Dr Kunst Exonerated From So-Called Charges
A Weston investigation cleared Dr A H Kunst of alleged misconduct at West Vire Hospital. The board found no evidence of improper conduct by Kunst or the institution, though some members withdrew from the trial and others denied involvement. Public reaction followed the exoneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kunst
West Vire
Thomas R. Horner
Garret
Kunst
Weston
Enw
Trial Court
Dr. Ennst
New Organizer Appointed by President Mitchell
Associated Press notes Inslane Fine Workers organization appoints G foyle as national organizer. The move directs Fairmont and Clerksbury districts to new administrative oversight per president Mitchell’s order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres Ok Out
Ind
Aus
G.foyle
Inslane Fine Workers Organiztion
Mitchell Ad
Fairmont
Clerksbury We Va
Marine Service Takes Charge In New Orleans
There is relief with press reports that the marine service will take charge of the fever situation. A large force of engineers and workers will be sent, with the expectation of prompt action under Governor Rhunelard. The enemy will not arrive here, but the response includes a substantial deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Orleans
Rhunelard
EW fixtures for Traders Cafe delight patrons
Mack the genial manager has installed electrical fixtures at Traders Cafe creating a new automatic order indicator. A loud toned ping signals when an order is ready, pleasing patrons and adding amusement to the cafe atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foe Mack
piDraders Cafe
E Pruden
Namenitis
Cleveland To Attend Funeral Of Mrs John G Car
Levelands to attend fat Face New York Grover Cleveland seniors. Cleveland will attend funeral of Mrs John G Car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelands
N. Y
Grover Clevent Srs
Cleveland
John G. Car
Regents Meet At Fairmont On Normal Tech Proposals
Regents met at Fairmont Friday to discuss normal technology matters. I McCowan assistant of Glenyitle normal Shypak attended as part of the testing for the proposed BP targent at Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Post Office Improves With Repairs and New Money Order Dept
Workmen repair antiquated water spouts and gutters on the post office building. The new money order department nears completion and will soon open for public use.
Injunction case over 645 well before Judge Lynch
Hope Natural Gas Company seeks an injunction against Gilbert J. Hurst Murry E. Hurst M. Garrett and Arnett over a 62 acre Sardis farm a well drilled by Hope under an operating agreement and contested removal of property. Trial postponed to next Saturday at 9. The case centers on obstructions and threats during removal efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of and Gas ci Dex Ingun
Charles W. Lynch
Hope Natural Gas Company
Gilbert J. Hurst
Murry E. Hurst
Arnett
Gilbert Tl. Hurst
J. M. Garrett
AL Garrett
Meres
Sardis
Ater Ue
South Henn Oil Company
Hope Natural
South Poon
Hope Company
Death of Child Tia and Mrs Wilkins in Stanlew Addition
A two and a half year old child died at 2 PM Saturday and Mrs A D Wilkins of Stanlew addition is gravely ill in hospital. A younger child is near death from cholera infantum. Funeral arrangements have been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Hungshiiveat
A.D. Wilkine
Stanlew
Wilkins
Rumor Denied About Ansel Pooh in Pittsburg Accident
Ansel Pooh rumored to have fatal injuries from a Pittsburg accident is denied. The family reports he is well and in good health. Local claims about his condition are unfounded and clarified by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areots Hare
Ansel Pooh
Pittsburg
Farewell Meeting Honors Alexander at Goff Methodist
A large crowd gathered in the church hall for a farewell meeting honoring Mr T Alexander long time Sunday school superintendent for eleven years. Many speakers praised his service with Mrs Alexander singled out for praise and a silver coffee urn gift inscribed 1894 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandér
Arbuthnot
Mr. Alexander
Goff Methodist Episcopal Church
New Church Trolley Ride to Benefit Building Fund
A church league plans a one night trolley ride over the Tracy line from Grasselli to Wiltonburg Tuesday evening August 15. Fare is five cents for under ten and twenty five cents for older riders. Proceeds go to the new church enterprise fund. If the weather fails Thursday evening will be the rain date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank TR. Rhodes
W. R. Andrews
Ocensum
Tracytion Company
Grasselli
Wiltonburg
Gork Church Kipworth League
Wyerul
League
Burnside damage suit continued over delayed trial
The case of William C. Burnside versus the county court was continued in Magistrate W. Jordan's court until eight o'clock next Saturday. Burnside seeks $40 for injuries to his buggy caused by the deteriorated condition of the West Fork bridge east of Adamton. Neither side was ready for trial, prompting the continuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Burnside
W. Jordon
Burnside
West Fork
Adamaton
Aio
Fire at Mord Lewis home on Woat Pike Street
A small fire broke out at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Mord Lewis on Woat Pike Street Friday at nine. The fire department arrived promptly preventing further damage. A curtain blown into the blaze started the conflagration and the fire caused about one hundred ninety dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mord Lewis
Woat Pike Street
Harriton Institute convenes Monday program details
The Harriton Institute openings include committees appointed for secretaries reporters and organizers. Sessions cover graded course value in district schools with discussions on American literature and manners. Notable participants include Charpert of Bloomsburg and David Dale Johnson of Trinity University Morrisonstown.
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Harriton Evstitute Wall
Wight
Pease
Higginson and Boynton
Weil
Tr Charpert
Bloomsburg
David Dale Johnson
Cinin University
Morrintown
Gone Billy Geppert Leaves Clay Street Team
William Geppert, manager of the Clay Street baseball team, has gone south with coach Richard away from the squad. The article notes funding tightness at home and hints Geppert’s anticipated return late next week as teammates cope without his leadership.
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Geppert
Clay Street
BL A
Farland Wich
Bond Granted for Homer Dewitt in Laundry Embezzlement Case
Homer Dewitt collector for the Waldo laundry confessed to embezzling 47.80 from R. J. Garley proprietor of the laundry. He posted a $500 bond before Squire 8 W Gordon on Saturday morning and was released. The bond requires him to answer an indictment for felony before the next grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Dewitt
Waldo Laundry
R. J. Garley
Squire
W. Gordon
Dance at Union Park Impresses Local Audience
The Dance at Union Park hosted by De Opera Homse orabett drew twenty five couples who enjoyed a successful evening. Mr Wells, the orchestra manager, aims to enhance the band by engaging eastern musicians, promising top quality music for the opera and winter hail season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Opera Homse Orabett
Union Park
Wells
Lamp Ghimneys to Move Plant to Clarksburg
Brothers Lamp Company of Shirley Indiana plans relocating their plant to Clarksburg. They cite cheap Indiana fuel running out and prefer local gas and coal resources for a larger sale. Three company reps inspected the site Friday with Anthony Bowen guiding them and signaling strong approval of Clarksburg. The move would be permanent with rapid growth expected.
Tramps Sent to Jail for Freight Train Trespass
Roy Ward and Will Frost were arrested for deadheading freight trains. Squire Samuel Wooln sentenced them to six months in county jail and fines of 50 dollars. Frost, seventeen, has a troubled home. his father cannot pay the fine. Frost’s friend, nineteen, has a widowed mother and has spent much of the past year away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ward
Will Froet
Samuel Woonl
Apd
Fred Frost
Cumberlend
Frost
Eich
Han
Efe
Bankruptcy Proceedings Leave Davis Creditors With Nothing
Bankruptcy proceedings in a session before Referee W Frank Stent left creditors for Davis without recovery. Reymann Brewing Company was awarded 6000 dollars with interest for four or five months, while employee wages and other claims were noted but did not secure payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triste Carl
Wdasie
Frank Stent
Reymann Brewing Company
Horner
Ata Tiquer Tioeas
Pula Ag
Peace Envoys Sail for Oyster Bay From New York
Associated Press reports Japan’s peace envoys boarded the US protected cruiser Toyoma at a yacht landing near 23rd Street New York. The envoys received a 15 gun salute and were greeted by Russian envoys Mir. Witte and Barom Tosen aboard the yacht before transferring to the Chattanooga.
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Associated Pres
New York
Japan
23Rd Street
Oyster Bay
United States
Toyoma
Srambansa
Mir. Witte
Barom Tosen
Forty Third Canadian Regiment Arrives in Boston
The Forty Third Canadian Regiment, from Ottawa, arrived in Boston and then heads to Providence for British Day celebrations. The reception was enthusiastic as the troops were welcomed by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Regiment
Boston
Associated Press
Biase
Forty ‘Third Canadian Regiment
Ottawa
Providence
Grain Crop Ruined By Associated Pros Across Ang
Grain crop ruined across Ang due to persistent conditions. Historical notes mention widespread damage and concerns over emix and malt shortages affecting harvests. No clear year or organization details are readable.
Dam Committee Formed To Raise Funds For Borough Dam
City council appoints three members Kelley McAndrew and Gott to oversee a raise for the dam project amid debate on sewer and water work. Health chief notes typhoid cases. discussions cover dam repair costs and possible public subscription.
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Suay Knee
Kearnet
McAmdre
Xsderen
Ketlee
Ernst
Hurt
Hise Galt
Suit
Kelley
Health Department
Haymond
Shetter
Glen Elle Bridge
Cot
Point Mill
Rkiny Smith
Feanins
Clarkeburg
Dar
Goff
Perenn
Kear
McAndrew
Gott Bille
Telegram Company
Tan Hetty & Goessicy
Bourbon Copper & Henas van Works Wate Tight & Final Co
Clarksburg Supply Co
Oil Well Supply Co
W. & Robinson & Sona
Jamess Royle
Wilcome
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Miss Gable
Mise Julia Cable
Athens
Alwitt
William
I. Tster
Tran
Alexander
NEW Church
Gonedis
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Bill
Pat Wu
Willie
Peri Richard
Wien
Aesver
William Geppert
Efitoria
Bond
DAVIS
Peage
Plymouth
Elk Creek
Council
Midland Chemical Co
Kiley
Frank Griff
Coal House
Flaymond
Godarek
Sanitte
Carrie
Poainter
Kearne
Stith
Sarah Clifford
Fourtly Street
W. S. Williams
Menticolla Avenue
Jovar
Adelphi Lode
Giorge TL Fett
Peott of
Mire
Rawford
Asfington
Anna Ah. Janes
T. Flint
MC F. Snider
Pelieti
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Hirt
Mir
Hart
Reilen Wera Ernst
Male Ae
Empany
Fourth Street
Rev. Sa Fe Tees
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Charkestan
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