Earl Bartlett Held to Court in $1,000 Bond
Dalyt Sentinel reports Earl Bartlett was held to answer at the October term after a hearing before Squire Lilly. The case involves a horse allegedly taken Friday and found Sunday, later moved to Newburg and sold to David Waddell, who could not identify Bartlett. The defense offered no witnesses and sought discharge.
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Dalyt Sentinel
Ollie Bartlett
Squire Lilly
Clarkesburg
Newburg
David Waddell
Waddell
Boyd Smith
Mr. Waddell
Delfene
Bartlett
Hardware dealer injured in ladder fall
J George Preiss of Preiss and Sone hardware dealers suffered a painful accident Saturday when a stepladder slipped as he retrieved items for a customer. He fractured his hip and is recovering with his age noted as a factor, though he is progressing as well as could be expected.
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J. George Preiss
Preiss & Sone
Mr. Preiss
Lon. In 1 The Hi Hie Winet
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Zabe Inquiry Gates Verbal Exchange On Bank Safety
A fragmented note questions whether Zabe is involved in a verbal exchange over bank safety concerns. The text hints at a wary tone about financial security and potential insider knowledge.
Fragmentary note hints at event timing and location
The readable parts mention a vent and land bay with hints of timing constraints. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply a scheduled activity or measurement related to a vent and bay area. Further context from original page needed for precise summary.
Confirmation at St Mathias Church Sunday
Bishop Ray G. W. Peterkin of the West Virginia diocese confirmed eight to ten youths at St Mathias Church. He delivered a fine sermon as the choir presented a long service for the exercises. Large attendance marked both services, with Rev. Myers praised for guiding the church’s steady growth. Confirmed names include Clyde Gilbert Amma Steel Linnie Philips Mabel Kennedy Beesie Kennedy Neta Sbrock and Mr Stovers.
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St Mathias Church
Rt. Ray
G. W. Peterkin
West Virginia
Protestant Episcopal Church
Peterkin
St. Mathias’ Church
Myers
Clyde Gilbert
Amma Steel
Mies Linnie Philips
Mise Mabel _Kennedy
Beesie Kennedy
Mies Neta Sbrock
Stovers
Home Coming Week to Be Held During State Fair in Wheeling
The first West Virginia Home Coming Week will run September 9 to 13 in Wheeling during the State Fair. The Wheeling board of Trade leads the effort with a committee in charge. Former residents from across the country are invited to attend to greet old friends, enjoy daily entertainments, and participate in Welcome Day on Wednesday the 11th. Governor Dawson has announced mine inspectors for twelve districts, with J. F. Pratt named for the third district and F. E. Parsons for the second. A public auction is planned July 13, 1907, at 1 p.m. near McGee for 93 acres of Hart farm land. Vehicles and other local updates appear, including visits from Rev. F. G. W. Skord, Mrs. James A. Emerson, and Attorney C. Carter on current matters.
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West Virginia
Wheeling
Wheeling Board of Trade
Maine
California
Lakes
State Fair Association
Ltle
United States
Dawson
Barbour
Monongalia
Preston
Taylor
J. F. Pratt
Doddridge
Lewis, Harrison
Ritchie
Upehur
F. E. Parsons
Court Houe
McGee
McGraw Gas
Richard Hart
Christian Endeavor Societies of the
Seattle
Golden
Vention
The
Sentinel
W. H. Cresell
Bellingham
Washington
West Virginia Endeavorera
Sneak Thief Steals $20 from West Warder Resident
Late Saturday a burglar entered Mrs. M. J. Stilwell’s Warder avenue home and took about $20 in cash while she attended cows on the dairy lot. She suspects a neighbor but cannot swear out a warrant. City Clerk Capt. Spice confronted engineers on the old Wabash right of way arguing trespass. The engineers’ motive appears tied to rival firms seeking to manipulate property owners and rights of way for future roadbuilding.
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M. J. Stilwell
Warder Avenue
West Side
Civil Engineers
Wabash
West Grafton
Spice
Maple Avenue
Monteville
Speice
New Members Added At Andrews M E Church
Very interesting services were held at Andrews M E Church Sunday morning as a new member was sprinkled after being received. Five new members joined the church during the day. one was committed and four immersed in the Tygarts Valley river.
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Andrews M. E
Tygarts Valley
H. C. Howard
Ratus Sapp
Grover Poe
Grover Sapp
Mamie Wilson
Lydia Hatha
Spent Day at Shinnston Social Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Higginbotham hosted in Shinnston with Mr and Mrs Sebastian Walters of Grafton and Mrs Talbott of Monongah joining. The Walters family returned home Sunday evening, ending a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Joseph Higginbotham.
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Charles Higginbotham
Sebastian Walters
Grafton
Talbott
Monongsh
Joseph Higginbotham
Shinnston
Walters
Editorial shifts and local notices in Parkersburg news
Charles Brooks Smith retires from Parkersburg Dispatch News editorial duties and Charles B Kefauver may take the helm. A sudden death of Mrs Flanagan, wife of Rev James H Flanagan, elicits community sorrow and admiration for her church work. A surveying corps seen on Maple Avenue appears tied to Fairmont Coal Company, with hopes of industrial growth along the Tygar t Valley river and surrounding coal fields.
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Spiese
Maple Avenue
Fairmont
Corps of Engineers
Fairmont Coal Company
Tygart Valley
Caldwell enters race for governor in Virginia era
The piece notes Hon. J. L. Caldwell of Huntington emerging as a gubernatorial candidate on the political scene. Caldwell, seen as prominent in his region, was previously noted in the race for Senator Scott's seat and is respected by his people.
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Commonwealth
J. L. Caldwell
Huntington
Caldwell
Scott
Kefauver of Parkersburg Named Clerk of U S Court
Charles B. Kefauver of Parkersburg, president of the Parkersburg Dispatch News Company, is appointed Clerk of the United States Court replacing Col. Jasper Y. Moore. Known locally for affable manners and strong ability, he previously served as cashier in the Internal Revenue Office under Thomas E. Davis and held an Auditor’s office post during L. M. LaFollett’s term. The Sentinel offers hearty congratulations on his preferment.
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Charles B. Kefauver
Parkersburg
Parkersburg Dispatch News Company
United States Court
Jasper Y. Moore
Col
Kefauver
Internal Revenue
Thomas E. Davis
L. M. LaFollett
Sentinel
District Court
Stempless Held To Court Cant Make $1000 Bond
The preliminary hearing for Herbert Stemple took place in Justice Lilly's court. Stemple, charged with stealing timer's tools from William Mallonee, pleaded not guilty, but evidence showed the theft. With no attorney or witnesses, he offered nothing. The court set bond at $1,000 because he had escaped custody, and he was remanded to jail.
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Fairmont
Stemple
Squire Sally
Siempie
Beloved Mrs Flanagan Dies After Paralyzing Heart Event
News of Mrs. Flanagan widow of Rev. Dr. James H. Flanagan shocked Wheeling as she died at age seventy five from heart paralysis. She had attended services Sunday before a 7:30 pm funeral at her Washington Street home and Elm Grove Cemetery plans. The city unites in sympathy with Rev. Dr. Flanagan after 35 years as First Presbyterian pastor and her long community service.
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Daily Sentinel
Flanagan
Washington Street
Elm Grove
Keat Wheeling
J. H. Flanagan
First Presbyterian Church
Norrow
Wilkinson Re-Elected As WV Educational Association Official
A. J. Wilkinson, ongoing secretary of the West Virginia Educational Association, was re elected during the Huntington meeting held last week. Professor Frank B. Trotter, recently with West Virginia Wesleyan College and now on the University faculty, was chosen president as the association reported one of its largest and most interesting gatherings.
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A. J. Wilkinson
West Virginia Educational Association
Huntington
Wilkinson
Frank B. Trotter
West Virginia Wesleyan College
University
Sentinel Plans Elegant Move to Latrobe Street Quarters
Greater Grafton’s Sentinel announces it will occupy former Parsons rooms on Latrobe Street as renovations bring a new Mergenthaler Linotype machine a modern press and folder. A 20 horsepower gas engine and electric dynamo with 200 candle power lights are ordered, aiming for a faster, better paper in Gratton and vicinity.
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Greater Grafton
The
Sentinel
Genere
Ihs
Parsons
Latrobe Street
Mergenthaler
Mergenthaler Company
Iso
Gratton
Handsme Building Agreement Reached on Main Street
An agreement was reached between the Brinkman and Webb properties on Main street to allow the handsome new building to proceed. A wedge-shaped ground piece caused dispute, but negotiations yielded a satisfactory arrangement enabling Ms. Webo to initiate plans for the new block immediately.
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Brinkman
Webb
Main Street
Ms. Webo
Former Grafton Man Dead at Parkersburg
News reaches here of the death on Tuesday at eight o'clock of John Flanagan a longtime Grafton resident and father of James P Flanagan now of this city He was advanced in years and had reared his family here Funeral arrangements have not been announced The Maloney party from Salt Lake City Utah visited Capt P Kenny yesterday and Mr Maloney oversees the Salt Lake City division of the Union Pacific sale read
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Johnn Flanagan
Flanagan
James P. Flanagan
D. J. Maloney
Salt Lake City
Utah
Yeuter Day
Capt
P. Kenny
East Washington Street
Maloney
Union Pachity Sale
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Attorney C. Carter
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