Grafton Street Railway put off until spring report expected
The Daily Sentinel notes that Grafton street railway construction will be delayed until spring. A Pittsburgh meeting next week will review engineer reports and possibly add more track. Rails and ties order will be placed, but delayed delivery leads to postponement. William Schrader of Elizabeth died in Clarkeburg after a sudden illness. he was about sixty five.
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Grafton
Pittsburg
Daily Sentinel
C. E Conoway
Fairmont
Sentinel
Conaway
Gratton
Stolzenfein
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Shrader
Elizabeth
Walker House
Clarkeburg
W Shrader
Pennsylvania Consolidated Coal Company
Jarrett Building
Shrader
Pitteburg
Mr. Shrader
West Virginia Connecting Railroad Proposed 95 Mile Link
Surveys completed for a 95 mile West Virginia Connecting railroad from Belington to Rodgersville linking with the Uniontown Wheeling Short line. The project, tied to Gould interests, may become a key outlet for the Wabash into the seashore region with construction likely to start next spring.
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Pittsburg
West Virginia Connecting Railroad
Belington
W. Va
West Virginia Central Railroad
Rodgersville
Uniontown & Wheeling
Pittsburgh
D.F. Maroney
Pittabergy
J. V. Thomson
James R. Barnes
Uniontown
A. J. Cochrane
Daweon
Maroney
George J Gould
J Q Barlow
Westerand
Annual Meeting of West Virginia and Pennsylvania Railroad
Notice of the stockholders meeting of West Virginia and Pennsylvania Railroad Company at Grafton W Va on October 4 1906 at 10 15 a m for election of seven directors and other business. Also mentions Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription and public endorsement by medical writers and teachers.
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The
West Virginia and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Grafton
W. Va
C. W. Woopronn
Pierce
B. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Allegheny Conference Meeting of Maryland Synod
The semi annual meeting of the Allegheny Conference of the Maryland Synod of the Lutheran church will convene at Trinity Memorial church Keyser West Virginia on October 16 and 17. The conference sermon will be delivered by Rev A F Richardson and sessions will cover subjects such as Our Mission Heavenly Recognition The Family Altar and On the Home as presented by several pastors.
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Allegheny Conference
Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church
Trinity Memorial Church
Keyser
W.va
A F Richardson
T. B Yeasley
Clarkeburg
West Virginia Patents Granted to Local Inventors
Patent attorney EK Dunlap of Wheeling reports issued patents on the 25th inst to West Virginia inventors including Claude B Harrington of McMechen for air brake recharging, Mark Muller of Hugheston for a dining table, WM Taylor of Weston for window cash, and John Lovett of Martineburg for a plastic molding machine.
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Hi, Ek, Dunlap
Wheeling
West Virginia
Claude B. Harrington
McMechen
H. A Unier
W. J. Daffey
O L Simme
Mark Muller
Hugheston
WM. Taylor
Weston
John Lovett
Martineburg
Trustee's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Grafton WV
Trust deed dated November 12 1908 secures $30000 to Fred Boliger. Trustee will sell two city lots in Grafton Taylor County WV at public auction October 13 1906 at 2 pm. One third cash down, balance in one to two years with interest, title held until notes are paid. J Frank Wilson trustee September 10 1906.
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James H. Freeze
Laura B. Freeze
Tayior
West Virginia
Fred Boliger
Taylor Canary
Grafton
Bia
Caylor County
J. Frank Wnisos
Trial Over Park Disturbance Fines Set at Arlington
Five men faced justice after a Blueville Park disturbance two weeks ago. James Poe Bert Poe Glenn Poe Luther Peacock and Ed Weaver were charged with drunkenness rioting and disorderly conduct. All were fined ten dollars and costs. Peacock and Weaver were additionally held on five hundred dollars each to answer an indictment for using knuckles and throwing stones at dancers and spectators. Spectators filled the court as thirty five witnesses testified.
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Blueville Park
James Poe
Bert Poe
Glenn Poe
Luther Peacock
Ed Weaver
James
Bert
Mew and Mea Herbert in City Visitors for Brief Season
Mew and Mea Herbert singer and little daudite are in Meanington for a brief season as guests of Mrs Sasel's mother Mrs Sydney Mugler on Wilford Street.
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Mew
Herbert Singer
Little Daudite
Tr Meanington
Sasel
Sydney Mugler
Wilford Street
Street Fair to Be Held in Barbour Co
Philippi West Virginia September 27 farmers of Barbour county announce a three day Street Fair October 10 11 and 12 with premium displays fruit grains vegetables women's culinary arts handiwork and quilts on show educational exhibits and a large band each day no entry fees no admission charges families urged to attend for community and social gathering equivalent to an exposition and carnival
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Philippi
W. Va
Barbour County
Louis
Notice to Creditors in Taylor County WV Hearing Set
Notice to Creditors and Others concerned. Having for settlement the accounts of Hugh Walder, trustee of K. Taylor Hoffman, a hearing is set for Friday, the 120th day of October, 106, at my office in the Corner building on Main Street, Graton, Taylor County, West Virginia, for proofs of debts or demands against RE Taylor Hoffman. Dated August 18, 1906. Com. of Accounts of Taylor County. Also notes about local business changes and residents returning from Wilmington, Delaware.
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Hugh Walder
K. Taylor Hoffman
Sach
Ibave
Cabrner
Main Street
Graton
Taylor County
West Virginia
RE. Taylor Hoffman
E Wyckoff
A E. Jackson
Cove Boeks
Main
Thos pNuzam
W. B. Fawley
Jarkeon
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WM. Schrader
Grafton Post Office
L. H Fisher
4Th Civil Service District
Washington, D.C
Cumberland
Switchmen’s Union
Rodé
West Virginia and Pennsylvania Railroad CO
Geo. W. White
Latrobe Street
Central Lodge No 9
C. F
Grand Lodge of Old Fellows of
Charles Town
UCALL
A Pratt
Arlington Stock Co
Opera House
Foleyshoney
Tar Gores
Ayer
Eyitte
Dog
Ivan
Stig
Barbour Co
Mra
Lloyd Shackleford
Miee
Anna Gilligan
Wilmington, Delawere
Frey
Baltimore
W. Biardett
First National
Rafton. W
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