Wild Unrest In Siers Hall Night Turmoil Shocks City
Amid chaotic street scenes after a late Saturday night altercation at Siers Hall, mayor Harner ordered a police raid. Officers dispersed a volatile crowd, arrested several men, and confined cases to Monday morning court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmer
Charles Hill
Col
P. Jopnell
Alood
Smekinz
Berg
Fiat
Benin
Tacmer
Liz Tian
Si Ke Wlan
Mr. Wnell
Orew
Hall
Gret
McPennel
Hane
Saloan
Aril
Siorsine
Riore
Warner
Burke
Dalia Ongiel
Iris
Harner
Tim
Jeeman
Harry Bryoka
Harry
Jen Tate
State troops drill at Mt Gretna as training intensifies
Mt Gretna Pa Aug 6. Neviniine today over one thousand men from West Virginia and Vermont began instruction with regulars stationed here. This morning’s drills were preliminary and tensions are expected to rise if the week continues.
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Ty Associates Press
Gretna
Neviniine
Ucdaney
West Virginia
Vermont
Correction to Mrs Locke marriage report in Telegram
The Telegram issues a clarification about a Saturday story on Mrs. Locke and Mrs. Lewis. It states Mrs. Locke is married and living with her husband, and that the previous note incorrectly implied otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Co Coco
Locke
Mim
Evening Sermon Canceled At Rapid Church
Weather delays lead to omission of evening sermon with pastor at home for the remainder. Sunday morning preaching continues. B X PLA holds regular meetings Sunday nights at 7 30. attendees invited. An Tateon returned from a Steel mandir trip to Cleveland and Sia. Hie departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapiia
B. X. Pla Wi
Tateon
Aland Mandirin
Steel
Cleveland
Hie
Aioe Tip
Saloon Fight Leads to Finger Bite Warrants
Albert Spelsberg a baker and Harris a Welshman in a Pat McDonnell saloon on Pike street clashed Saturday night. Harris bit a finger from Spelsberg. No police report filed. Spelsberg swore out a warrant at Squire Gordon's office. Harris surrendered Monday and a hearing was set for the following Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Spelsberg
Harris
Pat McDonnell
Pike Street
Spelberg
Mifsi
Spelsburg
Squire Gordon
Squire’s
Hupp Arrests Indicted Men
U S Marshal Hupp arrested two men in Enterprise Monday morning on charges of violating internal revenue laws. The suspects are Pete Fopcher and William Morris. Morris was found trimming a corn with a razor and attempted no escape. Pete was jailed and Morris posted a $200 bond for the October term of federal court. Both were indicted by the Federal grand jury in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsaml
Hupp
Enterprise
Bright
Tarly
Internal Revenue
Pete
Fopcher
William Morris
Morris
Aynil
Heat Kills Performers As City Suffers From Heat Wave
New York August heatwave claims numerous lives and causes mass prostrations. Thermometer neared 90 degrees by afternoon as thousands seek escapes at parks beaches and resorts. Hospitals and public spaces report rising heat related illnesses and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ated Tress
New York
TS Megrees
Orks
Court Proceedings Note Administrative and Public Road Actions
In the county court Valary of Tanne Myers, deceased, committed to Sheriff J. Flanigan for administration. Reed qualified as administrator of George J. Reed estate with bond of 481,000. Cunningham, J. W. Hess and Fearrig appointed viewers for a proposed public road in Jones Run. John C. Southero granted certificate to apply for a law license. George F. Rogers road in Grant district ordered established. W. F. Hubert qualified as administrator of Jesse A. Sprout, deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valary
Tanne Myers
J. Flanigan
Ah . Reed
Mdfauliazen
George J. Reed
Yoav. Cunningham
J. W. Hess
Fearrig
Jones-Run
John C. Southero
George F. Rogers Road
Grant District
W. EF. Hurbert
Jesse A. Sprout
Missing man after street exchange in Romani area
A man from Romani, seeking change for a dollar, asked bystanders on Pike Street this morning. After a bystander offered to fetch the change, the Black man vanished and has not been seen since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Privet
Horse trader fails to pay after May 1904 transaction
Mat Shifler a horsetrader from Bitchio county purchased a horse from D. Matheny and promised to pay within five days but did not. He remains missing or unresponsive and Matheny pursues the matter, planning to seize the animal under a sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Shifler
Bitchio
D. Matheny
Matheny
Walt
Depositors Riot As Bank Closes After Run
Depositors seize the bank in a disorderly run after reports of embezzlement and an officer’s disappearance. The institution, with a capital of 250000 and surplus of 850000, suspended operations as state auditors plan an examination and officers’ whereabouts remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
CAGO
Nes
Pant O- Stenskad
Stenskad
St Paul
sonsPneedner
Faiteing
Henry Wering
Dank
Ea—aminer Jones
Res
Bill Drummond Detained Amid City Incident
A chaotic Saturday night sequence ends with Bill Drummond detained but not arrested. The situation involves his public display and an order from a local officer to remove him to Adamston. He reportedly paid 460 for meals and was released Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dreiamoné
Southern
Adamston
Fine Horses Arrive From Kentucky for Local Fair
Alvin D Trassel, renowned local horseman, returned home from Kentucky with fifteen fine horses. Bright Mark, a thoroughbred sorrel, is his standout, praised for intelligence and versatility. Basel plans three more entries at the fair with Bright Mark presented to Berel Bar el s daughter on Thursday for her fifteenth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin D. Trassel
Kentucky
Basedl
Bright Mark
Basent
Basel
BEr. Bar +el
Deeds Recorded and a Local Hospital Death
Deeds recorded show transfers among D J and D A Talkington to W T Price for 182 acres in oil and gas lands, D B Krohmit to D W Jacobs with Fair Grounds additions, and W Franke Stout trading for property in Bridgeport. A death at Kracker hospital is reported after Mrs Rywn of Geneselli drew hospital attention, dying Monday.
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D. J
D. A. Talkington
W.T. Price
Dt Aeres
Sardiaetrict
John PL Krohmit
W. Jacobs
Fair Grounds
Melissa
Lote
Fair Grounda Additim
Fir Grounds Improvement Co
John F. Kaghme
Clarkieiriet
W. Franke Stout
Gunriliing Vt Als
Py An BL
Golden
Rywn
Geneselli
T Eat Kracker Hospital
Moving Pictures at the Saund Show Adds Fire Disaster Reel
For the first time here a great fire disaster will be shown on Wednesday Aug 8 at the New Grand. The entertainment has drawn wide interest and a superb vaudeville bill will be shown between pictures. Prices have been reduced to 25 and 50 cents.
Boys Rescued After Elk Creek Drowning Incident
Joe Barbara John Seymour and Archie Bond allegedly engaged in reckless play after a ball game Sunday in Industrial. Archie Bond nearly drowned in Elk Creek above the glace factory before Barbara rescued him by pulling him to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Barbara
John Seymour
Archie Bond
Bond
Elk Creek
Glace
Industrial
Archie
Barbera
Groves Family Mourns Father William Russ
Mrs. Robert E. Groves learns of her father William Russ death at Bethlehem Pa. He had been invalid for years. Mr. and Mrs. Groves departed by train to attend the funeral.
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Robert E. Groves
William Russ
Bethlehem
Kidd Jailed for Disorderly Conduct After Peace Bond
Irvin Kidd appeared before Justice J David Monday on a peace bond sworn by his sister Miss Minrgie Kidd. She charged him with disorderly conduct. The justice fined him one dollar and set bond at $200 to keep the peace for six months, with default committing him to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Kidd
David
Minrgie Kidd
Death at Sardis at Seem AREY Se BORE
D. Robinson of Sardis died at home Saturday from typhoid fever. The funeral was held Monday at 1 p.m. The interment followed in the 1.0. C. F. cemetery at Juumberpart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seem Arey
D. Robinson
Sardis
Pelook
C. F
Juumberpart
Trathc Delayed No 12 Abandoned After Collision At Cananeville
The Saturday evening event reports No 12 abandoned after a head on collision in Cananeville Ohio. No 4 delayed Saturday morning. Two trainmen were injured in the wreck. Local fair attendance includes James B Fowler of Marion County with his rearing colt Chief Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cananeville
James B. Fowler
Marion County
Chief Bernard
Johm S.stone
Parkersburg
E. Hardwicke
Fairmont
Gordon Ti.bate
Beldgeprtsche Hore
Cecil Bighland
New Martinsville
Eli Lyon
Wallace
Willem Harbert
Sardi
D. S. Young
Quiet Dell
Pene Montay Shore
Emory
Coffman
Iniohtown
Pigoté
Greta Cas
First Annual Fair Begins Auspiciously
Wine men faced the mayor this morning on charges of violations of the law as a heterogeneous Saturday crowd gathered. Disordered conduct yielded fines from 2 to 83 dollars plus costs, with colorful incidents including a man charged for resisting officers and a mother fined for yelling in the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cer
Mary
Sreeta
First annual fair at Gir Bea Virginia with speed program
The article describes the opening of the first annual Virginia fair with speed horse classes, live stock and poultry exhibits, and a rich race program. It details exhibitor preparations, large entry counts, and anticipated attractions, noting Monday attendance and plans for Thursday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia “Fair Association
Sean
Quita
Cedarson
Cedarson, Petkerssurge= 8 Heal Mac. bam, Dick aaron, P. F. B McGary
Steubenville
Prs
Fila
W. Larkin
New Sier
Pineville
Isia
Fal Bown
Thos
Gibbans
New Amwrthisyilia
Gov
Histings
St. Wancent
Tawi Wellebara
Emily
Bom
Nutburet
Shaffer
Haymond
Clarkebueg
Grand Elder
Box Ehder
Joasu Taylor
Jamestown
Tom Milder
Box Elian
Jesse Taylor
Raynor
Cadiz
Garry Bell
Fraynor
Boa Crook
Pris Ge Staci
Ccolumbak
OXD Tay
Gens S
AL Drunmond
Fiuntingtey
Gainbaler
Be Gaudi H
Tyson
Wilmington
New Mar Os
Ted B
Injury at Empire Building as Safe Falls on Workman
William Bock of Hamilton, an employee of Herring ITni Marvin Safe Co, sustained severe injuries when a safe being placed at the Empire Building fell from scaffolding at Fourth and Main. He was taken to St. Mary’s hospital with possible broken bones and a crushed knee. The incident delayed work and damaged concrete flooring. liability clocked at about one thousand dollars for the equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bock
Hamilton
Herring
Itni- Marvin Safe Company
St. Mary's Hospital
New Empire Building
Highland
Ed Arnage
Pian Equipment & Bronze’ Company
New York
At The Odeon Shows Gypy and Brothers Sarre at Lose of Child
A fragmented notice advertises tonight’s screening at the Odeon featuring a dramatic title about a Gypsy tale and a tragedy concerning a lost child. The blurb notes an event titled Lives of a Gypsy and Brothers Sarre at the Loss of Her Child with a 24 hour showing and other program details.
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Pypeles
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Scott
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Arest
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Em Cot
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Williams
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Kidd
Trathc
William Book
Odeon
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