Husband Arrested for Bigamy and Deceit in Hulls Lane
Wilson, a Baltimore road brakeman, was arrested by Chief of Police on a warrant for unlawful living with another woman and deserting his wife Mrs. Wilson. The mayor’s office heard testimony from Mrs. Wilson and railroad men. A $50 fine was imposed and the case dismissed. Wilson had been living with May Horner at Hulls boarding house for four months.
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Wilson
Baltimore Road
Tun
Nabore
Grafton
Hi O'Slock
Mhradal
May Horner
Hulls ‘Oarding
East End
Ford
Print
Harrisville
Jig
Horner
Love
Weg
Barrett Bible class elects officers for Andrews M. H Sunday School
The Barrett Bible class at Andrews M. H. Sunday School elected C. F. Burk as president and W. P. Hendrickson as vice president. A. F. Steadman became secretary, George W. Pollock treasurer, W. C. Barrett teacher, Jed W. Robinson assistant, John W. Sayre chairing Membership, Will Kinney chairing Social, and M. M. Patton chairing Religious Department. Class No. 1 Fate School elected Delbert Robinson as teacher, replacing D. W. Hardesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Bible
Andrews M. H. Sunday School
C.F. Burk
W. P. Hendrickson
A. F. Steadman
George W. Pollock
W. C. Barrett
Jed W. Robinson
John W. Sayre
Will Kinney
M. M. Patton
Fate School
Delbert Robinson
D. W. Hardesty
Merchant Jaco Very Ill In South Side
Mr J Jaco, a well known South Side merchant, suffered a hemorrhage Tuesday morning in his store and has since been at home. friends fear not a lasting illness. Marion Ayer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas Morlin of the south side, returned today to Parkersburg.
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Jaco
South Side
Aloe
Marion Ayer
Jas Morlin
Parkersburg
Ashland Society Girl Drowns Saving Fisherman in Ohio River
Miss Anna Simpson of Ashland Kentucky lost her life in the Ohio River while rescuing William Jackson who had fallen from a skiff. Although an expert swimmer she pulled him toward shore before both sank. Her sister barely escaped drowning as the body of Miss Simpson was recovered.
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Huntington
W. Va
Anna Simpson
Ashland
Ohio River
William Jackson
Jackson
Ohio
Iver
Miss Simpson
Trainman's Head Cut Off in Virginia Accident
Jacob Gregory eed, 21, a brakeman on the Baltimore and Ohio, was killed Tuesday when he fell from his moving train and his head was severed by the wheels near Richwoods IV Virginia. His home is Webster Springs. Mr and Mrs Martin Rooney of Kansas City visiting relatives left for Webster Springs accompanied by Mrs Julia Duffy of Washington street who will also visit there.
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Richwoods IV
Jacob Gregory Eed
By & O
Webster Springs
Martin Rooney
Kansas City
Julia Duffy
Washington Street
Carrie Brown
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
W. T. Brown
Blueville
Garrett Ames
Wheeling
Katherine Guth
J. H. Jordan
Grasselli [Chemical Company
Grafton
The
Pines
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Haymond Colebank
Fairmont
Normal
H. C. Thomas
Ohio
Lawson Starcher
Wyatt Cleaverger
Simpson
Lena Wilson
Philippi
A. B. Shroyer
Grace Knotts
Pearl McDaniel
Cecil
Mattie Swisher
Parkersburg
Beechwood Farm
Edith Swisher
Knottavillians
Excelsior Grange No. 237
Oak Grove Farm
Architect Long in City for B and O Station Plans
Daily Sentinel reports Baltimore and Ohio chief architect M. T. Long visited the city to review bids for the proposed new passenger station. He said bids should go to President Willard today and a contract award预计 within three weeks. Also mentions Nurse Miss Carrie Brown arriving from Baltimore and Garrett Ames visiting from Wheeling.
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Daily Sentinel
M. T. Long
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Sentinel
Long
The
Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Grafton
Intruder Arrested After South Side Intrusion
Mrs. John M. Keane found a burly negro asleep in her sitting room on Barrett Street at 3:30 am. Lincoln Johnson of Berryburg, recently in Grafton, was arrested by Officer Fletcher. He faced Mayor Love for Keating, pleading drunkenness with a $5 fine and costs imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Keane
Barrett Street
Storm Damage Estimated Near Poblich Reaches 300000
Charleston West Virginia June 1 reports on a Sunday storm say Elk river valley damage extended into Roane and Putnam counties with numerous oil derricks along Two Mile Creek damaged. George Wippel home roof torn off a stove carried away. People blown from beds sought shelter. Railroad tracks cleared after trees toppled. Estimated total losses around 300000 dollars.
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Charleston
W. Va
Elk River Valley
Roane
Putnam
Two Mile Creek
Jacob Casdorf
John 8Dd
Bounty
Susan Parker
Barlow
George Wippel
Jeffries Johnson July 4 bout allowed by San Francisco board
In San Francisco on June 1 the board of supervisors granted a permit for the 45 round July 4 boxing match between Jeffries and Johnson with two dissenting votes and no preliminary discussion. Church and civic leaders crowded the board room but did not speak against the decision.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jeffries
Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Knottsville Creaverger Sold Farm Near Here
Alonzo Cleav erger sold his Knottsville area farm near here on Friday to Lawson Starcher of Grafton. Starcher undecided on disposition of property. The piece mentions Knottsville boys excelling at Grafton High School and alumni ties, plus local crop and spraying notes and social updates from Knottsville district.
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Creaverger
Alonzo Cleaverger
Lawson Starcher
Grafton
Knottsville
Far West
War ships mobilize as natives threaten foreigners in Nanking
Chinese forces rush to Nanking amid rising anti foreign sentiment. Shanghai dispatches fighters to replace local soldiers deemed unreliable in case of trouble. The warning to foreigners signals potential clashes as tensions flare between Chinese and foreign interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Nanking
United Presbyterians Refuse To Join In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 1 the United Presbyterian general assembly voted 183 to 80 to form a nine member permanent committee on church relations to pursue closer ties with evangelical denominations while disavowing any overtures toward union with the Presbyterian Church in the United States. The assembly also approved education committee recommendations, with some objections to wording, and debated union prospects amid a strong sentiment against organic union with the PCUS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church of the
Presbyterian Church
Committee On Church Relations
J.T. McCroy
D. D
Monongahela Pa
Te Committee of Education
Regulars Win Key Republican Conference in Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia on June 1 the Republican executive committee for the First Congressional district adopted a pro Regulars stance defeating the insurgent faction. Chairman Lehman of the Hubbard faction was urged to unite with Regulars and back party victory. The primary date was set for June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Republican Executive Committee
Marion County
Lehman
Hubbard
Janitor Sought as Alma Kellner Case Probes Church Vault
Louisville police press the search for Joe Wendling janitor of St. John's church after eight year old Alma Kellner’s decomposed body was found in an unused cellar of the St. John’s parochial school. Wendling remains missing since January fifteenth as his wife, age forty, is jailed on an accomplice charge and confessed to washing blood from his clothes. A gold pin linked to Alma’s absent daughter is under review while investigators test the church furnace for cremation traces.
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Louisville
Alma Kellner
St. John's
Joe Wendling
St. John’s
Wendling
St. John’s Church
St. John's Church
U S Takes Hand In Freight Rate Advance
Twenty five western railroads were temporarily restrained by Federal Judge David P. Dyer from enforcing inter state freight rate increases. Government lawyers led by Edwin P. Grosvenor and Frederick N. Judson filed the petition, signed by Attorney General Wickersham, to halt the proposed rise claimed to violate the Sherman act. The injunction, issued in Hanibal Missouri, aimed to prevent midnight implementation and protect shipper and consumer interests in the western trunk line territory.
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Hanibal
Western
David P. Dyer
United States Circuit Court
St. Louis
Dyer
United States
Edwin P. Grosvenor
Washington
Frederick N. Judson
George W. Wickersham
Kenyon
Washington, D. C
Deparment of
Western True Association
Wickersham
Sheriff Gillespie Dies After Shadowed Standoff
Deputy Sheriff T R Gillespie of Raleigh county was killed at Stam ford on the Piney branch of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad after a quarrel with a colored man known as Cap White. The revolver was used to fatally wound Gillespie who died at the Hinton hospital. White is jailed at Beesley awaiting further action. Gillespie leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W Va
T. R. Gillespie
Raleigh County
Stamford
White
Aed
Beesley
Gillespie
Viptop
Teken
West End dog poisoner strikes pets in city streets
A dog poisoner has struck in the West End, poisoning several household pets with tainted meat. A small dog owned by Jed Yates died after eating a piece of balogna sausage laced with strychnine. The danger to children from such bait is stressed, urging residents to avoid this practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Wash Hathaway Dies After Short Illness
Mr Wash Hathaway a South Side resident on Grand street near the water station died this afternoon after a brief illness of about ten days likely of heart trouble He was about 60 and survived by a large family including Lloyd Rufus Sapp Mrs John Gough Mrs Tom Stillwell and Misses Lida and Blanche Funeral arrangements have not been made and The Sentinel offers condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Sentinel
Wash Hathaway
South Side
Grand Street
City Water Station
Hathaway
Lloyd
Rufus Sapp
John Gough
Tom Stillwell
Lida
Blanche
Movement to Be Widespread In West Virginia
CLARKSBURG May 31. A large rally sparked wide interest in the back-to-the-farm movement with Governor Glasscock and state leaders planning similar meetings in every congressional district. The goal is to combat high living costs by increasing food production across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Glasscock
West
YatesCompletes Extensive West Coast Trip Visit
Charles W. Yates of Flemington returned home after a lengthy journey covering the western states and California. He described travel through mountains and across the United States, meeting old acquaintances and noting widespread prosperity in the western and southern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Yates
Tern
Flemington
Yates
United States
California
Andrew Fornia
White City
Train Schedule Fragments Highlight Ohio Railroad Inconvenience
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a schedule involving the Ohio railroad and a public notice of delay or inconvenience. The fragment mentions trains not yet aware of changes and a schedule shift discussed for morning timing, with references to the broader timetable.
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Ohio Railroad
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