Order to go higher in Clarkaburg zinc case
Clarkeburg Zinc Company officers deny emissions from furnaces and vow to pursue the case to the highest court. They seek a suspension of the court order while awaiting an injunction and insist their investment in Clarkeburg justifies defense of the plant.
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Clarkaburg
Clarkeburg
Gounse
Ajay
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Voth
Securaiiy
Final Jurindle Alon
Colored couple weds at Mount Zion Baptist Church
William Taylor and Virginia Cravens united in marriage at the bride's mother's home, ceremony conducted by Rev Edward Pryor. The bride wore a white gown and carried snowdrops. reception followed. Attendants and guests listed include Eliaabeth Lewis, Viola Harris, JM Kills, Charlie Front, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
Virginia Cravens
Lev Edward Pryor
Mount Zion ‘Baptist
Sil
Rupala
Eliaabeth Lewis
Morgantown
Viola Harris
JM. Kills
Tet Smith
Charlie Front
Willam ‘Thomas
William J. Minin
Leonard’ Lauiaberry
Palls Allen
Jews
Aters
Mbaily Harris
Four Prisoners Appearing Before Mayor on Drunkenness Charges
Four prisoners led before the mayor faced charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct after a night of intoxication. Howard Tucker and Norman Allen received fines. Lydia McDevitt showed incapacity to appear. the group included Lants, Thomas Marner, and others with varying penalties. Sperry and others travel on business or leisure, while Mr and Mrs Heit Jarvis plan Atlantic City trips. several names appear in municipal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Draweb
Volir Macaday- Mors
Howard Tucker
Srumkenness
Norman Allen
Alec
Toyart
Staneer
Lants
Thomas Marner Ware
Aye
Lydia McDevtt
MiAyor
Jate
Flarbert Wan
Sperry
Washington
MG Nettle Mongin
Jarvey Thompessa
Phillipp
W. TY
Varner
Jarvis
Atlantic City
Clemenn
Patemont
Agnes
Sruiart
SpIlLmAn Riggs First Speaker at Clarksburg Chautauqua
Spilm an Riggs opens the Clarksburg Chautauqua at Old Fair Grounds Friday with musical program by Dr Flotohen and a speaker from Chico. The event blends school, theater and religious themes to uplift the town as the festival begins on Friday afternoon with proceeds aiding the community.
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Clarksburg
Land contests Great Falls event sparks wide interest
A fragmented report describes a land contest involving multiple parties, including Ulster and local officials, with references to trial names and a trail of competing bids. The text mentions Phyllis Mile and Willem Wo in a vague context, hinting at a contested prize or record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Members Sail For Old World
Senator Aldrich and other members of the money committee sailed for Europe to study financial conditions abroad. They will prepare a preliminary banking and monetary system report for Congress and a report on the commission's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NW York
Aldrich
Imoneiry Committee
Europe
Finanda
Wwe
Commission
Congress
Judge Goff Opens Federal Court Term in Vilelsay Morning
Judge Nathan Goff opened a term of federal court here with forenoon arguments on the fate of property in the Albert Thompson case against the Philippine Colonies Company. The afternoon session continued as the judge refused a temporary injunction in the E. W. Davis versus Adams Express suit seeking to compel carriage of liquor packages valued at .00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Goff
Vileslay
Albert Thompson
Philipp Collleties Company
Goff
E. W. Davis
Adams Express Company
Bonds Taken In Clarksburg Zine Co Habeas Corpus Case
The county court took no action. lawyers were retained. M. J. Francis qualified as administrator of J. McDonald with bond 100. Mary E. Monro named as administratrix of Peter B. Moore with bond 400. Walker qualified as guardian for infant children with bond 4000. Cink OW, Kingdim of Lora and Aszel Rowand acted as guardians.
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Rownty
Clarksburg
M. J. Francis
J. McDonald
Mary
Monro
Sn Armin
Peter B. Moore
Cink OW
Walker
Axy Kingdim
Lora
Aszel Rowand
Boy Breaks Leg in City Street Incident
A boy named Hearne Dale fell on Faltimore street and broke his right leg bones. He received medical treatment as witnesses noted the accident and surrounding shops held special sales amid hot weather.
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Hearne Dale
Faltimore Street
AROUGHE TO WOSPITAL Krein Bush 7 Admitted for Emergency Surgery
Seven year old Krein Bush was brought to the Roaster hospital this afternoon after an injury at Weston. He is admitted for an operation to treat ape protieltis. The incident details and condition are being monitored.
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Krein Bush
Weston
Roaster Hospital
Fragmented OCR Item Feeds Unclear Local Notice
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a place and names but provides no clear event or dates. The text references locations and institutions vaguely, without actionable details for a concrete summary.
Star son to Okatil Gallipolis pitfall tragedy
Samper Finway, a farmer from Reach Fork West Virginia, was killed by a pitchfork during the day while sleeping in a hay mow. The incident occurred in early August as his ten year old son witnessed the tragedy.
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Gallipolis. O
Samper Finway
Reach Fork
W. Va
Admission Impact Feared as Oxien C029 Plan Moves Forward
A tentative policy named ADMITION HU AM ADDITION is under discussion amid fears it will expand spaces. Officials cite the Mt Oxien plan and C029 stan as key elements potentially increasing capacity. Local groups warn of broader changes to the community.
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Oxien
Resident A Davis and Clark Visit for Local Affairs
YORMER RISMENT HERE dit A. Davis of Mannington visits to work on city related matters. Clark of Fairmont arrives to monitor hamstess interests and oversee local concerns.
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A. Davis
Mannington
A- Clark
Fairmont
Hamstess
Political clashes over Harrison county GOP primary actions
A Wheeling Intelligencer critique accuses Harrison County Republicans of falsehoods and conspiracy to defeat the party. The text defends the old county committee’s delegation, notes a March 2 meeting, and outlines procedures for the July state convention and primary election results.
Thirty Seven Horses Burn in West Virginia Stable Fire
Fire at Hinton Livery Company destroys thirty seven thoroughbreds and fifty vehicles incurring a loss estimated at thirty six thousand dollars. Separate item notes Governor Warrin returning from vacation to assume duties at the state house in Columbus Ohio.
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Charleston
Hinton
W. Va
Hinton Livery Company
Columbus
Warrln
State House
Primaries Held Across States. Accident Hurts Man
August 4 reports primaries underway in Oklahoma Kansas and Montana with candidates for offices and U S Senate. A street car collided with N Burnside’s buggy at Anchor mill injuring Burnside who was en route from Good Hope to the city.
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Kansas City
Okshoma
iKansas
Montana
Sane N. Burnside
Mr. Burnside
Good Hope
Wright promises statement on cadet cases at West Point
Secretary of War Wright after a conference with Superintendent Golschott of West Point said he would issue a statement within forty eight hours about the cases. No orders have been made regarding the return of cadets to the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, RD. C
Wright
Golschott
West Point
Bryan comments on Taft phonograph campaign tactic
In AAPRVIEW Nebraska August, William J. Bryan reacts to Judge Taft using the phonograph to spread speeches. He accuses Republicans of bending not only in form but also in campaign methods, noting some advantage in matching this year’s approach.
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Augus
Willam J. Bryan
Taft
Team Hit by Coal Train Destroys Two Horses Dead
A coal train backing onto a Horner Guylora Company wagon struck near Short Street at swingon at 4 o clock. Earl Cottrell driver escaped injury while two horses died from the impact. The wagon’s front axle broke and the team was driven aside. Harry Lee, another man on the wagon, survived unharmed. The firm blamed lack of a crossing watchman for the accident.
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Horner-Guylora Company
Swingon
Earl Cottrell
WAKOR
Short Street
Harry ‘Lee
Crosing
Zeppelin Airship Passes Basle En Route to Mayence
Shapfhauen reports a Zeppelin leaving at 72. m today, moving from Basle toward Mayence and Strasbourg, passing Muethausen at 10 15, then reaching Mayence by 3 30 after a 261 mile leg from Priedshafen with maneuvers noted.
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Shapfhausen
Basle
Muethausen
Mayence
Strassture
Priedshafen
Coal Areas Great Yalis Prospect Report Uncovers Thick Coal Veins
Reports describe two prospective areas along the Billings and Northern railroad line with extensive coal seams, including a 10 foot thick ignie summer reward and quality concerns. The Great area fields are estimated near one thousand square miles. Mr and Mrs Lester Poe died Tuesday morning. funeral and interment details follow at EN View cemetery.
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Great Yalis
Mon
Mila Biles
Extea
Billings & Northern Railway
William Eigle
Lester Poe
Ttme
EN View
Strike to Hit Winnipeg Railways by Mechanic Union
Eight thousand shop mechanics on the Canadian Pacific railway system plan a strike tomorrow. Strike orders were issued today by the executive committee of the Brotherhoods union. The Stealey audition Womans Christian Temporaries Union will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 PM in the Out Street United Brethren church.
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Winnipeg
Aus
He Khobmen
Stealey Audition Womans Christian Temporaries Union
Wll
Out Street
United Brethren Church
Earthquake Hits Constanting Algeria Sparks Losses
An early morning tremor in Constanting Algeria at 2 20 oclock caused damage and reported losses in the nearby town of Lowns with several buildings affected and residents assessing debris.
Colored Baby Dies at Home of Parents in Elk View
Catherine fleela, nine months old, died Tuesday from wpthal meningitic at her parents’ home. Burial set for Elk View cemetery in Wea WA. A traveler left Gratton after visiting friends and a baseball game. Various names and places appear in fragmented notes from a local paper.
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Fleela
Catherine
Robert Carey
Htss
Tusday
Elk Lodge to Hold Regular Meeting at Third Street Hall
The Elks WH will hold their regular monthly meeting in the lodge room on Third Street. John Jacki Bas returned from a trip to Wake Park with a short visit to Sardis. Margaret Moore retires from a local post, Miss Jennie Shock of Barnevile visits Mim Eva Aalnes.
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Etkx
Smight
John Jacki Bas
Wake Park
Margaret Moore
Wiek
Monumesh
Jennie Shock
Barnevile
Hlawnek
Mim
Eva Aalnes
Twenty third annual Garrison County Sabbath School convention opening
The twenty third annual convention of the Garrison County Sabbath School met in the Baptist church at 11 o clock Tuesday morning led by President Charles W. Lynch who opened with a brief address. Rev J C Potts conducted the opening service and Rev A G Richardson spoke on The Bible Gods Metux. An afternoon session featured Rev W M Lang on How to Understand the Bible and Rev O W Cunningham on How to Teach the Bible. Round table topics were held with Mrs W F Waters Taney Harrison May Milita Davis J Oliw Blot and Mrs Burt Basyel presiding. State Secretary W C Shafer of Wheeling gave a talk. Adjournment was set for 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon with a return period at 7 30 oclock tonight.
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Garrison County
Baptist Church
Charles W. Lynch
W. M. Lang
W. Cunningham
Bh Waters
Taney Harrison
May Milita Davis
J. Oliw
Burt Basyel
W. C. Shafer
Wheeling
Taft Address Prompts Virginia Bar Association
Tafts address at the Virginia Bar Association in gexston Va discusses a more prompt and economical administration of justice. Judge Taft speaks on the most important question before the people, aiming to improve criminal and civil processes.
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Mot Springs
Virginia Bar Association
Gexston
Taft
Goth Criminal
Black Hand Nelson Area Faces Violence Rumor Mill
A vague report from Aug 4 notes a fire at Forme Saturday and mentions a death in Roatehay Valley not exceeding 75, with property losses and a collapsing coal industry. Seven hundred people are described as homeless and oil contractor Willn J. Carr plans a prospecting trip to Missouri after leaving Thursday.
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Nelson
B.C
Frinhda
Tn Roatehay Valley
Willn J. Carr
Mimauri
Janes Mornix
Hospital admits patients for typhoid fever and recovery update
Edward Ray of Smithburg was admitted to iensler hospital Monday for typhoid fever treatment. C. d. Briton of Bidgeport also admitted for typhoid fever. Mrs. Petty of Industrial, operated on two weeks ago, has recovered sufficiently to return home.
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Edward Ray
Smithburg
Iensler Hospital
C. d. Briton
Bidgeport
Convalescent John Kearns and Local Visitors Mentioned
A fragment notes John Kearns convalescing from an illness as friends hope his recovery is not serious. It lists Miss Maggie McDonald and Stan Dia visiting from Columbus, with other brief mentions of departures and short visits involving Regina Cauflea and several locals.
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Lawrence Lynch
Jaden
Charles W. Lynch
Mack
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Breker
Old County Committee
Scherr
Denhampol
Parkersburg
Charles
Republican Executive Committee
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West Virginia
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Harriton County
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Bruit F. Weed
Bryan
Wright Promises
Uaby
Wea WA
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Supkhaneun
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EL Skieein
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Birwine
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