Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Wide Territory
Contempt charge filed against Fannie Selines, a union organizer from St. Louis, accused of violating a court order while aiding striking workers, with bond set at 3506 dollars to appear before the court in Wheeling, West Virginia, following a meeting calling on President Wilson to investigate alleged mis treatment of call workers.
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Tremors Felt Across Northeastern United States and Canada
Reports indicate a broad tremor event across the northeast including Montreal, Philadelphia, New York City, Albany, Syracuse and Rome with varying intensities. Observers described earthquakes from 1:34 to 2:27 PM and some damage noted in New York state while Canadian cities felt the shaking as well.
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Two Distinct Earthquake Shocks Recorded in Washington
The Georgetown University seismograph logged two shocks on February 10. The first began at 11 41 a m and lasted about ten minutes, the second at 1 34 p m lasting roughly ninety seconds. The final shock was described as very severe by observer Father Fondorf. The record gives no distance from the epicenter.
Man Dies From Crank Injury After Derby Aid
Bennett Treat, eight, dies after his attempt to help a friend start her car in Derby Connecticut. He was struck by a broken crank handle, sustaining arm injuries that led to infection and his death days later.
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Old Grudge Sparks Fatal Cabin Creek Shooting
In Charleston on February 9 a quarrel between brothers in law led to the shooting of George Tackett by Shaler, an assistant superintendent of the Chesapeake Mining Company. Shaffer killed Tackett and was arrested. the incident ties into ongoing local criminal cases in the Cabin Creek area. The piece also notes upcoming Handsome Home Week in Elkins and a county homecoming plan for September 7 with a local committee coordinating events.
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Marshalship Battle Plays Out In West Virginia Tangle
Washington February 10 The West Virginia marshalship fight continues with Senator Chilton recommending Ned Smith of Fairmont and multiple endorsements. A serious move to thwart the nomination is reported while Campbell seeks a marshal or diplomatic post following White House talks.
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King George Opens New British Parliament in Regal Ceremony
King George and Queen Mary appeared in royal robes as the fourth session opened amid ideal weather. The King rode in the state coach from Buckingham Palace to the House of Lords, where a stately procession gathered with peers and royal family watching. He outlined the agenda for constitution questions in the historic session.
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Morgantown Churches Back Federal Prohibition Amendment
In Morgantown on February 0, local churches proved and adopted Hoy's joint resolution introduced in Congress. The measure seeks a constitutional amendment sending funding for national prohibition to the states for ratification.
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National Drainage Congress seeks flood aid
W T Perkins, president of the National Drainage Congress, asked mayors of flood districts, commercial clubs, and railroad presidents for financial support to fund flood preparedness. He warned that deficient precipitation could trigger river valley floods this spring, risking areas already hit by high water last year.
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General Coxey Seeks Ohio Governor Nomination
General J Coxey, leader of the 1894 unemployed march, announces his candidacy for Ohio governor. Socialists of Cuyahoga and Wayne counties nominate Coxey at a joint meeting and forward his name to the secretary of state for the primaries next August. Coxey vows a vigorous campaign.
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Consistory Consults Over Comiskey Illness In Rome
In Rome a consul general and a Roman specialist examined Charles A. Comiskey, president of the Chicago team, after a severe chill during a Naples to Rome trip. Doctors report internal organs in good condition despite strong indigestion symptoms. The report follows a lengthy medical review and notes his wife accompanied him.
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Inspector to send team for new Martins post office site
A Washington report states an inspector will be sent to New Martins within two weeks to select a site for a new post office building.
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Revival Sermon Prompts Confession and Mercy at St Paul’s
At St Paul’s Church a revival sermon urged personal confession and forgiveness. The pastor emphasized that God welcomes confession and that delaying repentance risks divine judgment while noting transformed lives as evidence of repentance.
Thieves Target Keenan Clothiers Weeks Ago
George and Joba Hipp report clothing thefts linked to several households. Items stolen include underwear, shirts, hats, and stockings. Several garments later found in Keenan yard, suggesting thieves targeted belongings for more valuable fabrics. Police later captured youths and turned them over for investigation.
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Largest Scottish Rite class to be inducted in Wheeling
Wheeling on February 10 reports the upcoming induction of the largest class into the thirty two degree Scottish Rite. The annual three Rite bodies ceremony in Virginia begins next week. Already 106 candidates have booked for the ceremonies at the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
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Neely Honored at Ceremony for New Congressman
The report notes Neely receives honors at a ceremony announcing the new congressman from the Fifteen District with figures like Secretary of State William J. Bryan and former Missouri Governor Folk present. Restoration topics and party views are discussed with calls for consideration of questions often raised in such gatherings.
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Ward Accepts Position Despite Past Ties
A former public figure connected to a scandal is reported to have accepted a new post amid scrutiny. Officials confirm the appointment and outline the duties attached to the role, while observers weigh potential conflicts of interest and long-term implications.
McCloud Arrested on Whisky Charge in Police Report
McCloud, known in police circles for past charges, was arrested after nine o'clock for selling whiskey without a government license. State Marshal Dodge and assistant accompanied the suspect to the commissioner's before a local inquiry.
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Baltimore & Ohio air department staff to attend Cumberland gathering
Local Baltimore and Ohio railroad workers in the air department plan to travel to Cumberland for a meeting. The event aims to discuss various aspects of traffic and its national impact, with talks about future directions and employee relations.
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