Slease Buys Cowan & Co In Quick Wall Street Deal
Edward C. Sloane & Co. purchases Joseph Cowan & Co. in a landmark half‑million dollar deal. The rapid negotiations cut months of typical setup, uniting Sloane backed by Edward TC. Sloane & Co. with Cowan’s extensive network across New York and several out‑of‑town branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tineph Cowan
Siyebeck
Menara, Cawan & Co
Broadway
New York City
East Kittyminth Street
Boston
Huffalo
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
D.C
Newark
Slease Brandy
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Wheeling
W. Va
Youngstown
Makersport
Acs
Steubenville
Gilurkabung
New Castle
Fairmont
Parkersburg
W Va
Edward ,Tc. Sloane & Co
Fdine
Dwn
United States
Mttebire
New York
Nease & Co
Ledweer
Pittsburg
Hingly
Vaudeville Performs Continuous at Union Land Theater
The Carroll Comedy company headlines a run of high quality vaudeville as warm weather boosts patrons at Union Land Theater. A matinee Saturday is expected to draw families, with new acts and a policy shift toward continuous performances and free ladies seats on a paid ticket night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Land Theater
USA
Lust
Mintinee
Hurry Tracy
Carrol Comedy Company
Carroll
Great Gay
Clarkaburg
District Deputy Addresses Lodge
Alexander Foreman of Grafton spoke to the Clarksburg lodge of the Woodmen of the World at the K of P building. A large crowd attended as season interest grew and officers were elected for the new term including R. Shackelford as C. C. W and TL. McWhorter as Banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Foreman
Grafton
Clarksburg
The
Woodmen of the World
K of P
R. Shackelford
TL. McWhorter
Ft .M. Ernst
Joseph Bigger
A.D. Vie Guy
F. Fler Taxter
Watchman
KC. Brooks
Officer of Childrens Home Arrives to Aid Charleston Institute
Roy D. Rayfield, district superintendent and secretary of the Children's Home at Charleston, has arrived to work on the institute's interests. He will preach at the First Baptist Church in the morning and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Roy. Dd. Rayfield
Tae
First Baptist Church
Danville man injured while hanging tobacco signs
George Noell of Danville, a handsawman for J. Reynolds Tobacco at Winston, N C, was injured while tacking up signs near the Waldo hotel. He drove a tack through his left hand, causing painful but not dangerous wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Noell
Danville
Aalenman
HK. J. Reynolds ‘Tobacco Company
Winston
N.C
Waldo Hotel
King's Daughters Bake Sale At Clarksburg Store
The King's daughters of Goll My E church announce a sale of bread pies cakes chicken and salads. The sale is on Saturday August 8 1903 starting at 1 PM at the Clarksburg Produce company store opposite the north door of the post office in Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Goll My E. Church
Clarksburg Produce Company
Pike
Transfer team runs away at St Charles road scene
A transfer team's frightened escape in an alley near Main Street to Third was halted by Alex Michael and others. A wheel was bent but no injuries reported. New arrival: a dancing baby girl appeared at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CQ Stout on Wednesday morning. Motler and baby are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles Carder AE
Alex Michael
Mr. CQ
Stout
Edw
Sieman & Con
New York
Penltix
Posse Tracks Down Local Assassin Suspect
A posse pursuing a dangerous suspect offers a reward of 9000 dollars for the capture. They tracked a man named Taylor to woods near Burnville where two shots were fired before he escaped. Juvelius located him and hopes to capture the suspect today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Omer
Oake Taplor
Ian
Marlon Furr
Arerile
Taylor
Ome
Burnville
Iti
Pasar
Juvelius
Money Obtained Under False Pretenses Arrest in Clarksburg
Hugh Morrison of Bridgeport is jailed on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses after promising funds from the Hallimore and Ohio railroad to F C Carlin and collecting 6 50. He was arrested in Bridgeport by Chief of Police and brought to Clarksburg where a magistrate will set a hearing. An infant Ada Goffman four months died of dysentery in Mont. burial at TeFelock Hanatonl cemetery Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Hugh Morrison
Bridgeport
Swaitin
W. Guy Merritt
Morrison
Hallimore & Ohi Railroad Company
F.C. Carlin
Riley
Chorzwaf
Ada Goffanan
He J. Coffman
Mont
TeFelock
Hanatonl
Repainting Stage Scenery at the Tradere Grand Opera House
Dodge & Co in charge of repainting the Trad ere Grand opera house stage scenery under A. M. Rogers the scenic artist. A force works to finish before the opening play at month end. The old scenery receives freshening up after a harsh look last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FW. Dodge & Co
A. M. Rogers
Ue Opera House
Light show of gas flow in Salem district oil fields
In Salem district South Penn Oil Co completed No 2 on the R G Davis farm with early indications of production. West of Weston Lewis county Reserve Oil Co reports drilling progress and limited output while South Penn and others report shipments and balances including Lima and Russ oil totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
South Penn Oi Company
Southsean Oil Company
Lima
Relative of the Goffs Dies in Kansas
George Br. Tingle, a former Wheeling merchant who visited here years ago, died in Wichita Kansas on Wednesday at about 76. The remains were shipped to Wheeling with burial set for Saturday. The deceased was related to the Goffs of Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BR. "Tingle
Wheeling
Witchita
Kan Wodnewlay
Harmer and Foster Back Dayence Against Carter Race
Tar dion officials and the prosecuting attorney Je ML Foster reportedly oppose taking the lien law as the court judgeship election nears. Haver backs Dayence with strong campaign energy, mirroring past efforts.
Excurionists Head to Atlantic City and Resorts
A large group from Clarksburg departs for Atlantic City and other eastern resorts for a summer outing. Among those leaving are Ward and family, Mary, Emmett Gill, Joe Atul, Toft Dhuraday, Will Hayne, Nettleton, and Dr J W Pigott. Others plan a brief escape to Cape May and nearby destinations, with trips expected to last about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Homis Ward
Wn Mister
Mea
William Burke Saul Diwuihper
Mins Mary
Emmett Gill
Joe Atul
Herns
Will Hayne
Ee Steinger Businesome
Pe Nettleton
Watts
Lanberd Company
Atlantic City
Cape May
Weil
County Clerk Charlee Holton Returns From Benefits Trip
County Clerk Charlee F. Holton returned after a 10 day vacation visiting Cleveland Detroit Mackinaw Buffalo and Niagara Falls. The trip highlighted a national Sigma Chi Praternity meeting with a focus on fraternal benefits and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee F. Holton
Cleveland
Detroit
Mackinaw
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Guirinan Takes Summer Vacation From Kewnlne Hospital
Mise Guirinan leaves Kewnlne hospital on Sunday to return home at Rinington for a two week summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Guirinan
Kewnlne Hospital
Eave Sanday
Rinington
Bathing in the Briny Deep Vacation Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a trip to Atlantic City and a vacation period. It includes garbled phrases about a bookkeeper and a company, with no clear events, dates, or entities to establish a full report. The readable portion suggests a seaside outing during a planned break.
Pulleton Reviews West Virginia Ministry and Conference Power
Rev Dr Pulleton surveys Thirty Year Work in the West Virginia Ministry. He discusses bishop oversight, district appointments, quarterly conferences, and preacher fortunes, noting tensions between presiding elders and bishops and describing cases of pastoral discipline and loyalty within the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulleton
West
Virgitia
Huxo
Mittigiers
Predding Elitem
Ure Peo
Asme
Nean
Fennion
Mick Christian
Evler
Mike Thesia
Providence
Fullerton
Anil Imac Ihn
West Virginia Fair Speed Program Arranged
Superintendent Frank F Moore of the West Virginia Central Agricultural and Mechanical society has organized the speed events for the upcoming fair. The schedule includes Wednesday September 5 at 2:20 PM with races and reserved entry fees noted, though some lines are garbled in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank FR. Moore
West Virginia Central Agricultural and Mechanical Society
Gentry Brothers Show Here at Ball Grounds
Gentry Brothers bring a famous trained animal show to the Ball Grounds with two performances today at 1 afternoon and 7 evening. The program features a trainer monkey, ponies, a baby elephant, and a bold free act, drawing large crowds and praise for its humor and apparent animal intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Grounds
Cinging Bella
Charksburg Coasted as Visitors Edge Wildcats in Ugly Half
Reported chaos clouds Cenfentn Kall Ket Titi era as Clarksburg baseball squad battles in the East End. Captain Smith leads the visitors with Lindsey and Awaductt cited, while late drama tests the feisty hometown defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Smith
Charksburg
Kocketta
Clarksburg
Shinnsto
Waa
Ind
Awaductt
Cleksburg
Incomplete injunction case at Mie Street delays ruling
Proceedings in an injunction matter stalled as no final order was issued by the judge. A decision was not ready within days, with submissions and remarks by counsel noted and the court awaiting further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finter Palin
Sentiment Abroad and Market Rumors Stir New York
Rumors of big market moves and a volatile sentiment sweep New York on August 6. Reports from the Stock Exchange indicate bulls abroad and cautious trading at home with notable activity in the Brooklyn and Manhattan markets and mentions of major rail and utility stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anguet
The
Stock Exchange
Fovealte
Pleasure gathering hosted by Dr Pletcher in Ler Lotean Mochanie
Dr Pletcher entertained a group of young people on Ler Lotean Mochanie street Wednesday in honor of her sister Mien Mand Wad Hill of Kirksville Missouri and friend Mins Ollig A Sibler of Parkersburg. The evening featured a game of Flimch and an engaging guessing game won by Siva Joy Baw. Delights were served in the dining room by the hosts in white attire. The house was festively decorated for a formal event with about twenty guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pletcher
Ler Lotean Mochanie Street
Wednesley
Mien
Hill
Kirksville
Mins Ollig
Sibler
Parkersburg
Siva Joy Baw
USA
Funeral of Mrs. Showalter in Evansville
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Showalter mother of Dr. Al Showalter of Evansville hospital occurred Thursday morning in Evansville. Dr. Showalter and wife were attended by his brother O. L. Stowa of West Union and sister Mrs A Mason of Philippi. Mrs. Showalter died morning at 5 o clock from complications of advanced age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah KL
al. W. Showstler
Ramee Hospital
Thie City
Evansville
Showallar Amd Wifn
O. Ly Stowa
West Union
A. Mason
Philipp
Showalice
Advanced Axe
Work on New Building Stone Factory Progress
Cle Edmundue of Clarkatsurg chamber oversees interests of the company for the manufacture of Toml et-Sigsatone. He toured the proposed site at Tardall with Van As Tarracee and others including Gherilt Grenberry Barrgekesnay Néday and Morgan town officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL. Edumunde
Clarkatsurg
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Wall Street
Edward TC
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New
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Vongern
Ami
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Shenae
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Whee Precest Company
DE Woodmen
Officer OF
Childrens Home
Tack
POSSE
Assassin
Burnsville
Braxton County
Pawoesata
Grand Opera House
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GOFFS
Kansas
Buzz Saw
Clarksburgers
Webster Springs
Atlantic
Harry Camplel
Wwt
Af Willel
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Holden Es
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IL Welch
Wag Suing
J. W. Pigott
Atlante Cy
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William A. Gaylord
New Tarwy
Thort Kusist
Hoy Roblegard Pumping Wholesale House
Oi Well Supply Company
West Virginea
Ot Speed
Ener Bose
Henry Fede
Stark
Gentry Brothers
Weston
Wall Park
Granada
Tia Otlovk
Skayrons
Artim Cauete
Shinnston
Thad
Mericas Héldinge
Ikbin Leena
Atgut
Laidlaw
Gary Tay
Hooklyn Raypit
Ernst
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Metropolitan
Mishoury Pacifiers
Paul Southern Pacis
New York Central
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Union Pacific
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