Personal travel and visits flow through Charleston city
A stream of visitors and locals arrives in Charleston with various purposes. Oberlie Button and others visit from neighboring towns. Jamies McClintock from New York calls on friends. W Cutright from Wyckhannon arrives for business. Charles Lynch travels to Charlestown to begin duties as a state supreme judge. George Bland, former senator, heads to Charlester for an extra session of the legislature.
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Charieston
Oberlie
Button
Charier
Stallings
Tarsons
Tom UN
Mightias Vieller
Mount Clare
Paul Hardman
Chay
Evnllad
Isa
C. ¥. Gillis
Wheet
Jamies ‘R. McClintock
New York
Cutright
Wyckhannon
Suerim Percy Byrd
Baltimore
Inge
Charles W. Lynch
Charlatton
George W. Bland
Charlester
Monly Maga To Publish State Business Journal
The West Virginia Business Men's Association executive committee in Fillimont approved launching a monthly journal. The secretary was tasked with starting The base will be mailed to every member and named West Virginia Merchant or West Virginia Business Mat. The publication targets state businessmen with articles of special interest.
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West Virginia
Fillimont
Organizatoris
Sigceestul
First Arrest in 1913 by Clark Authorities
McCloud, a city officer, makes the first arrest of 1913 in Clark district. The prisoner, Suder Roms, was taken near a residence lawn where he was tying to undress while intoxicated. Trial before Mayor Frank Moore is scheduled for Thursday morning in the police court. A separate notice promotes an elocution and dramatic art class by a local teacher, with a second class in physical culture. T. G. Nieewarner becomes Clark district justice of the peace, opening an office in the courthouse basement on Wednesday morning.
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Laboder
McRon
Clarks
Wo MeCloud
Suder Roms
SSO
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West Price
Dlerobe
Frank
Moore
Bartlacet
Maud St
Cly
Hone
Bell
Setenes Fy
T. G. Nieewarner
Justice] of the Peace
Clark District
Court House
Local Couple United in Clarkebure Home Marriage
At 6:80 yesterday afternoon Mrs Lola pal Reeves and Mr. Boyd Walte of Clarkebure were married at the home of Mr and Mrs John Bowers on Sixth street. Only immediate friends attended. Rev W H Hampton of Central Christian church conducted the ceremony. Mrs Reeves, formerly a stenographer here, has a wide circle of friends. The couple will reside in Clarkebure.
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White Reeves
Lola Pal Reeves
Boyd Walte
Caricebure
John Bowers
Sixth Street
W. H. Hampton
Central Christian Church
Reeves
Manningtow
Clarkebure
Fairmontines
Hobson's Widening Campaign for Women's Rights
Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson, famed for the Merrimac sinking and Spanish-American War exploits, has become an ardent suffragist. He spoke against political institutions and warned the standards of citizenship must advance to ensure equality.
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Richmond Pearson Hobson
Aero
Merrimac
Santiago Harbor
Cervera
Heme
Hobson
Snan
New Rural School Instructors Seminar Plans January
A list of courses and speakers for a January program at Lom Creek Institute outlines teaching methods and reading instruction. Topics include new course of study, equipment, literacy training, classroom management, attendance, and teacher responsibilities. Notable contributors include Beate Randolph, Marys Rlingerhult, Rebecca Cole, Jonny Bilott, Eunice Kennedy, and Gladys Me Truster.
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Toh Ti Institute
Lom Creek
Belokkam
Henry
Beate Randolph
Lee| Wiber
Rlingerhult
Literatura—itioris
Alidra Mearns
Gertridel
Mike
Jonny Biliott
L. J. Bargerhull
F. Overeld
Eunlee Kennedy
Beane
Matel Youngey
Helan
Haymond
He Starkey
Mirinie Adkinson
Gladys
Fines Paid for Street Drunkenness in Police Court
A fine of 4.60 dollars was paid this morning in police court by two men convicted of street drunkenness. They were arrested and jailed yesterday by a policeman. This was the only case on the docket for trial. Mayor Brank R. Moore presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brank ‘R. Moore
Hartman Replies To Letter On Perana Testimonials
A historian recounts Dr. Hartman responding to a reader letter about testimonials for a patent medicine. Hartman questions authenticity, urges contacting Mrs. Bogle to verify claims, notes she is a housewife, and promotes Perana against catarrh while stressing consent and safety.
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Hartman
Alice Bosle
Kactar-No
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Hayrt ‘Murray
van Gilder
Gant
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Peruna
Wilson Street
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West End Land
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Thes Theatre
Victor
Owen
Florence Lawrence
Oliver
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Gwen
OIL Company
Newark, N. J
Nekimore, MA
Gchegking
Waldo Corner
the West Virginia Bank
Clarksburg
W. Way
George L. Duncan
A. Farland
L. D. Griffin
Asst
Cashiee
Lee
The
Willison
Densison Co. Reab Es Estate Brokers
Olarebe
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Bijou Theatre
Epnany
Pathe
Plorence Turner
Mereave
Susie
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Merchants National Bank
Lincoln
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