Abandons Family for a Lover Sparks Warrant Incident
In Monongah a warrant was issued for a man believed to have left his wife Florence and child, seeking a lover. The case centers on alleged threats and accusations between the husband and Mrs. Welch, with police moving to arrest the couple after letters and confrontations.
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Monongah
Juailon
G. 1
Eburt
Florence
Samuel Ruple
Mmuk
Wettienaye
Pola
Ruple
Mra
Wah
Orring
Coal freight differential case before commission
The suit involves George's Crook and the Dallimore & Ohio Railway seeking removal of a fifteen cent differential on coal shipments. The defendant has until May 1 to tie Hi briot and the plaintiff until May 1 to submit counter reforms. A decision is expected early summer with the Pennsylvania Taft-Ped Company and others supporting the proposed commission testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’s Crook
Dallimore & Ohio Railey
Crook
Hi Briot
Pum
Pees Coal Company
I Fand
Pennsylvania Taft- Ped Company
WiMerential
Calgary tragedy leaves forty Japanese workers dead
Partial wartime report from Alberta states a slide near Albort Canon swept two tied railroad cars after laborers on the Pacific railroad project were killed. The incident killed about forty Japanese workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alberta
Albort
Canon
Lian Pacife
Japan
Jealousy Tragedy Ties Fire Death to Local Incident
A house fire in Totrvit kills Bemis Giller and injures two others including a man named Long. Authorities say the blaze began during a confrontation that escalated into gunfire and fatal injuries. Police are investigating the sequence of events and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fick
Bemis Giller
Tad Villes
Long
Faye
Gover Arrested in Burglary of Freight Cars
A report from Byrue this week states that Tarhor Gover was arrested and taken to jail, with Jamon N. Tavid charged in connection to a burglary involving Hiri freight cars.
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Hiri! Ffreight
Byrue
Tarhor Gover
Balven Jestice Jamon N. Tavid
Untitled note on medical condition and care
Fragmentary report discusses Tah Meer of Clarksbere facing an operation for epilepsy treatment. Mention appears to reference anesthesia, recovery concerns, and the aim to improve health and reduce seizures. Further readable details are limited in the text.
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Tah
Clarksbere
Swisher Gose On Ticket in Primary Race
Chas W. Swifter has filed for candidacy with the secretary, aiming to run in the May 2 primary in Monongalia. If Swisher enters the county, a wild political contest could unfold, with party leaders signaling a major intra party clash.
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Morgantown
Apri
Chas W. Swighter
Mit
Fox
Juha ‘Shriver
Chateman
Repaplican ‘Prevative Committee
Uckut
Monchgalle
Mtr. Swisbar
la Wikely
Tate
Aldrich Bill Aims to Pass House Amid Debate
Washington D C observers report strong push to pass the Aldrich bill in the House. Rep Burton of Ohio leads opposition, with banking and currency interests pressing for adoption and possible last minute concessions anticipated during a Republican caucus tonight.
Brewery to Run in Fairmont Despite City Hurdles
In Fairmont the Alemomt brewery plans to continue operations at its wild stand despite city opposition. The firm seeks Moennie’s county court and aims to build a new motor exit hotel life, with the local people expected to apply the changes.
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Henne
Fairmont
Alemomt
Wld
Moennie
Recount of Votes In Wayne County Clerk Election
The recount was authorized by the county committee upon petition of Mr Gore. Gore and his companions including Hayllond Maxwell Frank T. Moore and William G. Oshernan served as clerks and assistants as the recount proceeded through the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayman Ogden
Howard Gore
Gore
Mornnie
Gora Solested
Hayllond Maxwell
TR. Moore
William G. Oshernan
Mtr
Josden
Rantall
W. Gordon
Sheerden
Griffin
West Virginia Arbor Day Observances Mentioned
A mangled note from a state publication mentions Arbor Day and the focus on school and university engagement across West Virginia. Superintendent Pat Miller calls for student and community participation despite uncertain weather conditions.
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Pie Journal
Hatan
West Virginias
West Vireginia
Arbor
Fem
Pat Miller
Ilay
Mtns Univrsally Herreed
Hiany Glace
Brethtat
Ana Twaoners
Taft Delegates Named At Minnesota Republican Convention
The Minnesota State Republican convention opened to elect four delegates at large to the national convention. Delegates will be instructed for Taft. Temporary chairman Samuel P. Spiderwar presided as the meeting selected four at large delegates, Kellogg, Moeftelanger, Hawkins, and Putnam.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Samuel PL
FB. Kellogg
W. A. Moeftelanger
E. Hawkins
Putnam
Two Are Shot As Chester Traction Strike Sparks Violence
Chester Pennsylvania April 16 two Chester Traction Company employees were shot but not seriously injured as strike sympathizers attacked a crew trying to operate a car. Police rescued the men and dispersed the attackers, ending further vehicle operations for the day.
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Chester
Chester Traction Company
State meeting of Equitable Life agents in West Virginia
Next Monday in Huntington a large meeting of Equitable Life Insurance Company agents from across West Virginia will open with over a hundred attendees. Secretary W J Alexander from New York will attend along with Charles Hazell of Baltimore. The annual West Virginia meeting recalls Charleston and Wheeling gatherings with past president Paul Morton in attendance.
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Huntington
West Virginia
Equitabie Life Insurance Company
New York
W. J. Alexander
Charles Hazell
Baltiore
Equitabisn
Charleston
Wheeling
Paul Morton
Wall Street Hearing Brings Claims of Manipulation
Alfred Crosier of Wilmington testifies before the House committee on banking and currency that the haymarket style of dealings in Wall Street was caused by deliberate operators seeking profit. He says agents warned that a bill from Aldrich would be introduced in Congress with a plan to precede its introduction by a prior action.
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Washington, DC
Alfred
Crosier
Wilmington
Del
Hoae
Wall Street
API
Advanen
Congress
Savings Bank Suspends Toledo Office Amid Turmoil
Unclear report indicates a savings bank named The Dorr facing closure with deposits totaling 125000 and a proposed $25000 payout. Patrons described as workmen and small tribesmen report the bank’s doors closed and financial distress cited by officials.
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Toledo, v
Strep Savings Bak
Itz
Fenlland
Maseta
Daley Passes Away Noted Democratic Leader
Daley prominent lawyer and longtime counsel for the Maryland railroad died here after a brief illness. He was a Democratic leader with statewide fame and helped John J. Gornwell’s campaign for governor years ago.
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Wood Dailey
Promnoy
Tt Murylaid Railroad
Dailey
Atricken Witalysis
Dalley
Democratic Party
John J. Gornwell
Death of Lincoln recalled amid Ford Theatre tragedy
The 43rd anniversary of Lincoln’s death is noted alongside the Washington tragedy at the Ford Theatre on Tonih Street. Our American Cousin was the fatal play. Layla Kyene spoke the line. Washington Star had said Grant would attend with others. Grant’s absence spared the presidency box.
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Abraham Lincoln
Iola Ford Theatre
Tonih Street
Washington
D. C
Layla Kyene Tole
Washington Star
General Grant
Trains Crash Kills Two Men Near Collier
John Maxwell and Charles Utterbach of Dennison Ohio died when two Panhandle railroad freight trains collided near Collier Pit near Pittsburgh Pennsylvania today. The accident occurred April 16 and casualty details are limited.
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Pittsburg
John Maxwell
Charles Utterbach
Dennison, O
Panhandle
Collier
Here
Bank Teller Arrested for Embezzlement at Merchants Bank
Carlisle report states John Harris a teller at Merchants National Bank was arrested on embezzlement charges. The amount involved is reported as thirty five dollars.
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Carlisle
John Harris
Merchants National Bank
Taft Gaining Vermont Support For 1908 Nomination
Vermont delegates show strong Taft sentiment ahead of Chicago. Leaders like Joseph A. Do Bow and William P. Dillingham back Taft, citing his record and public service. Analysts note Massachusetts results bolster Taft, with New England delegation likely to back him.
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Montrelier
Montpelier
Vermont
Chicago
William P. Dillingham
Waterbury
Frank Grosne
StlyAlban's Messenger
Taft
Ras Dova
Himeott
Massaachuheetts
New England
Massachusetts
New Mampahire
Maine
Rhode Island
Hughes
J. W. Brock
Montpelier Savings Bank & Trust Company
Oatmeal King of America Dies at 32 in Akron
Ferdinand Achuttacher known as the Oatmeal King of America died unexpectedly at his Akron home today. He built a breakfast food business and was 32 years old at his death.
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Akron
Ferdinand Achuttacher
America
Cumberland rail conductor Captain dies after long service
Captain Hugh Warne aged 69, longtime Baltimore and Ohio railroad passenger conductor between Cumberland and Grafton, died after fifty years in the service. He served during a wartime interruption when troops moved by rail and is survived by several children.
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Cumberland
Hugh Warne
Gene Devay
Baltimore & Olin
Grafton
Turns
Patents Issued to West Virginia Residents in Washington
Patents were granted April 1 to listed West Virginia residents including J. Cuelck, Welstars, G TH Tekerson, Pothattan, Yeok att Drawer Supporter, A. Dorses of Liberty, Wiedman, Koonts Fayrtterne, and Me Aaceaer. The record notes inventions in hardware and software domains and assigns these patents to individuals in multiple towns.
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Washington, D.C
West Virginia
J. Cuelck
Welstars
Tekerson
Pothattan
A. Dorses
Liberty
Conley Seeks Nomination Amid GOP Attorney General Hopefuls
The article outlines Conley’s satisfaction with a slate of Republican attorney general candidates from Prosar county. It notes Seaton Harrie as a key figure and signals ongoing campaign activity ahead of the primary.
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Canker
Prosar
Conky
Gandy Market Receives Modern Upgrades in Cincinnati
The Central Meat Market on Mulir altent owned by John P. Ganoy undergoes extensive improvements. Cincinnati Interiors Supply Company installed marble counters two meat racks and a new cutter for ham and beef introducing a refined interior and cleaner presentation. The project cost a large sum but enhances the market’s appeal and efficiency.
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Muliraltent
John P. Ganoy
Bay
Atia
Cincinnatiinteriors Supply Company
Cincinnatly
Gundy
Gandy
Matt Je
Holy Week Services Guide for Episcopal and Catholic Churches
The article outlines Holy Week observances with multiple daily Episcopal and Catholic services. Highlights include Trinity Thursday Institution of the Lord's Supper, Good Friday crucifixion focus, Easter Eve and Easter Sunday sacraments, and an Easter festival with a renowned choir.
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Episcopal Church
Herman
Easter Bazaar by Gift Methodist Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of Gift Methodist Episcopal church hosts an Easter Bazaar at the home of Mrs W T Merriman 36 West Pike Street. On Thursday afternoon and evening April 16 cakes candies and reserved items will be offered for sale with sections priced per quarter or half and proceeds support church work.
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Ladies Aid Society of
Gift Methodist Episcopal Church
W. T. Merriman
West Pike Street
Groelly
Cote
Metody
Gebel tragedy premiere at HOU Family Theatre
Clarksburg residents attend the opening of a sensational display at the HOU Family Theatre spotlighting Gebel tragedy and Caleb Powers. The travelogue lantern exhibit promises a grand feature with points of interest in Chicago and beyond.
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Caleb Powers
Clarksburg
Cnicrado
Tulsa Delegation Heads East For Educational Study Tour
A Tulsa business and civic delegation travels to New York to inspect educational institutions and municipal operations. Leaders include Creek and Cherokee Nation figures David M. Hodge and George Butteron, plus Tulsa officials and regional businessmen, planning site visits across five states to study school and public works programs.
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Talis
Okla
Echo
York
Tulsa
Municipal Aes
Iheee Y Ius
Btltes
Wu Attent
Board of Education
Welspi
Bert
Snd
In Ps
Dar Ood
Fenee Range
Grant A. Sven
Kendall College
University of London
Bugrant
David M. Hodge
George Bullotte
Hodge
Hodge Ts
Willl
George Butteron
Buflette
Buffette
HO. McCure
W. FR. Rhett
Grant Brahe
MF Baird
J. Rickpatret
K- Fone
Duinen FF McCoy
W. P. Moore
Horse T. Williams
M. Hall
Cart C
Mages
John Mitchell
Erwin Center
Cy We Deming
Fat
Tim
Oh N. Wrichti Lonch
W' Tate Errafly
J. PS Moet
Fpl Aganét
Woo. Dickerson
Cream Wevery
Ae Fifend
HC Waskur
Calklan
W. Tinghtos
Metin
Owana
W. Chenef
H.C Ashury
Geirge Pylletie
Tender
J. J. Myers
A. Gilleagle
J. W Shirldy
Bichotwon
Alter Tat Waleson
J. Hf
Ramis Beiee
Boemphs
Knetacnnek
Fel ‘Witon
Charles "Pag
Feety
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Tie Caos
Bonn
Gover
Max & Charge
Swisher
Monongatia
Aldrich Bill
Phas House
Congress of the United States
House
Dave Dinger
House of Representatives
Aldrich
Aldeich
Represtytative Burton
Ohio
Banking and Currency Committee
Gore Ad Ogden
Howton Journal
Minnesota
Equitable Life
Crozier
Savings Bank
Toledo
Bate
Persidet
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Jourament of
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Daley
Meg Y
MA. Taft
Granite State
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Clansman
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Grand Opera
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Colijous
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Miss Bartlett
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Josh Sheets Mise Mand Puch
Viites
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Clarkshare
Hugh Burns
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Conley
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Stain
Ladies’ Aid Society of Golf
M. E. Church
HOU Family Theatre
Tostmasters Appodted
Twlsa
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