Congress Outlook and Party Conventions in Huntington and Morgantown
The article notes a correction from Chester D Hubbard to William P Hubbard as the next district congressman. It covers the Panama Canal bill passage, Senate support for a lock canal, and Senator Scott's shift. It details the Fifth District Republican convention in Huntington, James A Hughes’s renomination, and local delegate counts for the Second District. It discusses party leadership changes, primary election reforms, and advocates for good roads and national legislation.
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Sentinel
Chester D. Hubbard
William P. Hubbard
Senate
Scott
Huntington
Itas
James A. Hughes
Primary plan gains favor in Mineral county echoes support
The piece defends primary elections as fair and democratic replacing district conventions. It notes Mineral county adopted primaries to select delegates and officers, arguing mass conventions invite packing and thwart majority will. Senator Elkins laments wealth brings unhappiness, urging reform and a lighter burden for constituents.
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Mineral County
Echo
Republican County Committee
Uounty
West Virginia
Stockholders Meeting Notice at Merchants Bank Grabton
Notice announces the annual stockholders meeting of Merchants & Mechanic Savings Bank in Grabton West Virginia for director election and other business. It will occur in the banking room in Grafton on July 10 1906 from 1 to 4 pm. W Monean cashier signed on June 9 1906.
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Merchante & Mechanica Savings Bank
Grabton
W. Va
Grafton
Annual Meeting Notice of Iron Foundry and Machine Co
The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held Thursday July 5 1906 at the Foundry offices beginning at two o'clock PM Secretary M Lers 1td-st.
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Iron Foundry and Machine Company
Y M. Lers
Call for Republican Senatorial Convention in Fairmont
A convention of the Republican party for West Virginia Eleventh Senatorial district, including Marion Monongalia and Taylor counties, to convene at Gowri House in Fairmont on Tuesday July 17 1906 at 2 30 pm to nominate a state senator and transact other business. Representation is one delegate per 100 votes or fraction over fifty cast for Republican electors in 1904, Marion 48 votes Monongalia 32 Taylor 22. Committee chairs urge counties to provide delegates per standard usages. May 20 1908. J E B Power Chairman T W Howr Secretary
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Republican Party
West Virginia
Marion
Monongalia
Taylor
Gowri
Fairmont
Marion County
Jonongalia
J. EB. Powe
Tamus W.howr
Notice of Nonresponsibility for Debts
A person states that a good country home is unavailable to his wife Mary EB and that he will not be responsible for any debts she or others may contract, addressed as a general notification to all persons.
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Mary EB
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Swartz & Green Bankruptcy
In the District Court of the Northern District of West Virginia Swartz & Green bankrupt creditors are notified that on January 10 1906 they were adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be June 11 1906 at 10 a.m. at the Referee in Bankruptcy office in Fairmont Marion County West Virginia. Creditors may attend and participate including the appointment of a trustee and examination of the bankrupt. L Burcuen Referee in bankruptcy.
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District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Swartz & Green
Leon Swartz
Lew. Green
Swartz & Groom
Graton
Taylor Sad
Taptey
Co 1
Court House
City of
Fairmont
Marion
L_ Burcuen
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Hampshire
Grant
Welton
Jefferson
Kiem
Hanpaire
Sturgiss
Keim
Barbour
Tucker
Mineral
Morgan
Berkeley
Hardy
Parkersburg
George Wise
Wheeling
Republican State Executive Committee
Wise
Mellen
Consolidated System of
New England
Congress
Sulzer
W. A. Pratt
Pearl St
Grafton, W. Va
HE Grafton Sentinel
Senator Elkins
Bankers
Elkins
Weath
Winemcan. Shoe
Com A Makers
W. B. Fauley
Main Street
The
Tat Jone
Frey
Ss. Frye
Baltimore, Wa
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