Besieged Hadjin Relieved by Turkish Troops
Report from Gibraltar dated May 6 describes Turkish forces entering Hadjin to relieve the besieged Christian population. Many civilians face famine and massacre threats amid mosques and plundered homes. Missionaries report efforts to send aid and remove women and children to safety.
Grafton Bond Issue Debate Prompts Citizens’ Committee Call
A Grafton editor argues for a citizens committee to oversee a $75,000 bond proposal funding a reservoir pump and intake upgrades. He notes prior debt and urges transparent accounting, price concerns, and potential industrial growth along the Tygart Valley with rail access, aiming to reassure voters and attract investment.
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Elitor Grafton Sentinel
Grafton
Paul Jones Ives
Jim Fisk
Paul Jones
Marash
Harmi Saya
Paul
Jim
Board of Trade
Tygart Valley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Committee on Reunion Calls Veterans to Grafton Meeting
The committee on arrangements for the coming reunion of veterans led by Rev. D Ford meets at the courthouse in Grafton West Virginia on Saturday May 15 at 1 pm to plan the general veterans reunion. All veterans are invited to attend and help get the event started.
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J. Willhide
J.C. Lewellen
Thos, Nuzum
Isaac Locke
Frank MecVicker
Court House
Grafton
W. Va
Sharp
Rev
D, Ford
Mouse halts golf match at Killermont near Glasgow
On Killermont golf course near Glasgow a field mouse interrupted a match on the nineteenth green by interfering with a putt. The mouse, partially stunned, was captured and exhibited as evidence of the shot, then dismissed amid the match’s conclusion.
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Moute
Killermont Golf Course
Glasgow
Scotland
Light Without Heat A Scientific Dream of Illumination
A column discusses the mystery of light without heat, imagining a breakthrough by a future genius. It cites comet physics, vacuum limits, and the potential of artificial lumination from ultra vacua, praising pure research and linking discovery to economic progress. It ends with a set of witty quotes on imagination and science.
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Royal Astronomical Society of Great Britain
Newall
Earth
John Herschel
Germany
Garrett P. Scrguss
New York
American
The Kiss on the Transcontinental Train
On a westbound train from New York to San Francisco, a confident eastern woman befriends Scarborough, shares romance rumors about his best man friend Walford, and ends by kissing Charlie just before the journey ends, unsettled by the bold encounter.
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Louise 8. Cummings
American Press Association
New York
Omaha
San Francisco
River Platte
Scarborough
Walford
Merriam
Rosalie
Charlie Wolford
Charlie
Hhis
Wolford
Sarborough
Nico
Chariie
A Mighty Fortress Gibraltar Seven Years View of Cannon Stronghold
An English view of Gibraltar calls it impregnable yet visitors see a silent rock at night. The harbor glitters with searchlights, ships, and hidden galleries packed with guns and stores to outlast a seven year siege. Sentinels guard forts and the coast as Britain’s signals sweep the seas.
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Gibraltar
Maxim
Britain
Gunnera
Europe
Eea
Ceuta
Africa
Caxsell
Saturday Journal
Sitting Bull Followers at John Robinson Show in Grafton
A forty eight member Indian band from Pine River agency led by Little Cloud will join the John Robinson circus parade and perform a reenactment of a historic west battle. Warren Travis will star in a head on automobile collision act, touted as the highest paid single act in circus history, with two exhibitions planned for Grafton on Friday May 21.
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Big Treg
Big Tree
Wounded Knee
Little Cloud
Sitting Bull
Savages
Band of Indians
Pine River
John Robinson
Warren Travis
Grafton
Hartley explains circus ground deal at Fetterman field
Gratton May 13 George L Hartley states that the Robinson circus was initially refused access to Fetterman baseball grounds. He says the showmen agreed to use the grounds only if they avoid damaging rings and if it rains twenty four hours prior to arrival. He notes they cannot risk heavy wagons on nearby bridges without strengthening them.
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Sentinel
Fetterman
Tygart Valley
Bartlett Creek
Clarksburg
Traction Company
George L. Hartley
Gratton
Swedish Entertainer Karl Jansen at West Side Hall
Swedish entertainer Karl Jansen will perform at the West Side auditorium on Tuesday evening May 14 at 8 o clock. Admission is 15c for children and 25c for adults. Jansen has a strong reputation and should receive a liberal hearing.
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Karl Jansen
Weat Side
Jansen
How They Are Eaten In Atlantic City After China Return
A reader from Atlantic City describes the joke about a man who returns from China after twelve years only to discover his beef supply eaten up by taxes. The note contrasts with a hypothetical New York man facing similar tax burdens.
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Atlantic City
China
New York
New York Evening Post
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