Church Council Meeting At Waldo Discusses Law For Religious Bodies
A Waldo church council met to consider proposed state laws for the incorporation of religious bodies. Delegates included Bishop Grotzo, Rev. G. C. Smith, Rev. J. T. Iosiats, and other ministers. The session formed committees on church extension, temperance, racial purity, foreign missions, and normalization, aiming to align with a federation plan across states.
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Grotzo
Peterisin
Garberdbury
Cunter
J. We
W. Lynch
D. W. Gimiinginin
Tes
UN- Bighekm
Hupter Moss
Ent
Riemer
Frorisr Davie
John Weddow
Waters
Lryden
Moreign
Hichingison
Grafton
S. Tawson
K- Moore
Tewde
Pritchard
Mathen
Normhationt
Fev
A. Bi. Odell
Owigians
G. We Buredotte
H. D- Medelland
Federan oGtnell Gakine
Stat” Midiature
Virginia
Hunt
Figard
Bay Op
Fathers Accused In Court Over School Truant Violations
We Vs Osnight a miner of Cook mine and Joseph Tamogo a Blayish miner of Meadowtook faced charges on the late Paucaday flietspan in Justlen G St Gordan' fourt for violating the compulsory school law. They were accused of attempting to sell his twelve year old daughter Tiyth to the payute school at Mead Owhook and Taungala charged with failing to send his nine year old daughter Marl to the same school. The charges were preferred by A W Marti truant officer of Simpson district. The defendants were arraigned Monday afternoon at the fines as Mondowh took and brought Wo tall.
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Osnight
Cook Mine
Joseph Tamogo
Meadowtook
Paucaday
Justlen G
St Gordan’ Fourt
Knght x
Tiyth
Payute
Mead- Owhook
Taungala
Marl
A. W. Marti
Simpson
Odell Qualifies in Estate Bond Case with New York Surety
Odell, described as a fiveamer, is granted qualification with a bond of 11000 by American Surety Company of New York. Appraisers listed include Thoms Hyymend, Ashe, M. Long, Frunte Willigon and Tuytor in a terse, partially garbled notice of the estate matter.
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Oren Jr
Sisan
Odell, Fiveamer
Bond
American Surety Company of
New York
Iie Thoms Hyymend
Wie Ashe
M. Long
Unclear historical note on a public event
Reader sees a garbled report referencing an unedited attendance at a yearly American event with mentions of heat and a date. The fragment lacks clear names, places, or outcomes to summarize distinctly.
Judge Lindsey Lectures Spark Civic Righteousness in Clarksburg
Local citizens eagerly anticipate Judge Lindsey the famed juvenile court advocate. The political reformer is praised for his pledge to serve the people over party, promising a talk on civic righteousness at the First Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow evening.
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Bey Lindsy
Clarksburg
Thie
Clarksourg
Nan
Lindsey
Breat
Hia
Ocala
En Lindsey
Oman
Rustah
le Winty
Tofay
Ehader
Lindsey Decomier
Epis
Sopal Ekuron
Vandervort Dead in Weston at 64 After Illness
The funeral and burial of Bear Vandervort took place in Weston. He was 64 and died from acute diabetes. Vandervort served as general passenger and freight agent of the railroad now owned by Baltimore and Ohio. He previously worked as a deputy sheriff and family man. He is survived by his wife Sally Tunstill Vandervort and son Stokes Vandervort, with a brother J. S. Vandervort, cashier of Lewis County Bank. He belonged to Weston Episcopal church and a Mason.
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Bear Vandervor
Weston Teeaday
Vendervors
Wea
Virginia & Pittgure
Ualtinore
Ohio
Linturie
Weston
Ufue
J. G. Vandervort
Vandervort
Sally Tunstill Vandervort
Stokes Vandervert
J. S. Vandervort
Lewis County Bank
Westorn
Weston Episcopal Church
Maeon
Census shows population increases across states in 1900s data
The census figures indicate Arkansas up 262,886 to 1,974,449 and South Carolina up 175,084 to 1515,100. The report notes further ceremonial events and local remarks surrounding the data.
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Washington, D. C
LMU
Payne Bill Support Noted in President's Annual Message
In Washington the Payne Bill received steady attention as President Taft read his annual message to Congress. The address covers progress in foreign relations including arbitration successes with Great Britain, the Hague tribunal, and proposed international prize court provisions, with praise for Elihu Root and Secretary of State’s leadership.
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Washington, D.C
Dae
Tait
Senate
Senate Chamber
House of Representatives
United States
Permanent Court of the
Bague
Great Britain
Ee Lepparton
Sso
Elihu Root
Root
Ence
New York
Hague
Venezuela
Orinoco Steamship Company
Ebo Natinnat
Blizzard Sweeps the Atlantic Coast Storm Report
A severe blizzard sweeps the Atlantic coast bringing heavy snow and sleet from Virginia to New England. The storm disrupts travel as authorities monitor its impact on daily life and transport.
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Atlantic Coast
New England States
To Appoint Peace Commission and International Treaties
President considers appointing a commission to study disarmament and international agencies. He notes progress on treaties with Britain, including boundary water regulations and the international fisheries commission, awaiting Senate approval and enforcement funding.
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United States
Sur
Europe
Candas
Great Britain
Senate
Canada
Pasnamaquadly Bay
Grand Na=ban
Great Fieltain
Canad
Overthrow of Manuel II Proclaimed Portuguese Republic
United States recognition followed Portugal’s October 1910 proclamation of a provisional republic after the monarchy was overthrown. The move ended the monarchy of Manuel II and established a republican government in Lisbon with international notice.
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United States
Portugal
Reovisione
Narrow Escape At Glenelic Hotel Gas Leak
Samuel Brown a genta mixologist at the Glenelic hotel had a narrow death escape from gas asphyxiation late Monday afternoon. A gas jet leaked while he slept, a chambermaid on the corridor detected the odor and awakened him. He recovered after several minutes from the effect of the gas, which could have killed him within minutes if not found.
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Samuel Brown
Glenelic
Brown
Representative Hughes Faces Possible Election Contest
The report notes Representative Hughes, re elected, has received no notice of contest from Renkin Wiley, his defeated rival. Under law, a contest notice must be served within thirty days after the election, with Wiley expected to file by December 13. If filed, Hughes would have five days to answer before the matter moves to the House clerk.
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Wasiington
Hughs
Renkin Wiley
Wiley
Coster
Hughes
Lis
House of Representatives
Orders Issued by Interstate Commerce Commission
Reparation orders set in Washington DC for Moore and Mungtragafaut and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Refunds and overcharges totaling 8.08 for an imported clay carload from Philadelphia to Cameron West Virginia. Other refunds include 43.25 for ammonium chloride from Hartford West Virginia and 19.80 for household goods from Steubenville to Washington Pennsylvania.
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Avashington
D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moore and Mungtragafaut
Baltimore and Ohio Falkoad Company
Telind
Jaly
Philadelphia
Cameron
W Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Hartford
Wva
Troy
Aln
C. W. Maxwell
Wheeling and Lake
Arfe Railroad Company
Steubenville
Washington, Pa
Census Tabulation Nears Finish For Tolygiowy Count
The census tally is under way with wax seals and cards marked for apportionment. Officials say the tabulation will not finish before week’s end as the denomination of the cards and the machine work face delays.
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Tolygiowy
Death of Mrs Irvin Fitzpatrick
Mrs Irvin Fitzpatrick died suddenly at West Lake Georgia after a period of illness. She was the daughter of James M and Nannie B McCann and sister of H McCann. She grew up in the area and attended Mary Baldwin school in Staunton. She is survived by her husband Irvin Fitzpatrick and other relatives.
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Irvin Fitzpatrick
Merir Seledrica McCann
West Lake
James M
Nannie B. McCann
H. ¥. McCann
Mary Baldwin School
Staunton
New DOJ Order Affects US Marshal Service Paper Handling
A new department of justice directive requires papers to be served by the deputy nearest the actual service point, aiming to reduce deputy overlap. Marshal Doyle noted the proposal would align with this approach, improving efficiency compared with the existing district division that has operated for some time.
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Départment of Justice
United States Marshal’s Office
Tosute
Marshal Doyle
Indictments Filed In Franklin County Fraud Case
New indictments allege fraud against George Le Rogstes John Paine George Wood and others in Franklin County. The prosecutor seeks to charge all defendants though some charges are challenged as insufficiently stated by the district attorney. The Supreme Court presently weighs the exceptions to the state’s case.
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Golumets
George le Rogstes
John
Paine
Gvorge Wood
Franklin County
Tobago Burns Evansville Fire Destroys Tobacco Warehouse
A fire in Evansville caused about 750000 dollars in damage to the Bendrich Tobacco Company’s warehouse and several adjacent buildings were destroyed.
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Evansville
Dee. G
Bendrich Tobacco Company
Senators Sworn In Amid Turbulent Opening Remarks
In Washington DC on December 6 a volatile session began with the oath of a new Senate cohort. The ceremony proceeded amid confusion as officials completed the oath for Ewaneon and colleagues from Georgia and nearby states.
Congress Forest Conference Clashes Over Protective Measures
Report from St Paul on a May conference where state and federal representatives debated forest protection and prevention of fires. Governors and lawmakers pressed for strong measures and funding to curb blazes, with speakers including industry leaders and education officials urging prompt action.
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ST. Paul
May Forest
Consis Aed
Govarnaeil
DeScoth
Solu Stale
Paul
Eberhart
Muerhart
Meinin
United States
Peltis
Tate
Jvation Association
Searsity Atate Forecter
Michigans
Griffith
C. Andres
Toreatey
Missiouri
Minneeota
Fowler Free Chicago Det ?-WSier Gard
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Fowler and Chicago with garbled details. Unable to determine full context or factual events from the readable text.
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