Peruna Praise and City Morals Notes
Letters praise Peruna as a cure for catarrh and stomach trouble from Missouri and Tennessee readers. The paper discusses anonymous moral complaints about street loafers and urges proof before publishing unsigned communications, promising action if evidence appears.
Morality and the Demoralizing Traffic in Grafton
The Sentinel condemns immoral women and their traffic in Grafton while noting city officials see no formal evidence of a resort or arrests. Police report no complaints of insults or proof to act, yet the paper urges decisive measures if proof of evil exists and condemns the male element backing it.
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Grafton
Vast Wealth and City Bond Debate Reflected in 1900s Echoes
A moral reflection on wealth questions John D. Rockefeller and a note on city bond loan support. The piece argues that despite philanthropy and charity, immense wealth burdens free living, while urging passage of a necessary city bond to improve West Main Street Barrett Street and water works, criticizing past spending.
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West Main Street
Barrett
Sentinel
City Leaders Push Businesslike Plan for Progress
A concise message urges practical, results oriented governance to keep the city moving forward. The speaker calls for steady focus on economic vitality and coordinated action to advance development and public safety.
Water supply drive prompts voters to back new system
Grafton faces frequent water shuts downs as a warning of future failures. The piece urges residents to vote yes for a substantial water system, stressing water's essential role for life and property. It also notes Cardinal Gibbons beginning his seventy sixth year as a symbol of high thinking and wholesome living.
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Grafton
Cardinal Gibbons
Paid the Insurance for Sixteen Years in Morgantown
Mrs Reese Thomas of Wilkes Barre Pa wife of a miner who died recently in Morgantown secured Dr C H McLean signature on her late husbands insurance papers He had carried the policy for sixteen years since being deserted by his wife and she will be repaid for her long attention to the provisions
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Morgantown
Reese Thomas
Wilkes-Barre
Potter's Field
C. H. McLean
Thomas
Shakespeare Dramatic Club Presents Grand 1874 Entertainment
The Shakespeare Dramatic Club of Grafton W Va previews a one night event on Thursday April 23 1874 in Shakespeare Hall with a full cast including Camilla May Rougish Little Beauty Emeline say He sess and James a soap vender. The production promises a grand season finale with a Roaring Force Barnums Door Keeper and multiple songs dances and comic pieces. Admission is 26 cents and reserved seats 36 cents.
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Ed. L. Moran
Forman
Baltimore & Ohio Machine Shops
Shakespeare, Dramatic Club of
Grafton
Shakespeare Hall
Doonan
W. Va
Shakespeare Dramatic Club
Camilla May
Johnny Moran
Rougish
Little Beauty
Emeline
HH. Lawson
Clam Soupman
Clay Leonard
Charles Cameron
Barnum
Chas
W. Childers James
Breese
John Moran
Mose
T. M. Bolden
Phenias
J. J. Gilligan
Jack
M.A. Moran
Mt Pleasant Socials and Church Guests Reported
In Mt Pleasant Mr W B Fauley of Grafton shared sterenticon views at Otterbein Chapel Sunday night to a large crowd. Numerous local residents visited relatives and attended services with Rev Byus preaching to a large attendance. Villa gatherings included H F Hoyatter family with Will Baylor, Walter Miller with J A McCartney, Ray Baylor with Carl Thomas, Edith Rogers visiting J M Baylor, Ralph Thomas at Old Mountain church basket meeting, Hazel Hupp visiting Annie Shater, George Hardesty and Mrs Lloyd Bolyard with Belle Nestor, Ethel Spring with Carrie Lock, G W McCartney with J A McCartney, and Eva Spring with Goldie McCartney.
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W. B. Fauley
Grafton
Otterbein Chapel
Dent
H. F. Hoyatter
Will Baylor
Walter Miller
J. A. McCartney
Ray Baylor
Carl Thomas
Ross Thomas
Edith Rogers
J. M. Baylor
Ralph Thomas
Old Mountains Church
Byus
Hazel Hupp
Annie Shater
George Hardesty
Lloyd Bolyard
Belle Nestor
Tafts Hand Works Magic on Tariff Conferees
Washington July 22. President Taft helped move toward a harmonious tariff settlement after conferences at the White House with Senator Aldrich and Representative Payne. House insurgents opposed to free raw materials held a conference with Gaines Mondell and Kennedy. Talks focused on free hides coal and iron ore and the likelihood of free ore with a balanced duty plan for other materials. The plan may place petroleum on the free list while keeping other raw materials du tiable.
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Taft
White House
Senaor Aldrich
Representative Payne
Congress
Capitol
Aldrich
House
Payne
Senate Finance Committee
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Gaines
West Virginia
Mondell
Wyoming
Kennedy
Ohio
Dwight
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Customs Court
Customs Court of Appeals
Washington
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