Local Liquor Case Leads to Jail Bond in Alta Vista
Brenna faces liquor sale charges after a warrant sparked a tense hearing before Justice Miley. Witnesses testified to alleged arrests and improprieties at a home in Alta Vista, with deputies and a constable involved. Brenna denied wrongdoing, asserting a legitimate trade and stating no money flowed to officials. The court remanded her on bond $100 and $500 no-sale terms, while other parties faced peace-bond arrangements.
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Brenna
MS. Miley
Troy Zinn
Uellon Riley
Sherif John AM. Knox
Fenty
Alta Vistas
Mabel
Wayon
Abevat
Newton Ravway
Mr. Knox
Teas Zinn
Knox
Tle
King
Mable
Mew Wen
Wong
M Ehet
Wayne
Faehit- Anil
Breunay Wondiiwlao
Lev
Siefer
Merdine
Xine
Aly
Finn
Ney
Guy Merritt
Charles W. Moore
W. C. Morrison
Merritt
Moore
George H. Gordon
Coats Deny Involvement In Broaddus Institute Shooting
Reported link between Coats and the Broaddus Institute shooting is challenged by two Coats alleging the opposite. They claim Broaddus boys were robbing a hen roost and fired on them, forcing a retreat, while asserting they did not visit the dormitory or cause any disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broaddus Institute
Broaddus
Fair Board Plans First Fair and Race Meetings
The fair board met at Empire Bank to arrange details for the new grounds. Directors discuss the ball, grounds, grandstand, and preparations for the inaugural fair and race meetings to be held soon.
Barney and Cohen Assignment Clarifies Unpaid Note
The document clarifies an error in a note of 750 dollars from Mrs. Barney to Mrs. Colin when Barney & Cohen began business. The note remained unpaid until July seventh, then an assignment was agreed and delivered to Mrs. Barney as part of winding up the partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney & Cohen Milliner
Barney
Colin
Miss Jennie Decomd Dies of Typhoid Fever
Miss Jennie Decomd died at her Glen Folk residence Monday evening at 7 o'clock from typhoid fever. A daughter of D Deewmne she was about to begin womanhood and had formed many friendships. The community extended sympathy to her bereaved family. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Jennie Decomd
Jonnie Dente
D. Deewmne
Glen Folk
Tim
Frimeral
Enthusiastic Meeting Of Migral Baseball Club
The Migral baseball club board met with many absences and elected William Harrington as chairman. The streetcar company will swap stock valued at 300 dollars and provide cars for crowds, while the fair grounds demand 20 dollars monthly for the grove. Messrs Thomas Francis and Billy Smith will inspect the grounds for a possible grand stand to serve both baseball and horse racing. The fair company will begin constructing a grand stand and may redirect funds from a still grand stand to a larger one. Directors of the new fair grounds convene at Empire Bank tonight for committee discussions, with further reports expected Wednesday.
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Migral! Club
Welch
William Harrington
Othr
Fair Grounds Company
Mesers
Thomas Francis
Byll" Smith
Graud
Fair Company
Fair Grotmids
Empire Bank
Contete
Risettons
Beavers Pleads Guilty Conspiracy to Defraud Government
In criminal court, George Beavers pleaded guilty to conspiring with former State Senator George EB Green of Binghamton and W D Dorcins to defraud the government through supplying postal materials. He was sentenced to two years in a Moundsville, West Virginia, penal institution.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
George Beavers
George EB. Green
Binghamton
W. D. Dorcins
Moundsville
W. V
Federal Court Set For Busy Term
United States Marshal EB Hupp arrived Monday night from the mountains where he jailed several suspects and arranged warrants. Officer Haygitt said the April federal grand jury will be large with many violators brought to justice. Several major cases and indictments are expected at the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hupp
Inukitare
Internal Revenue
Haygitt
Freight Trains Wreck Reported Near Madigon
A reported wreck involving freight trains near Madigon on February 11 strands Bud Brownwat and Brakenun Robert Grey as crews battle a wire fire after a collision from Nori Vertor by. Fire damaged the wire and disrupted travel.
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Madigon
Thae
Nori Vertor
Tiel
Bud Brownwat
Robert Grey
Masonic Convocation Set At Temple On Feb 13
A special meeting of Noni sasm-Chapter No.0 ReAML will convene at the Masonic Temple on Thursday February 13. After business a banquet will follow. Good attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Sheriff Merrion Arrests Four Likely Involved in Eaten Veal Case
In Chillicothe on February 14 Sheriff Merrion of Rees County detained four men on suspicion in a case described as the eaten veal incident. Details remain unclear as reports are fragmentary from the local desk.
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Chillicothe
Merrion
Rees County
Willy Teen
Teleda Tenlay
State Board Tomorrow Progress Reports on Real Estate Assessments
The State Board will arrive tonight from the West Virginia and Pittsburg line and begin a 9 o clock court house review of county real estate assessments. The board will verify the county's work, find few complaints, and hear grievances if any. The Dawson tax law guided the process, and officials express satisfaction with the results and the public’s acceptance.
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State Board
West Virginia & Pittsburg
Ite Real Etate Mmessment
Ther
Dawson
Great Revival at Northview
A series of nightly revival meetings is underway in Northview at the schoolhouse conducted by Rev Cunningham and Rev Foster from United Brethren churches. Residents and surrounding areas are drawn to the gatherings with strong earnestness and reported conversions.
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Northview
T Cunningham
Foster
United Brethren Churches
Stenley
Adan&ton
Moody
School Board Meeting Tomorrow to Discuss Textbooks
The county school board convenes tomorrow morning in the county courthouse to select textbooks for county schools. Representatives from eight publishing firms including Grimm & Company Heath & Co American Book Company Appleton and Scribners attend though changes are unlikely. The local band members listed include Highland Law Good Hope VanHam Salem Johnson Bridgeport Laween Moore Parrish and Burdette.
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Grimm & Company
D=O, Heath & Co
Boston
American Book Company
Appleton, Scribners
Petition Seeks Expulsion of Senator Matt From Senate
Washington February 1 A petition filed in the Senate seeks the expulsion of Senator Matt of New York alleging his removal from the presidency of the United States Express Company and accusing him of belonging to a trust alliance with major speculators and planners.
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Washington, D.C
Matt
New Yonk
Senate
A. W. Post
Platt
United States Express Company
Attack's Property New York Feb 13 report unclear
Fragmentary OCR text indicating a New York item dated February 13 mentions an attack, property, and financial commissions or values but details are unreadable. No clear names, organizations, places beyond New York, or concrete outcomes are extractable.
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New York
Ioim
Dames
Ann Aera
Omy
Mayor Shields Hosts Elaborate Waldo Evening
Mayor and Mrs. Shields entertained at the Waldo with an elaborate one cent reception. The banquet featured candlelit decor, Wells' orchestras playing opera tunes, and witty toasts as guests enjoyed a grand dining room setting and courteous introductions.
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PH. Shields
Waldo
Poh Shields
Surprise Tin Wedding Party Honors Golden Couple
A group of friends hosted a surprise tin wedding party for Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McKeehan. Guests presented tin kitchen utensils as gifts. A brief literary program entertained the couple, followed by simple refreshments served on bright plates. The gathering concluded with best wishes for continued happiness.
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C. W. McKeehan
Wieher
Henry Stowes Nas In Critical Condition After Arrival
Henry Stowes Nas, reportedly arrived yesterday in Cincinnati, remains alive though critically ill with a precarious condition. authorities note a possible recovery glimpse.
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Henry
Loleday Ohi
Cincinnati
Attempted Fire at Fairnton Opera House Report
A suspicious blaze at Fairnton Opera House is being investigated after an attempted arson incident. Authorities say a fire was set in a front area but was discovered before causing major damage. no injuries reported.
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Fairntonk
Neimont
Ps Nici
Miners begin strike at Redham collieries
Workers at Cul Company pits in Senin, Pa go on strike at top collieries amid wage disputes. Demonstrations disrupt operations as leaders call for negotiations with management and government mediation.
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Redham
Senin
Talvers Amt-Lahmer
Dermine Cul Company
Init
Steric Hida Ben
In Dominican unrest a bridegroom jailed for perjury
A chaotic San Domingo scene emerges as a supposed groom John Allaine Whitman alias Pauline Webster marries Miss Kelley at Bluefield. The bride discovers deception. Whitman admits living as a man for years. Police say the couple arranged the license. Whitman faces perjury charges.
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Joha Allauine Whitman
Mike
Pauline Webster
Ponnis
Adims Express Quits Its Rail Service Change
An importiats change in express business is reported with the United States Express Company set to take over shortline and Ohio river divisions of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The Adams Company withdraws from the community and all stations on these routes.
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Xpress Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ae Erie
Thetalince
Adams Con Company
Shooting Fray in Bluefield Ends in Homicide
Unclear text records a fatal shooting in Bluefield West Virginia. Bailey killed Sit ar Carr after a confrontation at a home visit. The fray involved prior tension and an attempt by Bailey to obtain a pistol. Further readable fragments imply jealousy and drinking issues preceding the homicide.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Bailey
Sitar Carr
Matakesterday
Isa
Bailey Betarn
Batis
Obscured Legal Petition Hears Sealed Military Secrets
A garbled record from a Ga venue shows attorney Alea Duley informing a client of possible charges and years of potential imprisonment. The text references a Battery case, a June event, and mentions names such as Whirnugh All Alex and Elliot, with unclear proceedings and sentencing details.
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Situi. Pb
Alea Duley
Ainaworth
Fe ' Seh
Eilon
Alex
Wolia
Elliot
Many Presents for MGS Alice in 19th Century List
A garbled OCR passage lists a collection of gifts and notable names including Nick Longworth and various European figures. It mentions thousands of toys and priceless necklaces, with references to France, Italy, and prominent individuals, all framed as a circulated will or gift list from Woakington.
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Woakington
D. Coy
Nick Longworth
France
Chicago
Taft
Italy
Prings Henry
Prussia
Ote Louis of
Battenberg
Willlelaw Ra
Train Runs Into Lands Tide Injures Several On Route
A disrupted report notes a crash as a train collided with tidal terrain causing multiple injuries. Emergency crews responded swiftly to the scene amid ongoing efforts to secure passengers and assess damage.
Thousand Dollar Package Sold For A Quarter
Fragmentary OCR reviews a sensational offer claiming a thousand dollar package for twenty five cents. The garbled text mentions a woman, a man, and a disowned person, with unclear actions and wrap details. The passage lacks clear, coherent facts beyond the price gimmick and irregular speech.
Presbyterins Session Proceedings and Agenda Summary
Fragmentary text outlines a Presbyterian session meeting with delegates and agenda items. Key names or places are unclear due to garbled OCR, but references to meeting, delegates, and prayer suggest a formal church council session summary.
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Coats
Base Ball Club
Beavers
Great Reval
Shields
Suprise
Tin Wedding
Nas, Henry Stowes
OPERA
San Domingo
Ander
Nancy
Washington
Navy Department
Sutherland
Monte Clipiati
Justine
Dajigou
Monte Chiiai
Adims Express
Alice
Lands Tide
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