Social invitations and civic reception in Grafton Baltimore links
Copies of invitations note Mr and Mrs Samuel T Hooten invite the marriage of their daughter Alberta to Llewellyn Eiobkabill on Monday June tenth nineteen hundred and seven at 3:30 at 1306 Edmondean avenue Baltimore. A Wednesday reception at the Phillips home honors officials and attorneys attending the U S court in Phillips.
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Grafton
Samuel T. Hooten
Alberta
Llewellyn
Eiobkabill
Jane
Edmondean Avenue
Baltimore
Hooten
Giraiton
Phliippi
United States Court
Phiippi
Mtr
Alston Gordon Dayton
Dayton
Philippi
Woman and Man Fined for Endangering Child in Snow
In a court session Mayor McClong condemned Mr. and Mrs. W. I Jenkins for drunken conduct that exposed a small child to near freezing weather. The man received 25 dollars and 30 days in jail, with the fine for the more serious offense remitted due to the child's welfare. Nellie Wallace, about a year old, was arrested in Grafton after running away from home to seek work, later released to go with relatives as authorities investigated family matters. Arch Love, former Grafton resident, and his daughter visited Charleston officials for several days.
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Mayor McCiung
W. I Jenkins
McClong
Nellie Wallave
Peuite
Rowleeburg
Wo Va
Grafton
Mies Wallace
Blen Avon
Accoon
Baltimore and Ohio
Folkerom
Rowlesburg
Arch Love
Grafeton
Eaditor
Charleston
Indignation Over County Poor House Superintendent Threatens Removal
A county court meeting looms with Superintendent Glande Philips of the county poor house under possible removal. The prosecuting attorney plans to present charges amid public uproar over alleged mistreatment of inmates, including a buggy whip incident. Reports say witnesses later told the attorney they feared cross-examination. Phillips may appeal to the circuit court, though no filing shown yet.
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Glande Philips
County Poor House
Simon
Holt
Iedale
Sentinel
Phillips
Justice Lilly
Circuit Court
Special Delivery Stamps Eliminated After July
Postmaster General Meyer announced that after July 1 no special delivery stamps will be needed to insure immediate delivery. Any letter or package with ten cents worth of stamps bearing the words Special Delivery will be processed as if it had a special delivery stamp, in addition to regular postage.
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Meyer
Miss Mollie and Anne Jenkine Heft Headed to Frostburg Guests
Misses Mollie and Anne Jenkine Heft travel today on train No 14 to Frostburg Maryland to visit friends and relatives and spend time as guests.
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Mollie
Anne Jenkine
Frostburg
McKinley Widow’s Faith Shaped By Tragic Loss
Canton May 28 Mrs McKinley's year long prayer for reunion with her assassinated husband has been answered. The article notes her steadfast belief in his destiny and outlines funeral arrangements, while Canton businesses suspend activity from 2 to 4. Also included is a long Critique of Notre Dame of Reims cathedral comparing its grandeur and sculpture to France’s churches.
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Canton
McKinley
Nenyeriss Akatesmen
McKinler
Coe
Fenersh Notre Dame OF
Reims
Frene
Ornemen
Arthur Yoong
France
Notre Dame
Serms
Pergusson
Moors Decares
Gure Boyles
Paria
Elms
Elizabeth Robins Pennell
The Warmth of a Snow House and Wheat Market News
A fragment describes snow house warmth for men to lie comfortably indoors despite weather outside. It shifts to a wheat market note from Chicago on May 22, noting nervous trading and volatile prices with July wheat trading from $1.01 to $1.03 and closing at $1.07.
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Chicago
Commencement of Grafton Street Car Line Work
Work started Tuesday morning on the new electric street car line in Grafton with crews at Fetterman establishing the route. After initial dispute over track placement, officials and contractors began clearing dirt and laying groundwork, aiming for completion and operation early in the fall.
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Grafton
Fetterman
McClung
CAREY WS ACQUITTED IN DOVENGHA RAILROAD CASE
The railroad man Carey WS was acquitted in a criminal case in Parkers City on a single charge arising from a street fight. The jury took twelve minutes after deliberations to return a verdict of acquittal, drawing strong public interest from railroad workers and Grafton residents who knew both men. Squire Charlie R Lilly testified, having seen the pair in prior altercations. The verdict met with general satisfaction locally.
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Womal
John Oa
Dovengha
Mt Parkers
Eben Fu
Ailock
Ex-City
Acquitta
Appreciation Note From The Womans Morie Cab
The Grafton Sentinel thanks readers for liberal support via The Daily Sentinel and credits the audience’s engagement for strong entertainment. Mary Stempie Julierne, Secretary, signs the message with best wishes and friendship.
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Sentinel
The
Grafton Sentinel
Daily Sentinel
Womans
Morie Cab
Mary Stempie Julierne
City Council to Hold Regular Meeting Monday
The city council will hold a regular meeting Monday night to consider several important matters. Newly appointed committees are expected to report on assigned work, promising an interesting session. Parkersburg businessman D Hupp visited the city Monday morning to meet local merchants. Mrs Virginia Stine returned from Fairmont after visiting relatives and friends.
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Embr Ri
D. Hupp
Parkersburg
Domestic troubles aired in court
In a morning hearing before Squire Lilly, Mr and Mrs Frank Dayton resolved to return to housekeeping and live together after a dispute over support. The husband faced a 60 day sentence, suspended on bond and monthly payments for wife and child. They agreed to reform, with the husband to behave and the wife to cooperate.
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Frank Dayton
Squire Lilly
Witneses Sud
Dayton
Pastors Installation at Grafton Presbyterian Church
Rev J A McClelland was formally installed as pastor of the Presbyterian church in Grafton with a large congregation attending. Rev J H Flanagan presided, Rev J C Evy delivered a sermon, Rev G W Pollack gave the charge, and Rev Dr Hudson spoke to the pastor. Music by the church choir featured Miss Pollack of Buckhannon.
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D. D
G. W. Pollack
Buckhannon
Hudson
Cirkeburg
Miss Pollack
Ruckhannon
Elected Delegates Named by St Pauls Church Society
The Christian Redeavor society of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church elected delegates to the CE Societies convention of the Grafton conference to be held in Fairmont next week. Delegates are Missea Kate Koel Carrie Webn Fredericka Koez Nellie Webn Lillian Lenthke Lillian Bolt and Rev A EB Richardson. They will trainmont the first of the week.
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Lowing
St Paul’s
Congressman Sturgiss Avoids Politics Talk in Morgantown Visit
Morgantown resident Congressman Sturgiss traveled through the city en route to Philippi for a United States court session. He declined to discuss politics for publication, noting only that he believes the Republican party is in strong shape and may win larger majorities in the next state offices race. He hinted that wavering Democratic counties could shift bloc support if the right circumstances arise.
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George
Morgantown
Philippi
United States Court
Sentinel
Farge
Bourgiss
Wheat Prices Hit Fresh Highs on July and December Contracts
Chicago reports new season high wheat prices for July and December futures with July at 1.03 and December at 1.05 as September slips. Frosts affect Kansas Iowa Nebraska with widespread frosts noted by weather bureau. Liverpool reports cutting wheat demand amid Russian crop signals and Western fields show varied openings. Amherst College names William R. Hart to lead new department of agricultural education starting fall term to train teachers and promote agricultural science in public schools.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Iown
Nebraska
Liverpool
Russia
Weaterm
Amherst
Mass
William R. Hart
Nebraska Nortal
Amherst College
Aertcuitare
Wee
Canals Planned to Aid Steel and Iron Industry Growth
Tingincore and associates plan an extended canal system from Montana Harbor to a port between Gary and Michigan City, spanning 50 miles at an estimated cost of 10 million dollars. Main channel 250 feet wide with 200 foot wide auxiliaries, depth 24 feet, turning basins 800 feet, to take about 10 years. Initial surveys connect Indiana Harbor, Bast cage, Hammond and Gary, using Indiana Harbor ship channel and Gary steel corporation canals. secrecy surrounds the project as crews work under H. L. Richards of New York, chief engineer.
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Tingincore Works
New York
Pittspore
Indianapolis Capitalian
Mndtana
Harbor
Gary
Michigan City
Mdiana Harbor
Bast Cage
Hammond
Indiana Harbor
United States’ Steel Corrination
Calumet
H. Lt. Richards
General Eld Emgioneer
Consul General Defends Cabrera in Guatemala Crisis
In a statement from Guatemala City, Dr Ramon Rengoe cnea defends President Estrada Cabrera, arguing his policies are driven by political opponents seeking power. He rejects claims Cabrera is the “Nero of Central America,” citing support for American enterprises and education reforms.
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Cabrera
Tork
Ramon Rengoe
Cnea
Genera
Estrada Cabrera
Cons
Central America
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Besta
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