Assault in front of the Taaloun on Main street
VD Guiley was assaulted on Main Street near a tele phone pole. Conatable Wee Cofftan and Policeman James Simms found him wounded. he was taken to Kessler hospital where the sash was sewn. The wound was painful but not serious. He spoke limited English and could not clearly explain the motive. Investigators consider possible drunk quarrel or revenge or robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Simms
Kessler Hospital
Varela
Jury convicts Bike Bulie in attempted murder case
The jury found Bike Bulie guilty of attempting to shoot Frank Hartley aboard a Viropa streetcar. Sentenced to twelve months in jail and a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars after motions for new trial were denied. Prosecution cited Bulie’s return to the car with a revolver after being ejected for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bike Bulie
Frank Hartley
Viropa
Tent
Balleo
Aliveney
Houston Go
Seymour Carson Trial For Attempted Sexual Assault
TE RY a Seymour Carson and a young man faced a Friday morning trial on charges of attempted criminal sexual assault against Sarah Paugh, a middle aged woman. Evidence showed she was scratched and bruised. he admitted statements at a preliminary hearing. Jury found him guilty of assault and battery, sentencing him to 30 days in jail and a $100 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Carson
Triat Fe
Cyurt
Sarah
Paugh
Mise Patich
Gyrus Thompson
Shianstone
Asnath
John Mason Dies at Home in Grangeville
John Mason aged about 70 died Wednesday December 39 at 7:22 pm at his home in Grangeriffe Harrison county from diseases of old age. He leaves wife Mary Jane Richardson Mason married October 13 1842 and seven children. Surviving children include A. W. Mason and R. E. Mason of Grangeville, Mrs Marr Robinson of Grangeville, Mrs Emily Cunningham and Mrs Mal ie Cunningham of Peoria and Fairmont, plus Amanda Boggess of Greenville. He was grandfather of Howard A. Cunningham. Known as John Mason, he was a longtime United Brethren member. Funeral held December 21 at White Oak chapel with interment at Mason cemetery Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mason
Grangeriffe
Maria J County
Mary Jane Richerd
A. W. Mason
Grangeville
R_ E Mason
Fairmont
Mra
Marr Robinson
Dedjer Robinon
Emily Cunningham
PW. Cunninghan
Peoria
Mallee Cunningham
Gideon H. Cunningham
la Bonte Place
Armaths Minor
John W. Milnor
Wyatt
Elgéna Cunningham
J. Mi Cunningham
Amanda Boggess
W. S. Boggess
Greenville
Howard A. Gonningham
Uods John
United Brethren Church
Eaet Saealea
John Moore
Mason
White Oak Chapel
Iiterment
Mason Cemetery
Harmer
Sisastan
Stewart
SH. R. Hess
Fragmentary report from Browneville mob scene near Lerigns
An incomplete OCR fragment references a Browneville incident with a mob near Me mod tH nor describing a one mile distance and a disrupted gathering. It mentions Felgulisiee Seaanlton Birw and an unspecified group, with limited readable context about permission or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browneville
Murnlox
Attempted killing of probate judge in city elevator incident
Reports describe Judge Charles C. Cat of the probate court being targeted by an assailant in a city courthouse elevator. A revolver misfired its bullet grazed the clothing. bystanders or elevator staff restrained the assailant and police took him into custody. Details remain uncertain as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Cat
Frank F
SoGe
Tim
Weston Democrats Name A Ticket At Municipal Convention
Weston Democrats name a ticket at a well attended convention held at the courthouse. Hon. W. W. Brannon chaired the meeting with James G. Buntley as secretary. Dr. J. J. Warder was the unanimous choice for favored candidate. The convention nominated councilmen for four wards: First ward W. A. Stalnal, Second ward W. BE. Donia ira ward B. A. Koblogara, Bourth ward J. C. Chidester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
W. W. Brannon
Bia
James G.buntley
J. J. Warder
Faiaror
Ote
W. A. Stalnal
W. BE. Doniaira
B. A. Koblogara
Bourth
J. C. Chidester
Meeting Called for Conference in Charleston
Thomas O Millar int enised a call for conference of Sares to be held in Charleston on 27 and 18 with a large attendance. A general invitation to superintendents, principals, teachers and others is announced. A round table discussion will cover administrative work and rules of those in charge of school affairs. Another object is to foster acquaintance among those engaged in the work. The meeting will be held in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O. Millar
Charleston
Funeral arrangements for Sellard family aunt in city
The funeral for Mrx Heme Sellare of Walle will be held Friday morning at 9 o clock from the parents' interment in the city. The fragmentary notice references a Sellare family funeral with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heme
Walle
meGnth
Thim City
Colored Pythians Elect Officers at Anita Lodge No. 19
Colored Knights of Pyshing Lodge No 19 elected officers at Thursday night meeting and plan installation in January. Officers named include R A Wrist C C Jonum JW Robinson Prejure V Kirk M of W George Jett K of Ri 58 Mex Henderson M of F John Nelson M of Bx JW Washington Trasice FH Rancel MI of A Spencer Dix LG Sam Corrington G R A Went and Atex Henderson relegates to grand todge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Lodge
Knights of Pyshing
R. A
Jonum
JW. Robinson
V. Kirk
Wgeorge
A. Spencer Dix
Sam Corrington
GR. A. Went
Atex Henderson
Grand Todge
Man Weeps in Court After Drunken City Street Arrest
Albert Sullivan faced police court for drunkenness in the city streets. He sobbed and showed unusual remorse as the mayor ordered five days in jail after failing to pay a 35 cent debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sullivan
Yesaion
Atreeta
Albert
Lewis President of State Poultry Association
At a Buckhannon meeting of stockholders William B. Lewis was elected president Earl Sheets of West Milford became vice president and G C Starcher was chosen secretary and treasurer The Buckhannon exhibition earlier this week proved successful with many premiums awarded to exhibitors including several from Clarksburg and Harrison county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Poultry Association
Buckhannon
William B. Lewis
Earl Sheets
West Milford
G. C. Starcher
Buckhannom
Clarksburg
Harrison County
Infant of Mrs and Mr Rows Dies. Byron Funeral Planned
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Rows of Aycan died Friday morning. The funeral will be at Byron Saturday morning with burial in the Byron cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
Byron
Lumberport Citizens party names municipal ticket
The Citizens party of Lumberport nominated a ticket for the upcoming municipal election at a convention held Wednesday night in the Pittsburg & Fairmont Fuel Company's store. Mayor candidate is M. L. Riblett, recorder candidate A. J. Sper, councilmen candidates A. Toe, J. J. Ginusson, E. D. McCarty, Lloyd Harter, and W. Preston. Large crowd and enthusiasm reported, with a second ticket possibly planned if a call is issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Party of Lumberport
M. L. Riblett
A. J. Sper
J. J. Ginusson
E. D. McCarty
Lloyd Harter
W_ Preston
Pittsburg & Fairmont Fuel Comuning
Railroad Branch Line May Be Abandoned
West Virginia railroads may shut down minor branches next year if the two rate laws pass. Several small B&O branches expected to lose business, with tracks torn up and service cut from little towns along the main line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faeeen
West Virginia
Nam
Prison car for federal prisoners attracts attention
A regular prison car on the eastbound No 4 train to Baltimore attracted attention as it rested at the junction station. The car carried federal prisoners from Muskogee Indian Territory and Washington. Guards stood inside the door as the heavily armed contingent watched prisoners accused of various offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ohio
Jeca Atation
Muskogee
Indian Territory
Washington
Prines
Humane agent lands with two children for foster homes
R. H. Brown humane agent arrived at 3:30 PM Thursday from Wheeling with two children from the state humane society. At the station he was met by Humane Officer B. Brown Stout. One child went to Richard Hoffman on Water Street and the other to Elmora Coffman on Rosebud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Brown
Wheeling
State Humane Society
Ty Humane Omcr
B. Brown Stout
Richard Hoffman
Waterstrest
Elmora Coftinan
Rosebud
Man Bound and Gagged During Home Invasion Murder Trial
Charles Rymer faced trial in circuit court for entering the Gaylord home on October 17 and assaulting Miss Jesse Pritchard with intent to kill. Witnesses testified to a disordered home, Pritchchard’s identification of Rymer, bloodhound evidence, and the capture at a lumber shed. Rymer was found guilty after a short jury deliberation, with James Hardy indicted as a confederate but to be tried separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Hymer
Talim Circuit Court
Frank C. Gaylord
Moon
Miss Pritchard
Rymer
Parr Lumber Company
James Hardy
J. W Schrader
Gaylord
Mr. Schrader
Walpons
Walrmont
Recruiting Officers to Be Reassigned in Army Party
Changes scheduled within the army recruiting party involve Corporal Selbert moving from the Wheeling station to Clarkarapit I to oversee the auxiliary unit. On December 2 the Oakland station will close and Private Williams will transfer to the Clarksville area. Private Prouisher of the Parkersnare rotation will depart, while an auxiliary station will open at Elietoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selbert
Wheeling
Clarkaparit I
Tom
Oakland
Mai
Willams
Clarisburg
Prousher
Parkersnare
fhiapAth Cor Elietoe
Man and Wife With Booty Arrested in Syracuse Train
A man and woman, believed to be Frank Hallberg and his wife, servants, were arrested on a train at Jutica as it arrived. The man carried about $20,000 in diamonds and jewelry. Police in Syracuse seized their trunk, believed to contain most of the loot, while the couple faces robbery charges for stealing from C. V. Stein of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jutica
Frank Hallberg
C. V. Stein
Chicago
Syracuse
No Citizenship for Porto Ricans
A Washington dispatch says Congress will not grant Porto Rico citizenship this session or likely the next. House and Senate leaders deem the issue not ripe and have presented it to the President for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goth House
Senate
Associated Press
Chicago
Porto Rico
Congress
House
Christmas Charity Drive by Elks Aids City Poor
The Elks prepare Christmas supplies for the poor and have rented a Waldo room for storage. A soliciting committee led by Harry Douds, R. B. Willison, and David Carper will work tomorrow and Monday collecting articles with help from C. L. Hickman, John Hi. Ciffera, and Lucie Christmas.
Frightened Cows Roam City After Escape From Driver
A herd of Jersey cows driven through the city by Bo Brown Stout fled from their handlers between 8 and 9 o'clock Thursday night. Three of the herd have been recovered, while the missing cows remain at large. The cattle had been brought from Ohio and were driven from the train when street cars and electric lights startled them, causing the departure from their drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Brown
Clifford performs well after hospital operation
Mrs. Callie Cigardt is announced to be doing nicely after an operation at St Mars's hospital about twenty days ago. She has many friends who are glad to hear she is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Cigardt
St Mars's Bomutiltor
Don Ink Arcely
Lutheran Chapel to be Dedicated in Jackson Square
The Lutheran congregation will dedicate a temporary chapel on Park and Melgw avonne, near completion with painting to finish weather permitting. First service set for Sunday morning. Plans foretell a permanent worship site within two to three years as funds exceed 4700 for local projects including 2600 donated by the Ladies’ Aid Society. The chapel cost about 500 and the church has organized a little over a year with active efforts and generous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner Park
Melgwavonne
Jackson Square
Byron Infant Dies and Burial Planned
An infant child of Mr. Andre Andrer Charcampy of Byron died Thursday. The body was prepared for burial and to be interred at Byron Cemetery on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Andrer Charcampy
Byron
Fragmentary notice yields unclear identity
OCR text is garbled and unreadable, with no clear people, places, organizations, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
CONSUL COLE VISITS ITY AND TALKS OF BREAS AYRES
Consul George C. Cole of Breas Ayres spent Wednesday night visiting ITY. He was recently transferred to Timweon Alaska and will shortly proceed there. Due to winter travel difficulties he will remain in the north for the season, with about five hundred dollars tied up in the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Cole
Weaton
Breas Ayres
Cole
Tamerie
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Harrison
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Charles Platting
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Ein Mieyest
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Lodge of Elks
RS. Clifford
Consul Cole
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