Judge Lynch Opens Grand Jury Session at Circuit Court
In the morning session Judge Lynch charged the grand jury during the circuit court opening. He stressed constitutional rights, urged careful consideration of magistrates and juries, and warned against arbitrary actions while urging jurors to uphold justice amid a heavy docket. The jury, led by foreman J. Dold, convened to hear incoming indictments and prepare for trials set to begin this week.
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Circuit Cours
W. Lynch
Grand Jury
Op J. Dold
Amos Mawker
John eWhorter
Reymiour Pigott
Austin Davision
Burgett Swisher
Lloyd
Falge Lynch
Lynch
Atiigetovich
Luck
Prettizent Bony
Bald Judes Lynch
Jitieniare
Garnet
Rf Grand Jury Supreme
Praid Jury
Poe Tali
Migo
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Awe Ieee Inne
Ohio Senate opens with mixed party balance in 77th assembly
Columbus January 6 the second session of the seventy seventh general assembly of Ohio opened at 1 o clock this morning with the House called to order by Speaker Pro Tem Hagleson and the Senate by Senator Williams. The governor s message was received as soon as the assembly convened. The House is Republican controlled while the Senate is evenly divided and Lanth from Toledo will hold the balance of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Seventy-Seventh- General Assembly of
Ohio
Hartle Divorce Case Refused by Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court today refused to permit an appeal from the Superior Court in the Hartle divorce. Augustus Hartle was denied a divorce by Pittsburgh courts and affirmed by the Superior Court. The highest court in the state refused to hear the case, and Huartje may take the suit to the United States Supreme Court.
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Philaurarnia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Hartle
Augustus Harte
Pittsburg
Huartje
United States Supreme Court
Adjourment in Washington D C in memory of senators
The House adjourned after a half hour to 10 Morrow out of respect for Senator Mallory of Florida. The Senate followed with a four minute session also adjourning to honor the memory of Senator Mattery. Funeral services for Evbert Monroe Backer, aged 44, who died of consumption at his home near Water Street, were held Sunday afternoon. he left behind a wife and eight children. He formerly worked for the B and O Railroad.
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Washington
B.C
House of Representatives
Senator Mallory
Florida
Senate
Tomorrove
Mattery
Evbert Monroe Backer
Water Street
Wis Ody
Marannic
Janex
Hacker
Mrs Charles Gerrard Discharged From Kess-Werbog Hospital
Mrs Charles Gerrard of Wallace was a patient at Kess-Werbog Hospital for several weeks. Three weeks ago she underwent a surgical operation and was discharged recovered Monday morning and returned to her home.
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Charles Gerrard
Wallace
Kess- Wer Bogpitel
Axo
Release of Count St. Germain after months’ confinement
Count St Germain was released after serving months for a crime against a male youth. He left the city by train, with reports noting his departure and the completion of his sentence.
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Count St. Germain
Bax
Amex
Bloodless duel ends in pursuit after jealousy dispute
In a late night clash on Pike Street near the Waldo and Clarksburg areas, Mosley and Jacobs fought over Mrs Moseley’s attentions. A revolver was fired, a bystander was struck by stray bullets, and officers arrested Jacobs while Mosley fled toward Ferry Mines before authorities issued warrants for both men.
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Hom Montey
Cortrea
Ana Wn
Cobm
Mke
Nong Wax
Mosley
Jacobs
Mra. Moseley
Waldo Hotel
Hewes Street
Mra Moseley
Bean
Fred
Purme
Pojjoamiin
George Howe
Pika Street
Fourth
J. Ww
Séhra QF
Aumitlar & Johnson
Reytaurante
John Nelson
Howe
Fevolver
Mose Toy
Lowndes Yard
Shraler Wido
Moseley
Clarksburg Sanitarium
Bhracer
Jacobx
Shrader
Natron
Pike Street
Main
Mtil
Squire
G. 1
Gordon
Ferry Mines
Clarksburg
Richard Scott
Masietrate Garton
Shrador
Perry Mines
Pike
Second Thaw trial opens with insanity plea and juror chosen
In New York the second Thaw trial began before Judge Dowling with an insanity plea tied to Stanford White's death. One juror, Charles BR, was accepted. the panel faces preemptory challenges as both sides gauge potential jurors. Thaw is represented by Littleton Peabody and O'Reilly, while District Attorney Jerome and Garvan prosecute. Evelyn Thaw arrives with Carnegie and Thaw relatives as hundreds observe the opening. Night court sessions are scheduled from sunset onward.
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Associated Focus
New York
Jan
Harry K. Thaw Willogun
Jakes Dowling
State Supreme Court
Stanford White
Charles BR
Jerome
Eighly
Thaw
Martin W. Littleton
A. Russell Peabody
Daniel O'Reilly
Garvan
Evid
Andes” Dowlings
Suspected Clarington murder linked to two arrestees
John Ramsey and Ben Mauphins, both in custody in Baltimore area yards, are suspected in the Clarington murder of Howard Hutchinson, a telegraph operator. Police report they were seized for trespass while described by a day operator as suspects in the case, with authorities in Clarington and railroad officials notified. Ramsey, 32, says he hails from Knoxville and was en route from Cincinnati. Mauphins previously lived in Martinsburg and claims origins in Shady Grove, C.
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John Ramsey
Ben Mauphins
Battimore & Ohio Rair Road
Howard Hutchinson
Ington
Hn Wen
Clarington
T. le Powell
Harry Brooks
Gordon
Pacers
Hutchinson
Hutchingon
Estorte
Clarkaburg
Mauphing
Powell
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mauchink
Martinsburg
Ho Kaid
Cincinnatii
Ramsey
Knoxville
Tenn
Elsey Hangs Self at Plain City Home
Abram Elsey a prominent business man committed suicide by hanging at his home today in Plain City. The death was reported by Associated Press and is under police investigation.
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Associated Prews
Plain City
Abram Elsey
Cars Run Regular Schedule Without Guards
In Muncie Indiana cars on the local street railway resumed regular service today with local men operating and no guards. Morning hours passed without disturbance and no notable incidents at Elwood Marion or Anderson.
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Associated Press
Muncie
Ind
Elwood
Marion
Andersay
Druce civic suit drops criminal charge in London court
In London on January 6 a court announced the jury charge against Berbert Druce by his nephew George Holl amby Druce would be discontinued. Civil action for recovery of the contax of the Duke of Portland would continue. Toyd P Sanders of Partons Sanders Company heads to New York to buy women’s apparel for spring 1908. Clerks anticipate a possible audience with Mr Scodore before his departure.
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London
Eng
Toyd P. Sanders
Partons-Sanders Company Rerives Wednen
New York
Wwormen
Bur
Scodore
Fire fatal at San Francisco hospital laundry building
Michael Franco, his wife, and Jean Pons, laundry workers at a San Francisco hospital, died in a blaze that largely destroyed a two story brick laundry structure. The hospital building was endangered and damages were estimated at 50 000 dollars.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jan
Michael Franco
Jean Pons
Mrs. Thomas D. Joesph in Topeka Critical at Home
Mrs. Thomas D. Joesph formerly Mig Essa Thorn of this city is critically ill at her Topeka Kansas home. Her mother, who left last Friday, is with her and friends here are aware of the situation.
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Thomas D. Joesph
Mig Essa
Thorn
Topeka
Kaa
Glasshen Out Glassworks Restart Amid Turbulent Strikes
Glass industry in Morgantown and nearby towns sees plants resume work after stoppages. Marlin Morgantown factory restarts with managers Palmer and Wilt McCormick overseeing. Jones and RG Amston plant actions aim to speed productivity as cutters and finishers return. Union officials depart for other plants while Masontown and Fairchance factories prepare to reopen. Widespread efforts to rebuild after recent fires and maintain stock levels are noted, including plans by G W and William H Smart to expand the Uniontown burned battle house site with a larger facility. Peter Philio, a glass worker, died in the blast. his remains were sent to Wheeling for interment.
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Rgamston
Porliament
Marilin
Morgantown
Palmer
Wilt McCormick
Penney
Jones
Lorgantown
Hey
Midnigh Briday
Cuiterd
Mattenera Union
Ey Bantown
Masontown
Fairehance
Ax. Kayink
Uniontown
G. W
William H. Smart
Battle House
Piace
Point Marion
Peter Phillve
Wheeling
Red Men Elect Officers at Chicaxaw Tribe Meeting
At the last Chicaxaw Tribe Improved Order of Red Men meeting officers were elected for the coming year. Names listed include Prophet Ferd Crim, Sachem Charles Patton, Beulor Sagmore Alfred Washburn, Junior Bagmore Willie Lynchery, SB of RCande W Pritchard, K of WD K Reed, First San Charles W Lave, Second Son Charlie Haydeigh, Flex Warrior O H Kennnedy, Guard of Wigwam Howard Ryan, Guard of Forest ntret.
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Prophet—Ferd ‘Crim
Charles Patton
Beulor Sagmore
Alfred Wash+burn
Junior Bagmore
Willie Lynchery SB
Cande W. Pritchard
K. Reed
Charles W. Lave
Charlie Haydeigh
O. H
Kennne
Taft urges increased pay for army in annual report
Secretary of War Taft argues to Congress that current pay for the army is inadequate and calls for higher compensation to attract and retain personnel. He details deficiencies in the preset pay scale and outlines proposed increases to improve military staffing.
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Tate
Congress
Washington, D.C
Taft
Married Woman Hare Several Years Ago and Lately a Woman in Tyler County
A man faces warrants charging bigamy and theft of money as police search for Robert N Wilkins. The case centers on a first wife and a second wife in Clark County and New Martinsville. The second wife accuses theft from her of 3200 and neglect of support for Magee Wilkins and his child. Police plan to arrest Wilkins in New Martinsville with warrants issued in Burgo, W Va.
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Hare
Tyler County
Rébert
Thor Possem
Eich
Clarkaturg
W. Va
J. H.marahall
Burg
T.subetaion
Magsie Wildas Japon Cath
Hurrico
W.va
Robert N. Wilkiha
Magee Wilkctak
Goldie Wilking
Anid Muskie Wilkins
Robert N. Witkinay
Wilkine
Ala
Coménicle Marat
New Margnsvillé
Witkiha
Masked Men Rally to Storm Tobacco House in Lebanon
A mob of masked men gathered at Springfield Bend last night and rode toward Lebanon to attack the tobacco house of the Government Tobacco Company. Citizens spotted the group, armed and ready, and dispersed the phantom assailants before they could strike.
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Drg Associated Pree
Lebanon
Spring- Beld
Goutterital Toheco Company
Rock Hill College Welcomes Returning Members After Christmas Break
To Rock aka Ernest Gaughan and James Brennan return with updates from the holiday period. Frank Hopkins and Paul Borgom Hyeh are noted in the cast as Latatetter. The group visits on Monday night after Christmas, with Yucatinist bogie referenced in passing.
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Ernest Gaughan
Pateitle Palip Difford
James Brennan
Paul Borgom
Hyeh
Frank Hopkins
Amd
Latatetter
Tye Rock Hil College
Ene Mt
Farm 15 50LD Tract Sale Near Freemansburg
Readable text notes a farm tract sale near Freemansburg with buyers including James McSnier. Mentions the tract known as the Wirtim Vinrrtsom Tarra and a buyer Dre CAL Green atsClavie burg with a price listed as $0 or zero.
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Meeces
Clinely
Warren
Dre Cal Green atsClavie Burg
Mer
James McSnier
Freemansburg
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