Four Black men found dead in Kentucky mob lynching
In Logan County near Gall, a mob of about fifty men hanged Virgil Gones Tam Gones Robert Gones and Joe Riley from a tree after abducting them from Gall jail. The killings followed a dispute linked to the murder of James Cunningham by Rufus Browder, a white farmer. Locals were unaware until daylight.
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Russhlaviden
Virgil
Tam
Robert Gones
Joe Riley
Gall
Jamex
Hank
Rufus Browder
Nonthern
Logan County
Nogrock
Browder
Cunningham
Death of Mr Madden at Madden Home
The death of Mr Madden aged five years occurred after an illness. He was a father and resident of Shinnatan. A wife and two children survive him. The obituary notes a medical operation and a prior bout of illness before his passing at Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duh AL Mauldyn
Shinnatan
Conley
Fairmont
Madde
Pondiellis
Rome
Wemphay Tuenlay
Maid
Jeane
Madden
Long horseback ride belated in weathered morning trek
A fragmentary report describes a group led by Crone and Arth Parsons with Tames White riding from Clarke DUT to Wetter Springs, intending a long ride for a two work sweater, and plans to return via Webster Borlige and Hide. The readable text shows route notes and directions but lacks full details on participants and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crone
Arth Parsons Ant
Herelack
Wetter Springs
Clarke
Webster Borlige
Alent
Colored Elks Memorial Services at Water Street church
Memorial services for Mt State Lecter No 117.1 of the Colored Elks will be held tomorrow night at Water Street Methodist Episcopal Church. A program includes organ pieces, prayers, hymns, a sermon by We Jenkins, and closing ceremonies. Captain Ned Towers has recently returned from a western trip to relatives.
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Mt State
PO. Bar W
Water Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Fee
We Jenkins
Ceremnion
Ny Tadge
Caaplain
Hepburn Law Meeting Focused on Railroads and Coal
A major conference for railroad men met this week at Harrisburg with delegates including Col. Schuentaner and General Manager John of Pittsburgh and Lake Erie, Henry G. Dayly, and Pennsylvanian officials. Discussion centered on the Little Kanawha canal and potential cooperation under the Hepburn amendment, with rumors of railroad and coal operations plans forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piteseeng
Senator
Wiking
Hane
Schuentanier
JM. Yohy
Piteburg
Lake Erie
Sind
Henry G. Dayly
Tewan
Rene Powerit
Maltimore & Ohio
Penndsylvania
Cadets Reinstated at United States Military Academy
Oyster Bay reports President Roosevelt and Secretary of War Wright decided eight cadets dismissed from West Point be reinstated and punished under the academy's disciplinary methods. Names and exact actions not fully clear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
L. J
Roosevelt
Jal War Wright
Murder Riddle Swirls Around Bincklerry Farm Murder
A wealthy farmer is fatally shot on Marrell's farm near Bincklerry Center. Suspect Join Anderson allegedly fired the fatal shot as the crime stirred local fear. Salem expects a state arrival of Clark to discuss the case and presidential affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autora
Bincklerry
Anderson
Marrell
Luginda Morrell
Ambiguous text on rate changes and expert opinions
The fragment discusses proposed rate changes and expert analyses led by a prominent figure. It notes efforts to predict impact on rents, equipment costs, and consumer prices, with references to preparation and policy guidance.
Lincoln City Visit Notes From Aug 12 Meeting
Senator Water of Weitonein and Mr Brean are noted as personal friends. The report mentions a discussion at the city about a new location for Wd Ke wn and references a winter talk with the Asrromsin Shetelatiro Inar.
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Tancoln
Net
Senator Wate
Wietonein
Ieti Rute
Wd. Kewn
Brean
Rose
Brian
Shetelatiro
Senator Elkins Replies To Swisher Row In Charleston
Senator Elkins denies aiding Swisher or engaging in partisan influence during the contest. He states he refused to take sides, upheld Republican unity, and rejects accusations of backing Swisher or opposing Scherr. He urges Republicans to unite, preserve the ticket, and vote in November.
Pay Day at Mills Oven Workers Receive 17000
Pay day at Mills Oven £17000 was paid by Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Company to its employees Saturday. The pay covered the work done in the last three weeks. About 850 persons are employed there with ample work in hand to secure steady employment for the next several months. Mrs. C. C. Jacox and daughter Augusia left Sunday for four weeks in Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips Sheet & ‘Tin Plate Company
Baltimore and Ohio Deal Clears Notes Settlement
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company exits a deal involving ranking interests in New York and notes from the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad. It provides for the payment of 4,000,000 dollars in notes as part of the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltimore
Baltimore & Ohly Railroad Company
Saredy
Bhane Fiag
Cumisnasion
New York
Wheeling & Lake
Arlé Raitroad
Advance pay hike for Window Glass cutters and platters
An authoritative release states American Window Glass Company will grant an 8 percent advance on ingla strength and 12 percent on outward strength, effective during the settlement in progress. Cutters and platteners will receive 182 10 cents per box for single strength and 21 4 cents per box for double strength, as part of the new agreement. One Bell Vernon plant tank will be repaired after a tardy run, with No 1 two at Arnold works also reduced to down status. Repairs are expected to take about eight weeks and will involve cold fixes since tanks have run continuously and are nearly buried.
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American Window Glass Company
Window Glass Cutters & Platteners Association
American Window Giusy Company
Bell Vernon
Arnold
A. D. 1 Meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary Anog
A special meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the A O If will be held in Centennial Hall on Monday August 3 at 8 am Members are urged to attend promptly.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
A. O
Centennial Hall
Republican county convention praises harmony and regular nominees
Nicholas County Charleston reports a Som meray gathering led by Calvin Sparks praising a harmonious Republican convention. C. W. Swisher is named governor candidate with other regulars supported. Criticism of Scherr campaign methods noted, with strong backing for Tat Swisher Gaines and the party line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Nicholas
Sommeray
Calvin Sparks
Thart
C. W. Swisher
Sebert
Eltiens
Scherr
Mr. Spares
Jeholad
Swisher
Gaines
Republi
Volides
Destructive Storms Hit Austrian Tyrol and Bukowina
Reports from Vienna describe deadly floods and landslides across the Tyrol Bukowina and Zilorn valleys. Hundreds feared dead as rivers swell and homes and stock are swept away. The village of Menrumar Dix is reported overwhelmed with fatalities.
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Vienna
Herlen
Austrian Tyrol
Bukowina
Zilor
Bokowing
Zier Valley
Menrnmoar Dix Lozg
Enlarging boarding house at East Clarksbury mine site
The Central Fairmont Coal Company enlarges the hoarding around premises in East Clarksbirrs 39-48 to accommodate more men, the addition needed due to increased numbers at the coal mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Fairmont Coal Company
Nown Onith
Clarksbirrs
Marriage License Notice in Local Gazette
A marriage license was issued here Saturday to Gavin Davis and Mary Bill Ford. Dora Stont has gone to Abalnthe City on a vacation.
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Gavin Davis
Mary Bill Ford
Mites
Dora Stont
Ablanthe City
Adamston Factory Resumes With Glass Industry Revival
The Clarksburg Window Glass Company begins repairs at its Adamston plant aiming to restart by September 1. Other window glass factories in the area plan to resume this month or next, foreseeing a busy season through next June. Management and town officials anticipate growth, population influx, and economic revival in the glass city of West Virginia.
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Clarksburg Window Glass Company
Mres
Adamston
Window Lass
Window Flags
West Virginia
Rudy
Death of Mrs Mary A Cheer in Haywood Funeral Set
Mrs Mary A Cheer 28 wife of Larry Med died Saturday morning after an operation. Survived by husband and four children. Funeral services at the Catholic church Monday with interment in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Mary A. Cheer
Larry Med
Haywood
Holy Cross Cemetery
Aged Nome Man Dies at Home of Kidney Trouble
John Hanschumaker aged man residing at Moore Mine died Saturday morning at Nome of kidney trouble. Survivors include George and Wil Hanschumaker living at home. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 10 o clock at the home and interment in Bar View Cemetery.
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John Hanschumaker
Moore Mine
George
Wi M Hanschumaker
Bar View
Tomkins Baby Dies in Pittsburg Home
Alfred Tompkins Jr., nine months old, died Friday night at the Tompkins residence on Mulley avenue in Pittsburg. Officials reported the death to George A. Murray, partner in the Clarkburg Amusement Company, who relayed the news.
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Goorge A. Murray
Clarksburg Amusement Company
Alfred Tompking
Pittsburg
Primary Teachers Meet at Union Home
The Elementary Sunday School Teachers' Union held a regular meeting Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of President Minx Florence Hynch Beales. Tangible business included arranging a meeting next Thursday afternoon led by Miss Marti Graham, the primary superintendent. The session was well attended.
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Minx Florence Hynch
Beales
Miss! Marti Graham
False report denies Gauley Coal Land Company action
Official denials contest a published report claiming the Gauley Coal Land Company will sue for millions over alleged seizure of furs and railroad rights in Nicholas County. A Ells of Boston and Mr Whitescarver of Gratton deny any plan for litigation or damages against Baltimore and Ohio.
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G Gauley
Nicholas County
A. Ells
Boston
Mass
Gawbey Coat Land
Comany
Hed No
Glass Trade Sees Prices Rise as Demand Improves
Trade reports from the glass industry indicate improved demand and rising prices. Western Jobbers will meet at the Auditorium Annex in Chicago next Thursday, with Eastern Glass Jobbers possibly assembling soon after. Market stability grows, with optimism spreading among holders and producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Western Jobbers’ Association
Chiesko
Jobbery’ Association
Armstro ng Auditor Aides Questioned in Replacing Bid
The article notes Armstro ny is not to be linked with the State Auditor A. C. Boherr and reports a likely replacement by a young man named Scherr from Preston county. It mentions political activity, petitions, and calls regarding Mrs Armstr ong without clear water supply for the county, and adds Armstrong is married with a home on Washington street.
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Armstrong
Btaty Autor
A. C. Boherr
Haw
Behore
Schorr
Nominiathin
Washington Street
Charleston
Clarksburg Club to Honor Manager Ferdinand Drumm
Fans at Union Park tomorrow afternoon will tender an Able ovation to Clarksburg baseball manager Ferdinand Drumm for his and the team's work on the road trip. The club’s supporters praise his leadership and the players’ efforts as they hold first place in the Pawna League and deserve hearty welcome for their achieving season.
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Ferdinand Drumm
Clarksburg Baseball Ten
Union Park
Bla Tum
Drumm
Fannot
Long Hill
Orderly Elections Reported in Havana
Reports from all sections of the teland show elections progressing in an orderly manner for municipal and provincial offices. James A L Day arrived here Saturday from Jarvisville to observe the event.
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Havana
Cita. Av
Teland
Sunicipal
Clerksburg Merchants Seek Suspected Subscriptions Swindler
The Roe tall Merchants Association of Clarke bung acted to seize a canvasser alleged to have sold yearly subscriptions for The Ladies Home Journal and The American Magazine at $1 in advance. The man, about 16, recruited locals to visit homes, promising free pictures, and fled after the merchants alerted Curtis Publishing Company. Police are pursuing the suspect as the case unfolds in Clarke County.
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Roetall Merchants’ Association of
Clarke
Bung
Guyn
Ladies’ Hopie Journal
Hinks
Ladies Home Journal
Ladies' Home Journal
Livya Saunders
al Association
Association
Carlin Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Ladies’ Home Journal
Curtis Publishing Company
Ladies' Dau Journal
Uard Magazine
Lloyd Souders
Souders
Cuttle Publishing Company
Panadelphia
Clarksburg Royals Merchants Assn
Curtis Publishing CO
Gadies’ Home Journal
Bouders
Steatey
Pellan
Stealey
Merchants Association
Compiny
Fe Celpis
Wellelorn
Clarksturg
Oul Vinea
Motion Overruled in Several Circuit Court Cases
Judge Charles W. Lynch presided Saturday in a secret term of circuit court. The motion to set aside the verdict in the state against John Geary was overruled. The court declined to grant a junction in the case McIntire v Whypl. A formal order was entered in Hall against Adawe.
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Geary
Charles W. Lynch
Clronlt
John Geary
McIntire
Whypl
Hall
Adawe
Police officer named in city center incident report
Unclear OCR text describes a policeman G Art Waid at a central city station and an encounter with a merchant. Mayor John W. Davidson of Pamlegtnae is referenced. prominent local figure noted amid a late evening event.
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G_ Art Waid
Termer
Ehastatic
Suring Ax Merchant
Pojilermani
John W. Davidson
Pamlegtnae
Wee
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Preston
Ohio
E. M. Grant
Lincoln Party
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Republican Party
Virginia
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C. C. Jacox
Augisia
A. D
Taft
Mary A. Chegg
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Moore
Minox
Tomkins
Gauley Coal Land Company
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Mira
George M. Whitescarver
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Glass Trade
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