Injunction Suit Involving B and C Against Railroads
Contested injunction proceeding in West Virginia focuses on condemnation of property at Grafton for crossings by Buckhannon and Northern Railroad and related parties. The case centers on revocation of the Parkersburg branch receiver and the authority to sue, with Judge Blizzard and WV Scott Meredith presiding. The matter involves the Baltimore and Ohio and Western Maryland railroads, with representation by Wissel and Mohin, and proceedings set for November in Richmond Virginia where the court will hear motions and address receivership and cross-claim dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Buckhannon & Northern Railroad
Hiwwge Gof
Linnel
Euit Couirt Foe
Northurn Distrin
West Virginia
Parkerns
Fav
Baltimore & Ahiraillronik
Je Tuvkehypnion & Northis Te Trailraad Company
Eeepe Ung Daiaol
Taylor
Fife
Sud Ony
MuckNaniton
Noeifiorn
Ile
Attateine
Royulphy
Tiny
Claus
Opera House Meetings Discontinued
A garbled agency notice outlines the cancellation of opera house meetings with references to religious work and conduct. It mentions dates around November and December and notes membership and conduct concerns though readable specifics are limited.
Bill for More Court at Martinsburg
A historic item reports a call for expanding the court at Martinsburg with figures and names connected to the legislation. The fragment mentions Washington and May sessions, a measure of 21000, and individuals including Senator Scott and Congressman Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Martinsburg
Washinton
Dee
Sengtor Scott
Dayton
Amd
Seaver Scott
Tim Wisi
Eagles Elect Officers in Chaotic Village Election Notes
The text reports an Eagles organization meeting in a parish or village setting with officers elected and two candidates for membership. It lists several named individuals connected to the event and hints at a forthcoming meeting or next day activities. The legible lines reference a president, trustees, and celebratory remarks followed by unclear phrases about degrees and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kas
Amoailerson
Aml Helin
Ubie
Miemibers
He Fovedlerie
Tommy
Lylge
Gustallati
Erie
Adamston Sages Meet In February Action
Fragmentary report shows Adamston Sages arranging a February meeting with Alleged foe in town. Local figure Dal works on plans for the event, with official timing and location still unclear.
Fristoe Case on Trial Reveals Key Allegations
A fragmented court report outlines the trial involving Vike ei anti of atin Seavetor's Ly sary and associates Ty Chisity and Barkersliong. The defense raises questions about customary intent and trust issues as prosecutors seek truth in the alleged scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atin Seavetor
Lysary
Alan Lo de
Ty Chisity
Chen
Barkersliong
Motentiius Yi
Deep snow blankets mountains and towns in late winter
Fragmentary OCR details deep snow in the mountains with mentions of towns and routes. It references people and places in a distressed, unclear line, noting travel disruptions and local conditions. The legible bits point to a harsh weather event affecting travel and daily life.
LKS ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICES SET FOR DAY
The LKS annual memorial services in Pittsburg and Meadville will feature Byron W. King and Philip Willet as speakers with Miss Duncan directing music. The event begins at 2:30 PM in the opera house and invites men seamen and children to attend for a benevolent purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron W. King
Pittsburg
Philip Willet
Meadville, Pa
Lodge
Miss Duncan
AE Thin Megalin
Ui Chitkae Nang Forge
Lowe Fooma
Fie
Anal Wipmorin
Byron J. King
Atuainey
Phillip Wilad
Po Lodge
Mss Columbia Duean
Leary
Derwin
Hell
Tiscali
Hiss
Sunny Jasmiin
Winkie
Unclear OCR Signal Sparks Troubled Legal Row
Fragmentary text references an Andy Moore incident linked to a Southfledt area, a Monroe matter, and a company dispute over a hotel division. Details are garbled, but the fragment hints at a civil or property dispute with financial stakes near 104 and involvement of a political entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ropunt
Southfledt
Amily
Monroe
Astruiant
Gronky A& Ur
Politi Ar
Shinilies Partionings
Hes iI
Moary
Shiinnsstin
Quarterly Conference at Quiet Dell
David Ty Ash of the Clarkehing district of the Medionlca Episcopal denomination will hold quarterly willen at the Methodist church at Quiet Dell Sunday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QUIET
David Ty Ash
Clarkehing
Medionlca
Quok Dell Sutunlay
Sunlay
Monthly Report of Secretary of State's Office
The report lists state business for November, noting nonresident and resident corporations, with numbers detailing charters issued and fees collected. It references totals such as 482 resident corporations and various line items, including sums like 3,097,710.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary OF State's Office
West Winisinia
Nintilor
Lr Coud
Minresident Corporationa
Tau
Mrs Pred Wood Seriously Ill at Moundsville
Fragmentary notice reports Mrs Pred Wood seriously ill at Moundsville. Text is garbled with multiple names and unclear affiliations, but center states her condition and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Wood
Moundsville
General Reduction Sought Stirs Markets Far East Leads
General market tone remains firm in early trading as Far East activity hints at a general reduction. Investors weigh sugar profits and steel earnings with mixed signals. Atchison declares a 2.45% preferred dividend payable February 1 as market leaders show cautious optimism despite potential pullbacks.
Remains Shipped to Martinsburg Hospital
Fragmented OCR reports the remains shipped to Martinsburg after a death at Westler Hospital from typhoid fever. The text is garbled but indicates a shipment and a hospital context with the fatal illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Ceapur
Westler Hospital
Miss Young Relinquishes Duties Amid Illness Suspected Recovery
Owing to Ming Ina Yoong’s illness, Miss Ventrine Lowther of Salon tutors for the Largo chisa in wunle herr. Miss Tow is active. Ina oversees Miss Young’s Dillon College music class in Salem as teacher. Miss Young will travel home to Pomeroy, Ohio once able, and stay until she fully recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Ina Yoong
Ventrine Lowther
Salon
Tow ‘Ther
Ina Chearge
Mise Young
Dillon Cin Salem
Young Bine
Pomeroy
Ohiv
Railroad Construction Near Grafton Progress
Spates D Brady, general contractor on the Buckbarmon and Northern line, reports in court that work is advancing on the rail line between Grafton and Faire siont. About thousands of men are employed at key points between Grafton and Mail, with many sections graded and joined as sections are completed. The road will be ready for rails early next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.brady
Buckbarmon
Fairesiont
Grafton
Cinstint States Court
Ile
Mt Vale Rine
Betywon Grafton
Wedding at Mr Kyle's Ends With Quiet Ceremony
Miss Glinlys Kyle and Mr Richoard Shurlitt are wed in a small ceremony at 0:30 PM at the bride’s parents' home on Saint Chestnut Street. Rev Daniel of the First Baptist Church officiated. Only relatives and intimate friends were invited. The couple plans a home reception and future social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glinlys Kyle
Ie Wresseling
Sant Chestnut Street
Revi Ke I. Daniel
First Baptist
Ryle
Ord
Dlaapel
Kyle
Shurtliff
Real Estate Transfers List From Local Office
Transfers of property are recorded with names such as J. T. Shuttleworth to Dominic Piura and Ulyses Grant Hist to Benjamin F. 11.50 acres in Tenmile district. The fragment notes multiple parcels across streets including Waterstreet and Third street with various grantors and grantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merk
Sullivan
Kastes
Fiponge
Meo Ulure
Jose
G- Sperreisurer
Thres
Aslamis
Aile Hoteher
Atensey
J. T. Shuttleworth
Dominic Piura
Waterstreet
City
Move to Pittsburg Promotes Runyon Family Farewell
Charles Runyon and his daughters Ethel and Lora and son Kalwin plan to move to Pittsburg early next week to join MF Runyon. Friends in Clarke lament the departure and wish them well as they relocate, with Runyon’s household belongings already packed for the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Runyon
Ethel
Lora
Kalwin
Pittburg
Ronyo
Mike Hintely
Tory
Runyon
National
Lies Company
Dan Hot
Wittsbury
Rimnyém
Lly
Clarke
Alleged Murders Arrested in Upstak County Case
Deputy sheriffs and prosecuting attorney Nutter of Upstak county detained suspects late Tuesday evening as they traveled from Grafton to Maiktunnaxt. Witnesses reported seeing the men in Crafton, describing them as involved in the alleged killings. Officials identified the accused as Mer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torney Nutter
Upstak
Grafton
Crafton
Mer
Roosevelt Recommends Dayton in Naval Affairs Debate
President consults on naval committee leadership with Dayton but Speaker Cannon declines to adopt the suggestion. Dayton, West Virginia, would chair the Tuna wick committee replacing Fo e of Illinois as debate centers on strengthening examination of personnel. Cannon and Dayton discuss the issue as the House weighs naval reforms and the president's influence on committee assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Foss
Dayton
Washington
D. C
Teik Wall
Nis Wupgenteal
Connen
Alston G
West Virginia
Foe
Linois
Haas
Amie
Stromgort
Teshow
Mtr
Beton
Lou Amaniiine
Buried at Bridgeport Remains Interred After Night Service
Fourteenth district reports the burial of remains found in a Bridgeport area. Aged about seventy, the deceased was laid to rest last Wednesday after an afternoon service conducted by local officials. The funeral took place at the old family plot, with customary rites observed by the Weston community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Momlay
Athendirm
Big Lumber Deal In Upshiir County Sale At Alexander In Fant
William Potlit a prominent Autotev editor in Upshiir county is in the city and has made a sizable sale of a lumber plot at Alexander In fant county for 879000. The purchaser will continue its operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balemont
William Potlit
Upshiir
Alexander Infant
County
Local Eagles to Aid Fairmont Initiation Night
The Clarkeburg werie Eagles travel to Fairmont Friday to assist in initiating the kelge that was organized there into the water. A banquet will follow, with Charicierg and Geattem Svrinehiss tied to the event. Troy A. Selby, once of the county, is mentioned in connection with the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkeburg
Regulars on Their Odd Behavior at City Hall
Regulars on their odd behavior at city hall Wednesday night drew a crowd. The court proceedings were delayed as deputies searched for writs and the judge awaited a response before adjourning.
Also Mentioned on This Page
8. & N. Railroad
Gowf
United States Circuit Court
Parkersburg
Buck
Hannon & Northern
Opera House
Young Men's Christian Association
Inston
Wain
Prashlent
Ue Tel Cam
Northen
Deo Balsinone
Ytfat
Bik
Eypang
Din
Trt
Dra Marti
Tiptan strAd
Eagles
Clarksburg
Elkins
Scott
Kljtussi
Sen Chan
Debi Quuguw
Seametar
Vnl
Adamston Sages
Agbonston
Dell Cieely
Fonuyry
Fristoe
Veylig
Pontes Aan
Tatu Ty
Ramlahpli
Unis
LKS
Gonveye
Musicale
Misa Catsiteone Sunil
Ferrell
Fairmont
Andy Moore
AL S.soith
Society OF Horticulture
Wheeling
Harrison County
Bruce Southern
Virginia
Drlers
Caprail
Langesiditoriumn
Dial
Lhurrisoy
le Bolny
George AY Sons
Carters
New York
William A
Franklin Carder
A. Pytain
Aaron
Joe Seul
TS MeDqnet Gata
aTelikalti
Ithe
Villerst
Vicineere
Secomit
Ms Carder
Mike Ohovy
Salen
Whdesel
Marxmibee
Weank Stim
Tofefer
Piarpuesn of
Linet
Sainy
Vhotk Seltinis
Frodts
Serine Alina
Ty Aif Mra
Montsyille
Foreign Trade Association
Far East
Sheuse & Co
Phu Tlie
Vino
Cam Jy Union
Livi
Mexigan Central
Christina G
Amdon
Trady Association
Dng Akan
Sersihe
Ip Ewig
Lima Carnings
Louisville
Manks
London
Meniey
Steed
Suveting
Je Dwlars
Sukoil
Simon Hal
Sayenibar
Sayenibar'avoiths Talstow
Cauteville
Steck
Stevie Li
Atchison
Newpen
Blease & Co
Decklyn AutoCransi
Moreltate
Miss. Young
MR. Kyle
Iss Gladys Kyle
Richard Shurtiitt
Roosevelt
Naval Affairs Committee
Sistersville
Kansas
Sintoragilley
Nation
Hall
Star
Wien
Lal
Bridgeport
Ocal Eagles
Sity Hall
Rens
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