West Point cadets hazing dispute reverses dismissal order
President Roosevelt reverses plan to eject eight West Point cadets over hazing. They will be disciplined by Col. Scott with the Secretary of War Wright explaining the reversal after consultation with the President. Named cadets include William T. Russell Jr and others from New York Illinois Alabama Oklahoma and Virginia.
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Oyster Bay
Self
Foo
Col
Hugh Lou
Roosevelt
Wright
West Point
Academy
Col. Scott
Fides Col Scott
William T. Rus Jr
Clase
Bi Ol. Russell
Corps of Engineers
Harry G. Weaver
Col. Scotts
Eadets
Russell
Sabi
Mixed race marriage faces license refusal in Pennsylvania
A white woman and a black man from Waynesbyes were wed Saturday at a Washington court church after being denied a license by Clerk Young the previous Monday. Officials report the bride claimed racial prejudice, while the groom’s relative accompanied him. The article notes Pennsylvania laws on mixed marriages and potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Monnet
Nezro
Waynesbyes
Washirstor
Suckles
Cigarette Cause Divorce Says Ohio Judge
Ohio judge rules cigarette smoking as harmful as drinking leading to divorce. Reliefontaine Aug 6 notes court remarks on smoking and drunkenness as causes. Free mail delivery planned for Keyser West Virginia. inspector Koon surveyed town groundwork for house numbering and corner monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Reliefontaine
Keyser
W. Va
CC. Koon
Washington, D.C
Maine
Man Killed by Shifting Engine in Elkins W Va
Delbert Lawson of Craigmoor Harrison County died instantly when a shifting engine on the Western Maryland Railroad toppled him. He worked for C P Howell on the Odd Fellows Home project and was son of the late Lewis Lawson of Craig Moor. Remains prepared for transport to his home. Also notice ongoing reductions at C G Smith’s for men women and children oxfords.
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Elkins
W. Va
Delbert Lawson
Craigmoor
Harrison Conn
W. Weil
Ue Western Maryland Railroad
C. P. Howell
New Odd Fellows’ Home
Lewis Lawson
Craig Moor
Portal
Ordination Services for Wheeling Students at Capuchite Monastery
The Wheeling diocese ordained a class of students in a capuchite monastery ceremony at Saint Peter and Paul Church in Union City. Reverend P. J. Doop officiated as deacons and subdeacons with a large crowd including relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahue
Wheeling
Capuchtte Monaste
SS. Peter and Paul Church
Unis Ciiy
Minnor Orsers
John Meyerhowser
Steghbruck
Davearia
Prater Jose
Jaco Heniuiel
Oberndon
Baden
Tatu Alvan
Robert Peal
W. Va
Prater Coruc
Peter W Franenau
Bavaria
Anthons Leeburh
Sellygenthal
Prisin
Greper
Wheeling Dioces
Peter
Thomas
Suffering of the Pegfle Flames Threaten Mountain Towns
United Press reports thousands face danger as wildfires threaten mountain tops and prairie valleys. Fires race toward Pass region engulfing towns and homes while food from distant cities begins arriving to aid evacuees and those fleeing toward Crow Nest line towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
onUying
Rez
Pass
Montana
Nelson
Victoria
Vancouver
Five Hundred Dead as Forest Fire Ravages East Kootenays
Reports from Cranbrook and Fernie describe a gigantic forest fire sweeping 100 miles square in East Kootenay. Fernie and Michael towns report heavy loss, with thousands homeless as Hoamer Sparwood Olsen threaten destruction. Authorities fear many more fatalities as residents flee toward the Bald mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cranbrook
B.C. Aus
East Kooteney
Fernie
Michael
Hoamer
Sparwood
Olsen
Mmounta
Sultan Abdul Hamid Faces New Turkish Reform Crises
The Young Turkey Party presses for abdication as reforms threaten to fail amid Turkish nationalism. Macedonian reformers push for more concessions while fears rise of a fresh uprising that could plunge the empire into war and endanger the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buch
Young Turkey Party
United Press
Constantinople
Rus
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Moody
Aisa Minor
I i
Uactan
The Strike a Fizzle. Labor Action Falters In Protests
A planned 24 hour strike by hundreds of thousands of workers against government handling of labor demonstrations fizzled. Less than half joined, and only a few areas showed activity, with no clear sign of a large ongoing dispute. In other news, Lippold's fountain prides itself on pure ingredients and top soda water quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pre Maris
Ave
I Craw
Republique
Will Fly This Evening in New Army Dirigible Test
Washington reports Capt. Thomas S. Baldwin will attempt his first flight this evening in Tart Myer’s new dirigible Balioan built for the army final corps at about 5:30 PM if winds or storms permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas S. Baldwin
Unclear OCR Marriage Notice in June Observed
Fragmentary text reports a wedding in June with references to a bride and groom and local figures. The garbled lines mention a Mrs and Mr, geography unnamed, and a newspaper writer praised as clever. Details are too distorted to identify names or places.
Thief Makes Off After Pocketbook Haul at Mulberry Street Home
A burglar entered an upstairs room on South Mulberry Street in Yagerstown and stole Mrs. Gimple's pocketbook containing about $6. Neighbor M Thomas Robinson and Mrs. Gimple were unaware as the thief fled before help arrived. Police are investigating with clues scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yagerstown
Haxerstown
T Ghmple
South Mulberry Street
M Thomas Robinson Gimple
Gimple
Wife In Quarantine On Mountain Side In Arizona
Gen Wardell held with Hero on a mountain side near Tombstone as authorities quarantine due to leprosy. Dr W A Greene orders isolation. Gen Wardell and wife arrived from Arizona. details unclear due to damaged text but confirms quarantine action and involved persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardell
Hero
Mountain Side
Arizona
Bisbee
David K. Warelsfe
Los Angeles
Tombstone
W. A. Greene
Combstae
Arix
Geles
Gredel
Is Bstone Aga
Four Arrests in New York Trunk Robbery Case
A confession outlines four arrests connected to a trunk robbery in New York. Authorities say the gang stole about £108,000 in valuables and items from the trunk. The case implicates Moule and others as suspects, with ongoing custody arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alice Bet the Oper
Defying the Dutch Cruiser Refused Shore Contact
The Gelderland arrived from Laguayra and reports the Dutch commander refused shore communication and to accept the German minister’s message. Venezuela readies fortifications as tensions rise with potential Dutch action expected. Separately in Fernie BC two of twenty four miners rescued after Coal Creek disaster. one body recovered and another dying.
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Holland
Laguayra
Willemstad
Carscan
Gelderland
Venesnel
Lasuayra
Nolland
Fernie
B.C
Coal Creek
Notce to Coffee Consumers Adds Free Stereoscopic Views
A notice informs buyers of Peirce's Golden Rio package coffee that each pack now includes a free stereoscopic view of sights and scenes from around the world. The views are assorted, freshly colored, and unique in each package as a valuable home addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peirce
Bryan Gains Union Card Amid Lincoln Campaign Activity
Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan, visiting Lincoln, received a union printer’s working card with full member rights. The event followed his church attendance and a public reception as Republicans and state officials welcomed his campaign efforts and platform plans for the August capital rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Achion
Ack Pon
Fed Union
Lincoln Typographical Union
Bry
Taft
Shoverman
Henry Morris Nixdorff obituary notice in Baltimore times
Henry Morris Nixdorff grether in law of Hinks of Baltimore Maryland is listed with a fragmented obituary note. The text mentions a late ex mayor and a lost branch of the family with references to Lippold’s fountain and local manufacturing houses.
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Grether
Hinks
Bal _Prederick, Md
Augs Nixdorf
Georse Dorf
Parmer
Nayortimore
Henry
Baltimore
Chautauqua Opens With Old Southern Jubilee Singers
The Allegany Grove Chautauqua opens at 2 30 tomorrow with the Old Southern Jubilee Singers, a renowned group never before heard in this region. Tickets cost 2 50 for adults and 1 00 for children under eight, with car service from Narrows Park at six o clock.
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Jubilee Singers
Allegany Grove
Southern Jubilee Singers
South
Jas
B. Clements
Narrows Park
Mto
Conner Remanded in Baltimore Court Action
The court remanded Conner to jail after findings on a writ of habeas corpus and a grand jury proceeding. Defective warrants were identified in two other cases and new warrants served. Separate rearrests followed for Thomas Nuse on petty larceny and Frank Noolan on forgery.
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Jai
Harden G. Watte
Allora Robb
Conner
Baltimore
Jming
Lamore
Col
John W
Tim
Walt
Magist
Thomas Nuse
Frank Noolan
Gas Ignition Causes Church Alarm At Washington Street
An unattended Sunday school room at First Presbyterian on Washington Street was set alight after a forgotten gas lamp. Fire crews extinguished flames by midnight. police checked for intruders amid fears of theft but found nothing disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Washington Street
Althous
Holt and Nerner Married in Bedford Forest Parsonage
Mr George Edward Holt of Barrellsville and Miss Margare Nerner of Uniontown Pennsylvania wed Saturday at a Bedford Forest parsonage with Rev B W Kindley officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Holt
Barrellsville
Margare Ner
Uniontown
B. W. Kindley
Parsonage
Bedford Forest
Card of Thanks for Sympathy During a Child's Illness and Death
The Blasehoust family extends gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their child. Acknowledges the support and thoughtful gestures received from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Mr. . Blasehoust
Tragic Railway Death of Fireman John Davis in Bloomington
John Davis a fireman on engine 4 died after being impaled by a new switch-stand spear-head at the North American Coal plant area. Engineer John Boettner assisted, transporting him to Keyser hospital where he died. Funeral at Bloomington M E Church Tuesday at 2 PM. He left a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Mis
John Davis
Davis
John Boettner
Blaine
Keyser
Hts
M. E
Snedegar
Curtis Ba Mi
Cardinal in Rome and Baltimore Leadership
The Pope assures Cardinal Gibbons of Rome he can have anything he asks. Bishop Denis O'Connell may become auxiliary bishop of Baltimore and soon after coadjutor with right of succession to the archbishopric. The London Times notes the Cardinal described the Pope's kindness as boundless.
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Car I Gibbons
Rome
Denis O'Connell
Baltimore
O'Connell
Archiship
London Times
Tanzer Real Estate Listings in Bedford County Ad
Real estate ad lists farms and houses for sale in Bedford County and Allegany Grove. Properties include a 140 acre farm, a 9 room brick house on Fayette Street, two houses on Goethe Street, and multiple lots on Washington and Belle Vue streets. Also offers rental income and fire insurance services.
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R. Ey
Tanzer
Bedford County
Taner
Allegany Grove
Tanger
Fayette
Goethe Street
Mas Pleside
Frederick Street
Washington Street
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Hazers
Oxfords
C. G. Smith's
Fee
Jyisut
Sultan
Lippold
Igs Knacke
Baldwin of Surprise
Frodte
Chanes
Tie A
Columbia Carter
York
Bayan
Bonaparte
Guaranty Law
Lincoln
Neb
Wuarat Fund
Chicago
Ngton
Westminster Presbyterian
Miornirery
T Hall
Bryan
Capitol
Charse
Unis Insulin
Henry Morris Nixdorff
Chautauqua
Front Street
Gocers
Sterling Hotel
J. Geo. Hermann
P.S
Lambert’s
Baltost
Maryland
Dill
Lena Street
Bellevue Street
Oldtown
Man McCleave
Bopp’s
N. Gentre St
Walter Powell & Son Co
Baltimore Street
Cumberland, MD
Union Transfers Storage Co
Peter E. Wright
Maurice Mee
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