Creditors of Gamael Knotts Deceased
Court decree requires creditors to present claims against the estate of Gamael Knotts for adjudication to J. Granville St. Clair Special Commissioner at the county office on or before December 5 next. Witness M. D. Allender Clerk of said Court this 10th day of November, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamael
Knotts
Tal- Tor
Amde
J. Granville St. Clair
Bt Hile
Withees
M. D. Allender
Said Court
Notice to lien holders in McDermott real estate case
M D Allender clerk issues notice to all lien holders on real estate of Mary B McDermott for claims to be presented by December 28 1910 in Taylor County West Virginia. Also outlines injunction in the Fuchs v Edward J Fuchs case and multiple chancery actions in Grafton, with publication ordered in the Graf ton Sentinel and attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Fuchs
Hen-E-Ta Bone Company
Sald
Fuchs
Edward J. Fuch
Graton Sentinel
M. D. Allender
John L. Hechmer
R. Barr
Grafton Sentinel
Platutu
Alonzo McDonald
Mortimer McDonald
Mardulla Wyckof
John McDonald
Sarah Gabbert
Rebecca Dearing
Nancy McDonald
Plaintitt
Commissioner's Sale in Taylor County West Virginia
A chancery sale by W R D Dent as special commissioner of two parcels in South Grafton Taylor County. Lot 6 in South Graf ton and Lot 14 on a plat, conveyed by Penn Malley in deeds from 1891 and 1887. Sale January 24 1911 at 1 PM with one fourth cash and balance credit at six twelve and eighteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
Sarah J. Jaco
Grafton
South
Sarah J Jaco
William Penn, Jr
Taylor County Court Clerk's Office
Sarah J. Jacoby
Robert J. Malley
W. R. D. Dent
M.D. Allender
Cleveland man inherits $25,000 after mother-in-law dies
William Stump, a restaurant dishwasher in Cleveland, learned yesterday his mother-in-law died in Pinckneyville, Illinois, leaving him $25,000. Mr. Rockefeller refused to answer further questions for publication about Santa Claus or other subjects, saying he would never again discuss any topic publicly. The young man plans to protect his business prospects.
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Cleveland
Wm. Stump
Pinckneyville
Rockefeller
Santa Claus
Seven Tainted Votes in Lorimer Inquiry Debate
Washington reports Senator Frazier after Moon’s statement claims four bribe takers implicated three other legislators who bribed them. He says three votes were corrupt, totaling seven tainted votes. If these seven are eliminated, Lorimer’s vote would fall short of a majority.
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Washington, D.C
Frazier
Moon
Lorimer
Lorimer Love
Former Grafton People in Gas Fatalities Near Kalamazoo
A coal gas leak from a stove in the Fisher home at 912 Grace street near Kalamazoo nearly killed three occupants, including six year old girl, the mother, and Mr Fisher a GR&I brakeman. Dr G T Britton treated all, with recovery expected for the trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Ussher
James I. Morris
Grafton Leader
Fisher
Cumberland
Indiana
Joseph L. Fisher
Grace Street
Teller
G. T. Britton
Richmond
Mayor Gaynor Responds To Policeman Poet Dulfer
In New York on December 24 the mayor received a collection of verses from Theodore Dulfer a policeman poet. The mayor replied praising the poems and noting the poet’s daily beat amid city life while encouraging continued writing.
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New York
Der
Gaynor
Theodore Dulfer
Officer Dulfer
James Graham Seeks Writ Over Habitual Criminal Act
Charleston W Va Dec 24 James H Graham already serving life for horse stealing and thrice sentenced has petitioned the supreme court for a writ of error claiming the habitual criminal law is unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
James H. Graham
Supreme Court
Bubonic plague deaths in Chinese suburb on Christmas
JLAGUE CLATMS MAN HARBIN reports 24 deaths from bubonic plague in the Fudziadian area near Manchuria on Christmas day. Ninety eight patients were hospitalized as authorities note ongoing public health concerns.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Fudziadian
Cook War With Out Country and Political Turmoil
December reports show Dr Frederick A Cook replying to Danish explorer Knud Rasmussen over pole claims while Dr W T Hornady calls for punishment. The Charleston scene reveals tensions among Chilton Watson McGraw Tierney Cornwell and others over the United States Senate race with shifting loyalties and possible breakups in the Democratic camp.
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Hornady
New York
Frederick A. Cook
Knud Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Cook
Peary
Pole
Himsell
Getti
W. T. Hornady
Zoological Park
Cok
Inter
Watson Press
Abraham Lincoln
William E. Chilton
Clarence W. Watson
Chilton
Watson
United States
McGraw
MacCorkle
Mr. Watson
Charleston
Charleston Mail
Action
Scott
Mac MacCorkle
William B. Chilton
John T. McGraw
Chilton and
McGraw Wines
E Democracy
Lawrence Tierney
Democracy
Senate
Washington
John J. Cornwell
Westinghouse Air Brake Invention Recited In Address
George Westinghouse, president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, explains his development of the air brake. He describes early ideas to apply braking through train couplers, the inspiration from compressed air tunneling, filing a caveat in 1867, and a test ride that prevented an accident near Pittsburg Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NW York
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
George Westinghouse
Society
Mount Gems
Pittsburg
Ralph Baggales
Union Station
Deceptive Register Attacks Watson in Senatorial Canvass
The Wheeling Register and its Clarksburg counterpart face criticism for biased coverage in the West Virginia Democratic Senate race. Proponents claim Watson leads in some accounts while actual Exponent tallies show McGraw ahead, prompting calls to publish real facts instead of manipulated sentiment. The piece argues for transparent reporting and notes polls favor McGraw in multiple local references.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Clarence W. Watson
Fairmont
Baltimore
New York
West
Watson
Wheeling Register
Clarksburg
S.A
Clarence Watson
Register
Exponent
John T. McGraw
Col. McGraw
Mr. Watson
United States
West Virginia
Parkersburg
The
Baltimore News
Col
Christmas in the Churches in Grafton
Christmas services filled Grafton churches with large crowds and festive music. Clergy Rev. J W Engle, Rev A F Richardson, Rev F Powles, Rev John Dalton, Rev Leland Jerome Powell, Rev L W Roberts, Rev J A McClelland, and Rev A W Morrison led sermons and special music.
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Grafton
Andrews M. B
J. W. Engle
St. Paul's Lutheran Eiréh
A. F. Richardson
St. Matthias’ Episcopal Cunchry
Garman
F. Powiles
St. Paul's. M. Bo
John ©. Dalton
Job Jones
First Baptist Church
Leland Jerome Powell
St. Augustine's Catholic
Father Francis
Wheeling
Pather Mo. Elligott
Jas. B. Moran
First United Brethren
Rev. Waters
West Main Street M
Em Church
L. W. Roberts
First Presbyterian Church
J. A. McClelland
M. P. Church
A. W.morrison
Former Grafton Resident Dead at Winchester Virginia
Miss Marla Dinkle, once of Grafton, has died in Winchester Virginia after a period of illness following paralysis. Her family resided in Grafton for twenty five years and were active in the Lutheran church. The funeral will be held in Winchester at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Sentinel
the Sentinel
Marla Dinkle
Winchester
Alex Zeck
Gratton
Iady
Miss Dinkle
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Jlague Clatms Man
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the State University At
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M. L. Abbott
West Main Street
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Memphis
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Chicago
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