Oneis Coal Company Buys Mining Land Amid Negotiations
Negotiations continue for the sale of Uw Doushess-Rauch Goat Mining Company's property. The involved parties include Isitimore and Ni Ue Lueysl Coal Company and Rams L'Neth. The mine operates on about 600 acres, with tentative prices discussed for the land and holdings.
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Uw Doushess-Rauch Goat
Isitimore
Ue Lueysl Coal Company
Mittebang Telnet
Hpenus
Wiltonburn
Las al Tinen
Pune
Pittsboro
Voonutnmn
Thorn on home buying and city growth in trade debate
Senator Thorn, secretary of the Board of Trade, argues that shopping out of town harms local business and jobs. He contends home purchases sustain credit, wages, and clerical work, urging readers to favor local suppliers and avoid mail order dependence.
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Board of Trade
A. K. Thorn
Hie Board of Trade
A Androd
Thorn Wax
Knvck
HNL
Thorn
Errowln
Annthor
Lake Weephies
Moreburt
Westward Planting and Rural Labor Shifts Reported
In the western farming districts crops are growing and harvests advance rapidly as rain and weather ease. Reports mention grain and produce moving from prairies toward towns while residents note labor patterns and migration affecting households and rural life.
Picnic Postponed Then Rescheduled at Lyale White’s Farm
Inclement Wednesday morning weather forced the Episcopal Smiliy Adpot boy scout group to cancel the picnic planned at Lyale White’s place near Adamston. The event was moved to Thursday at 1 o’clock at the satin plane location with favorable forecasts.
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Lyale
White's
Adamston
Coal Land Sale Confirmation Promoted by Speakers
The report notes a public event led by speakers including Rey Bird and Hey Poston of Gort Methodist. The program features entertainment and speeches at Buckhannon with references to university figures and local performers, aiming to promote a coal land sale and associated public interest.
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Gort
Hull
Albert Thompson Purchases Philippi Callieries Property
In a Wednesday session Judge Na Unit Gol confirmed the sale of Philippi Callieries property by the Wilacene company to Albert Thompson of Philadelphia for 365000 cash. The tract includes 6600 acres of mountainous land with living amenities, spanning Harbour and Wilacene counties.
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Albert Thompson
Philippi Callieries
Na- Unit Gol
Wipal Callierien Company
John W.davis
Phila
Antiehbi
Harbour County
Wilacene
Thompson
Fourth Reunion of Harrison County Odd Fellows Association
The fourth annual Harrison County Odd Fellows reunion will be held here tomorrow with lodge members from across the county. A parade and a speaking program are planned, drawing several thousand people to the city for the event and the athletic contests on offer.
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The
Harri County
Odd Fellows Association
Harrison County Oil Fellows Association
Secusion
Jesse Day On The War Path At City Saloon Fight
Ex convict daylight brawl at Pie Street saloon ends when Jesse Day vented with dirks toward several men. Police chase through doors, Day escapes, later jailed after pleading drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Officer testimony notes Day used a paralysis dodge previously seen in similar incidents. Day and companion Whyte Brookstnd cited. Day jailed for thirty days for nonpayment.
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Whyte
Owuike
Pie Street
Jali
Howell P Hewelt Advances Odd Hows Construction at Elkins Site
AvaWin P Hewelt oversaw progress on the Sonttart project in Elkins as Tuesday night work neared completion. Mr Mowett reported the foundation nearly finished and anticipated further work starting Friday May. Mrs Hobet described progress and health measures as crews moved toward final framing.
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AvaWin P
Bankruptcy Proceedings Notice in West Virginia District Court
The United States district court for the district of West Virginia issues a bankruptcy administration note. It references the Veterans Newhamkript and the election of 7 Leninabee, noting standard filing and appointment procedures under bankruptcy law.
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Utd
Tay Noel Beri
West Vitins
Weiteurer Ui Tly
JMC
A. A. Wayton
Fedvl
Lenabee
Fine Fat Cattle Shipped to Market in Week
Report notes overweight cattle shipped to Lola Mavel Mortinter and others with five animals at risk. Details mention weighing and shipping from local farms, with references to Lorman ge Bre and routing through Ratiineet. Strong entities include Wray, Bre, and Anise.
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Caine
Fink Lorman
Melville Court Hears Custody Battle Details
A Melville court heard a custody dispute involving Elverta Re Olupinah and Chapmon family matters. The defendant, Mrafra C. Post, faces property actions and a potential relocation to Denver. Mrs. Jami AL Alterbolt is named as a party with a listed address on 746 Ogden Street.
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Nathan
Melville
Aneliiry
Elverta
Olupinah
Chapman
Rat Chal & Cokie Campioy
Isetund
Mrafra C
Lavd
Melville Davieson
Denver
Bolo
Jami AL Alterbolt
Ogden Street
Wheeling Fair Advertises Event With Various Attractions
Advertisements for a Wheeling fair describe a September exposition featuring a market of farm produce fruits vegetables hay and butter plus live attractions and balloon events. The notice outlines indoor and outdoor exhibits and general entertainment planned for the event in Wheeling.
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Eros
Wheeling
Avila
Westack
Inolaitine
County court awards medical tense supplies contract render
The county court has awarded a contract for medical tents and supplies to the entity Dh. Post N Contract. The award covers Jal and related services as part of the county procurement process.
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de A. T. Post
Jal
Mary de Awxe Lwolve
Ue County Court
Airship Zeppelins Disappear After 100K Fire Near Aue
A historic report notes Count Zeppelin's airship broke free from Itemoorlagn near Stuttgart, suffering a 100000 fire and vanishing during a tumultuous day at Aue. Citizens reported scattered debris as authorities hunted for the missing craft.
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Stuttgart
Aue
Count Zeppelin
Itemoorlagn
Second annual Clarksbury Chautauqua schedule announced
The Chautauqua program runs August 7 to 17 at the old fair ground with daily concerts lectures and entertainment led by Prof Fletcher Joihann Rhee Congressman Weber Senator Dol liver and others in a multi day lineup featuring Mozart Company Brockway Ladies and Old Southern Jubilee Singers. Season tickets rise after the opening night with Strom & Wilson handling sales.
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Clarksburg
Fletcher
Prof
Joihann Rhee
Prof. Meteher
A. Ft. jWeber
Ohio
Prot Flatehee
M. Spe- Man
New York
Mozart Ncert Company
Sweiure
Congressman Weber
Obie Hooning
Orchastra
Mozart Company
J. P. Dolliver
Town
Peelud Jubilee Singers
Fred Emerson Brooks
California
Telos
Old Southern Jubilee Singers
Avene
Brockway Tullos
King of Laugh
Arthur Love
King of Lave Makers
Brockway Ladies
Arthur Lave Kers
Sulpan 15 Stabbed in London Turbulent Incident
Aug 6 London reports a Sul fay of Turkey stabbed in the breast Monday with a coat of small detected the bow. the would-be assailant was arrested.
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London
Turkey
Re elected Judge C W Lynch Leads Starrigon County Sabbath Meet
Baringeport Australia reports the twenty ninth annual Starrigon County Sabbath School Association convention. Judge C W Lynch of Clarksburg re elected president with Rev J Wooster vice president and Charles A Schulte treasurer. Officers include Miss Werence Lynch and W M Long. The gathering featured speeches by Prof S J Bond Rev J S Scott and Dr Humble with commendations for Mrs Bulie Bas of Broaddus. The Hurricane county Sabbath school association traces origin to Bridgeport in 1830 with four members from 28 years ago present.
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Baringeport
Aus
Starrigon County Sabbath School Association
Yttarhoon Sour
Moers
Yudee Charis We Lynch
Clarksburg
Provident
J. Wooster
Vicw
Taney Marrison
Clarkshure Wax
Charles A. Schulte
Salomas Slatintary
J. Horna Davis
Salem
Nnale
Jeane G. Lawson
Bridgeport
Huevey W. Tarmer
Chirkeburg
Antons
St. Bond
J. 8. Scott
Adamston
J.B. Bird
Martha V. Graham
Hyre
Clark
W. C. Shaver
Oilers
C. W. Lynch
Woolgtor
C. A. Behutty
W. C. Shafer
Wheeling
Judge Lontch
Kentleman
Dr. Humble
Milita Davis
Bulle Bas
Broaddus
MD. Roughners
C.J. Sturn
K E. Blair
Hurrican
New Glass Factory Planned in Weston by Rastow Co
Harry Rastow of Millsburg representing Rastow Manufacturing Co announces a glass plant at Homewood to produce Lubleware and Heshthig goods, employing 175 people. Site donation by Dr. Geo J Keenor enables Weston and Lewis County growth with a lot sale on Aug 13 to fund homes for workers.
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Harry Raxtow
Millsburg
Weston
Rastow Manufacturing Company
Homewood
Lewis County
Hick
Gliss
Geo. J. Keenor
Wesston
Rastaw
Campaign Swing Plans Reported by Brooks and Mack
Brooks expects to ship for a few days and visit the northeast Niagara region New York and other points of interest while Mrs Brooks and family enjoy a vacation. Norman E Mack notes Bryan will tour the country during the campaign speaking to principal elites with John W Kern likely accompanying.
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Harlow
Brooka
York
Brooks
Bupalo
Ang
Norman E. Mack
Bryan
John W. Kern
Suffragette visit to Roosevelt office held in New York
Suffragettes march in New York under Mrs Borrk man Wells demand suffrage. They gather outside executive offices at seven in front of the Roosevelt building for a meeting.
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New Yorn
Aus
Mee
Borrkman
Wells
Wli
Oyster
Death of United States Senator W B Allison in Dubuque
W B Allison longtime senator from Iowa died at his Dubuque home from heart disease after a series of complications. Born Perry Ohio March 2 1829 he studied at Allegheny College and Western Reserve College, practiced law in Ohio before moving to Dubuque in 1857. He served in the Civil War era on the governor's staff and later as U S congressman 1862 1871 and United States senator from 1873 until his death.
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Dubuque, A
United States
W.B. Allison
Slater Allison
Perry, O
John
Mary Allison
Allegheny College
Pennsylvania
Western Reserve College of
Ohio
Aliison
Aupa Carter
Wooster
Dubuque
Ali
Excommunicated President Attends Daughter’s Wedding
Fragmentary report notes August events as Paris Prante and Fallleres attended prayers and rites for a daughter’s wedding. The text mentions church rites and controversy over separation of church aid, with the president’s presence described as tolerated amidst excommunication.
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Paris
Prante
Fallleres
No Meeting Reported by Adamston Officials
The article notes there was no council meeting held in Adamston. Mayor Crimm and Councilmen Summers, Clansson, and Schutte are mentioned with unclear remarks about past duties and future sessions. The piece references a missed agenda and potential scheduling of a future council gathering.
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Adamston
Hibernians Hold Wee Virgila State Convention at Elkins
Report from Secretary Wiegen shows the Ancient Order at Aleherninna meets August 21 for the Wee Virgila State convention. Delegates from state, county and division gather after Mass for the convention tall and installation, with attendance and events to be announced.
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Elkins
Mondo
Wee Virgila
Ancient Order
Aleherninna
Brendan
A. G
Wiegine
Merri Mithin
Wits Lawes Tealanta
Provident Byrne
Ambne Hhlbe Létshman Receives Turkish Proclamation
A fragmentary report from Washington dated August 3 notes Ambne Hhlbe Létshman connected to a Turkish government action through estate arrangements. The text mentions a Sultan's proclamation and a constitutional reference, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Washington
Ambne Hhlbe Létshman
Wes Meron
Cy Abe
Pyre
Factory Fire in Mount Vernon Causes 360000 Loss
A blaze at an overall factory in Mount Vernon Ohio results in an estimated 360000 loss. The fire leads to extensive damage and disrupts operations at the McConnell plant. No injuries are reported.
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MT. Vernon
McConnell
Edna Pulliam’s Extended East Coast Trip
Edna Pulliam reformed Tuesday for an extended vacation trip in the East. During her journey she visited Washington and Atlantic City among other points of interest.
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Edna Pulliam
East
Washington
Atlantic City
Clarksburg Lads Take First Place in Standings
Fairmont and Uniontown games highlight a chaotic slate as Clarksburg wins the top standing. The Drummer lads overpower Uniontown at Union Park in a close contest amid disputed calls and crowded stands.
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Union Park
Uniontown
Fordle Dramm
Moguls
Sifd
Tig
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Palmont Brat
Dy & Sore
Cherubys
Casshall
Clarksburg
Ibs
Wor
Tomarkuny
Chaelerol
Joy
Ghurike Burke
Joon
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