McGraw Keeps West Virginia Democratic Boss Title
Special to the Times Wheeling West Virginia May 28 Colonel John T McGraw of Gratton retained his title as head of the West Virginia Democratic Party at the state convention Delegates elected to run the party slate pledged to Bryan The convention featured a triangular fight over leadership and the national committee post with John J Cornwell and W Byrne leading McGraw supporters and William A MacCorkle nominated for governor Supreme Court nominees were Walter Pendleton Melville Peck and Owen Matthews from Spencer Philippi Charleston.
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Times
Wheeling
W. Va
Col Jno. T McGraw
Gratton
Yéaterday
West Virginia
Debinitey
Carl Vance
C. McGregor
Edw Withing
Dan Wilkinson
Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Chilton
William A. Mac Uorale
Colonel McGraw
National Committee
W. E. Chilton
Nation
Cornwell
John J. Cornwell
Romney
Nn Byrne
Charleston
McGraw
Walter Pendleton
Spencer
Melville Peck
Philippi
Owen Matthews
Special Values At Rosenbaum's Saturday
The notice highlights special values on Saturday at Rosenbaum's with discounted pricing on select goods. Shoppers are invited to take advantage of limited time offers and doorbuster deals during weekend sales events.
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Rosenbaum
Olympia Hotel proprietor Scott Hartsock dead at 10:20
Albert Scott Hartsock, 18, proprietor of the Olympia Hotel in Cumberland Valley, died suddenly from heart trouble at 10:20 this morning after a brief illness. He had managed the Olympia since leasing it two years ago and was highly regarded by travelers. funeral is Sunday at 11 at the hotel with services at Bethel Church. He is survived by his wife Mary E Huster, a son Charles, two brothers, and three half sisters. The service will be conducted by Rev. Hoffman and Rev. Greene.
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Albert Scott Karusock
Olympia
Baltimore
Kanje Streets
Jones Hartsock
Flintstone
Hartsock
T. B. Lashley
Gilpin
J.C. Orrick & Son Co
Randolph
Elkins
W. Va
Olympia Hotel
Mary E. Huster
Cumberland Valley
Charles
W. J. Hoffman
Bethel Church
Bedford Road
General Lee Dies After Illness at Vicksburg
Confederate General Lee, once commander in chief of the Confederate forces, died at Vicksburg after a brief illness. Funeral held at Columbus, Mississippi, with Maj. Gen. Robert Lowry directing ceremonies. Born Charleston, 1853, Lee graduated from West Point and rose from captain to lieutenant general before joining Mississippi planter life.
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Columbus
Miss
Robert Lowry
Department of the Mississippi
A. BP. Stewart
Nooga
Stephen Chik Lee
Unitedates
Carolina
Union
Hle
Mississippi
General Lee
Charleston
S.C
West Point
George Washington Custis Lee
Robert Is. Lee
Mfnot
Leenad
Tulane University
Reg Lillie Tiarrivan
Cohumbyay
United States
Tseme
of United Confederate Veterans
Army of the Tennessee
Unites Confederate Veterans
Mississippi Historical Society
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Vickshore National Military Park
Major Glen
QO. O. Hloward
Hey
Beauresard
Fort Sumter
Decoration Day Plans Spark Local Observances
Cooler weather and possible showers forecast for the holiday. Headliners include graveside services by the Grand Army of the Republic at Rose Hill at 10 AM, parades by the Knights of Pythias, and a concert by the McCauley Band at Narrows Park. Baseball games and memorial events follow through Sunday.
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Tyler Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Rose Hill
Urner G. Carl
Cumberland Bar
Frostburg
Central Y. M. G. A
Frostburg Association
Junior Order of
United American Mechanics
Knights of Pythias
Narrows Park
McCauley
Fire Department
James Valentine
Academy of Music
St. Patrick's
Dry Policy at Denver Democratic Convention
Organizers of the Democratic national convention in Denver announce an absolute ban on liquor sales inside the convention hall. An application for a bar concession near committee rooms was rejected to keep the assembly area dry.
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Denver
Col
Committee
Concession Offers Rejected by Committee
A committee unanimously refused any concession for the purpose amid several firm offers. The passage notes a sale at Tosen pbantn's Satanlay and a event labeled Rosenbaum's Saturday from 9 to 19 p.m.
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Hall
B C Flyer Wreck Leads to Widespread Injuries
A westbound B C Flyer derailed near Garrett after abandoning the track. Twenty people were seriously injured as the dining car plunged over a bank and the rear cars were affected. A relief train and medical teams arrived. engine No. 2117, seven cars, Conductor Beck and Engineer Brown were listed. Ambulances were mobilized for transport to hospital.
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Wiles Weet
Garren
Ti Mil
Canthen
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Bec Bari
Enershy Urey
J M. Spear
Kelprooke
Beck
Brown
Wrecked Train Arrives at Queen City Depot With Injured Passengers
At 1 25 the wrecked BO and O train reached the Queen City depot bringing injured travelers surgeons and officials from the relief train. The train remained largely intact except for two cars and the diner and observation cars. An enormous crowd awaited as ambulances lined the depot and most passengers recovered with minor injuries after first aid.
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Queen City
BO & O
Jrem Sfttaa
Huriegg
Train wreck injures Erie engineers near Port Jervis
A derailment on the Erie line near Port Jervis N Y left locomotive engineer Frank Sweeney buried in air and unhurt largely. his companion James Kane escaped with minor injuries. Conductor George Bishope blamed track buckling from heat. surgeon W M Foard tended the injured as Mrs Owens of Baltimore was badly shaken.
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Sweeney
M. Johnston
Connelissille
I. R. Sanford
le Grange
Frank
Marion -Videos
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Aspinwall
Charles Hogendop
Boston Ave
Ane
Baltimore
L. Kelley
Bristol
J.D. Biddes
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
W. H. Gray
St. Joseph
J. K. Cline
Hyndman
F. L. Brendel
Western Maryland
Hagers
Town
L. Madore
Bedford Street
Frank Sweeney
Erie
Port Jervis
N.Y
James Kane
George Bishope
W. M. Foard
Dmimore
Owens
O. Lo Baton
Ih le Division
Driscoll
West
Tran
United Press
Rumor of Default at Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal
A noncommittal rumor claims Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal may default on June 1 interest for its 4 percent mortgage bonds of 29.5 million dollars. Directors declined to comment. the road earns enough to cover interest, but new second-mortgage income bonds begin in June, risking receivership if true.
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Wabash-Pittsburg
Court Overrules Demurrer in Barton Case and Sentences Crowe
Judge Henderson overruled the demurrer in the Barton incorporation matter. The court flags ballots rejected in counting the town vote but declines a mandamus. A new trial motion in Piedmont Grocery Co. v Mansfield Brothers was denied. Charles Crowe received thirty days for threatening a witness, with concurrent sentence to follow after current term.
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Carten
Chartes Crowe
Henderson
Barton Corporation
Barton
Essinst .A Corporation
Albert A. Doub
A. Taylor Smith
P. C. Barneag
Ferdinand Williams
Horace P. Whitworth
Piedmont Grocery Co
Mansfield Brothers
R. Semmes
Maryland
Will McL Somerville
Charles Crowe
Crowe
Thaw To Return To Matteawan State Hospital
Albany May 23 United Press says Harry Thaw will be returned to Matteawan State Hospital and not moved to another state asylum. Dr Albert W Ferris, chairman of the State Lunacy Commission, says transfers require consent and believes Thaw’s case is incurable with uncertain risk of outbreak.
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Dr. Ferris
State Commission
Harry
United Press
Albany
Jarry Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
Albert W. Ferris
State Lunacy Commission
Ferris
Thaw
Tanzer Real Estate Bargains Hit City Market
Real estate list includes homes on Lenasted Lexington Avenue Shawsnee Avenue and Columbia Avenue with prices from 550 to 2300. Highlights feature brick and modern homes plus rooms and lots on Maryland and Sylvan avenues. Tanzer the hustling real estate man promotes numerous bargains.
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Tanzer
Lenasted
Lexeington Avenue
Mapleside
Shawsnee Avenue
Davidiong Street
Ridgeley
Baltimore Anne
Waverly Terrace
5Th Streets
Pennsylvania Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Sylvan Avenue
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J. Geo. Hermann
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Harvest Exclusior Milinery
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