Charles Allender Seriously Injured in Yard Accident
Wairmont West Virginia May 21 Charles Allender a well known B&O brakeman sustained a serious injury after being struck by a train in the local yards. His arm was amputated between the shoulder and elbow and he suffered a severe scalp wound. The exact circumstances are disputed with confusion over whether the accident occurred at Glover Gap or in the yards. He was taken to hospital where the amputation occurred and is expected to recover. His family and Morgantown friends visit him. he is a Graftonian and son of Mr and Mrs Matt Allender.
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Wairmont
W.va
Charles Alfeeder
Mimner’s
Lilender
Bart
Vaedeneid
Irestaiths
terCiteries Rigg
Wnd
Ares
Allender
Glover Gap
Celi
Grafton
Benwood
Mor Qumtown
Matt
Chae. Kekey
Morgantown
Sam L. Ridenour
Ailender
Matt Allender
Allerton Hall
Kitchingman
Chapeltown
St. Peter's Church
Leeds
Robert Kitchingman
Mary
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills advertised for headaches
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a safe, non narcotic remedy for headaches neuralgia backache and nervous symptoms. It claims quick relief and nerve calming effects and includes a testimonial from Rev Bay A Watros D D Iowa City. Bottled by druggists at two cents with money back guarantee.
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Miles
Wales
Bay A
Dr Miles Antipain Pills Ad Promises Free Trials
An old newspaper ad hawks free writs and trials for Dr Miles anti pain pills with claims of new scientific remedies. It mentions contact details and a black heart, Indiana address, suggesting a marketing pitch for diagnosis and remedy with persuasive language.
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Paci
Miles
Miles Mencal
Cos Cauoratories
Blkhart
Moving picture show moves on from Latrobe Street
Daily Sentinel reports a moving picture show with lantern and phonograph has relocated from Latrobe Street leaving unpaid bills including about forty dollars to Landford Heath of Bien Azon. Two former operators fled by train, while Squire Lilly and constables intercepted later at the depot. the machine and phonograph are held pending results. Two operators remain stranded in Grafton.
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Daily Sentinel
Latrobe Street
Ita
Billi
Landford Heath
Bien Azon
Gang
Gas and Electric Light Companies
Heath
Squire Lilly
Grafton
Grafton Finance Committee releases condensed condition statement
A condensed statement from the Grafton City Council Finance Committee led by Thos F Welch details unsettled orders and indebtedness in the General Expense and Water Funds. It lists cash on hand, unpaid orders, and unsettled litigation, noting balances and forthcoming items through April.
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Grafton
Thos. F. Welch
Bush
Hamilton & Tuttman Hammond
Geatton Foundry
Thornton
JM Kets
Erty Weed
F Welch
Jos. Remlinge
Members Finance
Reno Post to Attend Divine Worship
Reno Post of the Grand Army of the Republican will attend church next Sunday morning to hear the annual sermon for the GALR by Rev D H Rutter at West Main Street M E church. Ex soldiers are asked to meet at K of P hall at nine o'clock and march in a body to the church led by the Sons of Veterans Band.
DeMore Studio Photographic Offer in Coleridor Building
A local ad invites readers to visit The DeMore Studio in the Coleridor building for photographs. It promises a fine present when customers choose a session of two dozen or more photographs.
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DeMore
Coleridor
Out of Prison Berkman Finishes Term After Homestead Plot
Alexander Berkman, who tried to assassinate H. C. Frick during the Homestead strike, is released after 14 years in prison. He plans to move to St. Louis to lead a labor desk at a daily newspaper, saying he aims for a quiet, honest life and denies any intent to lead anarchists. He is 34 and will be shadowed by detectives upon release.
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Frick
Pittsburg
Alexander Berkman
H. C. Frick
Homestead
Berkman
St. Louis
Labor Department
Prick
Herr Most
Troops Patrolling Brickyards as Strike Continues
Coeymans May 19 Colonel Charles E. Davis ordered Albany cavalry to report for service after talks with Sheriff Pitts. Employers refused to bind to a fixed wage scale, six jailed men demand release, union recognition remains non negotiable, patrols stretched thin. Memorial Day circular urges restraint and focus on fallen soldiers' memory.
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Coeymans
Charles E. Davis
Sheriff Pitts
Lloyd
Third
Albany
Charles KE. Davis
National Guardsmen
Suderely
Window Glass Shortage Seen Ahead For Grafton Plant
The Commoner and Glass Workers notes a looming window glass shortage as factories run at capacity. Estimates suggest 1,000,000 to 1,500,000 boxes will be needed by summer, with premium pricing for small sizes. Depleted stocks, hand to mouth buying, and large unfilled orders at lower prices push demand higher.
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Grafton
Whitecaps Leave A Bunch Of Switches In City
A young married man known for ungentlemanly behavior to his wife was warned after a neighborhood incident involving a cluster of switches left at his doorway. He reportedly agreed to reform, and allies say the move has prompted him to settle down and act properly.
Soldier James Boyd of Morgantown Area Noted for Record
James Boyd, a four year old resident four miles east of Morgantown on the Evansville pike, visited the city yesterday boasting a military record unmatched by any other in the United States. His grandfather is mentioned as part of the family history.
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James Boyd
Morgantown
Evansville Pike
United States
Veteran Civil War Soldier Mr Boyd Remembered In Chronicle
Mor gantown Chronicle notes Mr Boyd a Civil War veteran and Indian fighter. He served long in the Civil War and traveled through 17 states mostly without railroads. He was in New Orleans 62 years ago and remains in good health for his age after rough service.
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Bhe Dabber
Mr. Boyd
Wester Plains
New Orleans
Morgantown
Beautiful Sinsel Soprano Sings at First Presbyterian
Mrs Sinsel, formerly Jessie McWilliame of Huntington, a new bride to Grafton, delivered a challenging solo at the morning service. Her magnificent soprano voice, under splendid control, filled the Congregational room and drew warm thanks from the choir and church members.
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Howard Sinsel
Jessie McWilliame
Huntington
Grafton @ bride
Fiist Presbyterian Church
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