Seven Injured In Parkersburg Branch Wreck This Morning
A head on collision between the fast mail train No 3 and the Parkersburg branch accommodation No 14 near Wilsonburg at 10 35 this morning injured seven passengers lightly. Names include J B Coleman J M Davis Mrs J E Trainer R G Lord J M Summers and Maggie Whitehair. Engineers Fleming and another crewman were unhurt and no serious damage reported to the Akron Ohio railroad line.
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Ultimote & Io Railroad Company
Parkersburg
Hehe
Dwilsonbure
Wilsonburg
Ain
J. BR. Coleman
J. M. Davis
Lost Creek
J. E. Trainer
West Union
R. G. Lord
Columbus
J. M. Summers
Huntington
Italy
Ime
Strainia
W. Fleming
Colpur
Imore & Ohio
YoungBoy Injured In Accidental Shell Blast Near Payne Crossing
A thirteen year old boy near Payne Crossing suffered severe eye injuries when a cap explosion from mortar caps left by bridge workers occurred as he arrived home. Dr P K treated him but likelihood of losing both eyes remains feared. condition described as serious. John Kane Sr. lived nearby and involved in incident context.
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Ronda
Worty
Cecil
Detroit
Mich
John J. Carmichael
Columbus
St. Clair County
Orville Lindsay
Carmichael
Michigan
Adair
China
Ada
Browning-Hamilton Company to Remodel With Large Addition
The Browning-Hamilton Company announces a major remodeling to create one of the state’s most commodious business rooms. A rear wall will be removed and an addition of 24 feet will expand the store, with prices slashed to clear stock for space. Contractors include John W. Gigley and leaders William L Browning and William Archdeacon.
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Browning, Hamilton’ Company
West Virginia
Alexander of Old
Caesar
Na“poteon
Browning-Hamilton Company
John W. Gigley
Bmilder’s
Browning- Hamilton
Sentinel
Browning-Hamilton
Browning-Ham« Iin
William L. Browning
William Archdeacon
Ghandat
Roosevelt Seeks Amendments After Harriman Ruling
Washington Jan 7 President Roosevelt urged Congress to tighten the interstate commerce act after the Supreme Court ruling in Harriman vs ICC. He called explicit power to subpoena witnesses and require production of all books in investigations. The Taylor County Poultry Show nears closing with high attendance and judging by C C Coffman of Mannington.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific Company
Taylor County
C. C. Coffman
Mannington
West Virginia Poultry Association
F. 8
Dadisman
Irontown
G. W. Jar & Company
G. L. Mahaffey
Near Valley Falls
Sentinel
D.C. Pratt
Rhonde Ishida Redes HL
Sandy
E. Blaney
Anconas
Wells
Mahaffy
Reynolds
W. Crouse
D. Strider
Charles Lveng
Diamondabies
Holveratott
Ebile
Liams
Main Street
Sentinel subscription contest boosts double votes in Grafton
The Daily Sentinel announces a limited week contest in Grafton offering double votes on yearly subscriptions to boost city growth. Readers are urged to support candidates by subscribing, with hundreds already enlisted and many more to reach. The list shows contestants and current vote standings, encouraging urgent participation.
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Sentinel
Grafton
Tygart Valley
Daily Sentinel
Marlon Allender
Main Street
Harry Brandenburg
Brakeman
B. & C. Yards
Harold, Cole
Grand Street
James Deegan
Maple Avenue
Edward Cowen
Walnut Street
Della Dudley
W. Washington Street
Benjamin Gerkin
Wiedmont Avenue
Earl Jackson
W. Boyd Street
Katherine Keele
Washington Street
Naomi Lilly
F. Knotts Avenue
Martin
Flemington
W. A. Mitchett
B. & O. Yards
Jeannette Morrison
Knotts Avenue
Misa Lee
Harry L. Nuzam
Lexa Parkhill
Claroney Poe
Beech Street
Anna Remlinger
Board of Trade Meeting Postponed by Lack of Quorum
The Board of Trade failed to transact business due to no quorum at January’s meeting. Officials blame busy schedules and urge strong attendance for next Monday the 11th as important matters are anticipated to be discussed to benefit the city’s up building and welfare.
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Board of Trade
Lynching Reported Near Lexington After Attempted Assault
Reports from Lexington county indicate a negro was lynched last night four miles north of Lexington after an attempted assault on Mrs. Thomas Wingard. The husband and posse pursued the suspect, Sheriff Corley followed with bloodhounds, and the negro was captured and killed. Mrs. Wingard suffered a severe nervous shock and received medical care.
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Lexington
S. C
Here
Lexington County
Thomas .Wingard
Wingard
P. H. Corley
Edison Battery to Revolutionize Traction Systems
New York reports Thomas A Edison promises a durable twenty year storage battery that eliminates trolleys and underground wires. A trial car is planned on Third Avenue line with a surface-car‑like exterior. Edison’s nickel‑based chemistry aims for long life and steady city use, including over 100 miles between recharges.
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Thomas A. Ed
the Wizard
Edison
Mr. Edison
Whitridge
Third Avenue Road
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