Million Dollar Alexander Property Sale Sealed In City
A quarter million dollar deal closed Friday afternoon involves the Alexander property near the Rich Mountain line in West Virginia. Buyers H Williams Justice Cox Jr and James Graf, Philadelphia capitalists, secured 13,400 acres with timber lands, saw mills, and rolling stock, via Charles M Hurt and John B Hurt, with the Wabash Railroad possibly backing the purchase. The sale was engineered by O Annon and M Apnon who began negotiations in December and expect further inspections and action.
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Edition M
O. A. Apnon
Charles M
John B. Hurt
Alexander
Harbour
Parchasers Arts
H. Williams
Justice Cox, Jr
James Graf
Philadephia
Rich Mountain
West Virginia
Waal
William
Railrad
Wabash
Wabash’ Company
Funeral of Mrs Maria Bartlett Held at Mt Clare
The funeral for the late Mrs Maria Bartlett was conducted by Lloyd W Holden at her Mt Clare residence. The procession travelled by morning train to the cemetery where interment followed. Rev EB McPuneton officiated. many relatives and neighbors attended. She was 67 and died of apoplexy.
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Maria Bartlett
Mt. Clare
Lloyd W. Holden
County Infirmary Seizes Young Miner From Adamston
Joe Vlummer, a young miner, was taken from Adamston this afternoon by J. S. Amiss, overseer of the poor, to the county infirmary. Mr. Plummer, previously paralyzed, spent months at Kessler hospital and has been cared for by friends. he is well regarded by those who know him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Vlummer
Adamston
J. S. Amiss
Powell resigns as Koblegard alvar factory manager
Fred A. Powell resigns yesterday as manager of the Koblegard alvar factory after five years with the firm. He managed during the war year and will visit Maysville Kentucky before entering business in Mississippi Pittsburg. Powell is a practical tobacconist.
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Fred A. Powell
Koblegard Alvar
Maysville
Mer
Pissippine
Pittsburg
Paper Sued Over Published Work Claim
J D Callahan won a judgment in Squire Davids court against Herald Publishing Company of Mwalast for unpaid fees. The suit alleges Chalammunt is due for work titled Hime Oo Lie andustelat edition printed four weeks ago by Nid.
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J.D. Callahan
Squire David's Court
Mwalast
Herald
Bank to Open New Tank at Bridgeport Delayed
The Bridgeport bank project faces a delay and the opening is expected next Monday pending final inspection. Harry Armstrong of Elkins is named cashier, with liaison from the examiner’s office confirming arrival of final paperwork today.
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Bridgeport
Cer Allente
Nashoon
Harry Armstreg
Elkins
Young Men's Christian Association to hold board nominations
The Board of Directors at the Young Men s Christian Association will meet Tuesday evening of next week to nominate directors for terms expiring this month. Other matters of importance are addressed.
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The
Young Men's Christian Association
Mystery swindlers linked to death probe in rural districts
Coroner and local officials investigate the death and possible exhumation of a young child tied to C W Lawman and wife. Neighbors recall a coffin taken from the I O O F cemetery, with Lawman’s departure clouding facts. Separately, itinerant peddlers swindle Taylor and Harrison County residents by selling clothing for cash and failing to deliver, targeting Sidg ney Haymond and Abner Stout. Officials warn residents to beware and avoid home visits.
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P. Camp
Marcellus McClung
J.B. Law
C. W. Lawman
Lawman
Taylor County
Harrison County
Sidgney Haymond
Abner Stout
Elk District
Jiak
M. E. Church South Plans Sunday Services
M. E. Church South corner Mass and Chestnut streets. O F Williams pastor. Class meeting 9 30 a m led by George S Wine. Preaching 10 43 and 7 p m by the pastor. Sunday School 2 p m Dr A S Carr superintendent. All are invited to worship with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Church
Corner Mass
Chestnut Streets
O. F. Williams
George S. Wine
Schoal
A. S.carr
Meeting of Fire Committee to Discuss Fire Department
Mayor Orile has called a fire committee meeting for 7:30 next Monday evening in his office. The committee includes Councilmen Lewis Seely and Keenan. The meeting aims to consider further improvements in the conduct of the fire department.
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Orile
Gouneilmen
Lewis
Seely
Keenan
Sermon Tomorrow At Baptist Church On 1903 Motto
The Rev McDanel will preach tomorrow morning on the church motto for 1903 For the love of Christ Constraineth us The Lord's Supper will be administered after the sermon The evening subject will be The Peace of Jesus.
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McDanel
Jesus
Appraisers Appointed in Berry Bankrupt Case At Work
Appraisers appointed by referee W. Frank Stout in the bankruptcy matter of Frank Berry are engaged in appraising the property today. The appraisers are Thomas Brady, Willoughby Harrison, and Gur N. Smith.
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W. Frank Stout
Frank Berry
Thomas (. Brady
Willoughby Harrison
Gur N. Smith
Wanted boy at Traders Hotel and key finder reward
Lost property and a request for help. A boy is wanted at the Traders Hotel. A Janes seeks return of a brass chain key bunch lost between a home and a store. Rewards offered. Return to Furniture Store W. 1H McGixeor Janitor at the Palace.
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Traders Hotel
Janes
Finder
McGixeor
YMCA cancels Sunday evening union meetings
It was announced at the YMCA this morning that the Sunday evening union meetings have ended. The emphasis shifts to a Sunday afternoon mass meeting for men at 4 p.m in the opera house with ticket only admission. Tickets are available free at Traders Hotel news stand, Sland's drug store, Swager's, and the Association office. Men only will be admitted.
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Opera House
Byron W. King to Return for January 9 Lecture in Clarksburg
Byron W. King, noted lecturer and dramatic reader, telegraphed the Mf.G. A. secretary that a canceled Pacific coast engagement clears his schedule. He will visit Clarksburg January 9, with the Association expected to announce the lecture promptly.
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Byrom W. King
Mf.g. A
Clarksburg
First Presbyterian Welcomes New Pastor William Hudson
The First Presbyterian Church announces the new pastor William H Hudson who will begin duties soon. He is expected to preach both morning and evening tomorrow at usual hours, with congregations anticipated to listen closely. The Telegram extends a hearty welcome and wishes him success in the ministry.
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Wiliam H. Hudson
First’ Presbyterian Schurch
Wheelty
Burglary at Adamston Market Leads to Miner Arrest
A foreign coal miner, Tommy McHale, was arrested after a burglary at George Crist and Frank Claussner’s meat market in Adamston Friday night. Two coupon books valued at 45 cents, pennies, nickels, and a rolled coin were stolen. The theft was discovered hours later, and McHale was captured Saturday afternoon at the Diamond saloon and jailed to await trial Monday.
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George Crist
Frank Clansson
Adamston
Tommy McHale
Dominick
Claussar
Squire Riley
McHale
If. W
Shell
Diamond
Mrs Lowe Dies After Stroke at Eldora Home
The death of Mrs Ubert Lowe occurred at her late home in Eldora in Marion County at 5 o'clock Saturday morning. She suffered a stroke of paralysis on Thursday and passed away due to apoplexy. She was about 70 years old. The husband and several sons and daughters survive, with relatives living in the county. she had been well known in the area.
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Ubert Lowe
Eldora
Marion County
Anne
Local Clerk Opens New Hardware Venture on Main Street
Mr Sutter, formerly a Bas’jone district clerk, announces a new business in a recently erected building on Jon Kourth Street. He names Glen Bil by Freney Maymond as partners and plans slate and tin roofing work. Mr Sorcer praises the young entrepreneur.
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P.sutter
Berry Hardware Company
Bas'jone
Jon Kourth
Glen Bil
Freney Maymond
Sorcer
Kpleas
Ucdess
Tor Tim
Sheep Killings Reported At Local Farm in Stimpson District
A fragmentary report notes sheep killed on a farm owned by Lloyd L. Lang in Stimpson district. One dog, described as the only capable offender, was implicated as a shepherd and owner disputes arise. The incident caused a public stir in the area.
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Whey
Lloyd L. Lang
Stmupson
A. A. Garg
Men’s Meeting at Opera House Sunday
A cordial invitation is extended for the YMCA meeting at the Opera House Sunday afternoon. Mr Ty Vetere will lead an interesting program with songs and greetings. An special appeal will be made for attending members. $8 admission. Mr Kinua will address the gathering following the prayer.
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Sondaytatternver
Ty Vetere
Australian Ballot and City Council Meeting Proceedings
City council met Friday night with Mayor Orjesad Chunchiman Kees and councilors present. Topics included Australian ballot adoption, fire alarm policy, permits for construction and street work, tax exoneration, and city finances. the minutes note corrections, bids, permits granted, and discussions on crowd control and alarm procedures.
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Tie City
Orjesad Chunchiman Kees
Hart
Keanis
Lewis
Hirst
Scoly
Tung
Quinctinimss Taine
Alesinders
Glarkabure Elctric Light Company
Ding Store’ Tieenke
R. H. Thompson
Gled Elk
Robbery by Two Boys at Northy Store
A store in Northy faced a robbery by two youths using a false key to steal about $30. Squire Gordon issued a warrant for their arrest after the incident. The boys were trapped by the store owner who identified them, recovered some money, and a search led to their capture. The lads, one slightly older than the other, were brought before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Gordon
Bikidd
Gordon
Harper Gunul
Roland
Susing Uhitn
Northy
Tim
Hickers
Grammer
Constabie
Chong
Shurate
Goff M. £. Church Meeting Schedule Highlighted
Fragmentary OCR notes show a church meeting agenda with Sunday school and worship sessions. Mentions morning service at hotel location Heton and speakers Lambert and Teeter, with references to an examiner and a subject, but many words are garbled.
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J. U. Hor
J. Te Ae
Puolks
Tooles
Epworsh Leakie Hotel
Heteton
Che Lambert
Teeter
Woo
Jon
Che
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Koblegard
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Board of Directors
Swindlers
M. E. Church
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Byron W. King
M.C. A
First Presbyterian
Mrs. Lowe
MR. Sutter
Joes
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Goungil
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W. S. Willams
Wr Lowyeth
South ‘Puird
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Ueitarmast
Gltlzans Les Company
Nis
Polit
Gamfurl
Allert
Muzxarst Ouifer
Lewis, Hur
Hiba
Callihaw
Coutiontain
KeeHan
Oliver Wide
Hurst Moyrd
Thau
Lila
Sharter
Soba TE. Slee
iQas
Ry. Aletha & Davina Clarkstare Supply Goll Andbb M. Swartas
W. V2
Ino Supply Co
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DAD. Bary TH. Auman
Northa View
Goff M
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