Coal Miner George Kyle Found Dead Near Rail Line
George W. Kyle a 50 year old coal miner was found dead near a trestle by a streetcar line with a bullet wound in his brain. Coroner Dr S M Mason leads an inquest while residents offer conflicting times of shooting. Kyle lived at Mt Clare with his family and served in the Spanish American War.
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Dullet
George W. Kyle
Warne- Lynch-Undertaking Company
Kyle
William Michaels
Clarksburg
S. ‘M. Mason
Manon
Marshall Mines
Mt. Clare
Ane
Los Angeles
Calif
West Virginia
Temperance service moved to Pirot Church West Pike
The union temperance service of the West Virgins Methodist Protestant conference will be at the Pirot Methodist Episcopal church at West Pike and Second Streets not Locust Street as reported. Milwaukee temperance orator Moby G. Wooley will speak on the temperance issue with a West Virginia focus, and the public is invited. The service starts at 7:40 PM.
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West Pike
Second Streets
Locust Street
Moby G. Wooley
Milwaukee
Wis
West Virginia
Zlt Nation
Zeneral
Prize Offer For Bowler With Three Consecutive Strikes
Earl G Dresbach runs a contest offering a grand stand ticket to the ball game at Union Park for the bowler who achieves three consecutive ducks over Thursday through Saturday. Sturt Flowers topped the event with a 44 10 score across three games.
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Earl G. Dresbach
Union Park
Sturt Flowers
Teachers Conference in Harrison County Endorses Reforms
The Harrison County teachers institute closes with nine resolutions urging changes to compulsory school attendance ages and terms, county office funding, teacher renewals, better school sanitation, and health measures. They advocate good roads, corn and tomato clubs for rural schools, support for prohibition, and binding contracts with teachers for the coming year.
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Aaron Watekins
Ada
Shhuld
Boards of Education
Turaldh
Ald Methia
Ood
Feschers Jabow
Amateur Stock Company Delights Fine Audience
The Avbey Stock Company staged an idionite engagement at Ane Viewurin Theatre and finally stopped the farce Dont Lie to Your Wife from a packed house. The acting was praised, costumes praised, and the audience laughed from curtain rise to close. Theatre officials noted strong interest in a future contest.
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Avbey Stock Company
Neil
Roosevelt tours Vermont after lengthy assembly
Roosevelt concluded a long day in Vermont with a speech at It wlelocke confronting tax issues for farmers. He continued tackling issues raised by Archeld and Penrose as part of his campaign push in the region.
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el Awuans
Cornel Roosevelt
Hera
Roosevelt
Archeld
Penrose
Rogers Widow of Standard Oil Exec Dies in Dining Car
Mrs. H. Rogers widow of a former vice president of Standard Oil Company dies suddenly in a dining car at Grand Central Station New York at journey’s end from Macon Woods NXW to her home.
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New York
Woods Arrested in Boston on Dynamite Conspiracy Indictment
President William M. Woods of the American Wealth Company was arrested in Boston on an indictment charging conspiracy to distribute dynamite to Lawrence during the general strike last winter.
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Boston
William M. Woods
American Wealth Company
Lawrence
Fire rips through inn killing Mrs Debaro and six children
A day inn fire in Rutherford left Mrs. Eilia Debaro and six of her seven children dead. The seventh child escaped by leaping from a second story window as the home was consumed.
Riot at Prison Amid Claims of Fake Egos
An August entry reports unrest in a prison with claims of fake fortitude and broken facilities. Details are scarce as officials promise to release full information later. Local authorities investigate suspected disturbances and dining hall damage.
Williams Sermon Urges Respect for Ministers Moral Power
A Marlinton clergyman addresses the Layman's Council of the West Virginia Methodist Conference in Clara burg. He argues the church faces key issues, honors missionaries, and calls wealth holders to support ordained ministers while noting many have labored for civilization without fair remuneration.
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A.D. Williams
Marlinton
West Virginia
Claraburg
Mlayzian
Preacer
Train wreck injuries halt Pittsburgh Conway yard operations
A Pennsylvanian railroad collision near Pittsburgh injures Enie Bineer Congbanone and many passengers woke to the wreck. A wreck train was dispatched to Conway yards to assist in the morning incident.
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Pittsburg
Enie Bineer
Pennaylyabs
Conway Yards
Craig Family Back From Pennsylvania Car Tour
John Craig and his niece Mrs Vera Coats of Silko Pa return home after weeks touring Pennsylvania in a Locomobile touring car. The 1 470 mile trip, from Parrmont to home, faced a foggy worst segment where road lights failed to show more than twenty feet ahead. Car owner A C Peck reports no other trouble on the journey.
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John Craig
Craig
Vera’ Coats
Silko
Pennsylvania
Yale
A. C. Peck
Parrmont
West Virginia Conference to Convene in Steady Heights
The West Virginia District Conference of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will convene Saturday at the Steady Heights church, continuing for two days. The Sunday school association opens at 9 a m, followed by the conference at 11 a m on Saturday.
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West Virginia
Reorganized Church of J@us Christ and Latter Day Saints
Steatey Heights
Sunday School Association
Death of Mrs. John Hester in Kansas
Relatives report the death of Mrs. John Hester of Horsington Kansas on August 28 after a brief illness. She was born Evils Young daughter of Addison Young of Peel Tree. She married Mr Heater about three years ago and lived in Raneny. The body will be returned for burial Monday at the Gnatty Creek Presbyterian church cemetery.
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John Hester
Horsington
Kan
Hester
Evils Young
Addison Young
Peel Tree
Heater
Raneny
Gnatty Creak Presbyterian Church
Clarksburg Traveler Visits Clarksburg Officials
The Casper Press reports Ol Well Supply Company manager 3.8 Mechling in Clarksburg greeted by old friend Frank P. Graham of Clarlabore West Virginia. Graham attended the Frontier convention at Cheyenne and left today for Denver after a brief stop.
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Casper Press
Casper
Wyo
Clarksbirs
Clarksburg
Mechling
Ol Well Supply Gompany
Dar
Frank P. Graham
Clarlabore
Wva
Graham
Cheyenne
Ana
Denver
Prolongs Stat. Bar Theater Sings by Prof Beer
Immense crowd enthusiastic over Prof Philip Beers singing in opera and popular airs at the Bar theater this week. The program runs Friday and Saturday with poems and songs drawing many listeners, including those who missed earlier performances.
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Philip Beer
Bar Theater
Prof
Baer
Rand Opera
Popelar Aire
Jim Skoula
Conference Proceedings Review and Budget Approval
A detailed report covers committee actions at the conference session. Key items include foreign missions funding, a $100,000 allocation for conference work, and the appointment of a representative to the long conference. The auditing committee confirms accounts with a $4,351.13 balance.
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Ofligera
A. Dy
Provident
Dr. J. A Rga
St. Maryn
Cain
Eee
Wes ‘Marion
Ogolrt
I.C. Oaeat
Wonton
Barbe
Morgantown
Jane Lew
Tuttenen Parkersburg
Ty -Eya
Burnsville
Tehike Tate
Burnsvilla
Camtay
Non
Akgly Hd
Cunotmngua
Ray
Barnes
Smlaeione
Hyales
Esi Eral
Clarksburg
Buriay
Waa
jParkersburn
Revi i Larayot
Adrian
Mich
Woodtopa
Bililmopsy
Galery
Heller
Benneboro
Ash Chapel
Ealecrpal
Breed
A. Em
Morrlevm
Galliny
Hey
Tou
Dougie
Shluneton
Vincent Chapel
Methodist Pyntetant
New Pale
Thy
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West Virginia Methodist Protestant Conference
Yodder Gokian
Jesus
Jegua Christ
Paul
Luther
Wesley
Moody
Washington
Lincoln
General Booth
Tessa Christ
Solon
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Hay
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