Burglars Loot Industrial Store in Repeated Break-ins
Report says burglars broke windows at an industrial store, entered the building, and stole cash from the till and safe. They may have taken merchandise and left the scene before police arrived, with a prior break-in noted six weeks earlier and two other incidents in the past year. Authorities sought to identify and apprehend the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Reiser
Lanka
Mason
Weet Fork Swairdivelt
Tait
Court House Wedding at Two Lick
A small wedding took place in the court house Thursday evening. The couple were Franklin Smith and Pearl Tann ees of Two Lick, with Rev. officiating. The sheriff county clerk deputies and other officials attended and were pleased by the ceremony.
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Franklin Smith
Miss Pearl Tannees
Two Lick
Christian Endeavor Day Celebration at Williston church
A 25th anniversary observance of the first Christian Endeavor 661 organized by Dr. FF at Williston Maine. The event features a concert by a choir trained by Grace Hart and Grace Hart, with participants including Prof. Amor and Mrs. Lehi Peters. A sermon and musical program are planned, plus a thank offering led by Nathan Griff for Richmond, Va. residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Maine
Pel
Amor
Fort
Sichoir
Mire
Broaddue
Tnstitnec
Mise Grace Hart
Whi ‘Mae
Wits
Nuric
Mr. 1
S Prof. Howard
Bari Pettit
Gestiv Lyon
Mamie Hacker
Lighthorn
Hattie Kyle
Cheatie Mo
Dr. Lehi
Peters
Maree
New Boling Building In Use At College
The new administration building at the college is in use as enrollment breaks records for the winter term. President Wier leads after illness with four prayer services and plans to attend the university site meeting in Washington. Special religious services and two new departments are planned, with a spring term expected large and support from a millionaire friend.
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Puke Innonik
Wier
Lmore
Washington
Arbuttinal
Clarksburg
Collex
Frienals
Dr Johnston to Be Married
The notice announces the marriage of Rev. Thomas Johnson D D to Cora Lenora Bradford. The ceremony is set for Wednesday evening February 14, 1906 at 8:30 in the Baptist Temple Charleston West Virginia, with friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Johnston
Thomas
D.D
Pati Iit
Leroma Speni
Johnson Nai
The
Baptist Amarble
Amd
Wood Sails Manila to Command Philippine Forces
Major General Leonard Wood sails for Manila to assume command of the northern division of the army in the Philippines. Major General Corbin arrives to take over the eS division and thereafter proceed to St Louis for reassignment.
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Manila
Plul
Leonard Wood
Corbin
Philippin Corbin
Howe
Mareato eS Club Recital At Heb Addr Fortnight Meeting
Fortnightly Mareato eS club recital to be held at Ee cane a Heb. 3. A small program is planned with performances and literary pieces. Members and non members are invited to attend. event starts promptly at 9am.
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Siam
Great Elm Stands The Great Elt Near Sterns Toppled
A damaged note reports a large elm near Sterns topped four feet from the ground. The fragmentary text mentions a trunk around four feet in diameter and a rough circumference estimate of 18 feet, with unclear dates or authors.
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Sterns
Miller Pardoned By Assented President
A note reports a pardon relief granted to a man convicted in a past case, with mention of officials and a formal assent. The item lacks clear dates or full names due to damaged text but indicates official clemency.
Empire Bank Statement Shows Rising Deposits in City
A Clarkburg bank report notes Empire Bank’s resources climbing and deposits surpassing one million dollars. The institution is described as well run and influential, with Empire National highlighted as a leading local financial pillar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiyin
Clarksburg
Laval Legion Holds Annual Banquet With Military Honor
About 200 members of the Laval Legion of the United States attend the yearly banquet. Lt. Congradit Ty Chaffe chairs as vice president We Fitzirhons replies to the crowd, praising the nation and the country’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
CcFeh
The
Laval Lagr
United Sin Pat
Ty Chaffe
Lonshmasiur
Vic
Butire
Three Rate Bills Vote Planned by Senate Committees
In Washington, Feb 16, Senate committees prepared to advance three rate bills amid expected conferral and debate. The measures pressing for approval include the Elkins bill and the Porsheith proposal, with supporters seeking swift action and final passage in the House and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Senate
BO Rathe
Indy
Miei
Brokers Association Faces Internal Shakeup and Asset Transfers
A fragmented report outlines a brokers association undergoing leadership changes and plans to transfer assets to the federation. Details mention key figures including officials named Plewars and Seager, with references to meetings and proposed reforms within the organization.
Operators and Miners Reach Agreement in Joint Conference
In a Feb meeting at Tod, operators and miners agreed on a tentative compromise in wage scales after debate. Patrick Mot, president of Pennsylvania miners, supported the plan, which was carried, with Mitchell of miners pledging to attend a national convention to discuss further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod
Mets
Tay
Nebbie
Elinin Declan Tal
Patrick Moti
Pennsylvannia
Wigon
Unl
Tur Wity
Bern
Extreme Cold Surges Across Adirondacks and Cities
Frigid conditions grip the Northeast as Adirondack regions register around 40 degrees, with overnight lows plunging to 12 to 20 degrees below zero. Buffalo and Plattsburg report bitter winds. gusts threaten travel as a cold front sweeps the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Plattsburg
Nov
Adirondack
Committees to Meet on Plans for May Conclave
Members of the commandery will meet tonight at the Manonie Ven to discuss plans for pie and intertwining the grand commandery. The gathering aims to chart activities for May and outline next steps for the constellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iind
Manonie
Havetocks
Iran
Pythians Meet At Night Meeting In Hall
The Rhite of Pything met last night at the hall with Daly presiding. Lameseing led the session while the members gathered to discuss oper aril' nie te Brio and related matters at Glen HTKL.
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Pything
Halla Glen
Daly Vie
Gash Tits
Oper
Aril
Brio
Funeral of S. P. Willison
Funeral services for S. P. Willison were held Saturday with Rev. officiating. The procession and burial occurred at the local churchyard amid solemn rites, following a liberal service for SP Willan.
City Council Meeting Tonight at 8 Obo
City council to convene this evening at 8 o’clock for a routine agenda item. Officials expect a brief session with standard procedures as Virgie Z. is listed among attendees.
Weston Shooting Scrape Details Gunfire and Escape
Reports describe a Weston incident where shots were fired at a residence striking a front window. John Colhart allegedly fired six shots before escaping as witnesses, including James Ferry, testified about the attempted robbery and police pursuit continues.
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Acton
Johe Colhart
Aling Guelys
Prem
Seine
James Ferry
Weston
Tony
Wer
Fhursday
Perry's
Colbutt
Hin
Weston Adopts New Town Officers In Recent Session
The Weston town administration assumed duties last night with L. Bland as treasurer A. Dyer as recorder James B. Bunting as city attorney SP D Tierney as school commissioner George Dancon as chief of police Charles Bur ees and James D Shea as night policemen and George Skinner as jailer.
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Weston
L. Bland
James B. Bunting
SP. D. Tierney
Sheoel
George Dancon
Charles Burees
James D. Shea
Bodies Recovered From Mine Explosion Near Malwain
W Vago reports inspector says three men killed in a Red Jacket mine blast of the Consolidated Company near Malwain. Bodies were recovered after an overcharge of powder caused the explosion. Names linked include John Thornburg and George Cuailine.
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W. Vago
Paul
Red Jacket
Consolidated Company
Malwain
Major Moore to Speak at Decoration City Exercise
Local committee announces Major A C Moore will deliver an address on reparations for Decoration City Exercise at Shinnston. He is to present a program and a free dinner is offered at the tonite meeting as attendees are urged to attend.
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Shinnston
A.C. Moore
Sells Coal Land Co. W Gore Returns from Morgantown
W Gore reports return from Morgantown where he says a concise abstract of coal strata shows the Pittsburg vein and Gore will hold the land after agreeing to terms. He notes substantial advance in price and that payment is due shortly.
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W. Gore
Thurdlay
Morgantown
Pittsburg
Gore
Waldo Dance Brings Mystery to Night Event
A Waldo area event last night drew a crowd with an odd program and unfamiliar acts. Attendees described the scene as quirky and puzzling with improvised performances and a playful but unclear theme.
Milwarkies Family Notice on Ill Health
A fragmented notice from Milwarkies reports a grandchild named Tyce and Mire Nath in ill health at home. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Gay M. Cini and other relations, with unclear surrounding details and wording.
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Tagine Gall
Abe
Gay M. Cini
Adamston Town Sages Hold First Meeting After Trial
The Adamston town council convened its first session after the Eddie Uhl case. Mayor Southern presided as committees on finance water works and street improvements were named. Salary adjustments were approved for town officials and the session adjourned with praise for municipal work ahead.
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Adamston
Elie Mittee
Drummond, Smith
George Schutte
Drsmmi
Walle and
Jongh
Basler
Smiith
Smith
Drummond
Jimbo Schutte
Baylog
Suyit
Theasier
J. Walter Tidnean
Smiu
Equneil
Southern
Bayles
Roundtable Sessions Announced for Fairmont County
Roundtable meetings in Fairmont will run in the afternoon and night on dates in May. Sessions will be held in the high school building and churchs area, with mentors guiding the county and promising an instructive program.
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Monongahela Valley
Tairmont Weks
Wilk
Gohl Company Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Wabash Coal and Coke Company held its third annual meeting tonight electing Elliott W. Williams as president and Pete Jarvis as secretary. The board of directors remains, with B. W. Williams and Dr J B Smith noted as reappointed two former members of the board.
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Wabash Coal & Coke Company
Tee ‘Ellott W. Williams
Presi Jet
Pete Jarvis
B. W. Williams
J.B. Sufith
Waleti
Fine Lace Goods Display At Wabls Wall Exhibit
An Adandaone display of fine lace goods is shown at the Wabls Wall in New York City. The exhibit, located in room 320 of Clarksbargers, features various improved handiwork and is part of the season’s display.
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Adandaone
Sani Sf
Hanel-Maude Tase
Alt Eom
M. N
Knights of Columbus Ryman event draws local crowd
A mangled OCR item notes a Knights of Columbus gathering at the Ryman venue with attendees and activities. The fragment mentions debt, viewership, and regional ties but lacks clear specifics or dates.
Death at Rockford Seen in Turbulent Winter Week
Fragmentary text reports a death at Rockford amid a turbulent week. The note mentions fever and possible violence, with partial names and events obscured. Further readable details are unavailable in the current snippet.
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Hlarey
Miller
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Kniul
Shitibers
Monongelwla Valley
Knights Templars
Empire Bank
Loval Legion
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Pus Fes
Te Fast Company
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Plewars
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Omar Seager
Wale
Associated Pree
Huftals
Atinbytia
Pythians
S. P. Willison
Willan
Slo Diel Haa
de Cotyemwal
Gn Srdiler Cion
Miansbee
Anne
Alergy Wy
Femterday- Sta
John Thornburg
Igs
George Cuailine
Major Moore
Waldo Dance
Fie Achety
Saaeine
Reese
Lardy
Eddie
Maketay
Padie Uhl
Lato
Yostondas
Furie Jones
Forman Zimmer
Fudge! Jones
Marietta
Eddie Chis
Fercuim Zimmer
Crawford
Vera
Roundtable
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Gohl Company
Knights of Columbus
Bannm
Charles W. Lynele
Salina
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Fuerry
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