Jefferson county Republicans split over rail and reform
An 1906 West Virginia column by L. Snyder critiques Jefferson county Republicans over railroad valuations, two cent fares, and court rulings favoring corporations. It notes Gov Dawson’s tax reform push, rounds on Roosevelts, and a contested armor plate contract where Secretary Bonaparte favored the Armor Trust over Midvale.
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West Virginia
Sturgiss Wins Republican Nomination in Second West Virginia District
George C. Sturgiss of Morgantown secured the Republican nomination for Congress in West Virginia's second district. He won Preston County by about 1,700 over N. G. Keim, aided by Governor Dawson and tax reformers. Mineral and Preston counties boosted his total, with clear majorities in several counties and overall support indicating a likely convention victory.
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Morgontown
Congress
West Virginia
Preston County
Sturgiee
N. G. Keim
Dawson
Sturgiss
Keim
Foreman
State Senate
A. R. Stallings
Sturgien
Mineral County
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Morgan
Berkeley
Grant
Mineral
Hampshire
Mononigaha
Kevm Barbour
Jefferson
Hardy
Randolph
Pendleton
Sturgan
Tucker
Sturgiae
Erin
Taylor County
Sturgies
Board of Regents
West Virginia University
Chas
Edgar Hogg
Point Pleaaant
University Law School
Helen Gilkeson
Charleston
Goshen
B. F. Bailey
Fred O. Blue
Philippi
Fourteeenth
T. M. Alderton
Great Cacapon
Reese's Mill
Frankfort
Life-Savers Honored and Hostetter’s Bitters Sold
The piece lauds Atlantic coast life-savers for heroism and calls for proper rewards. It promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a tonic for weak or rundown people and as a travel aid against effects of unfamiliar meals and digestion issues, urging readers to buy at druggists.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Seven Girls Drown in Cedar River At Cedar Rapids Town
Seven young girls aged 7 to 16 waded in Cedar River and one slipped from a sandbar into deep water. Another girl attempted a rescue triggering a fatal chain where five more followed into the hole. Only one child survived this tragedy. In a separate note, Nelson Ludington Barnes faces a life crisis attempting to quit smoking for $50,000 from John M. Barker, who promises $50,000 if Barnes abstains for five years with staged payments and a lump sum to his widow if he dies.
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Martinsburg Board Plans New High School Building
The Martinsburg board of education votes to erect a new high school at a cost of 50,000 pending voter approval. Local items report arrests, promotions, and a bank barn fire near Fawketown with heavy losses, plus legal questions on Potomac river jurisdiction and a fatal self-inflicted death in Berkeley county.
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Martinsburg
Hezekiah Snavely
Hageratown
Washington County
Polo
Illinois
Deibert
J. O. Holmes
Charles Town
United States
C. Keller Saxton
Fawketown
West Virginia Items Routinely From Hampshire County
A summary of West Virginia notices reports peach shipments from Hampshire County, a fatal finger injury from a toy setup in Piedmont, a Wheeling cloudburst causing damage, and crop implications for local farmers along Wheeling Creek. It lists regional appointments, political nominations, a minister’s death, a deadly farm accident, a trestle disaster near Clarksburg, disease cures, miraculous healing claims, and local business indictments.
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Hampshire County
John Lannon
Piedmont
Wheeling
Wheeling Creek
Foul Murder in Randolph County Rocks Evenwood Town
In Evenwood Randolph County William Kaech and Wyatts aimed to cut timber when Wyatt, discharged worker, fatally struck Will Kaech with a stone. Kaech died after two weeks at Davis Memorial Hospital Elkine. Wyatt awaits trial at September term with potential death sentence.
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Evenwood
Randolph County
William and
Edward Kaechne
J. G. Knutts
Wyatt
Will Kaech
Young Kaech
Davis Memorial Hospital
Elkine
Liis
Doctora
Alpena
Punished for Obscene Literature Sale on Street
A man identifying as John F. Burke was arrested by police and held by Justice Felker on a charge of selling obscene literature on the street. Confiscated items include songbooks and other lewd material to be used as evidence. Potential penalties include up to one year in jail or a $200 fine. A separate rural mail box rule change allows patrons to build their own boxes with department approval, effective August 1.
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Pen-Mar Mountain
Sabillanville
Frank Wise
Wise
Law
Percy A. Seibert
Hagerston
Bolivia
South America
Leslie C. Beard
Hagerstown
Speyer and Co
National City Bank of New York
Jack B. Trenholm
B. & C. Railroad
Shepherdstown
Western Maryland Railroad
Hancock
Aroro
Robert W. Lemen
Martinsburg
H. H. Hess
John F. Burke
Justice Felker
Burke
The
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Cortelyou
Community lawn and harvest festivals reported in town notices
Town lawn suppers and harvest home events spread across multiple churches and sites. Activities include dinners ice cream and cake sales in Avilia Shepherdstown Snyder's Mill and Bakerton with proceeds benefiting local M E churches. Also noted are a tragic finish near North Sea dyke and a medical testimonial for King s New Discovery with an ad for Ely s Liquid Cream Balm.
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T. F. Jones
Billmyer’s Mill
el Lutheran Church
Avilia
E. T. Licklider
Shepherdstown
Mt. Wealey
Hollida
Snyder's Mill
M. E. Church
Epworth League
Bakerton
Oak Grove
North Sea
Holland
Kenneth McIver
Vancebora
Dr. King
Reinfart
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