Marion Hanger Killed by Charles Gould in Glen Elk
Marion Hanger colored alias Buck Hanger was shot and killed by Charles Gould on Baltimora street side of the Capitol hotel in Glen Elk at 1 15 oclock Saturday evening. Gould arrested at North Fourth street brewery and jailed without bail for preliminary hearing February 28. Coroner inquest returned verdict that Hanger died of a pistol wound. a single action 32 cal revolver and a bread knife were found on the body. Funeral planned Thursday afternoon at the Masonic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hanger
Buck Hanger
Charles Gould
Capitol Hotel
Glen Elk
Gould
Reymann Brewing Company
North Fourth Street
White and Simms
Criss Jasper
Negen
Tnaper
Jasper
Clarkes
W. P. Camp
Oliver Pe Boughner
Will WH. Cole
Edward Doyle
Te. Peacock
Nicholas
M. White
Taines W. Robinson
John P. Tohinson
Moe Forman
Battinori
Phas
Gantt
Glen Elk Hotel
Ray
Tornoe
Ald
Hangyr
Howard
Jaxper
Cabon
Stemmers
Thre
Tatler
Charles Tas
Ste
Hanger
Summers
Triah Barrill
Swintzel
Nore
Ithaca Conservatory Tour Offers Benefit Concert
The Ithaca Conservatory of Music Male Quartette, under its Entertainment Bureau, will perform at the Methodist Church South tomorrow night to support the church building fund. The company, praised as a premier ensemble from a leading music school, is touring nationwide and ticket sales are underway to fund an ambitious edifice planned for next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithica Conservatory of Music
Ithica Conservatory of Music Entertainment Bureau
Ithica
N. Y
Conservatory of Music
Pblie
Jas
Oldest church destroyed in early fire impact
Assommren Press reports the First Congregational Church in Marietta, built in 1788 and repeatedly remodeled, was completely destroyed by fire early today. The church, an anchor of the Northwest Territory, carried insurance of 27,000 and stood at Jones Street 830.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assomrren Press
Marietta
Firet Congregational Church
Doctor Charged With Assault In Wolf Summit Case
Dr Kale of Wolf Summit is jailed on a charge of assaulting his wife. Neighbors heard screams between two and three Sunday morning. Mrs Kale, in a weak condition, was found badly beaten and confined as lawmen arrested the physician at his home Monday afternoon. Magistrate Samuel W Gordon will handle the case after a warrant sworn by J A Arthers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kafe
Ti. le. Rule
Wolf Summit
Lee Coffman
Rogers
Samuel W. Gordon
J. A. Arthers
Kale
Jim
Martin
Kile
Wedding of Johr L Maloney and Minnie ee ten at Episcopal parsonage
Mr. Johr L Maloney and Miss Minnie ee ten united in marriage by Rev S K Arbuthnot at the parsonage Sunday afternoon in the presence of intimate friends. The wedding followed Methodist church service in a pretty ceremony. Mrs Maloney is noted as an excellent young woman from Kinnston, Mr Maloney a machinist employed in town. They will reside in the city and extend best wishes to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Johr L. Maloney
Minnie Ee
S. JK. Arbuthnot
Methodist Church
Maloney
Kinnston
Omius
Amd Hott
Prem Lung
Hay
Praelarons
Will Run Training Stable At Clarksburg
J J Wilton of Rushville Trd has gone to Clarksburg to Tecate He is a famed trainer of horses and intends a large training setup at the new firesounds promising several strings of horses to begin training there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Wilton
Rushville
Trd
Clarksburg
Wilton
America
Crawford Fort Takes Oath as Regular Official
Crawford Fort, recently back from Hot Springs Arkansas after a six week stay, was sworn in Sunday afternoon as the regular appointee of the department. He had been serving as interim and now becomes the official at the office in Minneapolis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Crawfor
Hot Springs
Ark
An Minphis
Tnn
Crawford
Oran
Fire Destroys Battle House Hotel in Mobile
A large blaze at 11 40 p m destroyed Mobile Alabama Battle House, one of the South’s largest hotels, forcing many guests to flee in night clothes. The blaze, under control by daybreak, caused about 400000 dollars in losses with no fatalities. Other losses included Commercial Hotel 20000 and Graham Printing 30000. Origin undetermined. Two elevators failed their posts as guests escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associant Press
Mobile
Algeb
Graham Printing Company
Comnella
Fasoph Parks
Bernard Constantine
Record Coldest in Years Hits Several Cities
Weather service reports extreme cold across multiple locales with temperatures well below zero. Assoc Press notes record lows in several regions, including Des Moines and Pierre, as citizens endure dangerous conditions and ongoing winter hardships.
Lincoln's Birthday Benefit at Linestone Hall
The Clurkelarg Colored Social Club hosts a birthday event at Linestone Hall 410 West Main Street to benefit the Thomyeon comet band. Tickets cost fifty cents. Several prominent speakers will give addresses and the band will perform, with a social to follow.
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Linenlu
Awell
West Main Street
MM. Thomyeon Comet
Ayasie
Wanley Enlists in U S Army for Defense Barracks
Wanley Manley, named in the article as enlisting in the United States Army, is assigned to a defense barracks unit. Details indicate a formal oath and initial processing at a Missouri installation, with standard issue equipment and duties forthcoming.
Old Man James J Lewis Ends Life in Mount Clare
Weary of life 81 years old James J Lewis of Mount Clare shoots himself in the temple on the front porch about four thirty Sunday afternoon after rising from bed. He leaves a widow and children Mrs Amos Davisson Mrs Sallie Mitchell and Tarah Lewis. Funeral services set for Monday at two o clock with interment in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Lewis
Mount Clare
James Wl Tels
Hineslf
Mount Clive
Lewis
John Davisson
Heath
Dangerous Break-up Threatens River Craft
A sudden thaw causes a dangerous break up on the Olio river as slow moving ice again threatens to trap vessels. Authorities warn of further danger as ice shifts and water levels fluctuate, leaving boats and gear at risk along the Cincinnati river arbor and downstream.
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Assovrmin Dyess
Cincinnati
Feo
Olio
Tver Wien
Putin
Cineianeti Arbor
No Inquest Yet On Remains Of Neleon Swiger
An inquest was not held into the death of Neleon Swiger who committed suicide on Brown Saturday. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at his home, with burial in the cemetery at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neleon Swiger
Tate Hime
Roosevelt Leaves for New York Visit and Speech
President Roosevelt and party depart Washington at 12:30 pm for a six day trip to New York. He will speak during Lincoln Week celebrations at the Waldorf Asto ria and then attend events arranged by the Press Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Lincoln
Waldorf-Astoria
Arbitration Treaties Not Presented in Senate Debate
Secretary Jay Speaks for the President and declares the matter concluded while Bacon offers a Senate resolution on the Santo Domingo agreement. The report notes the administration’s stance and ongoing legislative maneuvering surrounding arbitration treaties and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Bacon
Senate
Santo Domingo
Girl's Home Preferred in Salem Case Involving Minors
May Ritchie of Parkersburg is to be sent to the Girl's Industrial Bethel at Salem. She and Abby Gearin, with Gouge Sponter and Kies, faced a charge of unlawful association at a rink town. Judge Ruttencutter found all guilty and sentenced them to three months in jail. Gearin produced a letter from Columbus seeking to place the girl with a man. The Ritchie girl, sixteen, is married with a husband in Tavernerville. Authorities aim to place her with the industrial school or in Crittenton care, amid a tense, public case.
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May Ritchie
Parkersburg
Bethel
Salem
Abby Gearin
Gouge Sponter
Kies
Rinktomville
Thy Masa
Tastion Ruttencutler
Gearin
Gearin Girl Produced A Letter In Court Written By Her Tinehiand
Columbus
Tle
Mastion Ruttencutter
Ritchie
Tavernerville
Crittenton Cine
Lodhe
Ust
Graver Oil Company Chartered in Salem Virginia
The Graver Oil Company of Salem Harrison County is chartered by the secretary of state to operate for oil and gas. Authorized capital stock is 810,090. Incorporators include The Hwver of Winghester Virginia and J. Whiteman of Salem. Other signatories are WR line of Relimea Virginia and D. H. Seu In of Torreville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea
Graver Oi Company
Salem
Harrison County
OS. TheHwver
Winghester
Torreville
Bo AL Grever
Trut Relianes
Lfain
State meeting of Y M C A set for Fairmont
The second biannual state convention of the Young Men's Christian Association will be held at Fairmont from February 24 to 26. Delegates from local branches and other state branches will attend, with elaborate plans for entertainment and visits.
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Streat
AL Fairmont
Fairmont
Fehroam
Ani
New England
Lee
Tom Hoery
President opposes altered treaties to block general arbitration
Washington reports President objects to Senate altered arbitration treaties as stepping back from aims of world arbitration. He insists the Senate may reject treaties or require compatible changes. Senator Bacon seeks information on the Santo Domingo government accord.
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Pasa
Washington, D.C
Hay
Senate
Bacon
Santo Domingo
Many Bodies Are Buried In Ongoing Conflict
An unofficial report from Warsaw and Ruwela notes that forty four bodies have been buried and three bodies remain interred while two hundred remain in hospitals after a major disturbance.
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Axsocratin Prise Warsaw
Ruwela
Bad coin circulated by minister shocks readers
A garbled report from Huntington Virginia outlines a minister accused of circulating counterfeit currency during a Baptist service. The piece notes police action and mentions a Sunday night arrest amid confusion over the incident and local religious figures.
State Deputy to Speak at Mt Zion Baptist Church
State deputy of the 13 will deliver an address to the public on the objects of the True Reformers at Mt Zion Baptist Church colored. An invitation is extended to all to attend and hear Mrs Hodee who is described as an excellent lecturer and a prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Indy
Ion Fk
Mt. Yion Baptist Hureh
Hodee
Fendi
Unclear text fragment about burial shipment and death
Fragmentary report notes a burial arrangement after an incident at a hospital. It mentions a person named Cart and a group sent via Rowlesburg for burial, with garbled references to a local place and an event at Wolf Street.
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Frank Cart
Toews Hospital
Rowlesburg
Wwe
Wolf Strart
Imo
Ivin
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Battle House
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Ears
Bloc Gery
Dee Moines
Lincoln's
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TN Army
Frank J. Manley Fine
United States
Deffersen Barracks
Twa
Mamos Dhvisson
Sallie Mitchell
Tarah Lewis
Mivorméin
Trey
OL Company Charterer
Axcoptimn Press
Huntington
W. Va
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Winater
Hadley
Eimidnet
Shiershor
Hoepita
Shinstin
Tr. Rimedart
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