Jeffersonian aims to advance democracy in county politics
An open letter from a veteran journalist promotes the Jeffersonian weekly as a reform voice against tariff trusts and monopolies. It pledges support from leading Democrats and requests subscriptions, promising strong coverage of local franchise issues and state reform.
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Nocrain
Ua Democrata
Clarkeburg Jefferson
The
Jeffersonian
Times
Harrison County
Lily
Whale
Raschins
Jeifra Sweill
Scottr
Tid Party
Etfergonian
Moversen
Wili Hons
Scott
Democratic Party
Tarri
Éon County
Mrs George Murray Dies at Hospital at 31
Mrs Anna Hugh wife of George A. Murray dies at hospital at 2 o clock Saturday after five weeks and two operations for stomach trouble. Survived by husband brothers P Hurley of Philadelphia Richard Hurley of Antioch and others. Remains to be taken to Oil City Pa for burial.
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Anna Hugh
George A. Murray
Abysiiser Bereite
Hurley
Philadelphia
Richard Hurley
Antioch
Ohio
Fred Pickitt
Oi City
F Ne Smith
Bradford
Oil City
Murray
Kinglebergers Stronger Face Pierrow Challenge
The Kindlebergers arrive with a regular teat aside from Phil Wands and field a lineup including West, Bb, McGee, Nau, Nea Pit, Donovan, Crowley, Burke, Lang, and Osboenn. The team aims to rise to the challenge with a stronger attack noted in early arrangements.
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Phil Wands
Young
Rz West
McGee
Nau
Boy Sustains Severe Hand Wound at Waldo Barber Shop
A young boy named Dominick suffered a deep cut to his right hand at a Waldo barber shop this morning after an incident involving drinking. Officers Jorgo and Lewis intervened as the situation spilled onto the street and took him to Dr. Varner for treatment. He appeared gravely ill from blood loss but was reported to be in stable condition after immediate care.
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Dominick
Waldo
Jorgo
Lewis
de. Varner
Odd Fellows hold first reunion in Flemington
The Odd Fellows of Taylor County held their first reunion Saturday on the old college grounds at Flemington with large attendance. A parade led by Vincent's barn opened the events. Rev. Kelley proposed the invocation. Rev. P H Murray gave the welcome address, with Rev. Queen replying. Grand Master Bell, Owen McKinney, George C Sturgise and others spoke. Afternoon sports followed the programs.
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Odd Fellows
Taylor County
Old College
Flemington
Vincent
Kelley
P. H. Murray
Queen
Bell
Owen McKinney
George C. Sturgise
Pennsboro Police Seek 14 Year Old Mary Miller
The Pennsboro chief wired Chief Scott to arrest Mary Miller aged 14 who is badly wanted after she cut off an accommodation at 10 50 this morning in Ritchie county Metropolia. Officer Whiyton treated the girl and no reply has been received yet. Pickpockets were active at the Pennsboro fair with several women involved in alleged offers.
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Pennsboro
Scott
Mary Miller
Ritchie County
Glen Elk Team Skips Gronade. Broad Oaks Next
A garbled report notes Glen Elk failed to show at the ball ground last night amid speculation of fear. This afternoon Lafayette faces Broad Oaks at the park and the second game is slated for 9 10 tomorrow morning at the Gracpalli grounds. A reward of twenty one ten dollars is offered for a returned item to Telegram. Aug 18 note from W. Seoth Stuart of West Union references nearby events.
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Glen Elk
Lafayette
Clarksburg Brewery
Glen Tk
Divico
W. Seoth Stuart
West Union
City to review unpaid tax interest and discount policy
The ordinance committee was directed to investigate interest on unpaid taxes and revise the ordinance. The city collector was authorized to grant a discount of 2.46 per emb lon taxes paid within thirty days. Water payroll of 8198-1 and street payroll of $168.25 were approved. vouchers counted.
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Vonchers
Patchen Beats Hal A in Canal Dover Harness Races
Aug 18 Canal Dover report: Alt Patchen defeats Hal A in straight heats. Orphan Boy and Peter Balta feature. crowd large and racing exciting. Best 2:30 trot purse 400 seen Peter Balta first, Mick Hannathi second, Kittyen Wilson among others. Alt Patchen wins 2:10 4.
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Canal Dover
Hal A
Messrs
John Clark
Billy Nicholeon
Finir
Emont
Alt
Patchen
Garis
Clarksburg
W.va
Mr. Stark
Péter Balta
Peter Balta
Betman
Mick Hannathi
Billy Adell
Kittyen Wilson
Tom Jay
Dynamo W
Sir Caple
King Fergus
Odd Fellows Celebrate Anniversary at West Fike Street Home
About twenty Odd Fellows visited the home of F. B. Harsey on West Fike Street to celebrate the Meganian anniversary of his birth as an Odd Fellow. M. S. Tiley delivered a congratulatory address, and Mr. Tursey offered thanks. The gathering featured cream cake and cordial by the hosts. The oldest visiting Fellow was George Beers, in honor of 55 years in the order.
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F. B. Harsey
West Fike Street
M.S. Tiley
Card of Thanks for sympathy during illness of son
We thank the citizens of O Neil and surrounding community for kindness and sympathy during the sickness of our son Philin Oy Schrader. Special thanks to the Phoenix Rebecca Lodge No 104 for their attention. Mr and Mrs 8 TL Schrader.
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O'Neil
Philin Oy Schrader
The
Phoenix
Rebecca Lodge
Mre
TL Schrader
Hibernians Meeting Scheduled At Centennial Hall
The Ancient Order of Hibernians plans a morning gathering at 1:40 at Centennial Hall tomorrow with full attendance requested. W. E. Trimble departed for Connellsville Ea this morning and Rev. Tt, By McDonied presided at the Seven Day Adventist church in Salem. Stine 8. We and G. H. Gordon, father and son, will spend Sunday in Pisdmontfr. Mrs AY Torkins and child are visiting from Pittsburgh.
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Order of Hibernians
Centennial Hall
W. E. Trimble
Connellsville
Salem
Stine
G. H. Gordon
Sandor
Pisdmont
AY Torkins
New Under the Sun Minstrels Spark Quick Rise
The Donnelly and field minstrels burst onto the scene this season, claiming top status with lavish scenery and unique entertainment. Pensacola Journal notes their rapid ascent and notes an upcoming event with Rev. WJ Newlan and local clergy involvement in observances and sermons.
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Anin
Strel
Thenalt
Eas AG
Acme
Iutfield
Peenes Pets
Strajgr
Uniqit Entertainment
Pensacola
Fla
Pioneer Dead at Katylick Home
The funeral and burial of John Med at his Katylick home years ago recalled a Civil War veteran known to neighbors as Salem. He was well regarded for his service and long residence, with many memories shared of his days in town and family ties.
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John Med
Katyp
Salem
Four Children Sent to Humane Society After Incident
Officer Benjamin Brower Stont transported four children to the State Humane Society on Friday afternoon following an incident involving a child who was killed and another who had been in Society custody. Three children were linked to the case, with details emerging as investigations continue.
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Hiuinme Oficer
Benjamin Brower Stont
Wheeljog
Priday
State Humane Society
Iunkin
Teonell
Newsboy Editor J. G. Shaw at Home This Morning
Newsboy editor J. G. Shaw, of the Nivey, reportedly appeared elated and hearty at his home this morning, signaling a robust mood as colleagues noted his pizazz and dedication to the craft.
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J. G. Shaw
Cline Jackson Recovery Aids Court Appearance Against Hardman
Cline Jackson, who was shot by Andrew Hardman last Thursday, made a rapid recovery and appeared in court this morning to testify against Hardman. The attending physician initially feared for Jackson’s life but reported improvement after treatment. Hardman sat with BKOO for the grand jury and provided the released funds. witnesses and visitors such as George Williams and A.M. Mace from Hilmers Fa Ohio and Parkers afGeld were noted in attendance.
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Pino Thokeon
Harry Gordon
Andrew Hardman
Jackson
Hardman
BKOO
Rand
George Williams
Katylick
A.M. Mace
Hilmers
Ohio
Parkers
Norfolk Chosen by the Eagles for Grand Position
An 18 year old headline notes Norfolk selected by the Eagles for a major appointment. The article mentions the imminent election and the internal selection process within the external order. Key figures include FH GeTiavisef and the Sunth Berd region as backdrop to the event.
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Paris
GeTiavisef
Bering
Rate AT SHINNSTON
The Shinnston Gun Club held a meeting this week with W. O. Way and Hartley elected president and treasurer respectively. Members listed include W. Way, Fah Martin, T. Thru, Hiram Hartley, and others. Proceeds support club shoots and local social events in Shinnston and area.
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Shinnston
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Rune
Markémen
Hartley
Treagwenr
Eegiv
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Twente-Fnar
Taymond
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W. Wayond
Fah Martin
Tien
Blaine
Mustered Unicorne Hank amid dubious notes and names
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a muster with names like Chandallnes, Randall of Fairmont, Shinn, Captain Q.H. Canter, and others. scattered references to a farm, a drill, and various officers, lacking cohesive narrative and clear event details.
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Ea Randall
Fairmont
T.T. Shinn
Q.H. Canter
Dalley
Dalset Qfarting
Hiphtoortrates
Artior
Je McDazie
Mrneet Tethilie
Tye McIntire
Fragmentary note hints at local meeting outcomes
The fragment mentions a meeting or event with names like Robert and Caftonn, dated as Sunday context. Details are unreadable, but the text implies decisions or actions taken in front of someone named Hanger, with a mention of five or more items.
Deeds Retarded Mary Atumino and Others in District
Fragmented notice describes land deeds affecting multiple individuals and parcels. Mentions Crank Street area, 2 acres, and several names with district references. Includes sale and land transfer terms with undefined entities and vague locations.
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Mary Atumino
Josephine Boul
Crank Stinbriet
Cimries Ge Hoyanlie
Taiyo
Cope Dastrict
Brand
Oale
Linigs
Sale
Gurrio Ie
Akoare
Porgh Party Given Mins Afolia Vw
Fragmented OCR text describes a social event with names such as Gora Sreitt Eee and Mice. Mentions Whaling and a phcane in the area and notes a thorough display, with unclear roles and outcomes.
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Wilein
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