Fraudulent vouchers and a progressive disbursing issue
Washington reports defalcations involving J. Bartlett and clerk James W. Boyd in the Marine Hospital Service with $14,000 paid on fraudulent vouchers. Bartlett dies amid investigation. bond coverage meets the shortage. Separate items note a Bridge conspiracy in Arlington and a Northeast district case. Heavy rain devastates Wheeling. Roosevelt to speak at Harrisburg dedication. Persian justice reform. a Texas man robbed in New York. Greensburg mine fire. sun kink derails Great Northern train. Danville strikebreakers stoned.
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Washington
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J._A.Bartlett
James W. Boyd
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Bartlett
Boyd
Treasury
Shaw
Indictments Found Lacked Jurisdiction In Oil and Rail Case
Cleveland July 18 The federal grand jury reported no indictments against Standard Oil and the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway for interstate commerce law violations due to lack of jurisdiction. The case and all evidence will be transferred to Chicago for federal court proceedings. Witnesses included J G Grammar VP Lake Shore, W E Waik of Fred G Clark Co, and F Stausson Lake Shore freight agent. U S District Attorney Sullivan said the inquiry is closed pending Chicago proceedings.
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Chicago
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J. G. Grammar
Lake Shore Road
W. E. Waik
Fred G. Clark Co
F Stausson
Lake Shore
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J. J. Sullivan
Sullivan
York
Moody
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Grammer
Grand Jury
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Topeka
Kan
Wellington
State Board of Health
Kansas City
Planta
Kansas
Taylor County Favorite Son Wins Republican Nomination
Taylor County delegation attended the eleventh senatorial district convention in Fairmont on July 17, 1906. Col J C Frazer served as temporary chair with W S Hamilton as secretary. Resolutions praised Republican progress, education, and leadership, endorsing Senator Bailey’s nomination by acclamation after Ivan Robinson moved his name. The meeting adjourned sine die.
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Taylor County
Taylor
Monongailialoo
Marion County
J E Powell
Jasi C. Frazer
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J. H. McDermott
T. Frank Reed
Ira E. Robinson
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Morgan
Town
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Congress
United States Congress
United States
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Grafton
B. F Bailey
J. G. Lazalie
Monongalia County
Butey Wes
Bailey
Ka E Robinson
I G. Lazelie
J. E Powell
Death of an Aged Woman in Local Community
Mrs. Price widow of the late lesac Price died yesterday afternoon at her nephew C. J. Coster’s home near Gratton Park. She was seventy, long resident in the area, and a U B church member. Survived by many relatives, funeral by Mr. Parsons with remains sent by evening train to Belington for interment.
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Daily Sentinel
Price
Lesac Price
C. J. Coster
Gratton Park
Belington
Mr. Parsons
Hathaway Held For Illicit Liquor Selling
W J Hathaway appeared before Justice C R Lilly on a charge of illicit selling of intoxicating liquor. He allegedly ordered a gallon of whiskey from a wholesale house, collected funds from others to obtain it, and distributed the whiskey to contributors. Hathaway gave bond of three hundred dollars and faces grand jury scrutiny. Witnesses Wm Heseer and Wilks Porterfield also bonded. Porterfield was later fined ten dollars and costs for failing to appear.
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C. R. Lilly
Hathaway
Express
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Wilks Porterfield
Bond
Porterfield
Sad Death Of A Worthy Young Man
The Sentinel records the death of 22 year old Robinson of Biaevile near the city huts, wife Nora Kiener from Marion Jovaty, after typhoid fever and brain illness. He worked at the B&O flue shop, married three weeks ago, and died yesterday afternoon with services arranged for Tuesday evening.
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Sentinel
Biaevile
Robinson
J. Robinson
Nora Kiener
Marion Jovaty
Joe
Patere
Street Car Line Plan Moves Forward in City
Delegates including Rev Boward and E Rutherford inspect the proposed route and city charter amendments. Grafton Bank president Durbin backs the project as influential investors weigh in to start the trolley line soon with poles and trenching under franchise terms.
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Daily Sentinel
B. F. Overholt
E. Ie Rutherford
Pennsylvania
EB Conway
Board of Trade
Sonthe
Durbin
Grafton Bank
Governor Paroles Second Degree Murderer Myers
Governor William O. Dawson has paroled William Myers of Clarkeburg after directors recommended parole. Myers killed James J Childers, Chief of Police, at the Crescent saloon in Glen Elk on July 1, 1902, while intoxicated. he had been serving 12 years for second degree murder and was noted as a model prisoner.
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William O. Dawson
William Myers
Myers
James J) Childere
Crescent Salnon
Glen Elk
Childers
J. W. Mason
Marriage at Andrews M E Parsonage
Charles Gasque of Butte Montana married Myrtle White of the South Side in a ceremony at Andrews M E Parsonage last night at eight thirty. Rev H Howard officiated. Gasque works at Guth ton torial Parlors and is popular in the city. The bride is well known and many friends wish them a long, happy marriage.
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Andrews
M. E. Parsonage
Charles Gasque
Butte
Montana
Myrtle White
South Side
H. Howard
Barbour County Grants Saloon License Amid Turmoil
The Barbour county court, after revoking a Century saloon license for repeated violations, has again licensed Charles Bodnrograss who runs a Arden country store on the G and B division. Local protection is weak and the new saloon may attract the worst element, signaling a troubled situation for the county court.
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Barbour County Court
Eirems Court
Century
Charles Bnodgrass
Arden
Here
Phiippi
Barbour County
Man Returns From Panama Canal Work Tour
Mr Percy Love of the United States engineering corps recently finished a ten month assignment on the Panama Canal project. He left Colon on the ninth of the month and arrived in New York yesterday, reporting good health with only a brief illness. He plans to return to Panama in August. Mrs C J Kelley and Miss Margare Fallon have gone to Clarkeburg to visit friends for several days.
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Percy Love
United States
Panama
Colon
New York
Love
Angus
Mra. C. J. Kelley
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