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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1897

Page

13

West Virginia’s Birth Guiding Pierpont’s War Governor Role

From Fairmount correspondent June 8 The mining district of West Virginia fuels oil gas and coal growth with new wells and vast investment. Francis H Pierpont the Civil War governor is credited with shaping West Virginia’s creation and enduring leadership.

Mining District West Virginia Timms Fairmount W. Va Young Commonwealth Washington Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Railway Pittsburg Morgantown Uniontown Cincinnati Pennsylvania Monongahela Ohio Wood Pleante Ritchie Wirt Francis Hi. Pierpont Virginia trans-Allegheny Wheeling Pierpont Francis H. Pierpont Alexandria Richmond Curtin Commonwealth Lincoln McClure Thaddeus Stevens Smith

MISS CRAVEN TO BE MARRIED TO HENRY KUEBLER

Miss Margaret Craven daughter of Mrs Nettie Craven who seeks a share of James G Fair estate is to wed Henry Koehler of St Louis president of the American Brewing Company. The engagement follows unsettled sub shares and sources cite a fortune above four million. Craven is an actress formerly with the Frawley Company.

Henry Kuebler St. Thuis San Francisco Margaret Craven Nettie Craven James G. Fair Henry Koehler St Louis American Brewing Company Miss Craven Frawley Company

Reminiscences of West Chester County Jail

A writer recalls the old West Chester County Jail on High Street, its construction of dark porphyritic stone, the heavy ironwork, and the social life around it. He notes hunger, solitary confinement, debt imprisonment, and the use of hobble irons, escapes in 1884, and incidents involving slaves and the Underground Railroad near the era.

West Chester Chester County Benjamin Trego Hannah Ogden's St. Peter's Church Pikeland Maryland Underground

Modern Woodmen Convenes Votes 75000 for Rock Island HQ

The National Convention extended the head camp session to midnight while finishing by laws revisions and officer installations. It approved 75000 for a Rock Island Illinois headquarters and ordered immediate construction. Representation rules were set: states with fewer than twenty camps lose head camp seats, states with under 250 camps allocate by counties, and states with 250 or more by counties at the State Camp level.

Dusouque Iowa Rock Island Ill Boeing

Lyons Will Approved in Springfield Probate Case

Justice Morton of the Supreme Court confirmed the Probate Court decree in Mrs. Nancy M. Lyons’s will. The roughly 800000 estate includes 125000 to Chalmers Dale Jr of New York, the contestant who challenged the residuary bequest. Her earlier will named Dale as residuary legatee. a later will left six nieces as residuary legatees, with the contestant alleging undue influence.

Springfield Mass Justice Morton Supreme Court Nancy M. Lyons Chalmers Dale, Jr New York City

West Jersey Academy cadets stage mock battle victory for English forces

Commencement exercises at West Jersey Academy opened with a sham battle between two cadet forces representing the English and the Americans. Hundreds watched as the clash lasted about thirty minutes and included a hand to hand conflict with the English declared the victors.

TIMES Brip Geron N. J West Jersey Academy

Deaths in City for Week Reported

The city recorded 367 deaths in the past week, down 61 from the prior week and up 13 from the same week last year. Among the decedents 123 were under five. Leading causes were inflammation of the lungs 42, consumption 39, diphtheria 23, heart disease 19, and convulsions 15.

Cyclists prepare for largest Philadelphia to Atlantic City run

Philadelphia wheelmen plan a record crowds and a 1200 rider Kenilworth to Atlantic City run with a 4 a m start from South Street. The schedule includes many clubs to Spring Mills Fort Washington Wayne Edgewater Park and Atlantic City with a ten mph pace and a 15 hour round trip. Plans also cover a Long Branch carnival on July 17 with a parade ball and discounted Sunday stays.

Kenilworth Atlantic City Century Spring Mills N. J Fort Washington Twentieth Century Wayne Club Acme Edgewater Park Philopathian Ferb Waverly Chiselhurst Peermont Washington Park South End Wilmington Del Chester Columbia Cyclers Manoa Lafayette West End Philadelphia Gloucester White Horse Pike South Jersey South Street Ferry Gloucester Ferry Ucaston Eevee Seses Yeaese Ae Hammonton Beg Harbor Absecon Wade Tek Atlantic Guy P.M South Street Wharf W. B. Liko Time A. W. Guenter Penn Paul F. Voight Tioga H. F. Bidwell League Cycling Club George R. Rubert Samuel W. Mitchell William G. Maguire Camden A. Walter, Jr Keystone Long Branch New York Brooklyn New Jersey

Cycling Gossip and Racing News From 1897 Meet

Cycling news covers Tom Fek and John Johnson prospects, Eck and Ingraham form, Steenson’s sprint rise, and Eaton’s head injury after a fall. Plans include Jimmie Michael’s travels, Lucien Lesna management, Sunday racing in Los Angeles, and Willie Windle in Boston. National meet prep at Chatham with prizes and the Jubilee purse.

Tom Fek John Johnson Johnson Kiser Eck

Quaker City Club to Stage Six Round Boxing Card

Moore and OBrien meet in Lewiston Maine against Moore of College Point L I in a six round bout at the Arena tomorrow evening The winner may face Jack Bonner the local middleweight Four preliminaries include Charley Johnson versus Billy Payne Crocky Boyle versus Danny McMahon Danny Coughlin against Frank Magee and Hugh McMahon versus Ed Lyons.

Quaker City Athletics Club Dick O'Brien Lewiston Maine Dick Moore College Point L. I McCoy O'Brien Moore Jack Bonner Charley Johnson Billy Payne Crocky” Boyle Germantown Danny McMahon Danny Coughlin Frank Magee Hugh McMahon Ed Lyons

A New Rule for Cyclers at Intersections

Director Riter enacts the standard road rule for cyclists meeting at street intersections. The right of way goes to the north south bound wheelman, with policemen instructed to enforce accordingly.

Riter

Valencia Sails From Cuba After Fire Upon Vessel

The Ward Line steamer Valencia departed from Cienfuegos for New York following an engagement with the Spanish cruiser Maria Mercedes near Guantanamo Bay.

Havana Ward Line Valencia Maria Mercedes Guantanamo Bay Cuba Cienfuegos New York

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