Clergy appeal yields mixed results in Paris church services
In Paris on December 13 worshippers filled church interiors as clergy urged parishioners to attend the first masses after the prior dispersion of crowds. Police logged names of priests for potential charges while authorities monitored infractions to the anti papal demonstrations. A separate note from Exqu1st, secretary of the Paris papal nunciature, arrived in Rome detailing the situation to inform foreign powers and possible French government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assocision Press
Saris
France
Thrief
Associated Press
RONS
Italy
Mer
Mon- Exquist
Opal
Paris
Papal
Tksy
Sunday Train Service Restored On Lalti More Onio Route
The Sunday accommodation train between Weston Buckhannon and Fairmont will resume under the new winter schedule. Weston to Buckhannon departs 6:00 a. m. Buckhannon to Clarksburg 8:20 a. m. Clarksburg to Fairmont 9:40 a. m. Fairmont to Clarksburg 4:00 p. m. Clarksburg to Weston 6:20 p. m. Final arrival Weston 7:20 p. m with Buckhannon service ending about 8:12 p. m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston and Buckhannon
Fairmont
Laltimore @ Onio
Ehie
Wli
Bockhannon
Bes A. m
Weelon
Clarkaburgs
Clarkshare
Irave
Clarkabuce
Clarksburg
Weston
Buckhannon Wi
Patrick's Gage 15 Dismissed in Supreme Court
The Patrick case involving Albert T Patrick, condemned for the murder of William Marsh Ries, was dismissed in the Supreme Court on a motion by his consent to clear the way for Governor Higgin to commute his sentence to life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
New York
Asociated Press
Washington, D.C
Albert T.patrick
William Marsh Ries
United States
Higxing
Patrick
Police Court Records Show Punished Prisoners at Session
Three prisoners appeared before Mayor Harmer at the regular police court session. John Conner Frank Heldy and another unnamed individual pleaded no contest to drunkenness. Conner received five days fine payment. Heldy paid by his employer and the others were sent to the bastile for nonpayment of fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pires
Harmer
Police Court
Orming
John Conner
Frank Heldy
Nix
Arunkenness
Conner
Jana Conta
Heldger
Mary
Conte
Summoned to Century in Barbour County
Pibriane Avent Benjamin Brown is summoned to Century in Barbour county to look after a Boggesm family in dire need. He will go there Sunday to take action and provide aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pibriane
Avent
Benjamin Brown
Ceney
Barbour County
Pee Chinten
Miss Slussar May Be Crazy Like She Acts
The Chester DeVonde stock company presented the fixed musical comedy Bleeding Hearte at the Grand last night. The theatre was filled and the play satisfied. Mr DeVonde starred with broad emotional range while Arthur Knight led the music. Knight, son and heir of English baronet Firemaurice Knight, travels in America and hopes to show off Americanization to his family. He plans to return to Bullingham Towers next summer. Knight’s pronunciation and bearing impressed locals as a true Englishman. Meanwhile Miss Slussar is being examined by the grand jury in Bridgeport related to an alleged assault on George Frosh, with reports of erratic behavior and spitting. Authorities arranged for her appearance before the jury after a ruling by the judge and transport by deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester DeVonde
DeVonde
Arthur Edward Knight
Arthur Edward Firemaurice Plantaganet Knight
England
America
Bullingham Towers
Bullingham
Bulling
Bullinghamshire
Knight
Phere i GiMealey
Maggie Sinsmr
George Frosh
Bridgeport
Abe
Mt. Clare
Frosh
Miss Slussar
John Lang
John Knox
Mins Siussar
Grand Jury
Family Squabble Brought In Court
Mrs. Mary E. McClang of Bost Pike street corner Oak faced Magistrate Riley after a warrant from her daughter Roma Jett accusing her of beating Roma's child Aidas Quinn with a pick handle during a family quarrel. The hearing included sharp alimony remarks from family members. The magistrate fined McClang on condition no further similar cases occur and ordered her to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. McClang
Bost Pike Street
Corner Oak
Riley Wednes
Roma Jett
Jetts Duaehier
Aidas Quinn
Satie
Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Execs Visit Weir Plant
Mr. Be W. Mudge of Edmund W. Mudge Co and president of Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Co with assistant R. G. Campbell visit B. T. Weir’s tin plate plant to review improvements. They praise the plant’s steady operation all year and expect continued smooth operation into the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Mudge
Edmund W. Mudge, & Co
Pittsburg
Phillips Sheet & Tin Plate Company
R. G. Campbell
Bia
B.T. Weir
Tin Plate
Mudge
Phillips
Unclear fragmentary report on Virginia bond case in D.C.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Washington describe a Virginia bond case and a pending Braxton county matter. Mentions Senator Spooner and Governor Dayson, with references to the governor’s role and unresolved litigation.
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Wasiingpon
Dee
Gover
Nor Dayson
Wabington
Spooner
Wevjzey
Virgini
Sennyor Spornen
Braxton County
Thorn Son Undergoes Successful Tonsil Operation
Paul Thorn son of Senator and Mrs Arthur J Thorn underwent three surgical operations at St Marys Hospital Thursday morning for swollen tonsils that had troubled him for some time. The operation was successful and he will soon be rid of the ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Thorn
Arthur J
Thorn
St. Marys Hospital
Hartje Divorce Case Closes With Refusal of Divorce
Pittsburg Pa December 13 Judge Robert S Frazer ruled against Augustus Hartje in the Hartje divorce suit from his wife Mrs Mary Scott Hartje. The petition cited alleged intimacy with former coachman Thomas Mending but the court found no sufficient grounds for a separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Tudga
Robert S. Frazer
Hartje
Peti Jon
Augustus Hartje
Milionare
Mary Scott Martie
Thomas Mending
Secleion
Largest porker yet from Quiet Dell hog butcher
M. D. Garrison of Quiet Dell visited the city Wednesday and holds the season’s record for the largest hog. He killed a hog weighing 675 pounds dressed on Monday, a little over a year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Garrison
Quiet Dell
Oyster festival planned by Ivy Rebekah Lodge No 104
Ivy Rebekah Lodge No 104 of Adamaton will host an oyster festival at the LO. O. F. hall on Saturday evening and night December 18. An enjoyable time is assured. Everybody invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Rebekah Lodge No. 104
Adamaton
LO. O. F. Hall
Schuck to Attend Lodge Meeting in Glen Elk Tonight
Charles J. Schuck of Wheeling grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias West Virginia will attend the local lodge meeting in Glen Elk tonight. Degree work will be conferred and Rathbone Sisters will serve refreshments. all members are expected to be there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Schuck
Wheeling
Knights of Pythias of
West Virginia
Glen Elk
Rathbone Sisters
Knights of Kearney Chart to Hold Meeting Tonight
Members of W. Kearney Chart No 16 will meet tonight at 7:30 PM. Officers to be re elected and a display of ice will be part of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¥. Kearney
Waldo hotel proprietor reelected head of hotel association
At Huntington this week the Hotel Keepers Association of West Virginia reelected Gassey of the Waldo hotel as president for a second term. Thompson of the Brunswick hotel was reappointed secretary treasurer. The group restructured, dropped several older members, and raised dues from 3 to 22 dollars. Three new members joined: R W Cox Huntington L E Smith Charleston and H E Persenat Thurmond. The next annual meeting will be in Charleston.
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Weat
Huntington
Gassey
Waldo Hotel
City
Thompson
Brunswick Hotel
Wheelleg
Wise
Gerley
J. F. Conway- Watson
Fairmont
J. A Herndon
New Martinsville
Fred Bartlett
Bartlett
Mannington
C. D. Johnson
Richwood
Wil Mamas
G. O. Taylor
Charleston
Homer Smith
Pt. Plessant
EH. Cox
Harry BicChure
Wheeling
J. C. Woodford
Parkersburg
E. Baney
Wheelings
L. H Crump
Kenova
B. Erast
Parkersbure
C. BE. van Kleuren
R- W. Cox
L. E. Smith
H. E. Persenat
Thurmond
Frederarick
West Virginia Growers Convene In Cumberland
The West Virginia Growers Association held its annual convention in Cumberland Maryland at the Associa ted Merchants hall. Delegates from Northern West Virginia Western Maryland and Eastern Ohio attended. Officers elected were President Kas Horstman Wheeling Vice President Henry Bleber son Martin s Ferry Ohio Secretary treasurer Thos F P Thenery Wheeling. Executive committee comprised Chas Fischner Wheeling John Keating Cumberland and A B Howrud Elkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
West Virginia Growers’ Association
Associated Merchanw
West Virginia
Maryland
Rastern
Wheeling
Parkeraburs
Huntington
Cologius
Bellaire
Siewant
Kas. Horstman
Henry Bleberson
Martin's Ferry
Thos
FP. Thenery
Chas Fisigner
John Keating
Cumberlain
A. B. Howrud
Elkins
Mrs Isaac Post Dies at Home in Overfield
Mrs Elizabeth Post widow of Tana Pont died this week at her Overfield home on Elk Creek near the Barbour Harrison county line. She was well known in the eastern part of the county and had many relatives. Survived by her husband two sons and two daughters among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Post
Tana Pont
Overfield
Elk Creek
Barbour County
Harrison County
Etter
Post
Mia
Moe
Daugher
New Girl Baby Born to Ne and Mr Jason Kotor
Ne and Mr Jason Kotor of Qhlot Wall announce the birth of a baby girl. The family reports the infant was welcomed Thursday by proud relatives and well wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Kotor
Qhlot Wall
MD Benor
County Judges Act. Licenses and Exonerations Filed
County court convened Thursday with full attendance. Edward J. Keesen received a restaurant license at numbers Bumberport and O'Neil. James M. Morris and others granted exonerations or new bonds. Loyd Duft’s liquor license transferred to MLD Sheridan. Inghram, MOD, granted peak and billiard license at Salem. Enterprise Drug Company license moved to a new building. A horse theft case involving Travels Fifmen and Paty Dollar, valued at FEBO, was investigated. horses recovered by Sheriff T. W. Barker. Courson spent hundreds more chasing thieves. parties holding horses innocent.
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Stert
Edward J. Keesen
Bumberport
Post and Billiard Yoenee
Wasee County Court
Agate
Lurdman & Ward
O'Neil
James M. Morris
Bandamania
A.M. Ritter
Margarite
Edison
Carl Ritter
W. Guy Tetrick
Guardish Ad
Weiilan Coursau
Washington
Pa_ hee
Buckhianson
T. W. Barker
Mergano
N. i
Courson
West Virginia
Justion
Partien
Bogress
Constable Arrests Man On Board Bill Charge
Constable Lee Coffman went to Weston with a warrant for Ed Scott a glassworker in Squire Gordons court charged with attempting to evade a board bill of 38 owed to Johnson and Aumuller Pike street restaurant proprietors. On payment the board bill was settled and the complaint withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Coffman
Weston
Ed Scott
Squire Gordon's Court
Johnson & Aumuller
Pike Street
Golden Seal Lodge Meeting Details at Ode Ollewe Hall
The Golden Seal Clarkevine Camp No 400 Order of the Garden Seal held a meeting last evening at the Ode Ollewe hall with Dr W A Pietcher presiding. Four men applied for membership as business was transacted. Speeches were delivered by Dr WW A Fletcher M J Keiser B Mr Goodwin Mrs Acheson Mrs Sphar and Supreme Organizer Upton Tainbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkevine
Police arrest man in Glen Elk on stolen case
A suspect named C W Thaw was arrested Thursday in Glen Elk by Officer Simms on suspicion of stealing a two-pult case from a waiting room at the depot. The man was jailed and to appear before Mayor Harmer or Justice Papera in a later hearing. An empty pocketbook was found on the detainee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simms
Glen Elk
Harmer
Justice of the
Vento
Numeros
George Hinard
Evening Meeting Invite From Bunda School
A notice invites attendees to a Friday night meeting at the Bunda School with gospel readings from Matt 13 13 Tea 52 13 25 63 1 12 and a cordial invitation for parishioners to attend. Five to keep the time as Tram 711% to 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Sigut
the Baptist
Christus Hadestor
Fopfe
Operated On John Mansfeld at Kessler Hospital
John Mansfeld of Teekeedbure underwent an operation at Kessler Hospital on Thursday. Further details are unclear due to garbled source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mansfeld
Teekeedbure
Kessler Hospitet Thurday and
Aulerswplan
Bperé— Thom
Dees Usbewiil
Actor Rankin Duvall in Sixth Avenue saloon knife incident
A man claiming to be actor Rankin Duvall, 40, entered a Sixth Avenue saloon, drew a cheese knife, pressed the blade to his throat, and collapsed to the floor. Police described the scene as a dramatic but incoherent event with unclear motive and no immediate injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prec
New York
N. Y
Pec
Unclear entries about Ring Occur health in Stockholm
Stockholm dispatch notes alarming health concerns around Ring Occur. Health symptoms described as heart related include irregular pulses and anxiety. The fragmentary text mentions dates and places, but specifics are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Despard Woman's Obituary and Burial Arrangements
Body arrives in the city for Mrs Tiana M. Despard with sev eral relatives accompanying the casket. The funeral will be held at Despard burial ground near the Mesonic cemetery, with arrangements not yet set. Notable attendees include Dr. Patten L Deepard and Mr. B. M. Depard, along with Mrs. Gertrude Dem ward and Mr. and Mrs. James Ambler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiana M. Despard
Philadelphis
J. Z. Duncan
West Main Street
Despard Burytas Kround
Senator Arthur Brown of Utah Dies in Washington
Washington report states former Utah Senator Arthur Brown died Saturday afternoon at the Hotel Raleigh apartments. Mrs Angela Brugies, of 3, notified emergency hospital staff after the incident. The death occurred after what police called a sudden collapse in the capital city.
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Washington, DG
Arthur Brown
Utah
Fie
Raleigh
Mre
Anba M.brugies
Tye
Sudaient
Indictments Unfold in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Case
Grand jury returns several indictments against multiple defendants for various felonies including forgery and peujury connected to a note purported signed by Pulty AL Toe. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company faces charges over failure to keep and provide potable water at stations to aid passenger service. The docket notes names such as Waldo TalkingTom Isaac Minor James E. Bitton and others, with court actions set for Friday.
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Grand
Myeral Pas
Varloks Orien
Dubai
Baltimore &, Ohio Railroad Company
Waldo ‘Talkingtom
Isaac Minor
Pulty AL Toe
Peptaretem Naughter Hose
Seymour Canon
Sarah J. Paul
Aper Miadiwranore
Patrick MecQovarn
Toridanes
M Minde
Jeorge C. Warht
Cornellise
Toricames
Baltimore and Ohio
Bijers
Bristol
Wallaee
Frown
Jack Kind
John Staley
Nees Cotpil
Robert Reed
Rome
Bert Price
L. Pemidoneapor
Baltimore
Frank Thomas Held for Grand Jury
Frank Thomas, of Weston, remanded on $500 bond after being charged in a grand jury proceeding at Fuel Chix Hotel. The case involves alleged trading of rights and mandating a magistrate’s attendance, with Wadaweday noon cited.
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Thomas
Colerec Ora
Grand Jury En Impasion
Bia
Magistratea Qordod Wadaweday
Hartag
Koloh
Lawrence PtUipa
Weston
Fuel Chix Botel Aume Hindage
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Fairmost
Patrick's Gage
Century
Dimenlty
Mary K. McClang
President Mudge
The
Cael Thorn
Wite
Mr. Schuck
Khnot
WA Gale Reelected
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W. VA
Isaac Post
Iti
Weston Man
Eorives
Stern~ Hershin
Keat Nive
Willie
King Oscan
Senator Brown
Tate Poupke Gow
Frank
BRAND
Wotton Bian
Wale Bent Awae
Adamston
Hugiane
Samplie
Patrmont
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