Chronicle Notes on Trial Convictions And Pension Roll Figures
The piece discusses a recent trial with a defendant convicted, another acquitted, and a third discharged, while noting a firm case in question and a long history. It mentions steps by the Commissioner of Patents to guard patent papers and Garfield addressing natural resources and public domain concerns. It cites pension statistics, with 50 676 percent removal noted and a Civil War connection, totaling 1 006 053 on the roll for the year.
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Ya Knghar
Patout
Hstory
Pat- Onty
Garfield
Benormans
Émen
Donation drive urged for bereaved in Wheeling church
In a Wheeling church service dated January 1 190% volunteers appeal for donations to aid survivors after a disaster. Messages emphasize duty to help, call on parishioners to give Sunday January 29 as a day of support, urging immediate acts of charity through the Mission of Wheeling.
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Wheeling
Mary Berke
Muleek
Waahie
Florida senate inquiry report on voting and witnesses
An investigation in Florida details a senate inquiry into voting matters with named witnesses and officials including Senator Thomas and delegation members. The report mentions county involvement and duties connected to the state’s voting processes and possible misconduct.
Andall Chosen and County Court Reorganized Morning Meeting
The county court met Monday, reorganized with John C. Strother Wing among the new members. Jefferson D. Bussell retired. George F. Randall elected president for the year. Dennis Baker resigned as pave in Kagte district. Charles I. Sout named executor at 310,000. Willa Jarvis bonded as justice, Homer B. deKinney probate, widow and son share estate. Wade Meredith appointed justice of the peace Tenmile district.
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County Cour
Mornday
John C. Strother
Tew
Tefferson D. Buseel
George F. Randall
Dennis B. Baker
Na Jue- Hee
Kagte
Wassell Stouts
Charles I
Long
Clark Diatrict
Homer B. deKinney
Willa Jarvis
Meredith
Ohio Assembly in Columbus Convenes on Urgent Issues
The seventy eleventh Ohio General Assembly convened today by order of Governor Haslett to tackle three major items. They include electing a successor to Senator Foraker, appropriations to fund the state government, and a proposal to remodel the penitentiary and adjust convict employment. Debate over the new war law and the end of contract rallies is also noted. The start date is uncertain as lawmakers begin their session.
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Colimbus
Seventy-Elehth General Assembly
Ohio
Foraker
Legisistors
Roosevelt Replies to House Resolution on Integrity of Congress
President Roosevelt refuses to implicate specific members, defends executive duty to enforce law, and rejects reporting alleged delinquencies of House members. He cites past corruption cases involving Senators Mitchell and Barton and Representatives Williamson Hert, and argues secrecy in investigations should not be used to undermine Congress. The message emphasizes separation of powers and urges appropriate action through legal channels.
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Washington
Congress
House
Italy
Representea Isbaye
House of Mepreventatives
Coligrens
Anil
Beng
Ime
Stwae
Beliss
Tnfardt
Thi Foarte
Ian
Ives
Raul Tan
Couciers
Ray
Netio
Mitchell and
Barton
Williamson, Hertform
Driges
Courso
Joe
Tragic Fire Fatal for Young Girl in Shinestin Cemetery
A young girl died from burns after a fire caused by contact with an exposed wire at a Shinestin cemetery on Monday afternoon. Edith Manni reports a neighbor event and Mrs Hate we Marten mourn the victim. Mrs J. Low and family await word as investigators work to determine how the fatal accident occurred.
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Shinestin
Edith Manni
wWatdahl
Aled Satardey Wong
Quake Toll Grows as Italian Cities Evacuate
Reports from Messina and Reggio detail ongoing aftershocks and a widening death toll. Officials estimate tens of thousands displaced as Calabrian villages suffer ruins and panicked evacuations continue along the coast.
Stout Estate Probate Details Across 430 Acres and Heirs
The probate report outlines Baasel Stout's will executed Monday naming heirs with large land allocations. Charles Stout Receives 195 acres on Turkey Run and Mele Stout 500 acres on Briehy Work, Martha Stout 225 acres on Hoop-pale Rug, South ern Jumphlng 110 acres on UK crow, Mary Reynolds 160 acres on Hoop-pale Bin, plus Wy Xearly Meigs Stout 19 acres to pay Wittiam giant 500. The remainder to the Jehiken Charli Stony Ty named excesttor.
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Baasel Stout
Turkey Run
Charles Ie Stout
Tee Stout
Hoopepile
Mele Stout
Martha Stout
Jumphlng
Mary Reynoliks
Hoop-pale bin Stout
Ant
Convict Held After Fine With Local Interruption
A man named Morris was fined 45 dollars after a disputed assault case involving John Bonnell at O'Neil. He remained in custody for a day awaiting a hearing as Constable Lewis escorted him to the county jail.
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Taco Frantiin Morris
O'Neil
Wibouparg
Ammadi
John Bonnel
Morris
Lewis
James
Cometry
Three Children Die in London Home After Fire
A house fire in London claimed the lives of three children. Neighbors reported smoke and signs of effort to rescue, while emergency services conducted a thorough search of the premises. Police opened an inquiry into the blaze.
January term court convenes with Lynch presiding
Gitcult court opened Monday morning with Judge Charles W. Lynch, new sheriff J Pratels and clerk L Wade Coffman. Grand jury organized with van Tail as foreman and a list of jurors. Lynch urged diligent, extended term to probe county conduct, cautioning witnesses about intoxication and urging jurors to remain fair and thorough.
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Gitcult
Charles W. Lynch
Sharif
J. Pratels
L. Wade Coffman
van Tail
Foreman
Db Holden
William Dh. Gottril
RR Hardealy
Lloyd Washburn
Hugh Lyon
Lloyd" Barnett
L. Huss
Motu MW
Fortney
Ashcraft
Leg D. Blake
J. W. Miner
Peter Lynch
George BI
Warner
Henry
Avery
Hureivon
Lynch Fedt
President urges immediate relief fund for Italian disaster
Washington June 14 President Rogeevel appeals to Congress for a swift $2000000 relief appropriation to aid Italy after the earthquake. He urges direct government supply ships and medical aid, noting existing commitments and widespread humanitarian needs. Supporters press for Senate and House action to approve the measure.
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Washington, D.C
Rogeevel
Ceut
Congrima
Sinters Oe
West Virginia Material Association Convention Set at Waldo Hotel
The West Virginia Material Association plans a Tuesday convention at the Waldo hotel with a committee including J. B. Payne Drew A Hietcher F A Lesang C A Crandad to prepare for the meeting. Action will address repealing recent insurance laws and propose legislative steps. no local fraternal insurance lodge meetings will occur in the city Tuesday.
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West Virginia Material Association
Waldo Hotel
J. B. Payne
Drew
A. Hietcher
F. A. Lesang
C. A. Crandad
Convention
Architect Goes Home After Suez Canal Visit
The pathreal Connecticut Kansas Minnesota Vermont started their voyage through the Suez canal and are due at Port Said tonight. A large crowd cheered the poetic moment as Henry Tredwell and Whenline Dudig returned home in a rush of business, meeting many friends and consulting with Gleary & Parts.
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Suez
Connecticut
Kansas
Minnesota
Vermont
Suez Canal
Port
Henry Tredwell
Decapitation by railroad train shocks rural area
A three year old boy, Eurgess Dean, of Ible Ely, was decapitated by a West Virginia & Pitts tratt division mail train near Lynch's Mines early Sunday. His body lay beside the track after a fatal accident reported by a passerby. Meanwhile, friends of Mr J. Ky anis of Patrmont joyfully note his recovery from injuries, enabling him to rest at his suburban home, Peacock Farm.
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Eurgess Dean
Iblely
West Virginia & Pittstratt
Maltimore Ft Ohio Railroad
Lynch
J. Kyanis
Patrmont
Fragmented OCR On Medical Campaign Operation Report
Incoherent OCR text mentions a medical procedure and a campaign setting. Key entities indistinct. Likely references a surgical operation connected to a campaign or event at Keesler. Details unusable.
Standards Wing Washington Trade Describes Court Appeal Effect
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a court appeal affecting a government matter involving a company. The text mentions Horari tin and The Suphiaiys Staten with unclear references to funding or compensation and a government relationship. No specific names, dates, or places are clearly readable.
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Washington
Suphiaiys Staten
Reverein Horari
Ais
Court of
Stout WIl Avuer Stoite Alwan y Mégilay alterioog
Fragmentary OCR text noting household items and articles donated or listed, with unclear names and places. Readers see scattered mentions of books, Hagens, and a price or amount, but key details are unreadable.
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Farnithre
Hagens
Rte
Eres
Unclear fragmentary notice with scattered names and phrases
Fragmentary historical clipping shows garbled names and terms including music and art references. It mentions a person giving a son, a row, and unseen entities like a real estate or market element, but the wording is too mangled to extract a coherent event or outcome.
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