Elderly man struck by speeding car near Marion county line
Nathan Curry, an elderly Boothscreek resident, was knocked down when an automobile with two men passed a curve near the Taylor county line on the Marion county pike. The car could not stop, the buggy tipped, and Curry was dragged by a wheel. He was found dazed, later resting easily at home with possible ankle or knee injuries and several bruises. The autoists left the scene. Dr. Cox reported no major bones broken. Curry, over 70, will be confined a few days.
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Ate Point
Taylor County
Marion County
Nathan Curry
Boothscreek
Monongab
Mr Curry
Autoiste
Tne
Mr. Curry
Mr.Curry
Cox
Booteville
Sentinel
Gratton
Curry
Worth Paugh Mar Ried In Wheeling in 1906
Mr and Mrs Henry M Retzer announce the marriage of their daughter Evelyn Dorothy to Dr Worth Paugh on Wednesday evening June 20 1906 in Wheeling West Virginia. Card states at home after July 1 1906 in Grafton West Virginia. Dr Paugh a popular dentist in Grafton area with banking office in the city. Local friends extend congratulations and best wishes. Solliffe's ads seek Specials and low prices for Friday and Saturday.
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the Sentinel
Henry M. Retzer
Evelyn Dorothy
Worth Paugh
Wheeling
W. Va
Grafton
Paugh
Fiere
Grafton Banking & Trust Company
Harbour County
Gratton
Straw Hats All There Now Come Early Before Time Is Gone
Advertisement notes Friedman and Co offer straw hats with a push to buy soon, urging customers to shop early before selection or time runs out.
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Friedman and Co
Illness Strikes Michael Moran in Pittsburgh Return
Michael Moran, his wife and a paree arrived from Pittsburgh and are at the home of Mrs. Mary Moran on Maple Avenue. The son is very ill, prostrated, and believed to suffer from a nervous disorder. Moran Sr., former B&O baggage master here, long served as Keystone Bridge Works superintendent in Pittsburgh. Local friends regret the illness.
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Michael Moran
Pitteburg
Mary Moran
Keystone Bridge Works
Fitteburg
Medics Convene at Webster Springs West Virginia
Webster Springs West Virginia June 20 The thirty ninth annual convention of the West Virginia Late Medical Society opened with about 100 members from across the state in attendance. Mayor H Thurmond welcomed visiting delegates with a cordial invitation to own the town during their stay. Society president S S Wade Morgantown delivered the annual address. Burnday promises major papers on diverse subjects and the meeting closes Friday afternoon.
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Webster Springs
W. Va
West Virginia Late Medical Society
H. Thurmond
S.S Wade
Morgantown
Daily Weather Report and Local Ads from Sayre Era
Fair tonight and Friday with warmer conditions in eastern areas. Local hardware and building supply pitches include hollow block foundations and fence materials from O G Angir Co. plus steel ewings sold by A E Jackson. Also promoting Toxano health drink at 5 cents from Sayre Remedy Co.
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O, G Angir& Co
Ewings
Ewing
Sayre Remedy Co
Clarkeburg
Simple Rites At Funeral Of Gov Pattison In Milford
Milford Ohio June 21 simple rites observed for Ohio governor Pattison. Services led by Rev M LeSourd assisted by Bishop Cranson and Bishop Spellmyer. Military escort of 600 with band hospital company and artillery to accompany salute. State officials and legislature to attend by special train. Burial at Greenlawn. Doctors attribute illness to overwork with uraemia and arterial strain. Mind remained clear though some periods of uraemic symptoms occurred. Dollar value note appears unrelated.
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Milford
Ohio
M. LeSourd
Tocal Methodist Episcopal Church
Earl Cranston
Washington, D. C
Henry Spellmyer
Cincinnati
Pattison
Hughes
Batavia
Lebanon
Hillsboro
Sabina
Ohio National Guard
Charles Hake
Columbus
Milford Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenlawn
Bfe
Oliver
Holt
Belt
Christ Hospital
Friedman
Parkersburg society wedding noted with state prominence
The Parkersburg State Journal detailed the June wedding of Miss Mae Dare and Mr. Wilber E Davis at the Dare home on Market Street. Guests gathered to music as Rev. J W Francis officiated, with a large parade of bridesmaids and a floral procession. The couple, now residing in Parkersburg, plan extended travels on the Great Lakes before settling on Market Street.
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Parkersburg State Journal
Wilber E Davis
City
Elizabeth Davie
West Side
Lucien Davis
First National Bank of
Grafton
State Journal
Saya the
Mae Dare
Wilber
Davis
John M. Dare
Market Street
Mise Ethel Ping
Walter Friedrich
Mise Ping
Mr. Friedrich
Mildred Dare
Lram Robinson
Dare
Friedrich
Ethelbert Nevin
Sweet Peas
Corinne Davis
Mise Bertha McGregor
Great Lakes
Sarah Stahlman
Markettreet
Misa Dare
Parkersburg
Union Trust and Deposit Company
Everglade Cypress Lumber Company
Honore-White Company
Mr. Davis
Oie
Charming Bride
Flag Day at Reform School a Red Letter Day
Flag Day and West Virginia Day were celebrated as Red Letter Day for about 300 boys at the Reform School in Prantytown. Superintendent Hammond organized a patriotic program with a band, a Judge Holt address on “The Law,” prayers, songs, and decorations. attendees included city dignitaries, a Sentinel representative, and many local ladies.
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West Virginia
Prantytown
Hammond
Dawson
Commonwealth
Jane
Old Court House
John Reger
Judge Holt
J. H. Flanagan
Sentinel
America
Columbia
Flannagan
Special Review Services at Leamalinston Sunday School
The Sunday School Times of Philadelphia presents a feature at Leamalinston Sunday School next Sabbath at 2 30 pm inviting all to worship. An offer from Friedman and Co promotes fifty cent neckwear now at 39 cents as part of rapid vesting pricing.
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Lesmalinston
Sunday School Times of Philadelphia
Leamalinston
Friedman and Co
Roosevelts Voice Titled World’s First Citizen At GOP Meet
At Philadelphia June 90 the National League of Republican Clubs closed its convention with resolutions praising leaders from John Fremont to Theodore Roosevelt as the world’s first citizens. They back the protective tariff in principle, support the Dingley tariff, applaud Congress for Roosevelt’s recommendations, and commend strides in gold standard rural free delivery irrigation arid land opening canals and labor welfare laws while pushing for interstate commerce reform and better food inspection.
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Philadelphia
Republican Party
Nationsal League of Republican Clube
John ©. Fremont
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
Congress
Roosevelt
Ocean
Cotan
Am Ishimian
Pairmont Wedding Lights Fairmont Society Scene
A brilliant wedding last evening in Fairmont drew leading society figures. Mire Anna Dorbin Sands wed Mr. Howard Westwood Showalter, daughter of banker J. E Sande and sister of E. R Showalter, Mannington cashier. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Charlee B. Darbin and Mrs P Je ee.
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Pairmont
Fairmont
Mire Anna Dorbin Sands
Howard Westwood Showalter
J. E Sande
U. 8
E. R Showalter
Exchange Bank of
Mannington
Charlee B. Darbin
Snd
P Je Ee
City
S. T. L. Picnic Plan At Depot With Tickets
S T L announces a Friday and Saturday event at the depot with a big line of specials. Readers are urged to bring tickets and attend at 30 a m. to view life offerings, noting that missing the event could cost money.
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Alliife
Adv
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Mr. Wilber Davis
Miss Dave
Browning Hamilton Company
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