pittsbore Elkins

Morgantown Denied A Commander In Templar Order

Morgantown failed to obtain a new commandry of the Knight Templar order after a Monday vote by the Fairmont commandry. The petition from Morgantown to establish a college city commandry was forwarded, and Fairmont was asked to decide on the proposal.

Morgantown Knighte Templar

Tragic Rifle Accident Claims Life Of 11-Year-Old

Yesterday in Parkersburg Ray Tabler, son of D C Tabler, superintendent of schools, mistakenly shot Chester Peppers, eleven, son of Mr and Mrs Willam Pepper. The ball pierced the abdomen and the boy died at the city hospital after the incident. The boy’s father is a brother of Prof WH Tabier, former principal of our city High school.

Parkersburg Ray Tabler D.C. Tabler Chester Peppers Willam Pepper City Hospital WH Tabier Our City High School

Healthy fat babies and Scott's Emulsion

The passage argues that fat babies are healthier and happier, storing fat for future needs. It claims scrawny babies feel pain from gentle touches and that Scott's Emulsion calms and comforts them with a sweet, wholesome taste.

Scott

Free Sample Request for Emulsion Label Bottle

A request urges sending a free sample and describes a thin label on the bottle wrapper. The label lists Scott & Bowne Chemists at 400-415 Pearl Street New York and mentions a price of $1.00, with references to Emulsion and Dru in context.

Denounced His Accusers Welcomed Home After Return to San Francisco

A crowd waited for Mayor Schmitz in San Francisco after he cut short European travel to face extortion and graft charges. About 1,000 gathered at Dreamland pavilion and 800 at the ferry welcomed him under a deputy sheriff's custody. speeches by Rev Yorke and officials followed a lengthy standing ovation. Schmitz denounced press attacks and pledged to face all charges, blaming a labor administration disruption and vowing no quarter in defense of union interests.

San Francisco Ayer Bufence RE. Schniltz Cracd Waa Nly Dreamland Pavilion Enb F. Bonmite Truckee Cal Fred L. Mathies Peter C. Yorke Samuel L. Shortridge Yorke Schmitz New York Bulletin The Examiner Burns Washington Union Labor Administration Eit

Madrigal Club Presents De Syntex Comedy at Brinkroad Dee 13

The Madrigal Club staged the musical comedy De Syntex at Brinkroad Theatre in New York featuring Henry B Dixey Ada Rehan and others. Written by J Cheever Goodwin the show later toured via De Wolf Hopper for two years. Cast includes Ostia Scott and M Kibble with an engaged ensemble and ticket exchanges at Brivkomne for reservations.

Joe Grafton Madrigal Cub Brinkroad Dee Arguetine Daly's New York Henry B Dixey Ada Rehao de Wolf Hopper J Cheever Goodwin Wang Seine

Fifty Hunters Claim One Doe After River Chase

A party of fifty hunters returning from Pocahoniac county near Toberlick West Virginia faced a sudden doe that caused the train to stop. A fast deer leapt the track and fled across the Greenbrier river. Bullets felled the doe 150 yards away, and amid claims of each hunter’s shot, two plunged into the river while Marlinton’s hunter first reached the deer, delaying the train over an hour.

Pocahoniac County Toberlick W Va Sournal Doe Greenbrier Fred Marlinton

The Mildest Man Yet Heard Of

A Philadelphia North American excerpt praises Robert Wilder of Clarkeburg West Virginia as the mildest man. He reportedly handed over 13.25 to a highwayman, apologized for not having more, and compliments circulate about his courteous nature and his wife’s discernment. The piece notes editors Morris of the Parkersburg State Journal gains newspapers’ admiration.

Brother Morris Parkersburg State Journal Poters Day Morganto En Chronicle Brothe Morris Dillon Parkersburg Presley W. Morris Philadelphia North American Wilder Robert Wilder Clarkeburg W. Va Dogan’s Dam Wilder Emilee Morris

Nerve Restorative Nervine Promises New Vitality

An ad copy extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a brain and nerve food, claiming it rebuilds worn nerve tissue and revives languid minds. It asserts success in curing many illnesses thought incurable and offers a money-back guarantee on the first bottle.

Miles

Fire Destroys Hotel Killing and Injuring Dozens in St Louis

A Salvation Army hosted hostel in St Louis trapped over 500 sleepers as flames burst from an elevator shaft closet. The blaze swept floors two and three, causing 92 500 in damage. Dozens jumped or were saved, with at least four dead and six others not expected to live. Two victims died at the hospital.

Fatheise Marksresta Moretham

Navy Chief Urges Marines Removed From Battleships

Washington December 1 Rear Admiral Converse chief of the bureau of navigation suggests removing Marines from all battleships to boost efficiency and argues blue jackets and marines should not be separated. He also urges revival of the grade of vice admiral and creation of at least two admirals to command Atlantic and Asiatic fleets with subordinate rear admirals and many ships. Plans for mobilizable Atlantic and Pacific fleets are outlined with consolidation under flag officers.

Washington Converse Bureau of Navigation Atlantic Pacihi Coaliim United States Philipepines Far East Nemedom Pacific Ocean Tt Ie Inter

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