Mysterious Hold Up At West End Station
Unidentified men rob a West End station area as Countess de Castellane files for divorce from Count. Court sessions set Loyd Duff for trial on Sunday law violations with Feb. 15 as the trial date. City meeting discusses property disputes, police fines, and various permits and licenses.
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West End Station
Countess. DE Castellane
Loyd Beare Seyse
McAndrew
Cork
Anderson
Johnson
Smith and Hess
Shields
Cole
Redding
H. A. Crummit House
Crammit
Amond Maxwell
Ted
Wwe
Polic
Finance Committee
Ead
Italian Robbery Attempt Ends With Police Pursuit
An attempted robbery disrupted by Italian suspects near Ferry Street ends with police pursuit. Residents heard shouts of help as the assailants fled toward the trestle. one Italian resisted and was taken into custody as officers pursued the others.
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Cau
Bins
Nick
Mile
Mitler
Ferry Street
Ines
Italian man arrested after escape at railroad station
Frank Demark, an Italian, was nabbed fleeing at the railroad station by Sheriff John M. Knox. He allegedly carried jewelry and was taken to a boarding house before planning to return. He was to have a hearing before Justice G. H. Gordon at 6 o'clock tonight.
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Frank Demark
John M. Knox
Pat
G. H. Gordon
Pleasant reception for new pastor held by Mission ladies
A reception for Rev. L. W. Sifferd, the new pastor of the Aver church, was hosted by the Mission ladies last evening. A large crowd attended and praised the young clergyman who comes well recommended and is expected to do fine work.
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E. M. Wiven
The
Mission
L. W. Sifferd
Ledis
Union Bank Statement Highlights City Business Strength
The report notes the bank remained in business and shows seasonal deposit fluctuations, with deposits now over three hundred thousand dollars higher than at merger. It emphasizes Clarkburg as a strong business town with a large bank for the city’s size.
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Clarksburg
Odd Fellows Form at Flatwoods
Flatwoods Braxton county hosts a new Odd Fellows encampment with M. Swartz deputy ed patriarch aided by Camp No. 4 and local members. The 25 charter prospects indicate a large future encampment starting February 1.
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Favor M. Swartz
Alex Dulin
P. Haden
Flatwoods
Braxton County
Mangled Remains Found at Galmish Station on Short Line
A mangled body was found at Galmish station on the Short Line rail road. J. B. McPesk collected an agent fee. The man’s identity could not be determined from the wreckage and remains were gathered in a basket at the station.
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J. B. McPesk
Galmish
Railrad
Skating Inked in Elk Creek Reported as Strong Heat
A fragmented sports item notes Elk Creek skating with strong effort and expert play. References to eight and Deter roll experts suggest competitive action and full-force performance in a local skating event.
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Elk Creek
Malpractice suit and divorce headlines in Newsutle
Edward Cottrill sues Dr De Forest for 85000 alleging malpractice in his infant son Ander cottrill eyesight treatment. Harvey F Smith represents plaintiff. Martha Ruffin sues William Ruffin for divorce. James W Robinson and others sue over News business matters.
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Mt. February
Theseienecier
Edward Cottrill
Anderson B. Cottrill
Dr. de Forest
Sardiz
Harvey F. Smith
Martha Ruffin
William Ruffin
James W. Robinson
the News
Earl H. Smith
Soseph Roser
Fairmont
The
News
Rebincon
Explosion Burns Four to Death in Home
Fire from a lamp explosion in the Grant Stewart home in Pentive injured Mrs. Stewart and two other children. The baby and two youngsters died from burns and exposure after the flames trapped them inside. Mrs. Stewart escaped through a window despite illness and severe exposure.
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Grant
Stewart
Elkins Dinner Invitation By United. Washington City Rooms
A dinner invitation will be given next evening by United States Senator B. Elkins in their Washington, D.C. rooms. The event aims to gather supporters and discuss forthcoming activities.
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United Sat
Sema B. Elkins Fe
Wachington City
Bloodhounds Sold as J F Kolime Hounds Change Hands
W. Strader purchases two bloodhounds from J F Kolime for 254 dollars. The dogs will be kept at O'Neil where Strader plans training and use in hunting and herding tasks.
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W. Strader
F. Kolime
O'Neil
BANNON'S ABERTY APPEAL HEARING ON HABEAS PETITION
Judge Charles W. Lynch heard arguments in the habeas corpus case of Tastor Kamion, jailed as a fugitive from Bradford Pa for burglary. The petition challenged a justice of the peace warrant and claimed no hearing or trial was provided to the prisoner.
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Tastor Kamion
Hradford
Charles W. Lynch Baturday
Endeavorers Celebrate Twenty Fifth Anniversary Event
A Friday night celebration marked the twenty fifth anniversary of the Christian idea for Soviets in this country at Pint Presbyterian secturoly. The program featured a concert by Prof. Amos Ro and voices led by Miss Sean of Broaddus Astitue, assisted by Miss Grace Hurt. Special parts were performed by members of First Presbyterian and Baptist church societies, with Rev. L E Peters delivering a brief, eloquent address. The event was a big success in every way.
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Amos Ro
Sean
Broaddus Astitue
Grace Hurt
Knights Meet To Plan Grand Commandery Visit
Members of the Knights Templar discuss plans at the Masonie tem ple on Third Street for the Grand Commandery meeting in May. The event promises long duration, secret work, a free parade, and a monster spectacle attracting visitors. Hotel bookings fill all rooms as the city anticipates a large crowd.
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Uha
Knights
Nemplare
Saatina
Masonie Témps
Third Street
Adiitienh
Luywest
Makes Rough-idule Gets 10 Days in Jail
In a police court case, B Agnew was fined and jailed for ten days after a night-time residence disturbance and alleged theft of goods. The incident involved a confrontation with his wife Seumpoe and included a wide approach by authorities.
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Idule
B. Agnew
Jessaig
Philbin
Ming
Infant Dies in Home. George Wirth Named
A infant son of Mr and Mrs George Walter Wirth died at home in Adam Priddy last evening. The article notes the baby’s death occurred after a period of illness and lists the parents as Mr and Mrs George Walter Wirth with the family name Wirth and place of residence given as Adam Priddy.
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Geoege Wirth
Wire Geoege Walter
Uber Resadenet
Adamo Priddy
Fre
Floating Explosives Afire on Harlem River
A government barge carrying about six hundred pounds of dynamite and other explosives caught fire on the Harlem River near Central Island. The fire led to attempts to pump water and drain the area as explosions endangered life and property. The origin of the fire remains unknown.
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New York
Istidden
Noted artist Wad to give piano recital at opera house
The Baltimore News praises Professor Wad as an eminent concert pianist and esteemed teacher. He will present a program Friday at the opera house, with a performance described as brilliant, masterly, and evidence of his teaching excellence. Music lovers and students urged to attend.
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The
Baltimore News
Wad
Opera House
America
Bull Smith Wont Play In Pinch Hopes For Relief
Fragmentary note suggests Bull Smith might not play but could join if the home team is in a pinch. Readers hope he relents to help with fielding and crowd support amid uncertain lineup.
Flingh Party Honors J T Crews on Clay Street
A lively progressive fling party was hosted by J T Crews on Clay Street Friday afternoon from two to six thirty. The event featured prize for Mrs George Shouttworth and served refreshments at long tables. Attendees included Geo Ion One, Chan m, Robt Oa Regmna Hin Tor Top Hart itr Cirdadda Hugh Jarvis Iton Wim Gaylord Crile B Pulte Win T Wallis Ernest Jensts and Miss Rennich of Virginia.
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Sesson
J.T. Crewss
Clay Street
O'Eihek
Thyra
George Shouttworth
Wiled Wen
Ion One
Eorit
Chan
Robt
Iton
Wim
Gaylord
Crile
Pulte
Win. T. Wallis
Ernest Jensts Land Mise Rennich
Virginia
Poole and OLN Prominent Salem Resident at Concert
A wealthy Salem resident hosted a musical event featuring violinist Mr Flowers who performed a lively repertoire including the Arkansas Traveler. The concert drew several notable attendees and showcased the performer’s skill with a varied program.
Funeral Notice for Harry Bond in Burbirepl
The obituary notes the funeral of Harry Bond held at the church in Burbirepl followed by burial at the nearby cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend, with service time and details listed in the notice from the local press.
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Harry Bond
Harry HG
RO Bond
Perent
Gas cheaper at Mt Clare via new Smithfield Oil location
The Smithfield Oil Gas company plans one drilling site on Wagner farm at Mt Clare, ME, to supply cheaper gas to the town. The venture, endorsed by G T Holden, aims to lower rates despite Mt Clare Gas already serving the area. Residents welcome the prospect of abundant gas, hoping for relief on bills.
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Smithfield Oi& Gas Company
Itolin Wagner
ME. Clare
Ani al
Thare
G. TL Holden
Setanta
Mt Clare
Mt. Claire
Weather report from Pitburg Pa Feb 3
Weather details indicate frigid conditions with the government thermometer showing degrees above and near neighbors reporting temperatures from one to three degrees below zero. The river nearby is reportedly freezing over as conditions persist.
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Associated Press
Pitwburg
Archer's Fork Gas Company completes test in Sardis county
The Sardis area reports Archer's Fork Gas Company has finished tests on the J. H. Dawson farm and on the Cara firm. The results indicate a fair test in the Big Injun area with burrs noted and the test not favorable for nore fem percent.
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Wee Tyler
Archer's
Wétael County
Forkil & Gas Company
J. H. Dawson
Tn Tle
Sardis
Pepe Ataral Gas Compeas
The Poison Mystery
A fragmented OCR reads like a mystery note about a fifth night and a hidden poison plot. Names and places are garbled but suggest a dramatic urged investigation and a suspect question. The readable bits hint at a perilous ruse and a call for clues.
Unclear OCR: Second Trip on Early Railway Extension
Fragments describe a second trip on a narrow extension to a pier or station. The text is garbled, mentioning Saturday, travelers, and a rough plan or timetable. No clear names, places, or dates are discernible.
Fire gut schoolhouse in midweek blaze
A midweek fire destroyed a schoolhouse with flames visible for miles. Local authorities, led by Fire Chief Gry Wruibdine, investigated arson theories while Maver and Ure Mae Be EH were questioned for possible involvement. No injuries reported.
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Ther Teide
Gry Wruibdine
Merchants Statement Fragment in Retouched Text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a merchant notice or statement mentioning Ale jan and private venture with references to a private or public sale. The readable text is heavily garbled with missing words and unclear entities.
Customs duties to be raised in Spain and beyond
A cryptic foreign dispatch reports planned increases in customs duties affecting several regions. The note mentions a special fund and prints, urging readiness for the shift amid uncertain details and partial phrases.
Travelers 10 Meet Sees Leadership Change Amid Turmoil
A fragmented note reports a travel group meeting cited as Travelers 10 Meet, noting leadership shifts and an unusual procedural request. The message references an allie Dale and a 8 adode time, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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Loyd Duff
Cremiigtory
Poliesare Gen
Michael Teyden
Sackson
Vine
Mechanic Street
Clarksburg Brewing Company
Lehmalbach Brewing Company
A.B. van Osten
West Main
Anna Ash
Arlington Hotel
J. A. Heagner
A.B. Jackson Carriage & Clarksburg ‘Transfer Co
H. W. Williams
Electric Light Co
William Mann Co
Dexter Oil Co
Crandall Packingo
Clarksburg Supply
Tate & McCune
Water Works
Tvolunteer
Anna J. Coleman
Marcato
Clus
Union Bank Statement
Wear
Elkins
Bannon
Brin, Gonglae
Harlem
Bull Smith
Tany
Howe
POOLE
Oln
Dicey
Eeatins
Salem
Flowers
Arkanses
Ant. Clare
DIL
VaniDyke & Eaton
Adendale
Eifa
Anne Gutelt
Iran
Whsel
Sree Juetify
the Merchants
Meechee
Spain
Agro
Ineypaa
Ceshoain
Oesa
Allie Dale
Aiea
Soitty
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