Big Lumber Company Declared Bankrupt in Court Action
The big lumber firm faces bankruptcy after a petition by Jesse D Coplin and others. Charles H Williams is appointed special receiver over the companys personal property in a case centered on alleged failure to prove good title to the property. The court orders the sheriff to place the assets with the special receiver and restricts further transfers pending proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse D Coplin
Charles H. Williams
Ikeayim
United States
Coptawil
Gyebik
Veneaniier
Parkersbuts
Flo
Spe
Eanrh
Rycviver
Antion
John T. Hort
Glarksburgers Open Saloon
Gasps rise as Glarksburgers reopen the Manhattan saloon under new ownership. Reports say W. Dutty and G. A Nellis are involved, with Frank Duffy and Manigan linked to local scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkerstory
W. Dutty
G. A Nellis
Charkebutis
Manhattan
Wes Doyle
Manigan
White City
Frank Duffy
Wheeling
Cherteataurg
Nellie
Manhittan
Chalkes Twins
Mme
Slap and Kick Charges Reported After Fight
Two men were charged with assault and battery after an incident Friday night in which one man claimed to have knocked his opponent to the ground. The assailant was fined and costs, while others were released from custody. A free band concert is slated for Union Land Park tomorrow afternoon by the Clarksburg Opera Tow, with a varied program and a turnout expected from local residents.
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Migpietertir Kiley
Ti Hendersons
Merk Riutkovski
Rior
Ode
Thutkoski
Kelokind
Chrartom
Niural Ward
Union Land Park
Anand
Clarksburg Opera
Cumert Inlet
C.F. Ogden
M. H. McNabb
S. F. Reet
G. Viger
Reed
Viger
Hie
WatteLam-1 Bord Dry Gouda Company
Chistes Foxe
A. Allen
Stobert Shuttleworth
I. C. Coyne
Ancient Relics at Philippi Hotel Reveal Odd Trout Tale
Colonel Seely was called after a fish story at Geneva Hotel Philippi. A 147pomil catfish was landed one mile below the town while fishing. Four items were found inside the fish a novel arrow flints and Bungun's poniua. Talbot claims to have known the Heh as a boy but cannot recall details. The dinner will feature river speckled trout a la Sinsel.
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Thomas B. Seely
Guy Line
Geneva
Philippi
Busine
Barbour County
Bungun
Talbott
Sluggers Battle Covenanters In Early Morning Baseball
Readable lines describe a morning baseball matchup between the Sluggers and the Covenanters with Fant Wistenteiner as captain. The piece hints at a decisive outcome favoring the Covenanters and notes a school ground location and timing for a later event.
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Witter
Man Held For Grand Jury on Home Burglary Charge
Chay Cheven alias Jane Wil charged by W. Webster for entering Moe Canninghin’s home in Clen Elk Chir diny evening and stealing from a room. Warrant arned before a magistrate as a grand jury proceeding adjourned. Bail set at 500 dollars. held for further trial and remanded to Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chay Cheven
Jane Wil
Lol
Webster
Moe Canninghin
Clen
Trutn
Glethes
Riley Vritley
Yann Qvor
Anil
Wall
New Matron Arrives at Broadus Inn
Mea Palestine Witaon of flongillir appears as the new matron at Broadus Inn. Her athletic bearing and calm control mark the change as she takes charge, though details of her background and duties are not fully clear from the fragment.
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Palestine
Witaon
Flongillir
Plans Seen Notice of Company Store Plans
A notice from the board of directors of Lue Heigane oeylaur at Spender outlines applications by the public for changes. The Palace Firs store, under in charge We I McGregor, one of the directors, is referenced in relation to the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directure
Lue Heigane Oeylaur
Spender
Peopeund Bey
We I
McGregor
Waysuits
Market Report Signals Mixed Tone With Cautious Outlook
New York market notes a dull session with bears tiring and bulls pricing up modestly. Banks and traders support prices while declines are restrained. August is expected to bring only a gradual rise, aided by selective stock purchases and a scale system of action. Bank statement updates hint at steady liquidity and ongoing borrowing against securities.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Dunn
Rudstreet
Riswell Hage
Tuealay
Talbot J. Tylor & Co
W. L. Stow & Coo
B.S. Hooley & Co
Baltimore and Ohio inspection party visits Parkersburg
A Baltimore and Ohio railroad inspection party arrived in Parkersburg for a thorough review of tracks and bridges. The group, including C. I Williams and H B Holverstoot, spent the night, then planned moves to Fairmont and the West Virginia and Pittsburgh division for further station checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Parkersburg
Fairmont
Mononah
West Virginia & Pittsburg
C. I Williams
Grafton
Ilivision
HB. Holverstoot
Updyke
Or. Richert
M. C. Iyer
Clvnt
W.J. Malfonee
J. S. Payne
P. Blue
Tur Monongah
Young painter Lewis Stanley Arrested on Board Bill Warrant
Lewis Stanley a young painter from Wisconsin was arrested Saturday at 11 am by Constable Guy Merritt on a warrant issued by C. Boxwell. Boxwell operates a boarding house at the corner of Male and Water. He accuses Stanley of attempting to defraud him of a 837 board bill. The prisoner was not ready for trial and a tragedy reportedly occurred that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Stanley
Wis
Guy Merritt
Spire James
David
Boxwell
Steafey
Wages Raised at Local Stogie Factory
The Ruhl Koblegant company announced a voluntary wage increase for its workers in Kast nl. Wages rise by 25 cents per ton and a premium for rolling a stone is mentioned. Sixteen men are employed now with plans to add twelve more, potentially reaching twenty eight workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhl-Koblegard
East End
Ruhl-Koblegant
Precautions Against Smallpox At Tamberport
Precautions against smallpox were discussed for Tamberport. Citizens gathered to consider measures though specifics remain unclear. A resident from the Sinowy family questioned exposure risks and home safety, urging restrictions near streets and public areas.
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Tamberport
Menaures
Sinowy Familion
Sunday Church Services Narrowed by Heat in City
Warm weather reduces pastors on vacation and cancels or shortens services across city churches. Rev. F Thompson from Brazil speaks at Central Presbyterian. Grinnan conducts at Weston and Christ Episcopal. regulars at First Baptist and St. Immaculate Conception attend limited morning programs. Young Men's Christian Association meetings deferred until October.
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Weston Divine
Episcopal
Central Presbyterian
Rev. Peters
First Baptist
F. Thompson
Brazil
Wil
Central Presbyterian c
Mr. Grinnan
Epicopal
Weston
Christ Episcopal Church
Church of Imimaculate Conception
Father O’ganner
Father Hermann
Thompsin
Bruil
Central Presbyterian Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Ma's Christian Assciation
Ovtober
Christ Protestant Episcopal
Car Aler
Kifth
West Main Streets
Ofelook
First Presbyterian
Aeemon
Hutson
Holy Land
Land
Murderous Assault on Assyrian Victim Shocks Family
A brutal attack struck Alexander Herrick on the head with a stone fracturing his skull and causing a concussion. A woman was struck in the back and a baby’s skull was threatened as alarm spread through Herrick’s family amid the incident.
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Alexander Herrick
Woman
Baby
Herrich
Johnson
Jadamat
Yerrick
Charley Herzig
Sherif
Welock
Uppa
Orms
Bealeon
Qigelek
Trinite
Trechor
Warranke
Fr Johnson
Magistraty
Conasatile Merritt
Herrick
Ile
Herrick Jimumébakd
Horsick
Assaults and Accusations Rock Local Stable Area
A colored hostler Wyatt Taylor was assaulted by Roy Wine at a Glenfant stable. A warrant was sworn for Wine on assault and battery after Wine struck and choked Taylor during a confrontation about property access. Reports describe a brutal scene with mixed witness accounts and uncertainties about Taylor’s injuries and possible fatalities. Further details include a domestic-like violence tone and ensuing magistrate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Taylor
Drs. Ramsey
James N. David
Roy Wine
Tsini
Wine Taylor
Taylor
Glenfant
Spidge
Broaddus Institute Sees Strong Outreach in Wetzel County
Dr Swarts reports a week in Wetzel County on Broaddus Institute outreach yields several new students and high hopes for the coming year. He plans to visit Dod Thige and Calhoun counties next, noting the full term starts September 1 and questioning the institute’s capacity to handle rising enrollments.
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B. Swarts
Wetzel County
Broaddus Institute
Fla
Ral Auoeas
Dud Thige
Calhionn
Wotrel -Cazaty
New Coal Road Survey Begins Amid Rail Line Tie
Surveyors map a route toward a coal region linked to the Baltimore and Ohio line. The planners name workers and locations, including Payne's farm, as they chart a possible rail-access corridor through rural terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmrpac
Wm. M. Late
J. Po
Jolan Webly
Josuph Wabut
Local Clarksville Merchant Mulls Diplomatic Marriage Move
A Clarksville businessperson contemplates a bold move involving a bride from Low War Delief Weston Democrat, signaling a notable social and political cross with potential regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburgh
Busines
Mange Tevy
Weston Democrat
Woolen Mills Names New Superintendent
James T. Randerson of Vty Hue Lane appointed general superintendent of the Rigg woolen mill. He will oversee operations, bring expert skills, and improve production efficiency at the Deval Ata facility.
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James T. Randerson
Tits Vty
Hue Lane
Suparintennesuich
Anilonega
Tusiseas
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Methodist Episcopal Glass
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Will J. Pond
Allen Johnson
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