Zinc Plant Brought Home to Clarksburg from Marion Ind
The Clarksborg Board of Trade secured the Columbia Zinc Works for Northview, moving the plant from Marion Indiana. The factory will employ about 50 men and 250 more in allied roles, with brick and iron buildings and significant skilled labor wages. General Manager W F Oesterle arrives to oversee relocation and construction begins as first shipments arrive.
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Clarkshoro Board of Trade
Columbia ‘Zinc Works
Marion
Ind
W. F. Oesterle
Collimbia Zinc Works
Arive
Clarksburg
Northview
Peerless Glase Company
Indiana
Clarkabuirs
Rae
Board of Trade
Dividend Declared And Paid At Coston Printing Company
At the first semi annual stockholders meeting in the Traders Building offices a semi annual dividend of per cent was paid on the five thousand dollar capital stock and five per cent was drawn to the surplus fund.
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Coston Printing Company
Saloon License Raised in Senate Finance Committee
Special to Telegram Charleston reports the senate committee on finance favored the saloon license bill as part of the larger licensing measure. The proposal would levy a saloon license and related licenses, with the measure advancing from committee to the floor for consideration.
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Charleston
Senate
Joint Committee to Investigate Mine Disasters Approved
Charleston February 6 A resolution creating a joint legislative committee to investigate mine disasters and report was approved by both houses after a protracted debate. Several substitute versions were offered in the Senate but all were rejected.
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Tee
Senate
Jury Drawn for Upcoming Circuit Court Term
Jurors have been drawn for the next circuit court term to convene Tuesday March 12. Grand jurors include W I Mowrey Charles Swiger Nathan G Bartlett Lee Nutter R T Williams Marion T Cunningham Will T Ritter P J Leyden Lucian Hoge Jr A M Slaughter Oliver Robinson M Cunningham Harry Hawker Sidney Haymond W A Law and Claude S Randall. Petit jurors listed to report Friday for duty include Thomas F Nuzum Arthur Parsons Marcellus P Thompson Frank Dennison John W Harbert George Nutter M N Gordon J M Carter J G Teter R S Horner Joshua Thompson A D Chorpening A L Lewis Charles Garrett Amos G Marple John Johnson John Wesley Williams Ed Knisely Jackson Fletcher J F Estuck Lloyd Smith A B Law Geo M Ross D L Hedges John A Lamlousier Harvey Mood D W Hammond W McKeshan Charles Tarvix Walter Pittro J J Elliott W W Young Samuel Lewis PD W Jacobs No P Queen Carl Drumwand RW Custer Wilson Waldo Howard MacDonald Julius Barnett
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Circuit Court
W. I. Mowrey
Charles Swiger
Nathan G. Bartlett
Lee Nutter
R.T. Williams
Marion T. Cunningham
Will T. Ritter
P. J. Leyden
Lucian Hoge, Jr
A. M. Slaughter
Oliver Robinson
Charles Garrett
Amos G. Marple
John §. Johnson
John Wesley Williams
Knisely
Jackson Fletcher
J. F. Estuck
Lloyd Smith
Law
Geo. M. Ross
D. L. Hedges
John A. Lanlousier
Harvey Mood
D. W. Hammond
W. ©. McKeshan
Charles Jtarvix
Walter Pittro
J. J. Elliott
Carrie Nation Found On Porch In Helpless Condition
Mrs Carrie Stadelman known as Carrie Nation was found on the porch of B G Smith residence at 1130 Tuesday night in a helpless state The Sheriff was notified and she was given lodging in the county jail for the rest of the night The discovery of her presence on the porch probably saved her from freezing to death
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Carrie Stadelman
Carrie Nation
B. G. Smith
Miss Annie O Keefe Dies After Lingering Illness
Miss Annie O Keefe daughter of Thomas O Keefe died at her East Pike Street home Wednesday at 1 am after lingering illness with lung complications She was 16 years old Survived by three sisters and three brothers Funeral set for Friday at 10 am at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery She was a devout member and well known for her bright disposition and many friends
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Annie O'Keefe
Thomas O'Keefe
East Pike Street
Miss O'Keefe
Henderson Charged With Fraud In Butler Court
W L Henderson ordered by Magistrate Gordon to appear in Butler's court on February 12 on charges of attempting to defraud. Burl A Teets accuses Henderson of falsely claiming through counsel J Q Tidler that he owned judgments against W H Powell and Lou Powell for $25 free of other claims, and assigned the judgment to Teets for $18 with intent to defraud.
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W. L. Henderson
Gordon
Iutler
Burl A. Teets
Henderson
J. QO. ‘T. Tidler
Gainul
W. H. Powell
Lou Powell
C. W. Moore
Earl Teets
Monongahela Valley Round Table Schedule Announced
Announcements issued for the Monongahela Valley Round Table meeting set for February 16 at the Man fto public school building. The program includes two sessions on Friday and one Saturday morning session.
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Monongahela Valley Round Table Association
Manfto
Governor's special message on Stuart mine horror
Governor Dawson urges a joint committee to investigate the Stuart mine disaster in Fayette County. He cites past mine explosions to press for expert inquiry, possible errors by the State Bureau of Mine Inspection, and immediate action ahead of the coroner's inquest, to uncover the full truth.
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Charleston
Dawson
Red Ash
Stuart
State Bureau of Mine Inspection
Bureau of Mine Inspection
White Plymouth Rock pullet breaks record at Poultry Show
A white Plymouth Rock pullet named Miss Ivory owned by Wilson & Lewis of Glen Elk set a pullet record with 97 points at the Sanus exhibition of the Clarksburg Poultry and Pet Stock Association in the Central Storage building. The show drew over 1,200 exhibits from multiple states with Judge Z. B. Orr tallying scores and planning awards Thursday.
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Sanus
Clarksburg Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Glen Elk
Z. B. Orr
Plymouth Rock
Miss Ivory
Wilson & Lewis
Fishel
A. G. Fishel
Hope, Inc
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Harrison County
Judge Orr
The
Poultry Association
Swiger Hotel
Iudge Orr
Special Term Called to Hear Bond Relief and Road Matters
A special term of the county court is set for February 9 to review Citizens' Trust & Guaranty Co petition to be relieved from Tee Coffman's constable bond, hear viewer reports on a Meadowbrook bridge right of way, appoint and qualify a Union district justice, and establish a road through Chestburg Fuel Co land in Coal district.
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Citizens’ Trust & Guaranty Company
Tee Coffman
Ubife
Meadowbrook
Union District
Chirksburg Fuel Company
Oliver's Bid Not Closed by Feb 6 Grace Extension
Washington Feb 6 The last day of grace to perfect W J Oliver's Panama Canal bid passed without a decision. Oliver the lowest bidder is present in Washington and awaits review of his amended proposal and other bids submitted two weeks earlier. President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft suggested accord with terms and timing.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
W. J. Oliver
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Taft
Oliver
Gas Kills mother and infant in Youngstown home
Associated Press report from Youngstown D dated February 6 states Mary Spawn, 25, and her infant were found dead in their home. Cause listed as asphyxiation from escaping natural gas.
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Associated Press
Youngstown, D
Mary Spawn
Lawyer Lynch Dirs. By Ameccated Prpes. Canton News
Cantons famed lawyer Lynch died suddenly today from heart failure amid a cold, wet night forecast. The report notes his prominence in the region and his long career, with local reaction to the loss.
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Prpes
Canton
Ocwiliam A Lynch
Parent Fined for Unsent School Attendance in Wilsonburg
Henry Craig was fined Tuesday evening by Justice John T. Flynn in Wilsonburg for failing to send his child to school. The total fine and costs amounted to $4.60.
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Henry Craig
John T. Flynn
Wilsonburg
Phoenix Mine Changes Hands in Summit Lease
The Summit Coal & Coke Company has leased the Phoenixville mining property from the Douglass Ranch Coal & Coke Company and taken active control. F. C. Brandt becomes general manager, F. D. Alten superintendent, James Howe boss, and James Whitehair master mechanic. Douglass returns to Pittsburgh to pursue other business. The new management promises improved operations and broader scale if fair car distribution continues.
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Summit Coal & Coke Company
Phoenixville
Douglass Ranch Coal & Coke Company
F. C. Brandt
Detroit
F. D. Alten
James Howe
James Whitehair
P. ‘Douglass
Douglass-Ranch Company
Wil
Pllsbury
Willl
Verdict In Elkins Suit Hits $6000 Against Elkins
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia returned a verdict of six thousand dollars for the plaintiffs Robert Burton and George Dubreuil in the suit against Senator S. B. Elkins over alleged services in a Western Maryland railroad sale. Hearings continued midweek on other local matters including a car incident and a coal company meeting. Mrs. M. El Black Krohme, new milliner in Empire Building, expanded her shop to 206 and 208, reporting strong business and space to better serve customers.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Robert Burton
George Dubreuil
Baltimore
S. B. Elkins
West Virginia
Western Maryland
M. EL Black Krohme
Empire Building
Téteeram Square
Hoatheas
Empire
Ryan Wins PiGirr Hot Spring Bout
Tommy Ryan defeated Tare Bar in a scheduled twenty round bout at the Wall ing Athletic Club in Hot Spring Arkansas. The fight went to the seventh round before Bar was unable to continue, giving Ryan the win.
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Ark
Rep
Tommy Ryan
Walling Athletic Club
Barry
Winges
Colored protests erupt over Jim Crow bill ruling in Clarkeving
Colored citizens of Clarkeving rallied Tuesday evening after news that the judiciary committee had reported favorably the Jim Crow bill. Senators and delegation framed protests, alleging the bill’s passage would alarm the colored community amid tense scenes near Charleston.
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Ciiseus
Charleston
Judiciary Committee
Reuss
Dolermien
Amit Delegaire
Chariton
Iegistaturs
Peyton A. Dent Takes Lead of Tar Redwood Plant
Peyton A. Dent departs to assume management of a temperamental plant in Tar Redwood North Carolina. He shows strong personal interest in the project and expects to begin soon. Supporters anticipate progress with his arrival and early leadership.
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Peyton A. Dent
Redwood
N.C
Sumverdae
Kim
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Northviow
Nath
Grim Reaper
Thomas
O'Keefe
KA. Teets
Fayette County
Tam
Ivory
Wilson Lewis
Jerome
Thanaliy
Associated New York
Delwoner
Peni
Ixtm
Mra
William Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Volmas
Pegas Jerome
Thaw
Delmas
Nellon Cxhert
Nuys Delmas
Delman
Delinaa
Benjamin Bolan
Bolan
Madison Square Garden Theatre
Staleford White
White
Boland
Waite
Thi Garden Theatre
Evelyn Mc du Wan
Mam
Oscar S. Straus
Lawyer Lynch Dirs
Phoenix
Douglass Ranch Company
Elkins
Burton and Dubreuil
Rus
Oker Deems
Tate Goodwin
Broad Oaks
Focal Traction
Aye
Isham Keith
Parks Prebure
Ryan
PiGirr
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