Mission Of Fleet and the Navy’s 1907 report
In his annual report the secretary urges two vice admirals and naval yards upgrades. The piece discusses the Atlantic fleet voyage, strengthening ships with new armament and machinery, and proposes shore facilities at Norfolk Puget Sound and Mare Island for improved ship repair and readiness.
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SiNiago
Battiantos
Kobe
Manel Tse
South America
Stott
USA
Avery
Isih West
Haris
Dupaukon
Mline
Einintie Wits
Berger Battesnion
Newport
Meshin
Wiliam
Cammar
Sibordinistion
Imperinne
Wnethen
Wavalt
Wasim
Motcale
New Sori
Mailhasintia
Norfelk
Puget Sound
Wimsini
Waugh Named for Speaker as Campaign Highlight
A detailed campaign portrait of Roy Waugh of Upshut county outlines his education at Western Seminary in Hhekhannon, law career and service as prosecuting attorney. It notes broad Republican support, predicting a strong bid for the House speakership and praising his honesty, capability, and local recognition.
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Roy Waurhy
Huckhannan
Tootenies
Waugh
Upshut
Uis Westeyn Seminary
Hhekhannon
Narnia
Selensiio Aya Dlesatzal
Oheo
House
Wankh
Wlwstys Roaily
Thelin
Jatt
Reiity
Taft
Tiasvonk
Toseihan
Mme
Mrs Amos Wins Major Oil Suit
In a Fairmont area case Judge Mason rules in favor of Mrs Mary Amos of Adation Yellow Bellows, widow of the late William Amos. The decision awards her one third of oil production and proceeds from two wells on the Amos farm in Marion County, following the death of her husband and contested dower claims by heirs. The ruling emphasizes the value of ongoing production and the legal rights of a widow to dower in the estate.
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Mary Amos
Adatieon
Yeldow
Releln Anos
Alonza K. Colm
Miryer
Adamsion
Jiromeh
Ber Atrarans
Amox
Maviou
Amos
Allawing
Ames
Marlon
Iydge Mawson
Remia
Urey
Lee Trofims
Ana Valen
Dorris
Amon
Falls Off Tipple Joe Vac Injured In Feud Rock Toss
A short line railroad accident left a 22 year old worker with a broken arm and head injuries. The man was hospitalized after slipping from a tipple and suffering partial paralysis during the incident at Pala.
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Joe Vac
Tiny
Vital
Dola
Fruner Reports Expulsion Notice in Venezuelan Affair
A terse dispatch notes Venezuela's Dryadient Capito leaving for Paris as the Krepeh government claims Castro was expelled. The brief mentions a calculated, speedily delivered plan and hints at a broader political maneuver behind the move.
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Bordeaux
Fruner
Dryadient Capito
Venezuela
Paris
Lewie TY Deem Cast In Rival Auto Meeting
Report notes Lewie TY Deem faces an event at Lone Se Waite Abeiyine for a work project. Two days of activity include Ren Ureater phanasia Dnaylis 26d co and details of the information surrounding the effort. The article mentions Het thet Hh halon pny and Nefe mynrsoxel with Motes and Hojpa rdcely in the context of the gathering.
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Lewie
Permanent organization formed at school meeting
Teachers and superintendents from multiple districts convened to establish a permanent school association. Officers named include J. W. Ogden as president and C. E. Williams as secretary. A program on The Public School as Social Center featured Rev. H. T. McClellan and speakers on the one room school issue.
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Bixtwave Schooli
Clark
Simpson
Sardis
E. Armentronn
Walter Dunes
Wiltitin
Choven
Seppetarr
HT. McClellana
First Presbyterian Church
Nor. D. AW
Virginia
J. C. Tonchett
Thames C. Miller
Sager
Tank
Joseph Rosiér
W- A.deer
C. J. C. Bennett
Mairmoaty
Thomas E. Hodges
Morgantown
Ity
Tovisks
Hev
B.D. Stole
A Martin
Lecure
Orsi’ Lang
School Journal
New York
Mesart, Shinn
Rapa
Maethy
Knox
Graham Arrested in Hartford on Robbery Charge
Charles Graham, a night operator from Parkersburg, was arrested in Hartford on December 11 on charges of robbing boxes of merchandise for the past two years. He was lodged in jail at Point Pleasant after a file room was found full of pins.
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Hartford, W. Va
Hartford
W. Va
Charles Graham
Graham
Parkersburg
Point Ponsa
England Celebrates Reed Victory As Secretary-Elect
The article notes congratulations for Stuart Reed elected secretary, with barbed remarks from Prof Waitman Barbe of West Virginia University written from Oxford University on November 21. Reed received the letter Friday morning.
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Stuart Reed
Maglod
Waitman Barbe
West Virpinks Univesity
Inc Ule European Seats of Learning
Reed
Oxford University
Saloon Killing in Memphis Leaves Three Dead
A white man entered a Memphis saloon early today without a word and killed three Black men while wounding four others. The suspect, Jinm Laturn, was arrested after the pistol assault. A visitor from Satem was left uninjured.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dee
Boy Shot After shotgun incident in West Virginia town
In a town near Bik View cemetery a 5 year old boy, James Richardson, was shot when Clyde Van Pelt Van Pelt fired a shotgun. The weapon discharged as Van Pelt stumbled, striking Richardson in the leg. The wounded boy was taken to a hospital for treatment with his condition described as serious but improving. His father, Erdest Hifer, was in Buckhannon on business and learned of the incident by phone.
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James Richardeau
Bik View
Clyde van Pelt
van Pel
Hubert van Pel
Yietim
Buckhannon
John
Revival Meetings Draw Large Crowds In South Town
A revival campaign led by the Rev. Mr Penmybotk and the Rev. Mr Corder draws a large audience in the South area. Attendees hear plain denunciations of sin andsay the services, held tonight and tomorrow night, will continue next week with warm welcome to all.
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Mr. Pennybacker
Hetda
Grapes Killed Seance Report From California
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Seance in Turut California mentioning Harry Grapes and references to birthplaces and employments. The text appears garbled with names like Glen Elk and Clarksburg and references to a year and a governor.
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Sienn I. Hell
Turut
California
Harry Grapes
Clarksburg
Heshole
Akop
Glen Elk
Kolney Sap
Elevaron
Stans
Town Captured Washington D C and Gonelves Taken
A damaged report notes troops moved from a gunboat to seize the town of Gonelves and establish General Simon's authority. The visit of Mr. Lathrop Charter, cashier of Doddpides County Bank, is recorded with mentions of Adamston schools and a forested area.
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Washington, D.C
Gonelves
Halen
Estabish
Goneral Simon
Recordine
Adichoos
Task Department
Lathrop Charter
Doddpides County Bank
Adamston
New Trial Refused for Capital Conspiracy Defendants
Harrisburg reports Judge Kunkel denied new trials for four defendants in the capital conspiracy cases. The record notes limited corrections and ongoing local movements as individuals arrive and depart from Parkersburg and nearby towns amid illness and travel.
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Harrisburg
Der
Kunkel
J. 1
Sanderson
J- H
Shurmaker
Py Styder
Wy "L. Marhues
National Rivera and Harbors Congress Closes Sessions
Washington D C December eleven the National Rivera and Harbors Congress completed its closing session. The annual reports of the special director and secretary treasurer were presented. Resolutions were adopted including a plan for two bonds of five hundred million dollars for waterways financing. Joseph B Ransdell was re elected president and P Bilson of Cincinnati Ohio was re elected secretary treasurer.
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Washington, D. C
National Rivera and Harbors Congress
Hela Fuiday
Art
Joseph B. Ransdell
P. Bilson
Clucunatl, O
Netherlandish vessel cleared for potential action near Venezuela
The Dutch patlematic Jacob Van Hemakork with cruiser Gald eriund sails toward Venezuelan waters as a show of force. They indicate readiness to engage and to block trade routes if necessary while monitoring allied power moves in the region.
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Willembtad
Cumtad
Decoit
Jacob van Hemakork
Sonstal
Venorateia
Section Of Lands Report Highlights Agricultural Capacity
A government report analyzes United States agricultural land use and potential crop production. It notes limited fertilizer use and crop rotation practices in the past, with emphasis on western states and settled regions, predicting a need for higher yields to meet future demand.
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United States
Tenat
Parateg
Shenile
Miamipp
Louisiane
Texas
Arkurieas
Qkimium
Alton
Conyeres
Watern
Europe
Janie
Ulaphroprisind
Alka
Ea Homenteator
Alice
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England
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SIS Wot Fonts Lollies
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Lee Boe Tay
West Viegtela Printhix Company
Wheeling
Tovetts Fhetiee Company
Charterion
SERASK /Prakun Company
Acme Publistine Capopany
Bormanns
John C. Bond
Chheieston
Antellicencer. Publieting Company
New-Mait Company
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Buieprintine—Triteie Ceonany
Charteston
Womt Vike Ennis Hrisittee Company
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Fie
Bond
Clarles
Isiulligencer
Chmpans
Acme Publishing Company
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Ernest Rider
Clyde
van iPelt
Gonaives
Haiti
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Hylind
Parkard Burg
Lee Smith
Denver
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Mollie Va Smith
Wyer
Pairmont
Wieden
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Jovo
J. Parrett Nerafrat
West Indian Island
Venezuelan
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