Divorce suit filed in Taylor County West Virginia
The circuit court of Taylor County West Virginia sets a divorce action between Goldie Brace and Bernard Brace. Bernard Brace must appear as he is not a resident. Public notice to publish in Grafton Sentinel. Depositions to be read July 9 1907. Also trustee sale of two lots in Grafton described as lots 248 and 249. Sale June 20 1907 at 1 PM at the court house.
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Est
Virginia
Circuit Court
Taylor County
Goldie Brace
Bernard Brace
Grafton Sentinel
Thia County
J. Frank Witsos
Bev. F. Barcey
West Virginia
Goldie Bruce
Bernard Bruce
Benj. F. Bailey
Jarrett
Grafton
Taylor
House of A.m
Gale
Fetterman
St. John Street
Halfway Alley
Knotte Avenue
Knotts Avenue
Harway Alley
Frank Edeen
Job Shaffer
Frank Edelen
Caen
Home Building and Loan Association
Taylor Coante
Fancie G. Edelen
Frenl
Edelen
Burner
Trostee
Injunction Denied Over Memorial Monument
District Judge Allen denied a temporary injunction in the Fallis suit against Woodmen of the World leaders to stop a monument to former Head Consul Falkenburg. He rebuked the local lodge for pursuing the action and urged settlement within the order. Nomination ratifications in Oklahoma City and a Montana town fire devastates Harlowtown.
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Denver
Allen
Jessie Falkenburg Fallis
Woodmen of the World
Falkenburg
Accident injures Webster Mills youth at work
Freddie Sensel, about fifteen, employed at Webster Woolen Mills four miles from the city, had his hand drawn into No 2 breaker at noon. His arm and chest were badly lacerated before the machine could be stopped. He was removed home after medical attention and is not believed to be in danger unless blood poisoning develops.
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Freddie Sensel
Webster Woolen Mills
Sensei
C. N. Brown
Webster
Sinsel
Fourth Program Mapped Out Mrs Edith Bradshaw Dead
Mrs Edith Bradshaw wife of James Bradshaw a well known resident died suddenly Friday evening at four oclock near the city after a brief illness She had suffered nervousness for a month or more but seemed to improve yesterday she weakened and passed away There are five children two boys and three girls all young Funeral planned for Sunday afternoon at the home with services expected there The deceased formerly Edith Springer of New Martinsville was about 46 years old and widely mourned by neighbors
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Edith Bradshaw
James Bradshaw
Bradshaw Ae
Board of Trade Rooms
Vincent
Main
Latrobe
Blen Avon
Eset
Boner
Board of Trade
Fair Grouada
Hiram Gainey
Ashbrooke
H D. Comerfords
Flembeau
Metas Bers
Knight of Pythiae
Home Financing The Ever Present Problem Of The Future
An editorial discusses how providing for future home costs remains a dominant issue in American life. It argues for prudent savings and insurance as guarantees against future poverty, emphasizing banks and life insurance policies as material defenses.
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Banquo
Ani
Firny
An Actinic Voice of a Conscientious Man
The Dundee Advertiser recounts a humorous reminiscence about a musician named McAlister who, praised for his exact diction and unwavering conscience, is described as a conscientious man who would not waste a penny and whose singing of scales impressed a listener in Dashwood.
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Martin
Dayne
Mr. M
Valuable Farm for Sale at Public Auction Near McGee
On Saturday July 13 1907 at 1 p m I offer for sale at the front door of the Court House my farm near McGee and the McGraw Gas Well containing 95 acres as part of the Richard Warr ferry. Coal underlying this land has not been sold. Terms made known on day of sale. Dena A Burssinn.
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Court Honee
McGee
McGraw Gas
Richard Warr Ferry
Sal 81 Ltd
Dew
Dena A. Burssinn
Secret beauty ring offer promises flawless complexion
An advertisement touts a limited time opportunity to obtain both a genuine diamond ring and a skin recipe claimed to perfect complexion. It asserts the recipe neutralizes pimples, discoloration, and blackheads, and that buyers receive the beauty method free with the ring for a price under market rates.
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Europe
Handre’s
Chamois and their mountain habitat described
The chamois inhabit high European mountains across Germany Austria Switzerland Transylvania the Carpathians and the Alps. Both male and female have antlers called knickeler. does bear one or two fawns rarely three. The species prefers impassable peaks and retreats to secure lairs in winter and summer ascents.
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Europe
Yoe
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Transylvania
Carpathians
Alps
Outer
Kansas City Boss Dies From Quarrel Wounds
Sandy Edwards a Kansas City boss gambler died at a local hospital from wounds inflicted in a quarrel with Leon Jordan another Black political boss. Jordan is under arrest as investigators pursue the case.
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Gampler Veaa
Kansas City
Sandy Edwards
Negro
Leon Jordan
Edwards
Jordan
Urwell
Guy Way
Boston
Duke of the
State House
Snrenes
Admiral
London Rowdies and the Mohocks in Old London
The British Monthly Review recounts how the Mohocks terrorized taverns, wrecked premises, and roared in early 18th century London. They invaded venues, plundered hosts, and incited chaos, with a royal proclamation offering 100 pounds for their capture. Recrudescent outbreaks followed George IV’s accession, until Sir Robert Peel’s police act curbed the menace. A later uprising under the Marquis of Waterford led to further vandalism and violent clashes with watchmen, culminating in fines of 100 pounds for the ringleaders.
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British Monthly Review
George IV
London
Robert Peel
Marquis of Waterford
Derby Assizes
Modern Fairyland Electricity Outshines Aladdin Lamp
In a clipped opinion from Electrical Review, the piece argues that modern electricity makes the lamp, mirror, and magical conveyances obsolete. It asserts that buttons replace slaves, telephones surpass mirrors, and electric launches or cars surpass fairy boats or coaches, predicting eventual true flying machines.
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Aladdin
Electrical Review
Mme de Stael Reply on Women Suffrage At Politics
Napoleon quips about women in politics as Mme de Stael defends the suffrage question. She argues that those who endure political danger deserve to understand the reasons behind policies. Westminster Gazette report captures the debate on female political engagement.
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Mme. de Stael
Napoleon
Westminster Ganette
The Blue Jay Belief About Infernal Visits
The New York Tribune reports a Southern belief among Black communities that the blue jay visits the Infernal regions every Friday. The tale varies by area with South Carolina saying the bird carries sticks for the devil, while Mississippi and Tauiskina claim the stains of his earthly affairs are reported to Satan.
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South
South Carolina
Mississippi
Tauiskina
New York Tribune
Rehearing Sought in Barbour County License Case
At the West Virginia Supreme Court session in Wheeling on Monday an application for a rehearing was filed by J. Hop Woods in the Warren B. Kittle v. L. N. Pangh case. Pangh, elected Democrat, was removed as Barbour County commissioner after campaign pledges to grant licenses to contributors and deny those who did not. defense contends his vote was not guided by the signed statement.
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Wheeling
J. Hop Woods
Barbour County
Warren B. Kittle
L. N. B. Pangh
Pangh
Board of County Commissioners
Circuit Cour
Ollice
Pfenee
Defense Office
Paugh
Hhal
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William J. Bryan
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Harlowtown
Mont
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Fred Sensel
China
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Caludsta
Root
Congress
Philadelphia
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Mr. Lippincott
Washington
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Tae
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West Virginia Business College
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East 24Rd Street
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