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10 Feb 1910
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Grafton Sentinel in Grafton, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
1
Roosevelt Celebration Plans Detailed in Washington
President Taft reviewed Roosevelt reception plans slated for New York harbor between June 15 and 21. Col John A Stewart of the New York Republican clubs discussed the event with Taft, who may participate in person. A harbor fleet, land parade, and banquet with Taft and Roosevelt as principal speakers are planned, aiming to avoid factional politics. Taft also noted he will not travel to Alaska unless back by June 22 for Yale graduate son Robert A. Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
New York Harbor
Col
John A. Stewart
New York State League of Republican Clubs
Republican Club
New York City
Col. Stewart
Coltegart
Elba
Alaska
Robert A. Taft
Yale
Arrested for selling scat in violation of revenue laws
Wilbur Seymour of Elkins was brought to the city in U S Deputy Marshal Hupps custody on a revenue charge for selling Nynor without a federal license. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Charles R Lilly and held on a $500 bond to await the next federal grand jury in Wheeling. failure to post bond meant confinement in Ohio County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Seymour
Elkins
City
U. S
Hupp
Charles R Lilly
Wheeling
Ohio County
Cows on Track Cause Train Derailment in Greenbrier County
Three cows browsing on a Chesapeake and Ohio branch in Greenbrier county blocked a northbound passenger train. The locomotive tender buckled, fatally injuring engineer Charles Dean with hip and arm fractures. Fireman Gilhooley lost an arm and sustained internal injuries.
Girl Saved Her Mother in Fiery Rescue at Watson
Bonnie Smith a sixteen year old of Watson risked her life to save her mother Mrs Ridenour from a burning dress at a open grate. She entered with bare hands and smothered the flames though she suffered severe burns to her hands and arms. Mrs Ridenour escaped unharmed though singed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Bonnie Smith
Watson
Mrs. Ridenour
Bonnie
Baracca Glass 10 Holds Court Mock Trial
The Baracca Dible Class of First Baptist will hold a mock trial in the Sunday school room Friday evening inviting all class members and friends. Attor neys Musgrove Samples Curry Wyckoff and Wat king serve as judge and defense, promising an interesting session. Also in Baltimore a jury convicted Jonas Sturdevant, a black bishop, of similar charges and sentenced him to three years in jail amid testimonies by Rose Demmard of coercive influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
M. Musgrove
Messrs
W. P. Samples
C. Curry
O. E. Wyckoff
Merle“ Watking
Baltimore
Jonas Sturdevant
Class of 1910 St Augustine girls entertain at Knights of Columbus
The young ladies of St Augustine's Catholic school class of 1910 hosted a gathering in the Knights of Columbus club room on Tuesday evening. Whist games entertained attendees and delicious refreshments were served at a seasonable hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine's Catholic School
Knights of Columbus
Turkeys Stored For Two Years Debate Rages Over Food Prices
Washington convenes a broad inquiry into food and life costs. A seven senator committee will study prices from markets farms and factories including salaries and tariffs. New York hearing denies two year storage claims while addressing cold storage tagging. Browning-Hamilton White Sale promotes bargains in embroidery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vr Rovision
Committee On Laws and Legislation
The
Board of Aldermen
Browning-Hamilton Company
Step mother his tempter trial explodes with confession
Peter Brown on trial admits he fatally struck his father with an axe at his stepmother s urging and helped burn the body. Mrs Brown faces complicity charges as courtroom scenes reveal reaction among spectators and prosecutors challenge joint responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artlesville
Okla
Peter Brown
T. H. Brown
Brown
Father
National Sugar Refining to pay $600000 for frauds
New York February 10 the National Sugar Refining Company agreed to pay 600000 to the government to settle underweight frauds on its docks after lengthy talks with customs officials. The payment is said to exempt the firm from civic prosecution though no official statement confirms this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Sugar Refining Company
Kunst Versus Grafton Case Remanded After Appeal
The long running Kunst against City of Grafton suit over Barrett street extension ends in a remand to Taylor County circuit court. Kunst claimed 1200 dollars in damages for south side property loss but jury verdict awarded 264 dollars. Supreme court reversed the judgment on appeal and orders another trial after extensive testimony, with final settlement expected next court term. Valentines advertised by Turner's RO8-81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. W. Kunst
Grafton
Barrett Street
Supreme Court
Kunst
Circuit Court
Circuit Court of
Taylor
Funeral for George Mc Farland in Clarksburg
The funeral of the late George Mc Farland who died in St Mary's hospital in Clarksburg was held this afternoon at 3 from his West Main street home. Rev J W Engle of Andrews M E church conducted the service and interment followed in Bluemnor cemetery under the direction of Undertaker John A McCabe. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, of which he was a member, attended in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McFarland
St. Mary's Hospital
Clarksburg
West Main Street
J.W. Engle
Andrews M. F. Church
Bluemnor Cemetery
John A. McCabe
Brotherhood of
Fights Over Chairmanship of High Cost of Living Inquiry
In Washington a clash erupts between Senators Elkins and Aldrich over who should head the committee probing the high cost of living. Elkins opposes Lodge as chair and hints at disclosures. Aldrich prefers Lodge plus others. Gallinger faces exclusion. Bailey also delays by balking at the postal savings bank bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins and Aldrich
Elkins Firm
Washington
Elkins
Aldrich
Senator Elkins
Senator Lodge
Senate
Senator Gallinger
New Jersey
Lodge, Smoot, McCumber
Crawford
Bailey
Kicked Out of Office in Pittsburg Scandal
Alexander Peacock, a partner in Garnogle’s firm, exposed employee embezzlement of 250000 dollars. He disciplined each culprit in his private office, forced them to sign over property to guard against losses, and then expelled them from the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Alexander Peacock
Garnogle
Grafton High to Clash With Clarkeburg At YMCA Gym
A Friday night basketball duel at the YMCA gym pits Grafton High School against Clarkeburg High School in a eagerly awaited clash for supremacy. A large crowd is expected as both teams are evenly matched and the game promises one of the season’s best showdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton High School
Clarkeburg High School
Meat Boycott In Fairmont Opens For 30 Days
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen launches a city wide meat boycott in Fairmont at noon today, lasting thirty days. About two thousand residents reportedly pledge to abstain, with a committee circulating papers and attaching roughly 1800 confirmed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Brotherhood of Railway
Brotherhood
Center piece raffled by Mrs Adlington wins by Means
The centre piece raffled by Mrs. William Adlington was won by Mr. A. Bln. Means, who held number 4b.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Adlington
A. Bln. Means
Revival at Methodist Church Draws Strong Attendance
The revival meeting at the Methodist Protestant church led by Pastor A W Morrison is ongoing with excellent turnout and widespread good will. Services will continue indefinitely as the well known pastor and his congregation expect continued benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnteress
Methodiat Protestant Church
A. W. Morrison
Mrs Cole Improves After Major Operation
Mr Vernon Cole reports from Baltimore that Mrs Cole, confined since a severe operation, is improving nicely. Stitches from the operation wound are to be removed today. This welcome update comes for Mia Cole of Grafton and her many friends. Weather forecast notes fair tonight with a Friday partly cloudy spell. Melody Flour mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Cole
Baltimore
Cole
Mia
Grafton
Three Italians Dead After Mine Settlement Shootout
In Washington Pennsylvania three men were shot to death in a feud among Italians at the Shaw mine near Midway. John Marks and Tony Putchey are named as suspects. Victims were John Panelli Mike Manta and Tony Yall. Armed locals and state police scoured the county while remarks warned of further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shaw Mine
Midway
John Marks
Tony Putchey
Marks
John Panelli
Mike Manta
Tony Yall
Marke
Patchey
Mark
Panelli
Tony, Yalll
Mania
The Andrews Revival Grows as Converts Multiply
The Andrews M E church revival continues with two more converts and one penitent who lingered at the altar after last night’s session. The meeting resumes this evening at 7:46 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews M. EB
Senator Scott Active In Support Of Grafton Proposal
Mr H W Chadduck president of the Grafton Board of Trade met Senator N B Scott in Wheeling and learned the senator plans to support Grafton incorporated in the big bill when it reaches final Senate action. The visit occurred Wednesday during Chadduck's business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Chadduck
Grafton Board of Trade
Wheeling
Chadduck
N. B. Scott
Grafton
Scott
Big Bill
Senate
FOR SALE Furnishings including desk and chairs at Doyle’s
For sale items include a fire proof safe a new roll top desk two chiffoniers a ladies dresser a mahogany centre table two mahogany rockers one mahogany chair one buffet one oak dining table all must be sold before February 12th. Call 316 West Main Street J H Doyle Turner's Valentine line ad shows seasonal stock and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Main Street
J. H. Doyle
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Alt
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Baracca Glass
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Lodge
United States
Compan
Turner's
M. P. Revival
Andrews
Valentines
Turner
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