Postponed Jay of Grace and Paris religious meetings
The report notes a one day postponement linked to ongoing Paris church matters. Government actions include church control measures and grants allowing Catholic services in Paris churches under the 2281 public meetings law, with approvals by Cartin Richora and Martinest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay OF
Grace
Paris
Ecclesiast
M. Martinest
Wilter
Felix Johin
Paris Tomor
Cartinsl Richora
Mining Ores in Mexico Mining Ores in Mexico
A travelogue recounts a journey through Chihuahua and Sonora to Durazno and Ocarino, detailing the Green Gold Miners Company and their vast mining operations. It notes camping, mountain road engineering, and encounters with engineers, US visitors, and a Mexican gold vein prospect. The party reserves mention a century-old mine at Yeaum Mary and a 355 mile trek through mineral-rich country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gores
MésCotea
Navidad
Grees Company
Apto
Callece Durasno
Inspector Clarke
Alvin Bassell
Bassell
Mr. Clarke
Akilfal Snorer
Bussell
Ilesnake
Shout
Duramo
Durazno
Ocarino
Minsouri
Ohio
Salem
Chihuahua City
Chituanua
Green Mining
Ta al
Thin Town
Yeaum Mary
Baxters
Mexico
Otiver Pines
Advent Season Observances Mark Catholic Preparations
Local Catholics observe Advent as the season before Christmas with purple vestments and penance. Churches nationwide prepare elaborate Nativity celebrations and special musical programs as they await Christ’s birth.
Aika School to Present Holiday Music Oratorio
The Aika School plans a four music oratorio before holidays to raise funds for library additions. Funds from Library Day last Friday in Clarksburg included a cash donation of 69.92 and several books donated by friends of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aika
Schoo Libraryjn
Clarksburg
Bisset
Papile
Friends of Hk
New Fertilizer Plant Promoters Hit Upon Town Site
Industrial interest surges as M Glarknt and partners announce a large fertilizer factory. D M Morris and A Bre push to secure a charter and site, with daily output planned at twenty to thirty tons. Prices target broad usability, aiming to undercut current fertilizer costs. Promoters seek location favored by mature plant supply, eyeing a strong market and large business potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mglarknt
D. M. Morris
Bre
Jt. Sounider
Otte Imax
Ees Cau
Tablet to Keep Alive Birth Day of State
Fragmentary historical account discusses a plan to place a commemorative tablet in a courthouse to mark the formation of the state of West Virginia in 1861. It recounts a Harrison County meeting, the Wheeling convention, and lists officials and delegates involved, noting the desire to honor the event for future generations. The text notes that only two delegates remain alive and argues for courthouse placement of the tablet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Gor
Henry
Haymaba
West Virginia
Harrison County
Court House
Sher
Harrow County
John Hursey
John Wesley Harris
Virginia
Wheeling
North
Hou
Jom S. Cable
Waldo P. Gof
John J. Davts
Thomas L. Moore
Soloman S. Fiem~ing
Lot Mowen
Willan E Lyon
Felix Sturm
Benjamin F. Shuttleworth
James Lynch
Wheelbneom
Washington Hall
Lacrf
Aid
John J. Daves
F. Shululuteworth
Alexander €. Moore
Henry Haymond
R. Abh
Tasper Y. Moore
Pole Canning Plant Destroyed in Broad Fire at Greenwood
In Greenwood Indiana on December 12 the vegetable canning factory of J P Polk Coupling burned completely with a loss estimated at 22009 dollars. The plant was described as the largest of its kind in the world and the fire left no salvageable structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breenwood
Ind
J. P. Polk
Death summons Miss Despard in local notice
The body of Miss Diana M. Despard will arrive on No. 3 tomorrow morning and go to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Duncan on West Main street. Funeral and burial will be Friday. Miss Despard died Tuesday morning in Philadelphia where she and her mother and brother have lived for years. She weathered typhoid fever last July and never recovered. She was daughter of Mrs. Gertrude Despard and the late Burton Despard, and sister to Mrs. Nathan Goff and Burton M. Despard. niece of Mrs. J. J. Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana M. Despard
J. J. Duncan
West Main Street
Miss Despard
Philadelphia
Gertrude Despard
State Federation 5 to Convene for Labor Talks
The State Federation of Labor in this city calls for a meeting to discuss wage workers’ issues and proposed measures. It highlights education, factory and railroad safety, school term length, and permanent headquarters planning while stressing unity and political support from legislative representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George NS. Kolnut
meritary-Leeisher
Suite Federation of Labor
Cal
Testate
Cats
State Federation of Labor
Nominations and dates set for Senate action and Christmas adjournment
Washington dispatch notes nominations to Senators for March 4 or December 24 effective dates following a conference. Ambassadors Henry White in France Lloyd Griscom to Italy John W Riddle to Russia and Irving Dudley to Brazil named. House approves adjournment for Christmas holiday December 29 and reconvenes January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameodatna Preead
Washington, D. C
Ale
Cortelyou
von Meyer
Garfield
Moody
Bonnaparte Metcalf
Straus
Senate
Henry White
France
Lloyd C. Griscom
Italy
John W. Riddle
Russia
Irving B. Dudley
California
Brazil
House of Representatives
Mayor sentences colored defendants in police court
In police court Mayor Harmer jailed Lens Morris for five days for disorderly conduct and profanity on the Glen Elk bridge. Morris paid $2 costs. Jim Beckwith was arrested and to appear for trial. James Sannon, drunk on the streets, faced a $3 fine and three days’ imprisonment after failing to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmer
Lens Morris
Glen Elk Bridge
Jim Beckwith
Lewis
Joyce
Brooke
Beckwith
Jim
James Sannson
Costa
Revenue Violator Held for Federal Court in Park Membre
Martin Quasidy of Tannelton is jailed awaiting the next federal term for selling whiskey without a license. Officer Happ arrested him and brought him in. Happ also took Dick Loney before Commissioner Dally at Kingwood and had his bond set for federal court at Park Membre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Quasidy
Tannelton
Happ
McIntyre Release After Complaint Withdrawal in Court
McIntyre was released from county jail after his uncle Z Moors withdrew the complaint in Magistrate Riley's court alleging an attempt to evade a $34 board bill. McIntyre arranged to settle the account out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Z. Moors
Riley
MccIntyre
Harvey Bond Renewal in Drift Court for Charles Harvey
Charles Harvey, charged in the killing of Tra Watsdl at Brows, appeared in drift court on Tuesday and renewed his bond of 1000 dollars. The case was continued to the next term of court. A former verdict of guilty had been set aside several months ago by Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harvey
Tra Watsdl
Dronft
Pay Day Delays Noted At Baltimore And Ohio Line
Pay day arrives early for workers on the Baltimore and Ohio line with checks distributed to employees amid brisk pay activity. Citizens in Volga and Virginie observe tax concerns and discuss wage timing amid unusual pay trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Grand Jury Findings in County Court Proceedings
The county grand jury reports a busy docket with road and land cases across districts. It notes exonerations, appointees, and orders to summon landowners for road establishment, including parcels in Coal, Clay, and Try districts, plus valuations and transfers of various lots and acreages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Dunes
Charlotte
Lowther
James B. Martin
C. Fittis
Allison Bartlett
John ¢. Johnson
Clarksburg Fuel Company
Coal District
Nancy Tetrink
Ts Clay District
Susan Green
Etrickan
William Hxsnab
Hugh Garrett
Try
Fm Cowl
Wiliam
Smith
W. B. Parrish
Thomas Smith
William BH. Fancher
Rubams Fancher
Dora Rine— Burt
Sammonrd
William Fancher
Porter Frum
Martha C. Gof
J. A
E. A. Batton
F. M. Davison
Tenmile
A. ©. Dever Wan
Harrison
TF. Gray
Yat
FW. McDonald
Nat
Civil Service Exam Held for Postal Clerk Carrier Posts
A civil service examination was conducted by Secretary A B Bowpees of the civil service board, with eight applicants including H B Swixer from Sardia, John Mooro, H G Barnatt of Bridgeport, and Robert Sedwick. The test covered orthography, penmanship, addressing, copying, arithmetic, and station setting. The exams were processed in Washington for grading and eligibility certificates. Martin Cassidy was removed today from sale on bond in Tunnelton and charged with violating internal revenue laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B. Bow Pees
Civil Service Board
H. B Swixer
Sar
Dia
John Mooro
Hf. G. Barnatt
Bridgeport
Robert Sedwick
Martin
Hayes
City
Washington
Martin Cassidy
Tunnelton
One of the oldest Elks 15 in the order
A longtime Elks member connected with the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks spoke at a Tuesday gathering in Baltimore lodge. He, among seven members, has served thirty six years and is proud to have been mother lodge in 1870. He visited the New York City lodge on November 1 and shared a tale about Elkdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gran Stout
Kork City
Ballimore Lodge
Mr. Stout
Elgon
Midweek Prayer Meeting at Gof M. E. Church
All who expect to attend are invited to join the midweek prayer meeting at 7 20 o clock at the church. A fellowship meal is planned after the service and the subject will focus on Advent with the theme Hi Coming to save. Bishop Philifea Bi will lead the hymn sing along with a choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philifea
Pennant Awarded to Chicago Team in December Meeting
In Chicago on December 11, the American meeting concluded with the pennant being awarded to the Chicago team amid official proceedings and ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dec
Chistes
Planning new residence by J and Vanterwor
Planning a new residence, J and Vanterwor signed a contract after conferring with Holmboe of the firm at 50 Lafferty architects, to build Weston residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & Vanterwor
Holmboe
Lafferty, Architects
Eecaral Pisca
Dee New Residencn
Bulldts Weston
National Bank Faces Closure Reported In May Reserve
Readable fragments indicate a bank, farmers and a financial entity in Waynetown facing a possible closure. The notice mentions month reserve actions and an official tone, suggesting regulatory or pending enforcement. Further details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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A. P. Gladdem
Catho Jc
Country
Meriter Bstetory
Sateen
POLE
Nathan Goll
Burton M. Despard
Tertary Kollman
Charleston
J. BR. Trotter
Backhan— Oon
Aid No
Flarvey W. Harmer
Pompetition
Tintr
York Plae
Emanipetoi Atil
Glen el Bridge
Scanlon
Tee
Harvey
Deusis Bazit
Volga
Bétke Bulle
Falomr
George Ly Hartley
Falong
Wifi
South Penn
Jackson
Rma
Park Coal Compass
Robert A. Gacretfilm Mitesedd
Im Federal
AP Gof
Hare
National Bank FS
Waynethere
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