Many Seek City Posts and Appointments Highlighted
The notice lists numerous applicants for city offices and department posts. Police appointments include James Blair Frank Rush and others. fire department positions attract several names. water station en route jobs show multiple candidates. drivers, street team, city engineer health officer and city attorney roles are also sought by listed individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Vollnelt
James Blair
Frank Rush
Mike A. Gul
Robfart Siir
Harry L. Brooks
Michael Garce
Palmer
N. M. Waytn
George Howe
Charlee How
Hichard Lowery
G. W. Cunningham
Frank Ste Nemar
Robert Trent
Mopkinn
George” Nuitley
Williass Post
D. Ct
Peovat
A Brown
Burr Welch
John Howe
Fred Won
William Mutheran
O. Martin
Hugh Wine
Guy Wine
Fire Department
George Mutheran
Mike Cottingham
Sail ships Washington praises amid White House tone
A fragmentary item notes several ships and leaders praising the President's attitude toward ships and policy. Mentions Washington and the White House, with unclear dates and garbled phrasing.
Illegal Column: Wartime Funds Expenditures Ledger Flaws
Fragmentary OCR lists two examples of questionable fund disbursements from 1902 to 1907. It cites a U.S. or local government body with specific amounts including ten thousand seven hundred ninety seven dollars sixty eight cents and sixteen thousand one hundred fifty dollars eight cents, noting Hancock County involvement and veteran expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columaub
Cael
Hancock Nty
Charleston Dispatch Reports General Mayo’s Horse Accident
News from Hamlin reports General Mayo suffered a broken bone after leaping from a runaway horse when it reared. The incident occurred during a drive to Hamlin as the animal panicked, leaving Mayo with a sprained ankle and heavy injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Hamlin
Tintaresants
Anca Gevatal Cuapk Sascham Ueniken
Sonen
Mayo Wan
May
Washington
Orchestra Plays at Amithfualy Dance by Welles Seven
Welles orchestra of seven performed Monday afternoon at SmithNeld for a dance to be held that night in town. Local residents filled the venue as the group delivered lively numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welles
SmithNeld
Brothers Drown in Petersburg Danger While Night Log Rattling
Int. April 20 report states Charles and John Aitiman brothers died while ratting logs at Petersburg. Their boats were recovered. Whitlam G. Psborn will travel to Pittsburg Tuesday to attend to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Charles
John Aitiman
Whitlam G. Psborn
Pittsburg
Finest Marble Claims From Colorado Yard Visit
Oliver P. Boughner and Mire Toughier visit Colorado Yule Marble Company in Gunnison County. The facility boasts the world’s finest white marble, powered by 1250 horsepower, with ongoing contracts for interior decorations. Mills run under Cot Meek as president and Yaemire YallFuds as contractor, noting vast unextracted blocks and a century of supply potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Oliver P. Toughier
Ian Women
Boughner
Martin
Gunnison County
Colo
Auarrion
Colorado Yule Marble Company
Thie Company
Oliver P. Boughner
Peta
Colorado Yule
Cot Meek
Yaemire YallFuds
Union Paville Railrouil
Bryan's Election Trip Highlights Mid-April Visit
William J Bryan arrived in New York to meet his wife returning from Europe. He planned to consult with Henry Waterson, who expected a potential nomination, while Republican prospects for the nomination remained uncertain amid the bustling political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiliam J Bryan
Europe
Moentk
Henry Waterson
Bryan
Evan Oald
Prize Exhibit Cultivates Student Skill in Coal District
The Coal district schools plan a special exhibit at Adams ton school building on Saturday April 25 at 5 PM. The Board of Education offers a $5 prize for the best specimen or student work demonstrating skill, knowledge, and age-appropriate execution. Twenty seven teachers are urged to submit items, with parents invited from all sub-districts to attend and support the school and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schools of
Coal District
Adams Ton
Board of Education
Bru
Melle Wetwel
Ex-collector George L. Johnson Dies in Ohio at 70
George L. Johnson a longtime figure in Ohio Democratic circles and former revenue collector for this district under Cleveland died today at age 70. His career spanned decades in Toledo and statewide politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
George L. Johnson
Cleveland
New York Heads on Coal Property Sale in 1900s
April 20 news from New York notes a large coal property near Fairfax, Worthington, West Virginia, now largely owned by Col J M Guitry. It spans over 5,000 acres with output from 400 to 7,000 tons daily and a capacity around 2,000 tons. The price discussed is $1,200,000 in cash and $200,000 in notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Negorias
Aairmont
W. Va
Col. J. M. Guittry
Pitts
Delegates at Fallon County political convention endorse Taft
Clark County delegates at Fallon City convened on Saturday to nominate presidential candidates. William Taft praised as worthy of the United States presidency, with delegates instructed to vote for him at the Republican national convention in Chicago on June 16 2908. The assembly also backed administration policies and congressional representation, adopting rules and committees and naming delegates to resolutions and credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco Clits
New Martinsville
Dietrich Foy Isin
Falemont
Weithe
Chicago
John
G. Mortman
Wheeling
J. Keen
Mannington
William 31
Taft
United Staten
Stphen B. Elkina
Nathan 2
Scott
Dawson
Congressional ‘Committee
Harringn Couc
L. J. Grifin
D. B. Copenhaver
Joohn
Southern
Charles G. Coftman
Charles Powell
W. D. Hughe
E.T. Mills
John W. Carpenter
Ira L. Swiger
Toarlan-Davignon
L Stesle
Thomas Coleman
H. B. Strothler
1. I. Way
W.G Osborn
C. J. Pigott
Pronty
Re-Grim
Frank Stout
Haymond Maree
Werney Steele
Stra L. Swiger
Randolph County
Blains
Parkersburg
Gates
S Baker
J. L. Wambley
J. B. W. Rumell
Keim
Bake
B.A. Bowers
WH. Gobi
King
Posta
Davie Qvorge Adaimeort
Howard Ariand
Howard Sutherland
Georgi C. Stnegisa
Ng, Kelma
J. L. G. Shull
W. H. Mond
TC. Dame Mos
D. al. Baker
WH. Rahbaugher
W. Hig Matis
Peter Madden
G.picienspook
J. L Cunningham
J. L Vanscoy
Noedeck
al ML
Fredrick
Henry Shalt
Hineyhan Ang
Indore
Andre’ Schers
Son Vestite
Board Bill Case Near Court on Hoard Charge
Al Webbs of the Industrial addition awaits hearing before Magistrate Gordon on charges of attempting to defend Mr Kowa McGary proprietor of the Tana hotel for hoard bill amounting to 58. Webb was arrested Saturday evening by constable J Worthy Sehrador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Webbs
Gordon
Kowa McGary
Sha Place
Waringington Doo Ape at Bonaiee Horsh Report
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mention names and places but lacks clear events. The readable portions show references to Waringington Doo and Bonaiee Horsh with unclear context or action. No verifiable dates, organizations, or outcomes are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waringington Doo
Ape
Bonaiee
Horsh
the Raport
Te Raat
Blass Blowers Hit By Reduced Wages Agreement
Blass Blowers workers face wage cuts of about twenty dollars per week as the new agreement remains in force until August 31. President Edwart Kelsor of the Blowers End Protective Association says cutters and flatteners have given up night work and wage gains, while the American company plans a million dollar investment, with blower and gatherer crews bearing the brunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwart
Kelsor
Blowers End
Marly
Waldo Escapes From Kessler Hospital
G A Waldo, a patient at Kessler hospital, escaped a front wing as residents saw him roaming in the Wire addition at night. He was found by Policeman Brooks and Farmer after residents reported the incident and was taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Waldo
Kessler Hospital
Mr. Wido
Seth
Brooks and Farmer
Waldo
Pension Bill Passed For Texas Volunteers Deaths and Wounds
Washington April 20 The Senate approved a pension bill for surviving widows and veterans of Texas volunteers who fought frontier battles against Mexican raiders and Native tribes from 1845 to 1860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Volunteers
Senate
Washington, DD
No Meeting Place at Baptial Industrial School
Fragmentary notice reports no meeting place for a school and mentions anti quarters and an upcoming announcement by Superintendent Charles DeVaught for next Sunday. It notes services were not held Sunday and references past meetings about the school house undergoing changes.
Turkey Scares London After Naval Demonstration Halted
Reported fear in London as Turkey’s assurances on naval privileges appear to influence a planned Italian or Turkish demonstration near Tark Waters. Details are fragmentary but indicate a shift in naval posturing and regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Turkey
Italy Presses Rome on Petal Privileges and Claims
Italy insists on Rome recognizing petal privileges and other claimed entitlements, asserting seniority in intercommunication and related privileges. The statement centers on Italy’s diplomatic stance amid ongoing discussions with Turkey and other parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Turkey
Wak
Italy
Strother Birthday Observed At Home
In Mt Birmther a Mr Strother marked his fortieth birthday with a family gathering after a year of notable events. Two visitors joined the celebration at his home last Saturday, the day coinciding with his birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmther
Wiennture
Fragmented Mine Agreement Notice from Pittsburgh
A damaged clipping mentions an agreement or notice related to a mine or mining work in Pittsburgh dated January with unclear year. It references parties possibly including Ty Tink and Chana Falnwes and a timetable or acceptance condition though details are obscured.
Court operatives coming to federal court event
Tonight and tomorrow morning locals report a gathering of federal court staff with United States Marshal C D Watt and others from Parkersburg. District Attorney Mr M Sno wpjiey and Assistant Uletsict Attorney form Marshall may attend, per the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
C.D. Watt
M. Shrewsberry
L. Y
Morrix
Parkersburg
M. Snowpjiey
Marshall
CML Hurst Heads to Wilsonburg Court Hearing
CML Hurst, 91 Wilsonburg, was moved from the County Jail to Magistrate John T. Flynn's court at Wilsonburg for drunk and resisting Special Constable C. H. Springer. He escaped custody last week, was rearrested Saturday, and brought to jail again. A convocation of Ataniram Chapter No. 11 will meet in Masonde hall Tuesday for Taxa Arch degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com Hurst
Wilsonburg
John T. Flynn
C. H. Springer
Hurat
Squire Finn
Jalt
Masonde
Warrock
Bryan Pattthions Graves Fined and Writ of Error Granted
Judge McWhorter granted a writ of error review in the case of Mary L Morr vs Puchés Ineur- MAMINGYAM. The order, dated May, vacates a prior decision and assigns costs to Graves and others. The record notes ale and drinking and a passenger incident in Harrison County with references to a trial at the gote and local parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWhorter
Utrar
Mary L Morr
Puchés Ineur- Mamingyam
Harrison Coun
Alabama
Brysh
James
Brean
Ian Vel
New Officials Take Charge at City Headquarters in Garrett
garbled text reports new city officials assuming duties at the town offices in Garrett. It lists names such as J J Wood and Yoreph E Rtealvy as taking on chief roles and outlines appointments including Will H Cole as clerk and John Ward as superintendent of streets, with Hugh Callaghan over water works and other officers joining the city administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Jana Louis
City
Uae
Wien
J.J. Wood
Dankie
Mao
Robert
Rtealvy
Alliciala
Thair
Will H. Cole
John Ward
Atreats
Hugh Callaghas
Soha ‘Brome
Ety Trommurer
Oolinetas
New Work on Termite Crunk Termite in Marshieiite Area
In county reports the Marshieiite Gas Company sees a drop of 1,800 regions in a test near Mary 1% Kramor farm on scary Lick Run. Hope Natural Gas Company delays work after theft incidents at Nancy Sits Griffin farm, while Reserve Gas drills on Limes H. Mortiaen farm. Independent Oil Company starts a test on William Teller farm, producing a slight yield. J Randolph & Co builds a rig for a test on Rue Mathry farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshieiite Gas Company
Mary
Kramor
Scary Lick Run
Shedis
Hope’ Natural Gag Company
Tenuttie
Wlartine
Nancy
Griffin
Gax Company
H. Mortiaen
William Teller
Bulemark
Fnr
J. ¥. Randolph & Co
Mathry
Troopers Poisoned in Chester During Strike Sentence
About forty state police members fell ill from ptomaine poisoning in Chester during a strike action. The report notes pale complexion and sickness spreading, with the second week of the strike seeing the company reportedly in control of the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
State Police
Curvel Ends Ties with D A Rodfrey Carpet Firm
Local business reports show Curvel severing his connection with the D A Rodfrey Carpet firm. In forthcoming plans, he will fund a meat store recently opened by Joseph Stealer on Pike Street near Ycammore to provide his friends and the public with a selection of meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. Curvel
D. A. Rodfrey
Fleet Busy In Being Entertained On The Coast
In Los Angeles on April 80 this report notes entertainment for the Atlantic fleet. The next six days will see the fleet’s men engaged in a packed program occupying nearly every hour of their time with shows and activities along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Wigan & Wedk
Atlantic
Barker and Yale enter Virginia Business College
Two students, Barker of Pennsylva ny and Mine Yale s of Western, started courses at the Virginia Business College today. The brief notes their enrollment as a local education update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Pennslaiy
Yales
Westorn
Virginia Busines College
Rs Inn
WONELEY WINS HORTON Mase Apr 20 Mor tney Yonkers
Fragmentary wire text reports Woneley defeats Horton in a race or bout with unclear context. Mentions Yonkers and a date around April 20. Also notes a Teport about Mediterranean trade or shipping hints, with minimal coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Mortney
Yonkers
Warntant
Chicago Grady Market Apr Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago price report shows April wheat at 194 and corn at 66 in a concise midweek market brief. Ante GS 1 4 provides figures for traders tracking futures and spot prices.
Hampshire Swisher Sw w Martingville Apr 20
Sphorre received twelve deighaten at sepélnary Saturday and Bre 4t Wettel county, HAL with every, tight and will lave Witeel's delegation for same ars stat, thowg' Popping ite au) & the aguinet Wlue and Warris wen on tieknt, Tae county te wpth p Alweip and May foe attorney general, igo for s Ale superintendents a jacobs, Ryan, and Wiis: for. ma dodges get goold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martingville
Sphorre
Sepélnary
Wettel County
Wiis
Goff Heads East Amid Judges Trip Talk
Fragmentary note reports 7DGE GOFF GOES EAST and judges Nathan Gott on a vetoes trip. Unclear text mentions telemony and tests, with terms like rug and dren. Unable to derive a clear event or outcome from the readable phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Gott
Funeral Court Tore Twdge A. Dytom
A funeral court proceeding involving Twdge A Dytom is described with references to Apel, term, and federal siren taes, detailing the event in terse, damaged OCR style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Dytom
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Ay Unt
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Gorge Johnson
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Webb
Mr McGary
Weizel
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Ty Tink Mines
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Cml Hurst
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Harrison County
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Tiversfry
Pennsylvania
Curvel
Th College
Woneley
Ene
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Keyser
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Beharey Sturging
Vangrrisa
Campatiten
Bet Swisher
B. Robinson
L. J. Williamux
George Mo
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Mingo County
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WF Amaay
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Délemilen
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Star
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Franklin
Puediéton Coubty
Leary Balwrday
Gabe’ Nondwal Iit
Scherr
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