Graduation Program at St Augustine's Catholic School
A large turnout attended the closing exercises at St Augustine's Catholic School last evening. Pupils received medals and diplomas as Father McElligott and the Sisters were praised for their work, with graduates delivering essays, songs, and piano pieces. Attorney John H. S. Barlow offered closing remarks urging lifelong learning and courage in future endeavors.
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Daily Sentinel
St. Augustine's ‘Catholic
Father McElligott
Anna Burns
Irene Custer
Mary Amato
Marie Caveney
America
Land
Sir Thomas Moore
Mary Dougherty
Genevieve Patterson
Joan of Arc
Orleans
Father Mcflligott
St. Augustine’s Church
Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Josephine Coulehan
Edna Judge
Frank Shoulte
Ethel Bradford
Helena Cook
John H
Barlow
Earliest of season's prize fish stories emerge
In Morgantown H A Christie hooks a bait and a winged creature snatches the tackle. crowds debate pursuit and declare it a true tale. Nearby Huntington witnesses John Ridgley split a hollow log to reveal a forty nine pound catfish, the season's first genuine fish story.
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Morgantown
W. Va
H.A. Christie
Walton
Momen
Terra Firma
Huntington
Big Creek
Guyon Valley
John Ridgley
Ridgley
Ridgrey
Immigrant issues dominate National Conference of Charities
In Buffalo June 10 the thirty sixth National Conference of Charities and Corrections opened sections on immigrants, children, probation, and families. W A Gates of San Francisco warned about Oriental immigration and cited 476000 Orientals in the U S, most on the Pacific coast, noting money sent home and perceived moral concerns. He claimed many arrive seeking work to underbid Americans and criticized male migrants as lacking family life.
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Buffalo
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
W. A. Gates
State Board of Charities of
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Gates
Hawaii
Orient
Young Lady Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. George Proudfoot of the South Side died at 3:15 PM after a long tuberculosis illness. Aged 28, she was formerly Miss Bla Reed before marriage. Funeral arrangements pending, likely Monday, Undertaker John A. McCabe directing.
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George Proudfoot
South Side
Daily Sentinel
Miss Proudfoot
Bla Reed
John A. McCabe
Preacher Henry Deabl Dies at 85. funeral near Fellowsville
Henry Deabl a venerable Preston county resident near Fellowsville died Thursday at 8 30 am after a brief paralysis illness aged 85 He leaves ten children including Mrs Sadie Bennett Mrs Anna Belle Hill both of Texas and Mrs Rose Hair of Colorado Funeral is set at Shi Joh church Barbour county Saturday at 2 00 pm with interment nearby Also Bluefield reports Rev W D Hopkins Baptist preacher arraigned in police court for pistol toting found guilty fined 200 and jailed 90 days He claimed to meet his wife in Virginia and was placed on chain gang The piece notes other local baseball game details and scores.
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Henry Deabl
Preston County
Fellowsville
Deabl
Sadie Bennett
Anna Belle Hill
Texas
Rose Hair
Colorado
Lara Shenebarger
Harriet Murphy
Amanda Murphy
Clara Goff
G. W. Deahl
J. N
Morgantown
J. Deahl
Davis
Shi- Joh
Barbour County
Bluefield
W. Va
W. D. Hopkins
Davy
Welch
Crockett
Scott Street
Phelps
Hopkins
Virginia
B. F. Hopkins
Marytown
McDowell County
Death of Rev Edward Everett Hale prominent Boston preacher
BostonJune 10 Rev Edward Everett Hale D D leading Unitarian chaplain of the Senate philanthropist author and public figure died at 3 o clock in Roxbury after heart trouble. Born 1822 in Boston he joined major national movements and editorial work, famed for The Man Without a Country and his Lend a Hand club activities. He retired from New Old South Church in 1899 at 77 and soon after became Senate chaplain until his death.
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Boston
Edward Everett Hale
D. D
United States Senate
Roxbury
America
New England
Dr. Holmes
Shooting Gallery Opens at Latrobe Street for Marksmen
The Tygart Valley Shooting Club will open a gallery at No 19 Latrobe Street in the morning where sportsmen may test skill on all kinds of targets. The room is prepared for occupancy and describes Sweet Melody Flour in the notice.
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Tygart Valley Shooting Club
No. 19
Latrobe Street
Grafton and Fairmont Duel Amid Umpire Dispute
Grafton and Fairmont split a doubleheader in warm, fair conditions despite controversy over an umpire decision in the first game. Bobby Bailes tied the opener with a ninth inning homer but the umpire ruled foul, inciting a loud crowd of about four hundred. The second game featured early momentum shifts as both sides produced runs, with Fairmont taking a slight edge before Grafton answered, though details fade as play continued.
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Thearth
O'Malley
Raley
Dailey
Gainer
Zinn
Willis
D. Raley
Jimmy
Keller
Duriam
Schaub
Jornelicus
Rothermel
Bobby
Smink
Fairmont
Grafton
Firewaters
Fair
Parker
Lst
Durham
Albright
Ganfear
Scire
Burns
Bailey
Ginger
Fitzwaters
Bobby Bailes
Sminh
Haught
Rothrmel
Bales
Junior
Scorting Rothemel
Gannear
Balles
Warren
Miller
Wil
Orto Vincent Entered in $21,000 Stakes in West Virginia
Orto Vincent a dark bay 16 hand three year old double gaited colt from Daisy Vincent lineage, by Ortorio, bred for several generations. Entered in the $21,000 stakes at Pall with entrance fee paid up. Service planned at H Gaines barn in Grafton West Virginia for the 1909 season. Fee $25 to insure colt to stand and suck.
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Daisy Vincent
My Barn
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Henry Deal
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Binet
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Teleaendo
Bao Oye
Ase
Gare
Grafton R. H. PQ
A. EB. Aa
Gainer Ist
Nazion
Gaiiear
Cornelius P
Schaub Carmony
Great Wine
Philosopher
Shooting Gallery
Lane
Ian
Drugsiete
Fairmonters
H. Gaines
Grafton, W. Va
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