Chairman Welch Defends Action Of City Council
A letter from Borror Sexteses criticizes a city council move to transfer $500 from the sinking fund to the general fund for current expenses. The writer argues such transfers are illegal and warns voters to elect council members who respect the law, noting prior fiscal measures and a plan to cover interest on bonds without harming the sinking fund.
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Welch
Borror Sexteses
The
Lander
Finance Committee
City Counel
Bender
Unoinens Wien
Acdaand
Connell
Curator Appointed for the Armstrong Estate
A curator has been appointed to oversee the estate of the late Andonay Armstrong at the request of Dent & Dent. The heirs contesting a share seek the will and inventory of personal effects and property while relatives from multiple counties may pursue claims. No will is known to exist, and executors will settle the estate and determine rightful heirs across several regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent & Dent
Andonay
Armetrong
Bat
Lawis
Harrison
Peel
Unio
City Council Served With Mandamus In Local Hall Vote
A mandamus was issued to the city council and each member of the board of aldermen after the clerk certified the writ. The sheriff served the papers today and officials expect publication of the mandamus tomorrow, commanding action on license and relief issues tied to a municipal election.
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Sherif
Bares Kimmonil
Marie
Bayore
Mare
Rafter
Arunet
Tora Pelt
Property Appraised in Strub Bankruptcy Case
The real estate of Charles H Strub is appraised for a bankruptcy proceeding. Appraisers Joe W Holt William Brinkas and John Wiley valued 31 feet on Main street between H Runge and Wm F Cark at 12000 dollars and the Washington street residence where Strub lives at 6000. Wyckoff serves as referee in the case.
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Charles H
Up-to-Date Cab Service Expands in Grafton City
Sam now prepared to fill all orders for cab service in the city with the most up-to-date cabs and service available. Also featuring own meat market items including pudding sausage and lard at City Meat Market Faust Brow 2002t.
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Sam
Grafton
Carothers Livery Stable
Faust
Brow
Thaw Trial Delayed by Juror's Wife Illness
New York February report details illness of juror Joseph Bolton's wife delaying the Thaw case. Justice Fitzgerald recesses court to 2 pm as Bolton visits home in the Bronx with two officers. Thaw remains in the prison pen during the pause while proctors, prosecutors, and visitors confer.
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New York
Joseph BR. Bolton
Justice Fitzgerald
Bolton
Bronx
Jerome
Mr. Delmas
Harry S. Thaw
Hampton L. Carson
Pennsylvania
Geeral J. Warren Keifer
Ohio
National House of Representatives
Thaw
Prittan
Trivens
Willi Fi White
Evans Wil Harry Thaw
Proader Tonn
General Manager Tours Inspect Line For Improvements
The general manager and associate officials conduct a three day inspection tour of crucial railroad upgrades from Baltimore to Pittsburgh. They will compare observed conditions with national improvement requests and decide on potential track and depot supports. A costly new express project is paused pending this review. Freight car shortages and motive power problems amid cold weather are noted risks.
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Ray
Baltimore
Oaio Railroad
Maeve
Osearo Marrae
Aegem Batore
Murray
Fairmont
Connelleville
Pitteburg
Crafton
Conrae
Corapeed
Public sale notice on sharp buyers and value
To the Public. Sharp buyers who know values are told the story our special sale with a 25 percent discount is still in force. L Bernstein & Co. located at 4 W Main St. end of line.
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Tost
Salvation Army
Woreaster
Petdminn
Providence
Satlow
Iccount
L. Bernstein & Co
Main St
Railroad appeals to state supreme court after valuation ruling
Judge Charles W. Lyn upheld the State Board of Public Works valuation of railroads at Weeton. The railroad company announces it will appeal to the state supreme court, though it has not decided yet from which circuit the appeal will be filed. The outcome will determine the controversy.
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Ite
Soring
Helplago Tnd
Onge
Doolittle
Bailey
Charles W. Lyn
Weeton
State Board of Public Workers
State Supreme Court
Prominent Lady Dies at Parkersburg in Maryland Line
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Crane wife of a leading general agent for the Southern Ex Jeminines Company of Charenton. It records her ancestry and marriage to Mr Fueller Grape and Mr. Crane’s family connections. The funeral will be in Oakland with interment in Odd Fellow Cemetery. Also a local lost watch notice with souvenir cards offered for return.
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Grafton
Joseph
Buiter Grand
Equnt
Southern Ex Jeminines Company
Charenton
Grane
Aton
Wellington
Urane
Kate Coser End
L. Townshend
Yonog
Myewr
Rreaden
Oakland
Oakined
Maryland
Maretasi Crane
Cerra Aita
W. Vu
Warn Orde, & Moter
Janta Ben Daye
Con Wellington
Fueller Grape
Parkersburg
Crane
Ptec
Arthur Townshend
Robert and
Ernest Townshend
Rene D Naylor
Chae, Smith
Tucker County
Parsons
Townshend
Odd Fellow Cemetery
Gratton Plans Retail Guide Publication in 1890s
The piece outlines Gratton Mercantile Agency to publish a state and regional business guide covering major cities and towns, listing merchants, firms, and delinquent letters. It notes adoption by Pennsylvania, Indiana retailers, and aims to rate credit and report business reliability across the region, with plans for a bound volume and broader state coverage.
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Gratton
Merchants Mercantile Agency
Harijé
Thorongaty Reliable
Tricia
United States
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Orchaaty
Mmerchan
Graton
Goul
Harricon
Loch
Upshur
Taylor
Riudolpheoontion
Werchants
Mont
Morgantown
Manni
Goa
Lowther
Screw
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Vertwin
Wren
Jouke
Troe
Weise
Armstrong
Mandamus
Slock Island
Harry Thaw
Congressman Keifer
Bia Sigures
McVey
Larchmont
Earchmont
Harris Feidman
Misa Sedie Gallup
Boston
Charleston
W. Ve
Virginia
Jobn W. Keister
Ira Clay Hicks
Putnam County
Senate
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Hicke
Railroad Company
Indy
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