New Ordinance Drafted for Water Dams and Sewer Plan
City officials draft a new ordinance to fund water works and sewerage improvements at a total of 70 000 for dams and 50 000 for sewerage. A special committee report backs replacing small pipes with four inch lines, adding hydrants, storage, and a pumping station upgrade, with costs itemized and a plan to connect a 800 000 gallon tank to a twelve inch main.
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BM. G. Sperry
R. T
E.T. Wetr
E. I Wood
Osborne
Hart
I. Z. Set
W. B. Robbins
Council
Lis
Monmod
Brown's Creel
Coburn’s Creek
Tthe Pinglickinnfek
Brown's Creek
Gopurn’s Creek
Ananhales
Eorth Ward
Ruth Ward
Lowndes & Ing
Iaik Creek
Broaddax
Creck Elk Creek
West Fork
Waser Works
Burton Offered a Cabinet Position in Treasury Talk
Washington reports say Representative Burton of Ohio has been offered the treasury portfolio. Burton may prefer a Senate seat and plans to decide after a pending Ohio senatorial contest clarifies his options.
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Washington, D.C
Wallington Mt
Burton
Bush
Treasury
Fie
Weasury
Surtos
Senate
Ho Wit
Hhis
Ohio
Hubbard Expenses Report For Congressman W P Hubb Campaign
Expense statement lists payments from October 1 1908 to Postal Pel Co A J Gotim for travel and lodging. items include 3500.00 prescribed by law 40.00 mileage 5.00 cash fares 20.00 hotel 102.00 postage etc totals are incomplete.
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W. P. Hubb
Eas
Congressional Committee
Typhoon Claims Fishermen in Iawnten May Tragedy
A typhoon struck Iawnten May wrecking thirty five fishing boats. Three hundred and fifty fishermen are feared dead or missing as rescue efforts continue.
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Tokio
Japan
David Garrick at Grandayera House Delights Audiences
On Monday December 7 Mr Cur zon Mallory presents an elaborate performance of the great David Garrick at the Grandayera house. The show features prominent actors from the repertory and promises a novel and lusterful depiction of the celebrated English actor.
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Curzon Mallory
David Garrick
Grandayera House
Englah
Davia & Plek
Poing Fine Business Amid Insurance Ads in City
A. B. Brode of the Great Emateria Accident Company is advertising in the Telegram and has long sold insurance in Clarks since 1894. The item mentions Dam No. 18 above Tej's Island being met today.
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A. B. Brode
Great
Emateria Accident Company
Galtifolis, D
Tej's Island
Fire devastates building in Belingson district
A major blaze at the Teter building on the Belingson vilid floor caused extensive damage. Fire units were called from Sendan and Bellagion areas, with equipment arriving by train. losses estimated around 70000, with stock and departmental wares destroyed. Local witnesses report continued danger and police inquiry underway.
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Elkins
Teter
Belingson
Simotite
Uy Laxaniay
Sendan
Bellagion’y Asalatanes
Nestamies
Can Gral
AX. Tazarus
Mila
Man Arrested After Revolver Display in City Street
Richard Red, a colored man employed on the Harvey Williams farm near Turkey Run, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff J. G. Tink on a Thursday morning in the city street. He claimed an army of people prevents his departure and was held for hearing on preliminary proceedings before Magistrate Gordon.
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Richard Sted
Scott Golden
Harvey Willams
Turkey
Sheri Joh G. Tink
Jalco Agenue
Gordon
Red
I. J. Smith
Willams Rarm
Mery
Crushed HRS Go Soup San Diego Message to Pacific Sailors
A cryptic missive from Magdalina bry simtes to the repulsers of the Pacific squadron was sent to South America last night. Washington reports Herbert I. Sateriee of Newark will serve as assistant secretary of the Navy.
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San Diego
Canif
Gee
Magdalina Brysimtes
Washington, D.C
Herbert I. Sateriee
Newark
Davie Yiavo Family Opens Motpa Home
Mr and Mrs Edward J Davie Yiavo moved into their new residence on Motpa Ave. Local notices celebrate the relocation and new address for the Davie Yiavo couple.
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Edward J. Davie Yiavo
Ob Motpa Ahaa
Looting Rages as President Is Fled Port au Prince
Haitian unrest escalates after Nord Alexia flees the capital. Rioting mobs loot stocked stores and residences of supporters of the former president. Authorities regain control as twelve people are killed and General Simon arrives at seven.
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Bord AE Pringh
Gatti
Nord -Alexia
Port Au Prince
Simon
Revolutionary Movement
Miners Demand New Peace Pact Amid Wage Debates
The text reports miners pressing for a new peace pact four months before the existing agreement expires. Demands include union check off, abolition of the arbitration board, wage scales, and pay by weight. It notes impact on wages and historic context from the 1902-1903 era and mentions the Mount Clare mine incident and local political notes.
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Tiny
Hwo
Maine Emi
Iabor
Conctliation Board
Orhr
Airlice Commission
Unite
Steet
Tabor Hn
Two Brothers Involved After Revolver Incident At Home
A tragic incident at a residence left one youth dead and two brothers under police and coroner review. The coroner examined the scene. the jury adjourned until Thursday evening. The victim attended Ademevents and excelled in rapid studies. his brothers work at a glass factory and other offices. Carl’s funeral is planned for Friday morning with services at the house and burial at Green Lawn Cemetery.
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W. P. Canso
Grimm
J EB. Royle
TF. Hatin
William Kiggang Howard Sf
Shecter
Dube Echeot
Ademevent
Alil
Chase
Carl
Grwnlawn
Inaugural Visit Preparations Reach Washington
Washington Chamber of Commerce seeks to arrange accommodations for visitors ahead of the inaugural ceremony. Secretary Thomas Grant requests from the Toledo or Tocabosri trade group the list of prospective attendees, dates of arrival, visit duration, and preferred lodging. The letter extends a cordial invitation to use the chamber rooms as headquarters with special attention.
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Asleed Briten Maren
Aessey
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Grant
Clarksburg
Senis
Seontary A. K. Church of the Toca Bosri of Trade
Washington Chamber of Comimerte
Mdy
Mtr. Thom
Move to transfer First Regiment Band headquarters debated
The Fairmont Times reports a plan to move the First Regiment Band headquarters from Fairmont to Clarksburg due to pay disputes with Director Ome. Local backers in Clarksburg seek the transfer while Captain Henshaw and guardsmen push to keep the band in Fairmont.
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Fairmont Times
M Misus
Ome
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Wen
Omen
Mms
Iden Dres
Clarkaburg
Ant
John Wielip
Tse
Clarkabars — Ie
Tansfer Tt
Fairatont
Henshaw
Nominations for Women of the World officers listed
The document lists candidates and new appointees for various roles including clerk, escort, sentry, manager, and board members. Names mentioned include A. Haught F. Sut ton Guinn Ri der McWhorter Ernst Stealey Floyd Howell Springs Rider Haley and Goldsmith Barnes Jun seld Dotson Richards Marshall Walden and Wilson.
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Wsanker
W. I. McWhorter
c_ M. Ernst
J. C. Stealey
A. W. Floyd
Albert Howell
G. F. Springs
E. A. Rider
Ner
Haley
Wollara
O J. Goldsmith
John Barnes
Guy Junsell
Luther Dotson
Lewis Richards
Vintae Marshall
Waren Weekly
Charles Walson
River Current Diverted by Dynamos Near Pine Bluff
Detonations to push back the Ne Arkansas river shifted the stream from a threatening bank near Pine Bluff. By early morning the river flowed in a wider channel with reduced force against the endangered banks. The dynamiting continued through the night. Officials confirmed the efforts and noted the river’s altered course.
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Pine Blufs
Ark
Ne Arkansis
Iola
Seriota
Tila
Fumes Kill Three Men in Abandoned Mine Shaft
Dor 2 David Flond of Pittsburgh and William Smien and Jonah Heres, bolted colonene of Chattanooga, were found dead in an abandoned shoot near a canal. They moved times from a charred Ure yet it held warm. Prof Charis P Delion, a singing teacher, organized a chorus of lodge members and planned a concert for the near future.
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Cincinnate
David Flond
Fittsburs
Wiliam Smien
Jona Heres
Bolt Colanene
Charis P. Delion
Lodee
Han
Wen
Neees
Talay
Wainer
Toy Miltit
Eages
Eagles Elect Officers for Comins Year at Toliowa
The Eagles elected a full slate for the Comins year led by J. H. Dayse as past president and T. R. Kearnes as worthy president. Charles P. Dats became worthy vice president with Ty Hart as chaplain and others filling roles including John Kearpes treasurer and WAG Mount guard. A banquet followed with Rock Hart winning toastmaster honors and several impromptu speeches approving the new lineup.
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Eagles
Ofcers
Toliowa
J. H. Dayse
Presidenc
T. R. Kearnes
Worthy
Charles P. Dats
Ty& Hart
Worthy Condatcor
C. P. Dallas
Plantat
Rock Hart
SheiGel
Local Telegraph Operator to Leave for New Union Company
A telegraph operator from the Weilerm Union plans to move to a new position at the Ween Union company. He leaves December 11 to begin work, and many friends note his departure with warm wishes for未来 success.
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Dalpekten
Weilerm Union
Eller
Brisawtok
Boctake
Ween Union Company
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