Bryan in New York crowds await Bryan reception at Madison Square Garden
Large crowds gather in New York Webster Street area for William Jennings Bryan visit. Visitors from the West flood Broadway hotels and streets as police and city officials prepare for the official reception at Madison Square Garden and a luncheon aboard the Lewis Nixon houseboat. Bryan rides to Battenry pier then to Madison Square Garden for evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Angete
New York
Febrathan
Dini
Stapleton
Pats
Ieee
Yeurkmen
Madison Square Garden
Anita
Bryan
Yieitors
Broadway
23Rd
42Nd Street
West
Lewis Nixon
Ocean Yacht Club
Bevan
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Berelock
North River
Victor
Governor Folk
Missouri
McGovern
York
Miss Nuzum Hosts Entertaining Evening at Home
Miss Nuzum entertained guests at her home on Tuesday evening with a lively mix of games music and social cheer. Attending were Misses Arta Garrett Rose Heenan Willa Righter Lessa Tda Lillie Nuzim Bertha Cogt and Messrsiden Howard Rogers Bart Terrel McDaniel Harbert Hardeaty Thos McGregor and Blackburn Pew. The group reports a splendid time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Affise Callin
P, Mines
Arta Garrett
Rose Heenan
Willa Righter
Lessa
Tda
Lillie Nuzim
Bertha Cogt
Messrs
Iden
Howard Rogers
Bart Terael
McDaniel
Harbert
Hardeaty
Thos
McGregor
Blackburn Pew
Regents Meet Reelect Dexford Blind Institute Principal
Regents of the Dexfoid Blind Institute reelected principal Syltuchers after Mayor H. W. Harmer returned from Romoey. The board also accepted resignations and planned to consider applicants for the post at the October meeting of the Pacer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Harmer
Romoey
Mintron
Pacer
Catholic Picnic Attracts Over Five Hundred In Park
More than 500 Catholics attended the Wednesday picnic in the park. A basket dinner was enjoyed and ice cream with other refreshments were served. Miss Elizabeth Parks of Oak Hill public school arrived in the city May 13 to stay with her sister Mrs M D Teter in Oral for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Elizsietti Parks
Oak Hill
M.D. Teter
Oral
Forsa
ION ME Conference Opens with Sermons on Shrunken Ideas
The ION ME conference will host a series of morning exercises led by Bishop Henririxa discussing Shrunken Ideas and capimities. Admission is set for Sept 4 at Johnson Memorial where the committee on examinations of the crimes of the third year will also meet. A large attendance of ministers and lawmen is expected by the committee on entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henririxa
Johnson Memorial
Scrumittie
1000 mile tickets go on sale at $20
Dr. B Martin general manager passenger traffic of the B and C railroad announces 1000 mile tickets will be sold at a flat rate of $20 beginning Sept 1. The tickets may be used over the B and C east of the Ohio river and parts of Reading Central of New Jersey and Lehigh Valley lines. The Pennsylvania and Western Maryland also announce changes extending validity and transferability of mileage tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. B. Martin
Ohio River
Reading
Central of New Jersey
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Maryland
Gas Deal Linked to Cincinnati and West Virginia
A lease arrangement in Cincinnati transfers property rights of the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company to Union Electric. About 100000 acres of gas territory in Calhoun and Roane counties will be developed and the output piped to Cincinnati factories and homes. The Stumptown Oil and Gas Company wells and leases owned by Parkersburg residents will yield a substantial sum to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Union
As and Electric Company
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Calhoun
Roane Counties
Queen City
Stumptown Oil and Gas Company
Parkersburg
Cinnati Compan
Gypsy Dancers At Barnum Bailey Circus
A troupe of eight Gypsy artists from Scandinavia to perform at the Barnum Bailey Circus on December 14. They present a versatile show with dances songs and a variety of instruments including mandolins xylophones horns violins and guitars. The performers wear national costumes and blend music with dramatic dances featuring intricate steps and peasant traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Npt. 14
Scandinavia
Deecmbar Weing
Nermirs Staan
Oeoh Pt
Artista
Hipple Death Suppressed Details For Trust Firm
Poroner King of Montgomery County reports Frank K. Hipple president of the Real Estate Trust Company died last Friday by his own hand at his Bryn Mawr home. The coroner said the death was concealed briefly to avoid a run on the bank while considering a path to rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poroner King
Montgomery County
Frank K. Hipple
Real Estate Trust Company
Bryn Mawr
Hipple
Hippie
Trust Company
Shanes
School Board Proposes October Start with Truant Officer
The Coal district school board met to suggest that all schools begin on the first Monday in October with a newly appointed truant officer. It also authorizes admission for district students to the high school with tuition paid by the district board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal District School Board
Coal District Board
Mrs Riner Altizer Hosts Card Party for Washington Guest
A card party last evening at Mrs. Riner Altizer’s South Chestnut Street home honored William aig of Washington D C. Herbert Roughnes won the head prize with Miss Ria Boggess taking second among a group including Florence Patton Helen ial Vira Wells Grace Duncan Florie Jackson Genevieve Harrison and several gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riner G. Altizer
South Chestnut Street
William Aig
Washington, D.C
Thi
Herbert
Misa Ria Boggess
Florence Patton
Ria Bogges
Helen Ial
Vira Wells
Grace Duncan
Florie Jackson
Genevieve Harrison
Messrs
Alvin Williams
David Carper
David Carter
Herbert Roughnes
Ernest Duncan
William
Odeon Screens New Pictures City Debut Tonight
Odeon presents two new films, A Boar Hunt and The Tour of London, making their first local run tonight after successful showings last week in Detroit drawing large crowds and strong word of mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odeon
Ron
Our
London
Tetroit
Hold Up the Mail at the Bijou in Pittsburg
A light hearted film titled Hold Up the Mail played at the Bijou, described as lively and funny. Miss Helen Hall hosted a small gathering Wednesday afternoon with friends, serving a dainty dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Bijou
Travis
Pittsburg
Helen Hall
Ards
Institute School Officers Named and Lectures Noted
The article lists appointed officers for multiple district institutes, including presidents and secretaries for Conl Clay Eagle Grant and Tuion. It describes the opening program with a 9:00 am singing, roll call, and Dr Call’s lecture series on ethics and public education, plus subsequent talks by Prof. Fleming and Dr. Hodges on architecture, sanitation, and electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triet Institute
Conl
Dirk
J. W. Tinéan
Blanche Afueser
Clay—E. A. Aller
Ais Estella Elliott
Eagle
Thomas B. Martin
G. Coffnat
FC. Robinson
Land
Eva Quien
Grant—Flors Davisson
Miss Cloe Bee
Emper
Tru Smigr
Roxcbad
John Lucas
Stiinnston
Call
Anita
Exaampele
New England
Fleming
Fairmont State Normal School
Osten
Nanther
Tencherealer
Toarkore Paar
Mare
Committee On
TE. A
Alien
Presient
OP Thornberry
Jorie Taviewon
C Woden
Catherine Eres
Wre
Followa
Atlis
Thompson
Clark
A. W. Fitiro
Spres
F. Beaters
Sidney Kidd
Elk
J. B. Robinson
J.tra Jenking
Theodore Radcliffe
Ft. Mi
Fones
J.-E. Bartlett
J W. Morris
F. Mt Robinson
Hess
Ellis Fortney
Grant
Grant, Olsndus West
Henry Basil
J. M. McWhorten
Salem Independent
B. Poppers
Salem College
Jermacka
Thomas J Hodges
Wear Virginia University
Hodges
Thomas A. Edison
Ki Kappa Nu Dance Evening at Park
A Ki Kappa Nu event featured a Wednesday night dance organized by Bae Therm and Clyde Wite at the park. About thirty couples attended, dancing until midnight in cool conditions. this marked the club’s first after a hiatus and promises more frequent future events. The social was aided by musical services from Walls' orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae ‘Therm
Clyde Wite
Tht Park
Thorznd
Arive
Special Meeting of the Ladies of the Murcabrosci
A special meeting is held tonight at the Traders building hall in cferick with attendance urged. Important business is to be transacted and members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murcabrosci
Cferick
Basineae
Mieaehers
Elkins Rages Grow Better In Trot Race
unclear OCR fragment lists names and times for a race around 3:40 with participants including Lent Willis and Peter Baits among others. scattered figures and locations indicate a line of heats and placings in a horse trotting event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lent Willis
Cattin
Flos
Paoter Balts
Frank Ware Clarksbusz
Peter Baits
W. W. Keener
Clarkebure
Trlina
Luna Dover
Aoa Puree
Fuli Sanateh
Sudares
Glass plant to resume operations at Adamston site
The Clarkstart Gas Company plans to restart furnaces at the Adamston plant on September 15. Hundreds of workers will be hired as orders are expected to pick up and production resume in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkstart Gas Company
Adamston
Get in Line To Boe Vaudeville Geynd Three Nights
Advertisement announces a three night vaudeville engagement at Boe with acts including Love and Tallas Clem C McGee and others plus bioscope pictures. An extra attraction features Hunk Butler and Jack Dailey with a wrestling exhibition and free pits for early arrivals. Evening showings start daily at 10 and 0 cents admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxr
Love & Tallas
Alert
Clem C
McGee
Othw
Edin
Bioscope Pictures
Hunk Butler
Jack Dailey
Andy
Butler
Bat Strikes Sinselah Employee at Freight Bowl Incident
A B and O freight yard worker named Sinselah was struck by a balk during a game at St Mary. He told responders he was hit in the head when another boy attempted a pitch, causing a minor injury deemed not serious. Local custodians reported the altercation and medical staff treated him on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Sinselah
Thes
Freight Bowl
St. Mary
Mike
Sinsat
Circus press agent details and city events
Press agent Coxey representing Bar Baiser's circle announces upcoming fair related events in the city. Mentions of exhibitors and a noted arrival, with emphasis on a forthcoming public appearance and advertising plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Bar ‘Baiser's Cirtch
Fairmunt
Class Social Class No.0 Of Gof 4 E Sun Day
Fragmented OCR text mentions a class social event and ice cream provision. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, but the piece suggests a Sunday gathering with community attendance and a refreshment service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gof
Avila
Busy Week Temperatures Prompt Central Bus Delays
Fragmentary note reports bus delays on Thursday due to a busy period. Mentions Bain and Bain Street with unclear details about timing and location.
Kidnapping Suspect Sought After Child Abduction
Fragmentary OCR reports a child kidnapping case with suspects and locations unclear. The note mentions Lake Take, Belivgton, Reb ington, and a police chief Ivers involved in locating the girl. Details are garbled but indicate authorities pursue the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedaa
Lerone
Jebl
Belivgton
Mane
Taine
Trie
Rebington
Ivers
Bar
Chicken Thief 15 in JL Arrested After Warrantless Search
Officers Rogers and Meritt seized Louis Jates on a warrantless search at James Jodlored’s home. The chase began with Tremblen Falls dogs tracking stolen goods toward a store in Witeonburg. A foreigner who bought the loot testified but authorities found no goods. The case lists multiple stolen items and a forthcoming trial for Fonas Noform Fiore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers and
Meritt
Armel
Cua
James Jodlored
Tatetex Wits Ha
Schralera
Tremblen Falls
Witeonburg
Witennburg
Jone
Henee
Republican Committee Meeting Set in Clarksburg WV
The Harrison county Republican Executive Committee will hold a meeting in Clarksburg West Virginia at 1 o clock Monday September 10. The agenda includes selecting a Republican slate for local offices and discussing election finance and regulations and other committee business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurrican County Republcan Escicative
Fly Court
Clerksburg
W.va
Republicam Sass
Legiolafive
FP Reed
Chifemane & G Coprsan
Clarksburg
Ws Va
Ave. 30
Fined for Assault in Pinnickinnick Case
A magistrate imposed the minimum fine on a defendant found guilty of assault in Pinnickinnick. The offender faced removal from his property and restrictions on future possession, with the court noting penalties could not be reduced further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigment
Jae Hee
S. Riley
Pinnickinnick
Deeds Recorded From Qatlin Hafl to William Curtix
Deeds recorded list transfers between multiple parties including Qatlin Hafl to William Curtix and Harp to Taibott with various property designations. The text shows fragmented names and places and references to estate transfers within a town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Curtix
Harp
Taibott
Jaca
Bens Oaks
Talbott
Saints
Oak
Soeidalcm
Cisesteson
Boley
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Miss Nuzum
M.E
Aindy
Beosta
Swithiogt
Hailey Breay
School Board
Bijou
Speciel Meeting
Elkins
BAT
SNSEL
Gircus Press Agent
Yellow Jack
Vtbanaab
Bain
Horseman
Upkee
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