Democratic Cohorts Name Hubbard in County Political Appointments
A Harrison county letter contends Congressman Hubbard bends party lines, denouncing a counted “ring” that blocks Republicans while citing Hubbard’s past support for Democrats. It accuses him of selecting like minded allies and criticizes local party silence during the campaign. The piece argues Hubbard lacks party loyalty and has historically supported Democratic nominees.
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Hubbard
Billy
Harrison County
Bunty Organization
Masters
Harrigon County
Digoreun
Wille Ai
Ito
Republican Organization
Harriton County
Hhat
Hat ‘Tison
Uniute Dt Hubbard
Hibbard
Bir
Hubard
Harrison
Harrigam County
General Grant
Mr. Hayes
Samuel J. Tilden
Mrr. Hubbard
Tilden
Hayes
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Cleveland
First
Oxden
Invellisancer
Hubhard
Bolas
Mike
Morgantown Votes Republican slate for city offices
Morgantown voters chose Al Layston to serve as mayor and elected a Republican slate including A Robinson Virgil Vandergort Millard Peed A D Hays and George Rogers as council members in a close contest. The state marks its birthday with planned observances as Republicans celebrate the year on June 20.
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Morgantown
al Layston
Morgantows
A. Robinson
Virsil Vandergort
Millard Peed
A.D. Hays
George Rogers
Local Businessman Declares Bankrupt in Federal Court
Lysander D. Bacon, proprietor of the European Totel of Grattom, has filed a petition in bankruptcy with the federal court. The action targets the Toral business and involves the manager Wrtter Vankesten.
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Lysander D. Bacon
Totel
Grattom
Wrtter Vankesten
MeCore Tee Feieral Court
Hee
Post in Jail for Forgery
Thad Post, arrested in Corpus Christi on a fugitive warrant, is to be returned to his city to face forgery charges. Deputy Wilam Leonard travels to Corpus Christi under a warrant issued by Justice James M. Davis, alleging Post forged John Post’s name to a $250 note for Stewart Trust Company. Post, who fled weeks ago, left debts totaling several thousand dollars, some notes bearing relatives’ names.
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Thad
Jai ix
Corpus Christi
Tex
Fhagistrate
Qhursday
AMr_ Post
T. Z. Elliott
Corpus Christ
Barbera County
Wilam E Leonard
Bing Post
Leorued
James M. David
John Post
Stewart Frust Company
Osman E. Swarts
Dawson
Post
Watson Wins Indianapolis GOP Ticket Amid Convention
The Republican state convention nominated the ticket for Indiana in Indianapolis on April 3. James E. Watson of Rustville was named Governor with Freemont Goodwyn as Lieutenant Governor. other posts include Wred A. Sims of Frankfort as Secretary of State and John C. Bilikelm of Washington as Auditor, Oxur Hadley as Treasurer, James Bingham as Attorney General, Geo. W. Self of Corydon as Reporter of the Supreme Court, Lawrence Turnay of Anderson as Superintendent of Public Instruction, and J. L. Peets of Kosomo as State Statistician.
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Indianapolis
Ini
James E. Watson
Rusteville
Freemont Goodwyn
Williamsport
Lawrence E Turnay
Anderson
J. L. Peets
Kosomo
Strike Proclaimed as Troops Fire on Rioters in Rome
In Rome on April 3 a general strike was proclaimed amid riots after troops fired on demonstrators yesterday, killing one rioter and wounding several others. The garrison remained on alert to preserve order.
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Rome
Associated Prem
Ship's Crew Drowns Near Isle of Wight
A torpedo boat and its escort vessel Berwick collided off the Isle of Wight during a naval engagement. The crew of the destroyer Tiger perished, with reports confirming several fatalities and missing sailors amid the rough sea conditions.
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Aspociatea Portsmoots
Eng
Maetainsie
Tor
Urstroyer Tiger
Ine of
Wight
Berwick
Hwa
Deputy Hupp Targets Preston County Violator Ring
ICRP reports Deputy Memhar E D Hupp will pursue suspects in Preston County after a meeting in Elkins He plans to seize the violator and associates and transport them to Whaeline for federal court proceedings.
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United States
Memhar E. D. Hupp
Todas
Preston County
Nliis
Mn Simpson
Elkins
Whaeline
Primary Election Rumors Stir Harrison County Controversy
The Intelligencer accuses a Republican “ring” of trying to colonize voters in Harrison County with little evidence. It notes conflicting registration and vote counts, claims 125 voters registered in one ward while 384 votes were cast by Republicans, and reports Democrats distributing Hubbard campaign buttons to mock Republicans.
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Intelligencer
Clarkshoro
Harrison County
Republican Committee
Aso
Clarksburg
Ward
Iast
City Registration Window Closes Tonight at 9
The city registration office in room 12 Ffo troan Hall will close tonight at 9 o'clock. Unregistered residents may vote on election day by presenting their information at the polling place and swearing to it before witnesses. Act now to avoid delays.
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Hoffman Hall
W. C. T. U. Holds Regular Meeting at Mrs Waters Home
The W C T U met in regular session at president Mrs E Waters home in Stexley with several visitors present. The meeting featured varied discussions, union work, and a brief address by W W Brannon of Weston on Friday in the city.
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E ._ Waters
Stexley
Weinz
W.W. Brannon
Weston, Spea
Ity
Populists finalize platform for convention in St. Louis
The Populist platform was completed this morning in St. Louis. It calls for government money issued directly to the people, federal ownership of railroads and public utilities, and opposition to the Aldrich bill. The platform also backs the employer mobility act, parcels post, initiative and referendum, and curbs on courts overruling laws. Honecker of New Jersey was elected permanent chairman amid opposition, and the resolutions report was read.
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Iy Associated Press
ST. Louis
Aldrich Bilb
Fowler Pit
Governmmt
Committee On Permanet
George A. Honnecker
New Jersey
Novelty Cow Race Tonight at the Me Coliseum
A novelty race at the Me Coliseum features top rink performers entering, with starts at 9 o clock. A large crowd is expected for the lighthearted event and tickets for the season finale will be awarded to the winner.
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Seawon
Me Coliseum
Judge Goff Returns Home in Good Health
Judge Nathan Goff arrived back from Philadelphia this morning to the relief of the home city. After months of quiet rest he is reported in fine health and receive warm welcomes from locals.
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Nathan Goff
Philadelphia
Harrison County Republicans face postmaster appointment row
The Harrison county Republican Executive Committee is debated over postmaster recommendations and party service. Harmer and Taw oppose Hazlett while the Wheeling Intelligencer asks Republicans to state their stance clearly. The piece argues for party regularity and merit in appointments amid internal divisions.
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Wheeling
Clerkebarn
Che Olly
Republican Party
Harrison County
Zindbach
Harrison
Republican Executive Committee
Meric
Harvey W Harmer
J. Ed. Taw
Wheeling Intelligencer
Hazlett
Hubbard
Morris Losis Defeated in Ritchie County Primary
In the Ritchie county Republican primary Presley W. Morris of Parkersburg loses to Mary Woodyard of Roane. Morris long headed the Tea dine party in Harrisville and was tied to Mitchie affairs though often based in Parkersburg. Nominations include Sheriff John Holderman Circuit Clerk H I McGinnest County Clerk W R Meservie and Burton, with Sherman Robinson.
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Harrisville
Ritchie County
Presley W. Morris
Parkersburg
Marry Woodyard
Roane County
Morris
Hargiille
Parkershore
State Journal
Mitchie
Woodyard
Morris Teaders
Sherif
John Holderman
H. I. McGinnest
W. R_ Meservie
Burton
Sherman Robinso
Merchant Tailor Busy With the Easter Trade
Mr Jy Tern stein a merchant tailor keeps busy with Easter trade. He prints ink freely and turns out many handsome spring and summer suits. Bernstein is noted as successful and thoroughly knowledgeable in the business, rapidly building a popular trade.
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Jy Ternstein
Bernstein
Funeral of A. J. Kellerman Held at Conception Church
Funeral services for A. J. Kellerman were held Friday morning at 10 o clock at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Werninger Street. The rites included a Holy Communion. The deceased died at his home Wednesday and the services followed at the parish church.
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J. A Kellerman
Werninger
Sibrais
Democratic state committee fixes convention sites and dates
The Democratic state committee met in Parkersburg yesterday afternoon and set dates for conventions. The state nominating convention is planned for July 28, with a Wheeling meeting on May 6. District gatherings are scheduled for May 30 at Fairmont, and events at Gratton, Hines, Dartersburg and Point Pleasant. The committee, led by John T. McGraw, includes Griffon Vance and many others. Speaker Cornwall announced another run for office.
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Democratic State Committee
Parkernborg
Wheeling
Sim
Bate
Fairmont
Gratton
Carl Vance
Clark
Blain
W. Taylor
Elkies
Toi Davis
Keywr
Wyndham Stokes
Welch
CL Walker
Silipers Moundsvile
William H. Sawyer
Slinton
Jobe J. Cornwall
Tor
Memorial Sermon for United Commercial Travelers at Clarkaburs Council
A memorial sermon will be preached at the Chief Episcopal Church by the rector the Rev James Po Plum imer for the Clarkaburs Council of United Commercial Travelers. Members will attend to commemorate colleagues who died last year.
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Chief Episcopal
James Po Plumimer
Clarkaburs Council of United Commerce Traveelery
Bishop Gravatt Coming to West Virginia Parish
Fragmented notice states Bishop Gravatt of the Diocesan region will visit a West Virginia church parish next Saturday for evening services and perform a confirmation. oblique mention of typhoid patient and health concerns included in the damaged text.
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WL DL. Grants
Dioces
West Virginia
Willist Crist
Sandi
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