Funeral set for Tuesday for 9 year old Weaver
The Daily Sentinel reports 9 year old Harry Weaver son of Joseph H. Weaver died after an accident Saturday while repairing a car in the Baltimore and Ohio area. He was taken to Hoffman Hospital in Keyser where no operation was performed. The mother fainted upon hearing the news and Weaver’s relatives, including Mrs. Clifford Stone and Thos. B. Campbell, are West Side residents. The remains will be transported to Grafton by train tomorrow morning at seven forty and buried at Bremont Cemetery.
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Daily Sentinel
Harry Weaver
Joseph H. Weaver
Piedmont
Weaver
Baltimore
Oio Garde
Isaac Lucas
Hoffman Hospital
Keyser
Clifford Stone
Mesers
Thos. B. Campbell
Resi
Grafton
Eeven
Bremont Cemetery
Morgantown Post
West Virginia
Chicago
Grand Jury Indicts 24 Offenses in Circuit Court
The Daily Sentinel reports the present term grand jury returned 24 true bills after three days of session. Indictments include Brock Murphy for arson, William Addington for illicit retailing, carriers of concealed weapons, and charges against Woodford and Pinnell linked to intoxication and forgery. Court actions include rulings on divorce case Feather v Feather and Maryland Coal Company dispute.
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Brock Murphy
William T Burkine
Willie Bolger
Wm. Addington
Wm. Meane
Joe M. Woodford
M. Amate
Jed. W Yates
R R Co
Handley's
Garnet Adlington
Sheerwood Hotel
Chas Lilly
Adlington
Addlington
Woodford
Sherwood
Cecil
Brock
Jeal
de Pinnell
Berking
Jim
Cepkaa
Rick
A. Armstrong
John H Konette
Maryland Coal Company
Court
William Adiington
Judge Dent clears McGraw in Grafton race dispute
Judge Marmaduke H Dent of Graf ton exonerates John T McGraw chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee in the second West Virginia District race for Congress. Dent’s statement, dated January 8 1907, argues there are no grounds for charges against McGraw and credits Ekins with Dent’s defeat.
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Marmaduke H Dent
Grafton
Congree
Virginia
John T McGraw
Dent
W. Ve
Auditors on Trains May Tighten Passenger Safety
Baltimore and Ohio officials consider placing auditors on passenger trains to collect tickets and oversee travelers while conductors focus on operation and signals. The plan, needing First Vice President Randolph’s approval, aims to boost safety and efficiency. Nearby railroads trialed similar systems with mixed results, but railroad men favor auditors handling tickets to free conductors for running the trains. The timing and outcome of the election referenced are unclear.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
DB. Martin
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Randolph
Trafic Department
Thies
Ickete
Judge Denies Mandamus Pur License Election
Judge Holton denied the mandamus to compel Mayor Jon Wo Mechong to issue a proclamation for a vote on issuing science in this city at the spring election. Papers plan to seek Supreme Court review to obtain a ruling on the legality and validity of the spring election.
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Holton
Jon Wo
Enormous Hogs Weigh In On Private Scales
Report describes two hogs owned by J W Arnold weighed on February 28 in Keytone E-bo. One hog tipped scales at 605 pounds net, with eyeing possibility of 725 pounds on foot. A second hog weighed 540 pounds after feeding cornmeal. both were kept in the same pen under partition.
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J. W. Arnold
Arid
Two Cent Passenger Fare Debated in State Legislature
West Virginia residents seek a two cent passenger fare this winter aimed for spring outings and holiday travel. Governor Folk of Missouri supports the plan, citing Ohio and others where such fares proved profitable for railroads amid calls for safer, cheaper travel.
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Legislature
West Virginia
Folk
Missouri
Ohio
Grand jury diligence and state coal production rise
The grand jury at the circuit court term labored to uncover offenses within the past year and suggests more crimes exist than were found. West Virginia coal output nears 42 million tons in 1906, surpassing Illinois and closing the gap with Pennsylvania.
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West Virgina
Illinois
Beaneylvania
Linois
West Virginia
Lllinoia
T. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ssee de Briere
Lewis
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McGraw
Ekins
Price & Co
Henjamin Wilson
Othor Guffey
Pittsbore Capitalist
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Rogier
Guffey
Poice & Us
Hosier
Rewervey
Frey
Cottle
MTV
Reynolds
Sc. Stamp
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
N.C
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Rney & Son
Havenstown
Bom
Shaw
Boston
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