Mt Morris Farmers Bid for Morgantown Rail Line
Mt Moris residents push to route trolly line via Mt Morris in preference to Dollie Run. A farmer offers 9000 feet of free right of way plus 2000 cash bonus, exceeding another offer by 1000. Director meeting to select route after reviews. W Wilton of Indianapolis says surveys finish before meeting.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Mt. Morrie
Mt. Morris
W. Wilton
American Civil Engineering Company of
Indianapolis
Grafton School Board Reverses South Side Shift
At a formal meeting the Grafton Independent School District approved moving fifth and sixth grades from the South Side to the West Side building and placing seventh and eighth grades at Gentia or High School. Ex-Prosecuting Attorney Bailey led objections, citing long walks, with further plans to accommodate South Side pupils as a new bridge links the city. Superintendent Gorby supported the change after reviewing central building conditions. enrollment above last year’s first week suggests broader growth.
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Daily Sentinel
Board of Education
Grafton Independent School District
South Side
South Grafton
East End
BF. Bailey
Bailey
West Side
Gentia
Mico Delin Terk
Gorby
Groscup Defeated in Charleston Republican Primary
Official canvass shows former speaker Fred Paul Groscup defeated for re nomination by 28 votes. Massey leads a strong ticket with 603 votes more than rivals. Rose Finch takes a needed rest from Daily Sentinel duties. John McDonald leads rival ticket for county commissioner, Copenhaver trails by about 1500 votes. M. P. Spamkey unopposed for county schools. Delbert Robinson recovering from typhoid. Dr J E Ro Ellis attends.
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Charleston
Chonge
Fred Pai Grosecup
Legislative
LC. Mascey
M. T. Roach
John Nugent
F. M. Staunton
A K Sheppard
Massey
Rose Finch
Daily Sentinel
Firet
John McDonald
Grant Copenhaver
Copenhaver
John A Javerett
M. P. Spamkey
Kanawho
Torre
Hinkle Co Announces White Shoes Sale at 81 Main Street
Hinkle Co promotes a general sale to beat competition with cut prices on all stock including white shoes and slippers. Highlighted are light weight Men's Harvesting shoes with rawhide soles and elf hide uppers and Women's Hand Welt Shoes reduced from 5.50 to 1.98. Sale lasts 20 days with prices to cut no figure, located at 81 Main Street just east of Geo Press Hardware.
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No’ Rey
Main Street
Geo. Presss Hardware Store
Democratic Campaign Committee Faces Internal Split
Washington notes show the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee already at odds over strategy as campaigns begin nationwide. Leaders, wary of alienating factions, struggle to unite behind a clear platform while opposed to Republican policies and wary of labor and rate-law issues.
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Washington
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Congress
Ala
Governor Dawson Heads Morgantown Legal Battle In Sessions
Gov Dawson arrives in Morgantown to oversee B and O railroad assessment hearings in Judge Masons court. Monongalia Mason and Roane counties’ cases will be argued with Commissioner Dillon and State Attorney Hogg guiding the state. Major Samuel D Brady of Parkersburg to appraise railroad property, aided by division engineers, plus local counsel Moreland and Moreland.
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W. M. D. Dawson
Morgantown
Mason
Mason and Roane
Dillon
George C. Sturgiss
Hogg
Law School
University
Hoge
Hia
Wesley Motohan
Counsil, Moreland & Moreland
B. and O
Samuel D. Brady
Parkersburg
Monongalia
Cass
Elsc
Ingalls Address Draws Rail Road Oppose Hepburn Bill
The Ohio Bankers Association hearing on M K Ingalls address spurred debate over railroads stance on the Hepburn rate bill. While some say the speech signals resistance, others note railroad men in Washington support the law enforcement and cooperate with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The discussion also mentions shipper views and possible adjustments to the Sherman law and Hepburn provisions.
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M. K. Ingalls
Ohio Bankers’ Assocition
Ingalle
Timeell Thie
Washington
Interstate Commerce
Commission
Legale
Railroads
Interstate Commerce Jane
House Committee
Hepburn
Littlefield
Court Names Bailey as Commissioner in Chancery
A fragment notes F. Bailey as attorney and commissioner in chancery with mentions of Papi Movin Merchants and Rank Building in Bayton. The legibility is limited, but the reference indicates a civil or chancery proceeding involving named parties and local property or merchant entities.
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Papi Movin
Reno district tax limits spark eight months school clash
A Reno district article explains the tax cap under new laws blocks eight months of school. Voters oppose the levy shortage after the board found they could not fund eight months and the community questions why the board cannot put the matter to a vote.
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Reno
Prenton County
Board Ofeducation
Mr Means Returns to Taylor County Visitor Calls at Sentinel Office
Mr Means of Kansas, former Taylor county sheriff, visited relatives in the county after attending a reunion of old soldiers in Minneapolis. He logged time with ex-sheriffs Hugh Evans and B F Sayre at the Sentinel office, sharing memories and hints he may resume citizenship in the United States.
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Daily Sentinel
Means
Kansas
Minneapolie
Taylor County
Sentinel
Kanene
Inlaw
Marquess
Haymond
Hugh Evans
B. F. Sayre
Meant
Citi Zenship
Remedy Credited For Child Illness By Midland Parent
Maggie Hickox of Midland testifies that her two year old suffered a severe bowel attack but Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved him. She says it can cure even cholera infantum when directions are followed and is available from medicine dealers.
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Chamberlain
Maggie Hickox
Midland
al Medicine Dealere
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Community
We express our appreciation for sympathy and kindness shown during our bereavement and extreme sadness. Neighbors and friends were attentive to our comfort. May God bless you and keep you from sorrow and evil. Special thanks to the I. O. R. M. order and Leemalnston Sunday School. Mrs. Sha Ferman and Family
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Sentinel
I. O. RM. Order
Leemalnston Sunday School
Sha ¥ Ferman
Robinsons Thankful for Support in Time of Sorrow
Acknowledges sympathy and prayers offered during the illness and death of their son. The Robinson family asks blessings and reunion in the afterlife as they cope with grief. Mollie Rendle resigns from Tygarte Valley Glass Works. position filled by Alice Barbour of Maple Avenue.
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Fair Haven
A. J. Robinson
Hester Robinson
Mies
Mollie Rendle
Tygarte Valley Glase Works
Mies Alice Barbour
Maple Avenue
Notice of reference and account audit in Grafton case
Commissioner's Notice lists numerous defendants including The Hub trading, Leader Pub Co, John Brenner Brewing Co, Schmulbach Brewing Co, Grafton Bottling Works and others. On September 1, 1906 at the office in Graton West Virginia the commissioner will execute the order of reference to defend interests, audit and settle accounts of Mary Osrtuft as administratrix and determine debts against the estate with documents and evidence.
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Mary Cardoff
Samumistratrix
Card of Thanks and Local Notices Roundup
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs John J Castell thank friends who helped during illness and death of their infant daughter. Lena Singer of Lear & Poe to visit Parkersburg Clarkeburg and Wobster Springs. Mr and Mrs W Leonard and daughter Mrs A A Holt return from Atlantic City and Washington with stay in Hagerstown Md. Alex Zeck returns from Mt Lake Park. may go to Elkins three months for hotel project by Zack and Son. William G Lake, lamp trimmer, wounded by a neighbor's ferocious bulldog. dog killed. Notes on dog attack highlight need to prevent premises kept hazards.
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Reform School
Harry Jace
Graftop
M. J. Painter
Lena
Margaret Hagaps
Cameron
Mies Seva Kimmel
Grafton
M. A. Dun
Latrobe Street
John J. Castell
Teir
Lena Singer
Lear & Poe
Parkersburg
Clarkeburg
Wobster Springs
W . Leonard
A. A. Holt
Atlantic City
Washington
Hagerstown
Alex Zeck
Mt. Lake Park
Elkins
Mr. Zeck
Gassaway
West Virginia
AL Zack and Son
William G. Lake
Mr. Lake
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Mt. Morris Farmer
H. A. Jarrett
Fred Paul Groscup
Delbert Robinson
F. P. Robinson
Knottsville
J E Ro Ellis
Hinkle & CO
Democratic Congressional Committee
National Capitol
N Sait
Roosevelt
Iowa
Isaac
Gompers
National Committee
Democratic Party
Gov. Dawson
Ingalls
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Fee
RU Platten
F. Bailey
Ana
Chancery
Bayton
The
Wheeling News
Mr. Means
Taylor
H. Sommerville
A. W. Bartlett
Atty
Baltimore & Ohio
R.R
Baltimore
Gratton Marble Works
J. Willhide
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