Bridgeport and Philippi clash over Broaddus move decision
Bridgeport and Philippi battle over Broaddus Institute relocation at a Thursday meeting. Proposals included a forty acre lot with a 90 room building and 20,000 cash, versus Philippi's 16,000 with ground considerations. The board heard both sides in executive and public sessions, with removal likely tied to property sales and bids from Wheeling and Huntington figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oldOna
Broaddux Institute
Bridgeport
Philinp
M.D. Houghfore
Gavcott
Clarksburg
I. Fe Moore
Parkers
George Ms Whitescarver
Grater BR
B. Mulbott
Philippi
Mrsella Payne
Martmont
ML. Wond
Huntington
Teews Ward
Pennsylvania
J. Thomas
Mannington
Clarkaturg
Dlepom
Meadig
Mridgeport
Wak
Miarle
T D
Fitshighe
Davison
B. ‘Teter
Melville Peck
Thu Philipp
Hoard
Wt Pres Cme
Clarkaburs Sanitarum Gom
Pany
Board of Tratens
J. J. Donahuer
Wheellig
West Virginia Republican League meeting set in Parkersburg
Date 15 fixed indicates W B Cutright of Tuckhannon and Simmons of Spencer plan a meeting of the State League of Republican Club in Parkersburg on April 28 the day before the State Delegate Teeyul Nean convention. An infant of Hatchumaker family Moore's Nine died early Thursday. Funeral Friday at 2 pm with services at the parents Home and burial in LO cemetery. The board of regents of West Virginia University Morgantown notes many present except Shige Theans song continues several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Cutright
Tuckhannon
State League of Republican Club
Simmons
Spencer
League
Parksburg
Parkershars
Republican Party of
West Virginia
Hatchumaker
Moore's
Parenta
Puelal
Fish Loses Suit Against Harriman in Central Stock Case
In Chicago on February 20 judge Weil dissolved a temporary injunction blocking 286 201 shares of stock from being voted at the annual meeting of the Tiltingis Central Railroad Company The shares once held by Union Pacific and the railroad Securities Company of New Jersey were at issue The decision ends Stuyvesant Fish control attempts In New York both Fish and Warkpar declined to comment on the ruling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Frees
Chicago
Harriman
Gentral Lida
Hich
Tudge Weil
Stuyvesant Fish
Tilngis Central Railroad
Uhlon Pacific’, Railroad Company
Railroad Securities Company of New Jersey
Death of South Carolina Senator Latimer
Senator Latimer of South Carolina died today from peritonitis following an operation misdiagnosed as appendicitis. Born July 21, 1857 near Lowndesville, he moved to Belton in 1880, chaired the county Democratic committee, served in the House 1893 to 1903, and was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1902. Senate adjourned until tomorrow after memorial actions.
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Jby
Washington, D. C
Vahary
Lathner
South Carolina
Peritamie
Lowell
Asbury Chirchwell Latimer
Lowndesville
Alybeville County
S.C
Wan & Kon
Tie
United States
Senate
Lot Sloy Tamersigners
Rumor Mill Targets Scherr Governor Bid and Prohibition Vote
Special correspondence from Charleston West Virginia notes auditor press agent claims that Senate Republicans would back Scherr for governor. The piece alleges Swisher influenced the prohibition amendment outcome and questions Whose interests drive the Scherr campaign. It claims upper house senators oppose publicizing candidates and suggests a few votes could have changed the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Yau
Scherr
Pole
Senate
Sweher
Jis
Tts
Hole
Anduar Seherr
Mwlelior
Tate
Woman Indicted on Rape Charge in Jefferson Circuit Court
A Jefferson County case in Charles Town sees a woman indicted for rape after a recent grand jury activity. Mount Faulkner presides as defense demurrer challenges the charge, with arguments to be heard in a day or two.
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Charles Town
Tefferson
Tian
Wormin
Outliner
Deeds Recorded Involving Local Property Transfers
Deeds recorded show B F Coburn transferring to Jay Reefer at 1 Jol, Trond Owke Jay Reefer transferring to Edwin P L Clemans at 1 Jol Broad Oaks, Jiomes Fy MeIntire transferring to Taster Mars in 1 tol Enterprize with nearby property details.
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B. F. Coburn
Jay Reefer
Trond Owke
Edwin PL Clemans
Broad Oaks
Jiomes Fy MeIntire
Taster Mars
Enterprize
Sunday School Institute Held with Notable Lectures
The Sunday school institute at the Baptist church drew 50 to 60 attendees despite weather. Lectures by A. L. Withers of Bridgeport and Dr. Peters of this city covered card study and Sunday school pupil matters. A round table followed. a large attendance affirmed the event’s success with another session planned tonight at 7:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leguires
Tievs
Peters
Ely
Withers
Bridgeport
Walt
Paters
Rolund
Charch
Ramsburg Dies in Asylum Transit at Martinsburg Farm
The body of J. le C. Ramsburg was moved from Weaton asylum to his former Martinsburg home for burial after dying Tuesday from a breakdown following admission on December 10. He was 61, a farmer by vocation, with prior mental impairment but temporary mental improvement before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ramsburg
Martinsburg
J. le C. Ramsburg
Weaton
Lily Phrysteu
Kelley Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
TJ Kelley operating as Wattaca underwent an appendicitis operation Sunday night at Matra Mont and is recovering. He has been moved from the Jagkepn hut to Cook's Noaphal for care.
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TJ Kelley
Wattaca
Matra Mont
Hutch
Cook
Noaphal
Crescent Window Glass Plant Faces Strike Over Wages
WESIU aigng up and Latter to man plant. Cutter and flattener workers are few outside the organization. A P Fees, wage committeeman, says Crescent Window Glass Company in Weston has lined up cutters and flatteners and needed 24 experienced blowers and gatherers. Manager Grant had visited Indiana and other places to hire staff but failed. The Crescent plant remains on strike of cutters and flatteners until sufficient skilled workers are found to operate the plant satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Fees
Weston
Crescent Window Glass Company
Grant
Crescent
Indiana
Appeals court session on Baltimore & Ohio cases in Richmond
United States Circuit Court of Appeals heard lingering arguments this week with Judge Pritchard presiding and District Judge Daylorth in attendance. Cases involve Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company and Fairmont Coal Company et al, with plaintiffs in error Pitcairn Coal Company and others, heard by counsel Edgar H. Gans Hugh L. Bond Jr William A. Glasgow Jr and others, from Baltimore Philadelphia and Parkersburg.
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Richmond
United States Clrcuit Court of Appeals
Pritchard
Daylorth
Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad. Company
Palrmont Coal Company Et
Nrear
Tufted States
Pitcairn Coal Company
Baltimore
Edgar It, Gans
Hugh Jb. Bond, Jr
Wiliam A. Glasgow, Jr
United States
Ox Rel
Uanimore & Onin
Fairmont Coal Company Et al
R Tn Artot
Ganes
Edgar H. Gans
Lugh L. Bond, Jr
William A. Glasgow, Jr
Philadelphia
Ida. G. Jackson
Tandry G
Jackson Et al
Otreult
Parkerburg
Mccormick
Williamsport
McCluer & McCluer
Parkersburg
Wil
Appellant
Wildan Beard
O. M. Ambler
Ue Appalieea
Eight Prof The Rov Dy Chedstopher Mumble Sermon at Parkershurs
The Rov. Dy. Chedstopher Mumble of Parkershurs preached an expnl sermon to a Kory sledongregation at the adustrial Presbyterian erect. At the close of the sermon an after mmeotine was hold in which eight nro fesstons of vonvoraloy were maie, making eightoor In all since the beginning of the meetings. Dr. Humble was called to his home Thursday morning and Thursday evening Kaward finek Sunday achowl wls stondby of Parkerstuirg will priiet. All people in the ie duatrial withdow are cordially Inelt ed to these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chedstopher Mumble
Parkershurs
Adustrial Presbyterian Erect
Vonvoraloy
Humble
Kaward Finek
Stondby
Parkerstuirg
Wil
Drady Qualifies Official For Personal Ratifications
Drady selects Jones Te Drady as administrator of the personal estate of Michie L J McDonald, with David J Cay as surety. The appointment carries a bond of $100.
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Jones
Te Drady
Michie l J. McDonald
Hon
David J. Cay
Deputy Recoveries Diamonds and Furs in Cumberland Theft
Deputy W. B. Hoddel of Allegheny County recovered from Jennie Weekly eight young worn reading to Adam son diamonds jewelry and furs valued at about 260 belonging to a Cumberland woman who reported the theft. The Cumberland woman had entrusted the items to Weekly before her death. Chief Richard Scott aided Hoddel in locating Weekly on Thursday.
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W. B. Hoddel
Allegheny County
Jennie
Adamson
Gary
Cumberland
Madi
Me. Hoddel
Clarkapiine
Sainte Weekly
Iodide
Polic
Richard Scott
Hadder
Ohio Recedes as River Falls Near Cincinnati
The Ohio River recedes to within about sixty miles of Cincinnati and is expected to begin rising again tonight. Early reports place the water level at 51.1 feet this morning, just above the danger line, while it did not exceed 52 feet.
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Cincinnati
Will of Inte Ligya probated in county clerk's office
The will drawn October 11, 1907, witnessed by A N Laws and Howard W McDonald, disinheriting property except a home on Brushy Fork waters. Adelbert Lang and John G Lang named executors without bond. Wife receives stock shares and $80 yearly, maintenance of the home rooms, and dower rights. A share in Empire National Bank and Empire Building Company go to wife. heirs to pay her annual support. Shulloworth to receive $2,000 share in estate. details note various specific bequests and ownership adjustments.
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A. N. Lawsonun
Howard W. McDonald
Brushy
Fork
Isolmipson
Elie Laietetets
Quay
Sholiworth
Shulloworth
Shane
New Unions Form in Mutual Protection Association
Lawrence of New Hothto hot travels through Clarkburg and Weston to organize branches of the new Mutual Protection Association. He plans to unite harvesters and gatherers, promising harmony among workers as they establish local branches and extend to New Plerses.
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Congress
Lawrence
New Hothtohot
Padinslot
Clarkburg
Weston
Hlowora
Clarkeburg
Hhey
West Thlin
Newplerses
Likarsan
Rome
Twenty Days Sentences for Two Colored Defendants
Mayor Crile ordered twenty days probationary sentences for James Gowmuin and Verna Stewart after they were found guilty of gathering at a Monticelio Avenue house for a disturbance last night. Stella Culton faced charges of public indecency and was jailed. Rod Vance, Arthur Smithy, and JoIy Yacklich received fines for drunkenness and failing to pay.
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James Gowmuin
Verna Stewart
Crile
Patio Couyt
Scenion
Monticelio Avenue
Antayy
Tl Nurhose
Stella Culton
Denuke
Deraule
Ofa
Rod Vance
Arthur Smithy
Joly Yacklich
Vesti
Enetody
Young Men Arrested On Warrants In Imperial Saloon
Dorsey Arbogast and Claude Dotson were taken by Constable Ford on warrants sworn by Nancy McAtee in Magistrate Garden's court for unlawful entry and deadly weapons at her West End home. McAtee says the men threatened her, injured chickens, and caused fear at night. hearings set before Judge Loawalt next Monday at 9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey Arbogast
Claude Dotsom
Youne Mer
Tnterstata Mines
Imperial
Contain Co. Ford ‘Chivaday
Siternoon
Garden’s Court
Nancy McAtee
Inv
McAtees
Deni
Arbogast
Dotson
Report on railcar shortages and improvements in 1907 1908
Arthur Waly general superintendent of transportation of Uytall mor and Ohio railhead issues a report covering October 20, 1907 to February 1908. It notes customary shortages and surplus by form, and cites improvements in box car supply with few exceptions and idle cars on major lines since December 1.
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Arthur Waly
Uytallmor & Ohio
Ant Chaleu
Ue Var
Prevent
Lay Mino
Proabiye torian church Friday observances and event
The unity purtors of the Firat Proabiye torian church host Friday evenings from 5 to 10 under the aid of the Chrintan Endewver Society. Members invite friends to join and partake in Washington’s Wirthtay observance with HAL anniversary related arrangements.
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Firat Proabiye Torian
Chrintan Endewver Society
Thy
Washneton
Make Up Day at Bay Hosts Friday US Why
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Make Up Day at Bay hosts and a Friday event in Washington. It mentions birthdays and virions in vague terms, banks and trust companies, and a plan to rearrange cashing of checks. payrolls should be made up tomorrow.
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Washtington’s
Robert Caidtag Charged With Game and Beating in West
Constable C L ordsm issued warrant charging Robert Caidtag with game and beating Dore Parker a while ago. In Gordon'n court he was found guilty and fined six dollars with costs. After arrangements to pay, he was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Caidtag
Foxtail
Tucsiley
C. L
Dore Parker
Gordon'n Court
Robert
No vote ends in drawn out no as Charleston lawmakers clash
Special to ie Tologeani from Charleston Kentucky. A lengthy vote session ends with a drawn out no response lasting at least ten seconds amid heated debate. Senate and House activity includes committees and bills on education boards taxation and police reform, with nominations for education secretaries and local officials amid a larger push for constitutional amendments and public measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tologeani
Charleston
Ket
Soamon Nadie
Senate Revolution
Anlio
Mitchell
MD Affort
Fairmont Androw
Senate
Reneral Bislor
Baltey
State Board of Trade
Grounded yachts Hist and Viper near Annapolis
The converted yacht Hist and the trimotor boat Viper remain aground off Annapolis after striking Chesapeake Bay shoals. Rescue efforts continue as high tide approaches, with officials optimistic about refloating the vessels this morning to move them to safer waters.
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Wy Associated Preap
Baltimore
Hist
Chesapeake
Helnn
Annapolis
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Broaddus
The
State League of Republican Clubs
Maly
Virwinii
Aloni
Morgantown
Fish
Bell
Associated Provz
New ‘York
Fel
Warkpar
Sunday School Institute
Revs. Peters and Withers
Kelley
Wesiu Aigng UP
Crescent Window Glass Companies
Chaco
Circuit Court of Appeals
Presbyterian Church
Industrial
Drady
Major Lang
Maryland
Adamston
Ohio
Queen City
Middle West
Congress Lawrence
Constable Ford
Superintendent of Transportation
Bihpay Soctat
Make UP Bay
Fmday US
Calloway
Mine Committee
Ielin
John W. Maxon
Fairmoul
W. G. Bennett
Woaton
J.J. Cornwell
Romney
M. Reynolds
Kyuyaers
A. Mie Corkle
G. W. Curlin
Curtins
Wesley Mtollohan
Sim Dixon
Payottasville
GW. Campbell
Mang T. Mant
Diluenerd
M. Gilkesos
Parkacaburg
Nathan Gott
Clarisburg
John Es Thompson
Witfield
Mx Bounter M. Camdan
Nnston
Holle
House
Ingarutin Piik
Fort
Boath
AG G. Cunningham
Fedmund
Teil
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