Claireburg Board of Trade Land Company Meeting
Sixty percent of stock represented at the Waldo hotel meeting. By-laws adopted. Board of directors elected: Williams Vance Charles B. Alexander W. G. Kester J. W. Willéns H T Southern Robert Morris Benjamin F. Robinson Lynn B. Harper Arthur Parsons. Special term court action next week to address death of Henry Sothern and officers to be listed.
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Claireburg Board of Trade Land Company
Waldo Hotel
Williams
Vance
Charles B. Alexander
W. G. Kestér
J. W. Willéns
H/T. Southern
Robert Morris
Benjamin F. Robinabn
Rily ‘Willipon
E.B. Delson
Lynn
Harper
Arthur Parsons
Henry Southerm
New Council to Organize Monday Night in City
The current council will meet Monday night to hand duties to the new body. Retiring members are James J. Connell Ellsworth Cork Charles B. Johnson and Dr W P Goff. Incoming are John F. Kearns Truman Swager Mark Harkness and Luein Hoge Jr. The new council will organize Monday night with the mayor likely announcing committees and officer appointments and salary levels for the year.
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James J. Connell
Ellsworth Cork
Charles B. Johnson
W. P. Goff
John F. Kearns
J. ‘Truman Swager
Mark Harkness
Luein Hoge, Jr
Frank R. Moore
Miner arraigned in child assault case continues hearing
Clyde Rector a Meadowbrook coal miner was arraigned before Justice G H Gordon on charges of criminally assaulting his six year old daughter Pearl at their home last Sunday night. The case was continued until next Thursday as the defendant was not ready for a hearing. A warrant accusing Rector of feloniously assaulting Nicholas Nimos knife when arrested was issued. Nimo is slowly recovering from his wounds.
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Clyde Rector
Meadowbrook
G. H. Gordon
Pearl
Rector
Nicholas Nimo
Nimo
Will not retire statement from Postmaster General Hilchek
Washington dispatch reports Postmaster General Hilchek rejected rumors of retirement and denied plans to resign from Taft’s cabinet. Chicago market notes show May wheat closing at 1% and corn at in.
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Washington
Lfe
Hilcheok
Taft
Engineers Vote to Strike After Ballot Losses
NW York April 12 engineered ballots cast for a strike voting were delayed but later counted showing engineers empowered officers to call a strike by a 23 000 to 2 000 spread from 25 000 votes. The General Managers Association called a meeting for April 15 to act on the result.
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NW York
Stone
J. 8. Stuart
General Managers Association of the Railroads
High School Bonds Debated At Adameville Meeting
Speakers L L Friend from Gnarleston Dr Woodley of Fairmont and A P Morrison of Salem addressed a cheering Adameville audience in support of bonds for a Shinnston high school building. They will speak tonight at Rinehart and tomorrow at Gypry on carrying the bonds near Brown.
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L. L. Friend
Gnarleston
Woodley
Fairmont
A. P. Morrison
Salem
Adameville
Shinnston
Friend
Morrison
Rinehart
Brown
Gypry
Detected Death Shocks Baldwin Detective in Huntington
In Huntington on April 12, Hiram C. Mills aged 67 a Baldwin detective died under mysterious circumstances with indications of poisoning. An investigation is under way led by local authorities.
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Mills
Charleston
Operations Resume at Adams ton Plant After March Fire
Tonight operations will resume at 12 grelock at the Clarksburg Gings Company plant at Adams ton. The plant has been idle since March 46 when a bleed tank collapse caused a fire. Necessary repairs have been completed.
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Grelock
Clarksburg Gings Company
Adamston
Horticultural Society Meeting At Shinnston
The Harrison County Horticultural Society will meet Saturday afternoon at the old Methodist Episcopal church in Shinnston. The society promotes horticulture knowledge and has sparked growing interest in agriculture. Members and all interested in the work are invited.
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Society of the County
Shinnstony
Harrison, County, Horticultural Society
Willtanet
Shinnston
Department of Agriculture
Hoppe Defends Championship in Visiting Match
Mrs. Rebecca Law of Jane Lev visits with her son Dr. Join Law as Hoppe defends the championship in a regional meet. The event centers on Hoppe's effort to secure the title amid nearby competition.
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Rebecca Law
Jane Lev
Join Law
Chicks Hatch in Justice's Court in Plymouth
In a busy magistrate's court chamber a mother hen laid eggs and hatched a brood of fifteen chicks during a moving disruption. The hen belonged to Constante William Post who recently moved, and the scene drew curious attention as the chicks emerged in the courtroom.
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Justion
Gordon Mom
Te Han
Constante William ‘Post
Ben
Arbor Day Observed by City Schools Leaders
Arbor Day was observed Friday by city schools. The high school listened to Rev Edgar G Gammon of Central Presbyterian church. Rev W C Taylor of First Baptist spoke at Goff school and Rev C Dale King of First Methodist Episcopal church addressed Carl Ile school. Alta Vista marked Mother's Day with varied programs. Dr Alex Hannah visited Friday from Sardis.
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Edgar G. Gammon
Central Presbyterian Church
W. C. Taylor
First Baptist
Goff
C. Dale King
Carlile
Alta Vista
Laughlin Candidate Concludes Canvass in Rapynlioga District
George Laughlin of Wheeling finished a multi day canvass in the Rapynlioga district. He reports strong voter reception and confidence in securing the nomination after meeting many voters in the district and nearby towns.
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George Th. Lavehiin
Wheeling
Ol. Jol ‘Cumin
Kla City
Efternoon
Laughlin
Weston
Inet
Fire department responds to two alarms Friday morning
The central fire department received two alarms in quick succession. A broom behind a door caught fire at Timberlake Court. chemical hose wagon arrived and extinguished it. Shortly after, a second alarm sent crews to the rear of the Home Furnishing Company's storeroom. the blaze was put out without using the large hose. The new engine did not respond to either call.
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Timberlake Court
Red Cross Founder Glora Barton Dies in Maryland
Glora Barton founder of the American Red Cross Society died at her Glen Eebo Maryland home from chronic pneumonia fever contracted about a year ago. Her brother Stephan of Boston was with her at death. She was born in Ontérd Massachusetts in 1881.
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Washington
Glora Barton
American Red Cross Society
Glen Eebo
Stephan
Boston
Ontérd
Mass
Death of General Frederick ID Grant Stuns New York
Sudden news from New York reports General Frederick ID Grant's death shortly after noon. The event arrives with confusion as Mrs Grant attended him near the end. Townsman Wiley A. Miredish of Bain is mentioned in disjointed notes from the original dispatch.
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General Grant
New York
Burial plans for General Frederick Grant in doubt
No arrangements yet for General Frederick Grant’s funeral and it is unknown if he will be buried in Arlington. Some suggest burial with his father in the Riverside Drive tomb in New York. As a high ranking officer, he would be entitled to an imposing ceremony if the family desires.
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Washington, D.c
Frederick Grant
Arlington Cemetery
Riverside Drive
New York
Roosevelt bid fuels bitter debate over third term
In a chaotic era, supporters and opponents clash over a possible third-term bid by a prominent reformer. The discussion centers on power, constitutional limits, and loyalty within political circles as debates intensify about whether continued leadership would advance social progress or threaten democratic principles.
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Jacob Gauldont
Coriell
Centul
Veit
Lynn
Mass
George H. Marsh
Hitself Sr
Tipian of Freedom
Two Men Drown After Boat Capsizes on Ohio River
Henry Brandt and Hugh Spropl of Port Momer Ohio and Cilstom Howard of Wairview Pennsylvania drowned when their boat capsized on the Ohio River near New Cumberland West Virginia while returning from a prayer meeting.
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Smprpool
Henry Brandt
Hugh Spropl
Port Momer
Prosecution Move Against Officers of Dissolved Trusts
In Washington on April 12 the Senate granted space for Senator Pomerene of Ohio to press his resolution calling for criminal prosecutions by the attorney general against officers of the Standard Oil Company and the American Tobacco Company.
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Washington
D.C
Senate
Pomerene
Ohio
Standard
OH Company
Américan Tobacco Company
Tv eitmoe Faces Jury In East Trial
Fragmented report notes Tv eitmoe and Taberemee tied to a political case. Government defense references Plat Tvilises while a council reacts with mixed emotions. Indianapol is mentioned amid turmoil over dynamite conspiracy charges and alleged complicity.
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Anesios Tin
Indianépolis
Taythe
Menta
Cape
Knights to Meet at Centennial Hall Tonight
The Knights of St. John plan a gathering at Centennial Hall at 7200 on the clock tonight to arrange attendance at Fingh Castlegar’s funeral tomorrow. The event emphasizes ritual and communal support.
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Knights of St. John
Fingh Castlegar
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