Third House Shelved For Hurdle Shift In Kentucky Session
Charleston February reports say a power struggle in Kentucky’s General Assembly nears a consensus. An agreement between walls and administration forces could speed through bills before adjournment, ending a lengthy drag and reducing lobbyist influence, especially on railroad issues. The scene notes fatigue, potential extra sessions, and questions about money offers to legislators.
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Charleston
House
Senate
Midelberg
Fayette County
Sayre Remedy Co to Build New Plant in Wy Belay
Shinn Bros. contractors have begun a brick building on the Leggere Property between the Leggart building and the electric light plant. The Sayre Remedy Co plans a plant for manufacturing extracts syrups flavorings and colorings for bottlers and soda fountains. It will feature modern water filtration and purification and new electrical machinery to expand capacity.
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Sayre Remedy Company
Traci
Unclaimed Letters At Clarksb rg W Wa Post Office
List of unclaimed letters advertised February 18, 1907 in the Clarksb rg Washington area. Names include Amster, J G. Arnett. Qlove Brooks. Louis Bates. Donald Barney. Miss Adale Baker. Charley Cook. Ren Denham. Miss Alboa rickson. Alamso Garcia. A Hall. Henderson Arvid Hustart. Marl Koon. Ondrua Koltek. Chas Kanoble. Charles Knoble. Simonetta Nicola. Frank Nupseanm. M D Payne. Rev S Portman. Mia Wright. Anna Taylor. J W Thompson. Mrs Jaretin Wright. packages B W Wella.
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Clarksburg
W. Wa
Amster
Arnett
Stlse Qlove Brooks
Louis Bates
Donald Barney
Miss Adale Baker
Charley Cook
Ren, Denham
Mies Alboarickson
Alamso Garcia
A. Hall
Henderson
Arvid Hustart
Mise Marl Koon
Ondrua Koltek
Chas
Broaddus and Grafton Open Championship Series
Broaddus Institute faces Grafton High School in the Monongahela Valley Inter-Scholastic League championship opener. Broaddus recalls a recent close win over Fairmont, while Grafton bears a win and a loss against Fairmont. Parkersburg High School looms for Friday as Grafton’s anticipated opponent.
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Broaidun Insitute
Grafton High
Company K
Broaddus
Fairmont High School
Grafton
Fairmont
Parkersburg High School
Revival Underway at Boothsville Methodist Church
At Boothsville Methodist Episcopal church a revival led by Rev. W A Stalnaker draws large crowds each night. About eighty conversions have been reported in the past week with many more new professions of faith during the ongoing meetings.
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Gillette Sales Company
New York City
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Boothsville
W. A. Stalnaker
Greer couple accept positions with Washington Steamboat Co
Thomas Greer former chef at the Tradera hotel and his wife have accepted posts with the Washington and Norfolk Steamboat Company Hlats head steward. They will leave Saturday to spend a week in Wheeling with relatives and will report for duty March 1 in Washington D C.
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Thomas Greer
Tradera Hotel
Washington & Norfolk Steamboat Company
Hlats
Wheeling
Washington, D
Mr Hugill Happy and Maple Avenue Births
Edmund Hugill enjoys a cheerful period as a newborn arrives at his Maple Avenue home weighing nine pounds and eighteen ounces. The family reports mother and baby thriving amid pride and well wishes from Frank Moore and local friends. Hospital news notes three other patients: a patient discharged after a serious operation, Joe Swares recovering from typhoid fever, and Leonard Sauleberg discharged after treatment for typhoid fever.
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Edmund Hugill
Maple Avenue
Babe
Frank Moore
Wallace
Koua
Joe Swares
Grassoll
Leonard Sauleberg
Body of Michael Muithaupt Sent to Baltimore for Funeral
The body of Michael Muithaupt, who died after a heart trouble tied to heavy drinking, was sent to Baltimore on train No. 3 Monday evening. Relatives will conduct the funeral and burial.
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Michael Muithaupt
Baltimore
The Kingdom of a Bridegrooms Hope
A strained bachelor clings to a dingy room watching a woman he adores prepare for marriage. He plots a perfect wedding present but misreads affection until a playful reveal makes him realize the bride is his own to wed. The tale blends yearning, comic missteps, and a pivotal kiss of fate.
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Hin
Ter Voor
Ube
Bing
Billy
Indy
Deardorf
Wea
Homble
Bull
Molet
von Adence
Ebe
Alina
Morris
World’s First Story Ghost Tale Teaser
A fragmentary note from The Telegraph hints at an early ghost story, possibly from London. The brief line suggests a feature on spectral fiction and a premier tale that unsettles readers with its eerie premise.
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Lonilon ‘Telegraph
Hapgoods open Clarkaborg W Va employment branch
Hapgoods announces a Clarkaborg West Virginia branch to recruit and place workers and to assist employers seeking competent help. Frank A. Willison has been appointed district representative in Owl Hall building and will visit employers to explain the National Organization of Employment program. Contact Room 3119 Oak Hall Building Clarksburg or call Home phones 466-065.
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Hapgoods
Clarkaborg
Fairmont
Eee
Ics
W. Va
Frank A. Willison
Sf Aces
Owl Hall
Bean
Clarksburg
Pittsburg Aces Lead At Principal Meet
Pittsburg area team nets strong performance at principal event in Pittsburgh. Details readable show standout plays and scores, with local athletes excelling and a sense of competitive momentum across the meet.
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Ork
Pittsburg
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