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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1906

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Fragmentary OCR Reads Like Local Notice Teaser

The readable fragment lists cryptic numbers and a time stamp possibly tied to a local notice or ad. No clear event, names, or locations emerge beyond numeric hints and partial date formats.

Battle with Pulajanes Ends Promising, 150 Dead or Wounded

Manila reports a clash on Leyte between Twenty-fourth Infantry, constabulary, and Pulajanes leaving 60 bandits killed and 150 dead or wounded overall. Captain McMaster and Major Nevill led charges. American and native forces used volley fire and decisive close combat to drive the attackers from thick underwood after a 20 minute fight. The piece also notes a longtime railroad employee born in 1858 who rose through the ranks toward potential vice presidency.

Manila Twenty-fourth Infantry Constabulary Eandits Leyte Bunday Worsick O'Brien McMaster Nevill Bolos Mortae

Bouquet for General Manager Fitzgerald

The Pittsburg Gazette Times praises B&O General Manager Fitzgerald with a friendly bouquet. The piece lauds him as the most popular railroad officer in the country, beloved by the 75,000 Baltimore and Ohio workers for his long experience across many railroad roles. He is described as a jolly fellow proud of his roots.

The Pittsburg Gazette Times Boquet B&o Tom Fitzerall Baltimore and Ohio Rebman

West Virginia Board of Trade Holds Second Annual Convention

The second annual convention of the West Virginia Board of Trade will meet in Charleston on October 1. The Charleston Chamber of Commerce forms a committee for arrangements as prominent state figures including Governor Dawson and Henry G. Davis are expected to attend. The 22 constituent bodies unite for state development and advertising efforts. The group was organized June 20, 1905, at Wheeling and aims to make the next convention the best on record.

West Virginia Board of Trade Charleston Charleston Chamber of Commerce Dawson Henry G. Davis J. N. Camden Elkina West Virgins Wheeling Commonwealth

Friday Band Concert Program from Mien Avon Hotel Porch

Vincent's Band, directed by Claude E. Vincent, presents a March program featuring Montezuma Overture The Enchantress Take Me to Your Heart Again Mi Kosirene Serenade Kiss of Spring Operatic Echoes and The Elks conducted by Claude E. Vincent on jab week Friday night.

Vincent Mien Avon Hotel Chambers Dalbey Cornet Richmond Serensta Barnhouse Walte Rolte Laurendeau The Elks Seitz Claude E. Vincent

Ice Cream Social and Souvenir Postal Cards Sale

Close No 11 of Andrews M E church hosts an ice cream and cake social on Thursday evening July 26. The event features a large sale of Souvenir Postal Cards and invites collectors to inspect the cards available.

Andrews M. E

Young Boy Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

Lelwnd, eight year old son of George Campbell of Philippi visiting the city, was taken ill a day or two ago and brought to the Sanitarium on the West Side. Surgeons found appendicitis and performed an operation. The procedure was successful and the patient is progressing encouragingly.

Lelwnd George Campbell Philippi Thende

Painters Wanted To Assist Unload Excess Paint Supplies

Job notice from R. E. Blaney and Co seeking several painters to help unload and apply surplus paint materials to houses. Emphasizes using an Excello power washing machine as the new method.

R. E. Blaney and Co Excello

Machinists Strike Over Fairness at Glenwood Shops

About 120 machinists and nonunion workers walked out at the Glenwood shops of the Baltimore and Ohio in Pittsburgh division protests. They demand reinstatement of Thomas Hampton and discharge of Master Mechanic J F Prendergast, threatening widespread disruption if unresolved within a week. Union officials claim repeated violations of working accords and promise strike benefits.

Belpere Glenwood Baltimore and Ohio Pittsburg Thomas H Hampton J. F. Prendergast Hazelwood Union International Order of Railroad Prendergast Daer Finney Motive J. E. Muhifield Baltimore Ohio Dyer Genwood Doergaya

Two Negro Bill Raisers Identified by Victims

Justice C R Lilly returned to Baltimore with photos of two Black suspects accused of raising and passing U S currency. Treasury officials describe Tolley as the gang leader, with accomplices Tramble Luke Ray Tobey Stith and others, detailing prior convictions and sentences in Louisville Nashville and Atlanta facilities. Victims in the city identified the pictured men when shown.

C. R. Lilly Baltimore United States Ofticere United States Charles E. Wright Treasury Department Secret Service Division Tolley Nashville, Tepa Luke Ray San Francisco Cal Lonieville Louisville U. S Atlanta Louiseville Tobey John Stith Bluefield W Va Charleston W. Va Moundsville

Jeannette Jags Co declares 25 percent dividend

Pt Marion July 24 The Jeannette Jags Co Limited has declared a 25 percent dividend on 50 000 capital stock payable in cash tomorrow July 25 1906 The firm reports 20 000 boxes of glass valued 40 000 to 15 000 in stock and a working capital to cover repairs and pay workers after starting the factory in September next Stockholders are described as pleased with their ownership in the prosperous concern

Pt Marion Jeannette Jags Co. Limited Desides

Ill Belington Woman Placed In Sanitarium Recovery Reported

Mies Hoffman of Belington who stayed at the Sherwood was taken ill yesterday and removed to the West Side Sanitarium. She is reported today as much improved. Her mother arrived yesterday to assist and returned home this morning.

Mies Hoffman Belington Sherwood Weat Side

State Auditor Scherr Near Operation for Throat Trouble

Auditor Arnold Scherr is in the east awaiting a throat operation, expected within a day or two, to address ongoing trouble with his throat that has persisted for some time.

Scherr Arnold Scherr

Mystery surrounds remains found near the First Ward

The coroner's jury probes the unidentified body found near the Jarrett distillery in the First Ward. Mrs Hunt cannot confirm the remains are her missing husband James A Hunt, a B&O engineer, while experts discuss disposal, teeth, and the cause of death. The verdict cites death by a Colt revolver, accidental or intentional, prior to July 1908.

Jarrett Firet Ward Fetterman Court House James A. Hunt A. R. Warden A. M. Jarrett Hunt James A. Hant Hant Taylor

Keim Concedes Nomination Loss Before Convention

Washington July 25 N G Keim of Elkins concedes defeat in his bid for the House nomination. He says George O Sturgis will be nominated by acclamation at the Raleigh convention on August 1. Keim notes the fight was strong but delegates left him short of required support.

Washington N. G. Keim Elkins Raleigh Hie House of Representatives George O. Sturgis Hpte

Oscar Riley Joins Grafton Police Force

Following Chief Cole's misfortune yesterday The Grafton Leader reports changes in the force Patrolman Fletcher is promoted to Chief of Police and Oscar Riley becomes a full fledged Patrolman advancing and wearing the uniform and mace of authority The notice is likely to provoke local reactions in Grafton.

Police Cole Fletcher Chiel Oscar Riley Riley Grafton

Weather Report and Local Supply Ad

Daily weather note notes partly cloudy tonight with showers Friday across eastern portions. Pump Factory hosts card sign event and whistling signal. A Gagir Co offers fence building and materials. Hollow block carload just arrived for foundations, call early to secure stock.

Warner Fm O. G Aagir& Co

Elks Delegate V. Kanst Visits Family in Parkersburg

V. Kanst returned from Denver where he attended the Elks convention as a delegate. On the way home he stopped in Parkersburg to see his wife, their child, and his sister in law, Mrs. Homer McDade.

E V. Kanst Denver Elks Convention Parkersburg Homer McDade

Dr Davidson Vacation Plans Reported By Parkerburg Dispatch

The Parkerburg Dispatch News notesDr Davidon plans a vacation starting in a few days. He will spend part of his outing on the Virwinia comet where he expects to relax and enjoy recreation. He will also be at the old farm near Grafton to bag game and do farm work he previously mastered. Information available at JN Trewellaa store.

Daviiewn Grafton Davidson Parkerburg Dispatch News Saum Trewellaa

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