Morgantown Seeks Help for Grafton Sufferers and Mine Law Talk
The Morgantown Post-Chronicle reports on efforts to fund aid for nine patients in Pasteur hospital Pittsburg and discusses railroads, mining laws in West Virginia, and party politics. It notes B&O and Illinois Central shop resumption, clerical shifts, and a Clarksburg convention addressing mining safety, with editorial cautions on Nomination risk and party unity.
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Morgantown
Pasteur Hospital
Pittsburg
Grafton
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Discovery of the secret to reduce loss of life hoped for
The passage notes efforts to find a method to minimize great loss of life and property destruction and to prevent disasters that have shocked the country in recent years. It emphasizes employing top talent to pursue this discovery and reduce future risks.
Denham case stirs Harrison politics in West Virginia
A Parkersburg State Journal editorial rebukes officeholders meddling in state politics and urges removal of Denham and others who violate governmental rules. It argues one man should not steer party destinies and cites Hubbard Denham clashes, urging cleaner conventions and accountability to restore Republican strength in Harrison County.
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Morgattown
Post- Chronicle
Post-Chronicle
Marton
Monongalia
Mr. Swisher
Monongala
Swisher
Scherr
Swisher Combine
West Virginia
Dawson
Denham
Clarksburg
Harrison County
Hubbard
First
Congress
Harrison Cquity
Parkersburg State Journal
Tesson
Journal
Sherman C. Denham
Virgil L. Highland
Hubard
Charlton Mail
State Journal
Charleston
Harrison
Republican Party
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Lucy Shaw Held
A pleasant surprise party hosted by Mr and Mrs J W Ballah on June 6 honored Miss Lucy Shaw. Guests received gifts including a gold watch, Bible and water set. About 10 pm festivities continued with ice cream cake and fruits until 1 am. Attendees included Grace Cornwell and others, plus relatives from Terra Alta Buckhannon Morgantown Philippi Fairmont and nearby towns.
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J. W. Ballah
Lucy Shaw
Lucy
Miss Lucy
Misses Grace
Stella
Ethel Cornwell
Alice Martin
Straudie
Homa Knotts
Ethel
Edna Shroyer
Cora Lear
Grace
Goldie Miller
Clara Forman
Addie Harshburger
Eppa
Sophia Miller
Messrs
Boyd
George
Floyd Miller
Isaac Harshburger
J. J. Shroyer
Nathan Waugh
Floyd Cornwell
George Martin
F. B. Phelps
Harvey Michael
Terra Alta
Milford Miller
Buckhannon
Charles Ballah
Morgantown
Clyde Ballah
Philippi
J. T. Ballah
Fairmont
Family visits and local social notes in Ohio county
A crowded social column lists visits among Neels and related families in Ohio county. Numerous relatives from Mrs Neel to General Henderson and Gibson Reese are mentioned visiting over the weekend. The piece also notes fifty two delegates from Ohio county backing Scherr and comments on the auditor's lead and fairness.
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Ohio County
Scherr
Bays the Bucolic Gage Explores Law and Liberty
A rural speaker rails against imagined tyranny by law and order proponents. He notes a stubborn belief that Liberty is restricted by those who enforce it and argues for vigilant resistance, even as authorities propose jails and new chain gangs.
Flemington Children Day Exercises At Baptist Church
Flemington Baptist Church held a large Children Day program last Sunday evening praised as the best in the area. The hour long program featured music recitations and drills with standout performances by Mrs. Martin Miss Williamson and Miss Davidson. Little Pearl Williamson earned special notice for her rare voice. Local dignitaries including Rev A B Withers attended and lauded the effort as the crowd filled the church and stood outside due to lack of seating.
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Flemington, Baptist Church
Flemington
I. D. Martoin
Lucy Monroe
Clara Williamson
Helen Davidson
Williamson
Martin
A. B. Withers
American Baptist Publicat On Society
Doctor and Mrs Smith Relocate from Philippi to Huntington
Dr and Mrs Scott Smith arrived in the city from Philippi their long time home and spent the night. They departed this morning on train No 8 for Huntington their future home. The physician has been a leadingPhilippi doctor and for a time served as company physician to Davis Colliery Co. Desiring a larger field they choose Huntington, with Mrs Smith a niece of John R Cole of Yates avenue.
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Daily Sentinel
Joseph McDermott
Senate
Morgantown
Elkins
Senator Elkins
D. M. Simonton
Mountain Lake Park
Berryburg
Simonton
Lok
Edward Ward
Washington, Pa
George G. McCaskey
Anna McCaskey
Washington
Tylgart’s Valley Glass Company
Beaumont
West Side
W. M. Walter
Walnut Street
Charlottesville
N. C
M. M. Jefferys
National Cemetery
Freder- Jackeburg
Virginia
Union
Ona C
Jeferys
Maple Avenue
la Weak
Wufferys
West Virginia
Richmond
Henry Lippencott
Cincinnati
Mr. Lippencot
Bikini
Henry
Grafton
Uncle Sam
W. G. Wolf
Austin
Marshall E.D. Hupp
Randolph
Tucker County
Harrison Wolf
Brydon Mines
Parkersburg
Powell
Susie Jordan
Miss Flynn
Washington, D. C
Lizzie McManamon
Capitol City
W. C. Hanway
Main Streets
Parsons
Charles Creel
Philippi
Philippi Foundry & Machine Co
W.r.lear
Salem
W. Shrader
Athens
Ohio
A. T. Cline
Western Union Telegraph Company
R. C. Karnes
Providence
R. J
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Richard Gerstell
The
Davis Coal Co
Davis Elkins
W. Va
M. N. Wilson
Charles A. Cook
Arden
Rossy
Melchert
Wheeling
J.T. Cummigne
Weston
Si R.V. Ford
Thomas J. Ramsey
Clarksburg
Fd. Barnes
Benwood
Col
John E. Day
Mr. Russell
Wate
Morgantown Post
Col. Day
Wheeling Intelligencer
Russell
Parkers Burs
Huntington
Scott Smith
Davis Colliery Co
John R. Cole
Yates Avenue
Never Brood You Are a Man Not Hen Epletetus
A terse admonition contrasts roles and expectations, urging steadiness and self possession. The phrase frames identity in masculine terms, implying resilience and restraint amid external pressures.
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