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Grafton Sentinel in Grafton, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
11
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Mayor orders men to tear up tracks in Cleveland
Cleveland July 26. Mayor Johnson acting amid friction with the Cleveland Electric Railway company ordered 500 city workers to tear up tracks on Fulton street to force removal and relocation as the board of public service supervised the work. An injunction from Judge Ford soon halted further interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
MuNicipal Traction Company
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Fulton Street
Johnson
Kohler
Board of Public Service
Ford
Common Pleas
Randolph County Court House Troubles Through History
Randolph County’s long fight over its courthouse saga dates to 1787 with Beverly chosen as the seat, then Elkine, then a renewed Beverly revolt. A current lawsuit by John P. Conn of Uniontown claims more than $100,000 for rebuilding costs after a court-fire and long delays, with records and rival towns at stake. The piece ties in local history, notable judges and lawyers, and a dramatic county-seat battle spanning 119 years.
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John P. Conn
Uniontown
Cake
Randolph County
J, Elkins
West Virginia
Benjamin Wilson
Eskine
Jacob Westfall
Beverly
Wilson
Westfall
Colonel Wilson
Harrison County
Leading Creek
Jacob Weetfall
Wnyone
W. L Jackson
William McCleary
Adam Lee
John G Jackson
Jonathan Jackson
Stonewall
Phillip Doddridge
Edwin S. Duncan
Withers
Old Court House
Adam Myers
Businese
Minute Book
County Court
William Martnay
William Steere
Zmyers
Myers House
Supreme Court
Itos
Court House
Jou
Elkire
Rebain
John I’. Conn
Jerusalem
Conn
Ekine
Tiret
Coud
Elkins
Elkine
Stonewall Jackson
Bat
Elkinel
Cony
Conree
Death of J S Henderson in tragic train journey
A death attended with sad circumstances occurred between evening and eight in a theater area. J S Henderson, 39, of Fetterman district, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Henderson, died en route to his home state after leaving Denver with his wife and baby. He suffered from consumption and passed away in McCabe's ambulance before reaching Clarkeburg. He was a photographer by trade and a member of the Clarkesburg lodge K of P and Maccabees. Funeral plans set for Sunday with interment at Clarkeborg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Sentinel
JS Henderson
Robert Henderson
Fetterman
Babewell
Denver
Colorado
Tick Man
Howe
McCabe
Corporation Limite
Clarkeborg
Clarkspurg Lodge
Kol
Pythias
Gnd Aleo
The
Maccabees
Henderson
Clarkehure
Skeleton of Unknown Man Found Near Jarrett Distillery
A badly decayed skeleton clothed in worn apparel was found near the Jarrett distillery in the first ward. Coroner J W Spencer and a jury examined the remains, which lack identification and may date back months or a year. A revolver with one chamber empty lay with the body, suggesting possible accidental shooting or self-inflicted death, while several personal items were recovered from the clothing. The coroner will reconvene at the courthouse to hear further evidence and render a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Sentinel
Jarrett
William McFarslain
First
McFarlain
Mc+Farlain
J. W. Spencer
Earl Ward
Charles Marquess
Thomas Baker
A. J. Myers
W. H. Deets
Wm. McFarlain
McCabe
Corps
Country merchant killed in pistol duel with Cincinnati officer
H Holmes of West Union Ohio shot and killed by Patrolman J L Rossiter after firing on him near the government building. Holmes, said to be insane, left hotel singing and complained of not feeling well. Officer briefly aided before Holmes died. The city noted Holmes’s public standing and motive linked to purchasing goods in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
H . Holmes
West Union
Adams County
J. L. Rossiter
Holmes
Rossiter
Infant Death and Local News Notes
Death of four months old Fred Rex son of Mr and Mrs L J Drummond of the First ward. remains to be taken to Fairmont for interment. Mavel Dunnington visits Flemington to be guest of aunt Mrs W L Shields. W M Welter of Martinsburg recovering at the Bovet residence on Walvatet Street after typhoid fever. Obscure notes on Obes Phaser and family and Miss Wilmouth visiting, plus a Jackson Hustler remark on Bryan nomination and Kennedy sisters going to Piedmont for a few weeks. A northern cantaloupe inquiry is praised as well-timed.
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Daily Sentinel
Fred Rex
L. J. Drummond
Fairmont
Mavel Dunnington
Flemington
W. L. Shields
W. M Welter
Martinsburg
J W Bovetivid
Watt
Op Walvatet
Mite Seva Wilmouth
Belington
Michigan
Jackson Hustler
Bryan
Bessie
Mabel Kennedy
R. W. Kennedy
Piedmont
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George H. Lee
GD Camden
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John A. Benson
Henry P. Dimond
Joost H. Schneider
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Apoe
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Sshanto
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Pittsburg Dental College
Department of
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