Norwegian Explorer Reaches Fort Alpsicn After Northwest Passage
The Norwegian government plans a felicitation for Captain Roandaimaard net as he arrives at Fort Alpsicn having traversed the Northwest Passage. The expedition claims to have found the true magnetic pole and reports great success led by Fridjoff Wansen and associated journalists.
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Christiania
Roandaimaardnet
Fort Alpsicn
Northwest Passage
George Williams
Fridjoff Wansen
Destructive Jackson street fire devastates candy factory
A blaze at the Walcand Company on Jackson Street destroyed the candy factory, boiler room, bakery, and nearby five story residence within hours. The fire, likely started by a gas leak, caused extensive loss with insurance lacking for the Candie Company and Clifford property. Firefighters struggled to contain the flames as crowds gathered and several nearby structures suffered damage.
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Wal- Candy Company
Jackson Ek
Josstan
Suppene
Jonas
Sheen
Me Billings
Nine killed in collision at Wilkins Station
An Overland Limited on the Union Pacific collided with a freight train at Wilkins Station early today. The crash demolished engines, dynamo, and a dining car, killing nine people including mail clerks, dining car staff, two electricians, and one engineer.
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Hy Associated Press
Gron River
Weo
Union Paville
Wilkins
Indiana Adjutant General Resigns Over 596 Dollar Shortage
John R. Ward, adjutant-general of Indiana, resigns after governor Handley demands the investigation of his accounts. The committee alleges a shortage of $596.79, claimed as secured by overcharging pay totals for forty war companies and warrants for troops supplies, with alleged shortages dating back to December 103.
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Associated Pires
Tncithiapol
John , R. Ward
Indiana
Handley
Yeieri
Tadisna Naipyal Gimirdant
Decerhier
Williams jailed for non support and other local notes
Williams jailed for non support after a court appearance in justice court. Luther Noy vs Avis Herbert and William Bussey settled over stolen ring claims with restitution. F R Sellers of Pittsburg ill with appendicitis at Waldo hotel. hope for nonoperative resolution noted.
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Luther Noy
Avis Herbert
Wiliam Bussey
Willy Ue Hoeft
Haveness
W. Gordon
Ft. R. Sellers
Pittsburg
Nile County
Waldo Hotel
Walthour Candy Company to Rebuild After Fire
A partial OCR fragment notes the Walthour Candy Company planned to rebuild immediately following a fire at the plaza. It mentions related permit works by Alexander & Stoyle and possible damp or damaged structures, with Wade to handle property real estate matters.
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Walthour Candy Company
Wade
Gadden
Méxander & Stoyle
Fae
Parvenus at the Opera House Draws Raves for Cast
The Parvenus drew acclaim Monday as Mrs Estill Miss Jean Walker and Miss Pauline Stewart led a strong cast praised for looks, voice, and acting. Friday night’s repeat performance promises higher crowd satisfaction with tickets priced at 25 50 and 75 cents.
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Parvenus
Opera House
Eyalian
Mise Sallis Burgess
Bright
Kisalya
Miss Wail
Pauline Stewart
Brond
Rozelle Estill
Gay Estill
Maier Praises Clarkburg As Prospering City
WHEELING WV Dec 7 Mr W J Maier formerly in produce and green goods in this city now in jobbing business at Clarkburg participates in Mosaic ceremonies. He disposed of the Clarkburg jobbing business and will move to Norfolk Va to engage in wholesale fruit jobbing on a larger scale dealing in cartl and Jota. He praised Clarkburg noting substantial men ready to push the town forward and that steady growth replaces the get rich quick era.
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Wheeling
W. J. Maier
Clarburg
Clarkeburg
Sys
Maier
Norfolk
Clarkalmrg
Major
Clarksburg
Money in United States reaches 2.88 billion stock
The 1905 report of Comptroller of the Currency Ridgeley to Congress details the nation’s money stock. At June 30 1905 the U S money in circulation totaled 2 883 109 364 with 2 031 296 042 in coin and bullion and 551 813 822 United States and national bank notes The Treasury assets total 205 227 211 and circulation 2 587 882 640 The per capita circulation is 31 08 The money held by banks nearest June 30 1905 was 987 800 000 leaving 600 100 000 outside Treasury and banks Currency shares by sector are 10 24 of stock in Treasury 31 2 percent in banks and 58 49 percent elsewhere The per capita time counted is 19 22 From 1900 to 1905 bank money rose from 749 9 million to 7 00 million The report tracks regional bank shares and world per capita stocks with France at 31 41 and Germany at 19 88 among leading holdings.
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Washington, D
William B. Ridgelox
Congress
United States
Hidgeley
Treasury
United States and
National— Bank
National
Tlm
Tyne
Fort
Eastor
Hell
New England
Barths
Mir
Ridgeley
France
Germany
Spain
United
Cruelty and Assassination Reported by AP
An AP dispatch from St. Petersburg describes December 5 killings and cruelty in a palace claimed by a terrorist faction. Report notes torture by Cossacks against a prisoner and references a social revolutions sect's alleged actions.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Salehora
Baptist Services Continue at Fr Traptist Church Amid Interest
Reports say services proceed with growing interest and several conversions. Hes A Holden plans an evening talk this week and a boys and girls program with a four o clock pairing. the pastor will preach Sunday and weekly evening sermons continue, following last night’s excitement.
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Elnrch
A. Holden
Denham Expected to Be Reappointed Postmaster
Washington reports Sherman Daskianeill will reappoint Denham as postmaster at Clarksburg West Virginia. The recommendation came during Denham’s visit to Washington for Congress opening and is backed by Rep. B B Duvver and both Senators Elkins and Scott.
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Denham
Washington, D. C
Sherman
Daskianeill
Clarksburg
Weva
Panama Canal Appropriation Battle in House
In Washington today the House reopened debate on the Panama Canal appropriation. Williams proposed cutting the sum from 16.5 million to about 6.86 million, enough to cover needs to January 15. Prince offered an amendment to raise to 210.9 million. The panel rejected Williams proposal and adopted 11 million. Senate action and treasury inquiries followed as adjournment loomed after a long session.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Williams
Prince
Illinois
Tower
Senate Paseet
Tillman
Sec
Treasury
Informa
Hon
Pho Senate
Iyo
iL Magnate Passes Away in New York Voyage
Daniel Per King Bosworth, a prominent figure described as wealthy and well known, died last night in New York. He served as acting ensign in the U.S. Navy during the Civil War and was a member of the Loyal Legion.
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Associated Prema. Marietts
Daniel Perking Bosworth
Oyl Aunay
Jon
New York
United States
Jy Loyal Legion
Noted Body of Singers to Witness Parvenous
A Columbus Ladies Choir committee aided by Mr M Bi Covell will arrive in the city tomorrow to witness a performance of The Parvenus at the opera house. The choir, one of the leading U S musical groups, seeks to present the play and has telegraphed the author Mr Toho Saunders for permission. Their arrival and attendance promise a notable event. Mrs R J Galloy will host them in the city during their stay.
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Guterpinn Chorus
Columbus
M. Bi Covell
Omorroaw
Parvenus
Terlytrove
Uerpinty Chorm
United States
Apeloty
Toho Sainders
Hick
Nore
Will Tayments
R. J. Gaaloy
He Waldo
Entertainment and Supper by Calanthe on Pike Street
The local organization known as 4 fle Chust of Calanthe will present an evening of entertainment and supper at Reed's Tail on Pike Street tonight starting at 8 pm. A variety of refreshments will be served and there is no admission charge, with the public warmly invited.
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Fle
Calanthe
Pike Strest
Griffin seeks rehearing in farm surface damage case
Attorneys Homer W Williams and Harvey W Harmer prepare to petition the state supreme court for rehearing in Leander Griffin versus the Fairnont Corl Company. The dispute concerns liability for damage to surface from removal of coin and whether surface remains intact. Previously Judge Mason ruled against Griffin and the supreme court affirmed.
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Homer W. Williams
Harvey W. Harmer
State Supreme Plot
Leander Griffin
Fair Nent Corl Company
Libility
Te Company
John W. Mason
Griffin
Suprme
Mason
Messrs. Willimme Innit Harmer
W. P. Hubbard
Wheeling
T.P. Tweobs
New Martinaville
Ricky Arrested as Cable Cutter
Clyde Rickey was brought here from Gypay Thursday morning charged with cutting the Fairmonts Telephone cable at its lines night before Thanksgiving. The crime is serious as the offender was taken before Justice M. Riley for examination on December 11 at 1 pm.
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Clyde Rickey
Gypay
Fairmonts
Library Day observance changes at Htzl school
Library Day will not be observed tomorrow at Htzl school with most activities moved to the afternoon after a successful library bazaar. Dr 3. By will speak on literary topics in the afternoon as K. Arbuthnot visits rooms to give short addresses. patrons and friends are invited.
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Tyal School
Tee
K. Arbuthnot
Street Car Collision During Fire Near Waldour Candy Plant
A street car collided with a horse and buggy amid a large fire at the Waldour Candy Company's plant after street obstructions and crowding near Pike Street. Conductor Highland and Motorman Durgeloase maneuvered the car amid excitement as a horse drawn wagon, driven by a colored man, fled the scene. Only slight damage to the bus was recorded. initial reports of a fatal van accident were unconfirmed.
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Waldour Candy Company
Gharze
Highland
Funeral Directors Meeting Tonight Postponed By Officials
The State Board of Funeral Directors meeting, set at Weldernet, was postponed to tonight at the same time and place as several members were late. Constable Andrew Lyon and S. W. Gordon’s court officials intervened as Russell Carter of Davisons Row faced arrest over an alleged attack involving an animal in a cage before Justice Gordon Tilghiman. Carter’s father, Russell, appeared and challenged the charges, while a wage bonus for the animal’s owner was noted.
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Dustice
Bulle Williams
Carter Tor
Elkins
State Board of
Andrew Lyon
Twe Lige S. WW
Gordon
Coure
Russell Carter
Daviseon’s Row
Tilghiman
Carter
Russell
Forged Firm Name Tied to Local Banking Fraud Probe
Investigators traced fraudulent activity to a firm linked to Williams and Shaffner Brothers. A forged name and mispelled signature sparked a bank check scheme affecting local merchants and producers in Salem area. Deputies pursued leads, with Shaffner Brothers described as contractors to the Salem mill field and questioned over ties to the case. The last sighting of Williams was Sunday morning as he reportedly left the city.
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Williams
Cabrio
Sun
William
Satannay
Dewis Barrett
Cheeks
Airtel Doeyriber
Splem
Shafner
Ehreck
Finvig & Berroft
Shaftner
Salem
Sherif John
Sheridan
Froranon
Wile
Bis Seherdabouti
Merrhers
Shaffner Brothers
Petle
Chad Hind
Merdbanta & Provincers
Wilhiress
Death of Dr Bond in Montana City Area
The obituary reports the death of Dr. Bond at his home near Montana City on Wednesday at 2100 hours. He was a long time physician and employed by Fairmont Coal Company and the Hattimore Oibin railroad company, survived by his wife and daughter. The services are planned for Friday at 9 o clock, with burial in Rockford.
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Nepal
Alti Chica
Weer
Simul Booker
Neam
Taree
Advis Gane
Fairmont Coal
Hattimore
Oibin Railroad Company
Esidos
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