Legal dispute over oil well development and damages in Pennsylvania
The case centers on Park and Hillton interests in oil rights and development in a Pennsylvania tract. Damages claimed include oil delivery failures and mismanagement of wells, with Park accusing Hilton of delaying development and Garnet, while the court weighs operator authority and ownership rights affecting production and revenue.
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de “States Court
Longi
Bean Gna
Dayton
Amil Prtect
Sult Park
SOF
Sielene
Hilton
Taligh
Danygre Pe Sons
Park
Thabe Mfiltan
Fe Demir Arrlel
Layland
Tt Autiears
Mien Hilton
Hemastiern
Ererr Shataner
Alan
Jorge Dayton
Métremioe
Robbery on freight car near WV Junction. two men arrested
A Wednesday night freight car robbery at WV Junction led to the arrest of P. J. Joules and John Desmond after a brakeman found clothing boxes along the tracks. Patrolman Powell is praised for swift action and the amount stolen could not be determined from early findings.
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Powell
Ejectment Suit Over 10 Acre Cheat River Property
A federal court trial centers on an ejectment dispute between Harvey, Henry and Charles Cless and MM Grant over ten acres with a frame house on the Cheat River bank, eight miles east of Morgintatin. The plaintiff claims title from a Ramsey and Shaw patent of 1796, while the defendants rely on a Moore patent of 1785.
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Federal Cour
Harvey
Henry
Charles Cless
Grant
Cheat River
Morgintatin
Ramsey
Another Arrest for Board Bill Again
Carl Baxter owed Mrs B Baxter 89 dollars for board and was slow to settle. She swore out a warrant before Squire Cordon on Thursday morning and the fellow was quickly dug up.
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Carl Baxter
Reform school boys escape and are recaptured at rail
Two reform school inmates from Priiityton escaped Wednesday afternoon at 2. Captain Carnes of the B C police was notified and late that evening Officer Silvan captured the youths as they boarded a freight train home.
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PEW
Troy Parkersburg
Priiityton
Carnes
B. C
Silvan
Rioted for Seats at Opera Sale Sparks Police Called
Riot breaks out as tickets go on sale for the Rilke Big Minsuls with police deployed to control the crowd. Surrounding oil region and high demand reflect the event's public excitement while a judge weighs development and release issues amid related bankruptcy and property concerns.
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Focal Opera
Pretty Parsonage Wedding in Shinnston
The marriage of Dr. Towa G. Maloy and Alise Rhoda Lowe was celebrated Wednesday night with Rev. McDanel officiating. After the ceremony guests gathered at the Waldo hotel parlor for a reception with elegant refreshments. The bride, daughter of the late Benjamin F. Lowe, wore white chiffon trimmed in lace and carried a bouquet of bridal roses. Dr. Maloy, a native of Virginia, has a lucrative practice in Shinnston. The couple will make their home in Shinnston after a departure from Clarksburg earlier in the day.
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Towa. G. Maloy
Alise Rhoda L. Lowe
Robert B. McDanel
Waldo Hotel
E'Elock
Avery
Gusta
Thad Post
Hood Horner
Tinnie Monroe
Baidy
Mainie Keenan
Rees
Emilax
Benjamin F. Lowe
Shinnston
Ife
Broaddus Institute
Jather
Indy
Maloy
Virginia
Lemon
Manny
Clarksburg
Shinnaton
Toir
Judge Sets Aside Verdicts in Several Harrison County Cases
Circuit Judge Charles W. Lynch nullified the jury verdicts in Camisee Robinson vs. F. J. Ristler over a coal contract dispute and in John F. Cook vs. Clarksburg Fuel Co, granting new trials. Demurrers in Joseph Snell vs. Fairmont Coal were sustained while Henry M. Schutte vs. Enjima Schutte saw the demurrer overruled. Ann Stonestreet vs. Mary Assector et al. concluded with none of the above.
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Charles W. Lynch
Camisee Robinson
F. J. Ristler
Kistler
Tudge
Lynch
John F. Cook
Clarksburg Fuel Company
Joseph Snell
Fairmont Coal Company
Henry M. Schutte
Enjima Schutte
Deere
Ann Stonestreet
Mary Assector
William Fitzgerald Promoted to General Freight Agent
William Fitzgerald, formerly assistant general freight agent of the Burlington and St Joseph railroad, is promoted to general freight agent of the Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville railroad. The change, effective May 1, places him with headquarters in Cincinnati.
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ST. Colnph Mo
William Fitzgerald
Burlington & St Joseph Railroad
Japanese Marriage Play at Water Street High Rezoet
A local program presents a Japanese marriage themed performance at Water Street High Rezoet on date 97 at 7 p.m. The show features scenes with mirrored acts and unique elements performed by Japanese endames, with music interludes between scenes and a final Japanese amatern dtl.
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Mitsu Yu
Water Street High Rezoet
Ehoal
At & P.m
Muric
Theft and Confession Followed by Warrant in Local Case
A man named Cecil Smith was accused after a theft involving chickens. Constable Col Reed issued a warrant. Coffman testified and confessed to the crime. Smith faced a fine of 815,000 and thirty days in county jail to deter further property theft.
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Col Reed
Coffman
Cell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers free relief supplies
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will transport free of charge clothing bedding provisions and medicines from its stations to Chicago for shipment to an authorized San Francisco relief committee and nearby points. Agent Charles VanHorn arranged the effort to aid distressed Californians.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Sant Francisco
Charles VanHorn
Clarksburg
California
Xlit
Chicago
San Francisco
Madam Green Captivates Waldo Assembly With Riverside Recital
Madam Rachel Freiee Green presented a refined program at the Waldo Assembly on Wednesday night, delivering a varied display of melody and expressive shading. The audience honored her with sustained applause as she moved from grave to lyrical passages, closing with a bright—yet delicate—rendition of Spring, while Mrs Mour Jackson offered a companion set of Chopin and Schumann.
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Rachel Freiee Green
Waldo Assembly
Madam Green
Meyerhorn
Mour Jackson
Madam Greun
El EF ila Mo a GROWING
The San Francisco relief grows with new aid efforts and a growing window of opportunity. Contributions to date total a large sum with support from Willison and Tekin and AMO Cash.
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San Francisco
Rmi
Alticiel
Meg
Willison & Tekin
Templars Parade and Conclave Planned in Clarkeburg Area
The Grand Commandery Knights Templar announce a wide gathering with multistate visitors. West Virginia towns Wheeling Parkersburg Fairmont and Weston will host decorated streets and a large parade on May 9 with visiting commanderies holding receptions. About $5,000 in decorations will adorn venues and a grand procession in full uniform precedes the social events.
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Comumindury
Pee
Jerry Knight
West
Ima Thehie Tintin
Roe Voni Hovbieghe
the Mg
New York
Waldo
Clarkaburg
Taye
iBALL PLAYER TWARRIES "ACTRESS in New York
Michael J Donlin outfielder for the New York National League team is wed at home in Harlem. Alderman Griffishagen officiated. The bride, described with playful notes, is named Madeline Rifinhagen, with William Strand of Kansas City as a bridesmaid and a Mr. Witman also mentioned.
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New York
Michael J. [Donlin
Alderman_ Griffishagen
Harlem
Ae Toe Qnee-Antardy
Mete Conaioyt
Ats Ingrom
Kansas Citys
William Strand
Sys Best
Nin
Madeline “Rifinhagen
wiBétman
San Francisco Rebuild Plan After Earthquake
San Francisco on April 26 begins arc light powered routes to restore street car service. The St Francis hotel Crocker building and Shrove building will be restored as materials allow with repairs only. The burnt district map shows about 50 city blocks and up to 80,000 buildings destroyed.
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San Francisco
San
Utia
Negro who told will be arrested in fourth ward case
The man identified as Charlié Brent, a Black individual, is expected to be arrested this afternoon over an incident in the municipal election. The warrant was issued by Lily and Don Mahé Morrith, claiming the subject was unable to attend the affair and may be involved in a related offense within corporate limits.
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Charlié
Brent
Met
Hawile
Lily
Don Mahhé
Tay Far Ogg
Motive and murder tale echo in crowded jail scene
A fragmented report recalls a killing case with a defendant named Gotheil sentenced to eighteen years. Witnesses describe a violent attack with a stone, a crowd gathered outside Maundsvilin, and a tense jail encounter as locals grapple with the outcome.
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Viteuit
Maundsvilin
Big Carnival Nine Schedule Set For May Inn
A merchants free street Tilt and carnival will be held May 8 9 10 11 and 12 during the temple conclave. Attractions include two big men entries twenty or thirty other modern rides and bands. Chief Lone Heart and Indian band perform with a Ferris wheel merry go round and other exhibits promising to eclipse previous local events.
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Lone Heart
Atlin
List of names and terms from Sheriff Flanigin’s record
A Thursday review in Sheriff Flanigin’s office reveals a disordered list of persons with various sentence terms. The names include Harris Allen Willimin Giles Seymour Tac Todd Kendall Andrew Kendall Bryant Sullivan Andrei Hayes Cinuido Anderson and others with periods ranging from one year to life, some ages noted and one entry dated March 27, 1903.
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Flanigin
Periony
Haris Allen
Willimin Giles
Seymour
Seymour? Tac Todd, Cabana Wiliam —Drummond
Harley Kendall
William Murphy
Tonite Kendall
Andrew Kendall
Bryant Sullivan
Andrei Hayes
Cinuido Anderson Akn Rete Plies
Charlee Moore
Gediee Smail
Too Miller
Walter Lockovitch
Sam Morro
One Board Case Dismissed Amid Courtroom Confusion
A tangled report shows a board case dismissed while another hearing proceeds, with references to Walliam Markey and pending actions. The note mentions a wedding or gathering at Bride's AL Mabe Simech on Thursday April 11, inviting attendees to attend the event and related proceedings.
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Bride's AL Mabe
Simech
Aged Man Killed By Train In Tragic Accident
An elderly man about 60 to 70 years old died after stepping from a footpath onto an oncoming train. The collision occurred near a railroad cut. Police Captain Richard Scott arrived, led investigative steps, and the body was prepared for burial.
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Richneil Tohaion
Lillie
Fire visits Penns Fire at Pennsboro destroys storefront
Fire crews report a Thursday blaze at the Pennsboro Pine store followed by damage to the flat and telegraph lines. Officials say the origin was in the offices and engine room, with the fire threatening adjacent structures before being controlled.
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Pennsboro
McGregor
County Court Adjourned After Evening Session Report
Adjournment announced after a county court session with notes on certificates and reports. Names such as J.J. Alexander and Thornes Trewin Hale appear in the fragmentary record.
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el Carter
Foreigner Trial Described Amid Ocean Mine Accusations
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a trial scene aboard a vessel regarding alleged mine exposure. Names and clear facts are obscured, leaving a murky overview of accusations and the sequence preceding a warrant.
Laundry Consolidation Story Shifts City Scene
The fragmentary item hints at a city efforts to consolidate laundries and address urban services. Key names and places are unclear, but the piece suggests organizational changes or proposed reforms impacting local households and businesses in a Glam Ek area.
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Jesse Fitzgerald
Amlroad
Mills
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Miaripbate
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Iball Player
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Walliam Markey
Gonben
Trian
Penns
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