William Talkington Swallows as Glass Men Question Future Operations
In Wetzel County a man named William Talkington of Robinson swallowed laudanum after drinking and fearing arrest. He died soon after, leaving a young wife to mourn his death. The incident occurred near the Short Line railroad and involved his supposed exposure to the army. Funeral arrangements followed an afternoon service as investigators pursued the case.
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William Talkington
Liicie
Tatkington
Trobinson
O. A. Tatkinisiputy
Wotrel
Tif
Wetzel County
Fem
Elaudanum
Nerest
Talkington
Holy War Declared in Morocco Sultan Malai Tafid Proclaimed
The Associated Press reports Tangier January fourth proclaims Malai Tafid as Sultan of Morocco amid calls for holy war. Paris notes France faces a crisis as recognition hinges on Mutai Matt’s strength and the mandate status of powers.
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Associated Press
Tangier
Morocco
Maiai Tafid
Hex
Paris
Kies
Mutai
Morgeo
France
Spain
Avgel-Aalz
Grand jury bound over man for unlawful shooting
Will Jacols colored waived examination in Gordon court on Friday night for unlawfully shooting at an other person in the street. He is bound over to the next grand jury in the run of 400 dollars and remanded to jail after furnishing bond. A warrant is outstanding for Moseley who escaped after the shooting and is being hunted.
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Will Jacols
Gordon
Furnieh Bond
Moseley
Jacksonburg man taken on Short Time train to funeral
Jacksonburg resident Biriney Mofntyennie McIntyre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wo DB McIntyre, was removed by train early Saturday to the nearby town where the funeral will be held Sunday, with a single occupied seat noted on the trip.
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Biriney
McIntyre
Jacksonbirg
Birla
Chester Tin Mill Workers Receive Pay Checks Slashed
A fragment notes 11 employees at the Chester tin mill received pay in clear house checks amid a disruption. The Virgin National Bank is referenced in relation to the checks, with unclear context about the payroll and payment method during a dispute or delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesteh
Chester
Cach
Four Men Die in Major New York City Blaze
Judge Goff states Nathan Goff of the United States Circuit Court for the Fourth Circuit has been in Philadelphia for treatment and is greatly improved. He is expected to return home within five to six weeks and resume official duties after recovery from illness.
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Nathan Goff
United States
Philadelphia
Lila
Fraternal Society Receives County Charter in Gruascul
County Clerk W Guy Tetrick Wax issued a charter to the Spanish American Fraternal Society, new in Gruascul. The charter authorizes real estate purchases up to 6000 and personal property up to 5000. Incorporators are Mia Alvares Jose Herex Victor Alvarez Antonio Gonzalez and Lucene Gonzales. The application states aims to unite members for mutual aid and relief of the sick.
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W. Guy ‘Tetrick Wax
Gruascul
Mia Alvares
Jose Herex
Victor Alvarez
Antonio Gonzalva
Vucene Gonzales
Still Another Body Identified At Monongah Mine No 8
A body recovered from Monongah Mine No 8 on Saturday was identified as Sam Demarie by clothing and items found with it though the corpse was in advanced decomposition. Arthur Spears was arrested by Constable Ford Hatweday afternoon and jailed to await a hearing before Magistrate Gorton on a charge related to an attempted payment dispute with Patrick McGovern.
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Sam Demarie
Monongah Mine No. 8
Monongah
Spears
Arthur Spears
Ford
Gorton
Patrick McGovern
Firefighters search Parker building ruins for missing men
Firemen began a roll call at the Parker building after a spectacular thirteen story blaze. Three firefighters were missing, with more than twenty injured as crews count a damage estimate near six million dollars. A fourth body may be in the ruins, while printers' aide Robert Byrx is listed as missing.
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Associated Press
New York
Interilla
Parker
Robert Byrx
Parker Building
Bank Reserve Surplus Improves Under 25 Percent Rule
The Associated Press reports New York January 11 that weekly bank clearing house writement shows a surplus of reserve above the 25 percent requirement for the first time since October’s financial stringency began, estimated over 1,000,000.
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Associated Press
New York
Rile Tony
Order Prevailing in All Berlin
Berlin reports order prevails after youth suffrage demonstrations, with police in force at strategic points. No repeat of yesterday’s protests. Local authorities maintain strict security as city centers return to calm.
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Berlin
Prova
Death of Father Who Killed Son Shocks Town
Ravena Jan 11 Eawin 4 Caisiér, who killed his Wind son and then shot himself at his wife’s grave Thursday night, died today. The tragedy ends a grisly sequence that began with a double loss in a single family.
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Associated Press
Ravena
Eawin
Caisiér
Himelf
Jont
Chicago Grain Market Update
Chicago grain market reports a May wheat price of 105.5 and 8 in corn at May 60, with oats May futures at 627.8, reflecting early trading notices from the Associated Press.
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Iy Associated Press
Chicach
West Virginia asylum board seeks funding for convalescent ward
The West Virginia hospital at Weston held its January meeting with board members and the Joint Legislative Committee on Institutions present. Officials explained the institution’s finances and property, requesting a state appropriation to erect a large congregate dormitory for inmates. The board set its next session for the first week in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Weston
Lye
Body Found in Monongah Mine After Explosion
A second body was recovered from the Monongah mine after a blast. The remains were found in an obscured area of the mine and have not yet been identified. Arrangements were made for immediate interment.
Duncan Tendered Adamston Post Office Appointment
The Mey Walter Duncan has tendered the Adamston post at Adamston to J. E. Read but has not yet accepted the appointment.
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Duncan
Adamston
Mey
Walter Duncan
J. E. Read
Central West Virginia Fair Circuit Plan Sparks Local Dissatisfaction
Central Cities balk at new schedule as West Virginia and Ohio Short Ship Circuit forms in Parkersburg. Proposed Central West Virginia Fair Association would include Pennsboro Elkins Clarksburg Weston Fairmont Parkersburg Marietta Wheeling with dates in August and September. Many fairs unsatisfied with dates may trigger reassignments to keep horses training on suitable tracks.
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West Vipsimis Fair Association
West Virginia Central Agricultural & Mechanical Society
West Virginia & Ohio
Horeomen and Fair Association
Parkersburg
Central West Virginia Fair Association
Pennsboro
Elkins
Clarksburg
Weston
Fairmont
Tember
Wellngton
Old Falr Association
Parkeralurg
Pennshoro
Marietta
Wheeling
Hikins
Bucktannon
Campaign Canard Surfaces In Charleston May Day Dispatch
A Charleston report describes a political gathering attended by Governor Dawaon and mentions Charles WW Swisher and Ixris Weutonson in consideration for governor. The piece ridicules the notion Swisher would be given the Internal Revenue Service post, noting no resignation or removal intent from a Florida visitor.
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Charleston
Dawaon
Canary
Charles WW. Swisher
Venus- Heath
Ixris Weutonson
Sealy
Qacefiom
Swisher
Internal Revenue Commissionership
United States
Florida
Brady Girl Dies of Whooping Cough
Cora Adelaide Richards, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs F J Richards of New Fuller Ground Audition Med, died Saturday morning at 1 after a bout of whooping cough. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 at the parents home and Turkat Te Nutter cemetery.
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Adelaide Richands
F. J. Richards
Fulr
Bare
Turkat Te Nutter
Indiana Republicans Indorse Fairbanks In Seventh District
The Seventh district Republicans re-elected Oliver P. Bailey as district chairman by acclaim. They adopted resolutions endorsing Vice President Malbanis for the presidential nomination and supporting Representative Overstreet National Chairman New and William K. Taylor for the gubernatorial nomination.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Oliver P. Bailey
Neclama- Hou
Congress Asks for Copies of Navy Records
The House adopted the Gill resolution calling on the secretary of the navy to provide copies of all correspondence orders and reports in the Navy department related to Surgeon Stokes appointment to command the hospital ship Keller and Rear Admiral Brownson's resignation.
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Washington, D
Gill
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Stokes
Keller
Brownson
Adamston School Reopening Planned After Delays
Ceat district school board schedules a Saturday meeting to oversee reopening of Adamston schools after Christmas delays. Work resume January 20 in the new Adamston schoolhouse which will be ready for occupancy. Minor matters also addressed.
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Ceat District School Board
Adamston
Funeral for Mrs Thoma D Josephy in Topeka
The funeral for Mrs. Thoma D. Josephy of Topeka was held Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock at the residence of Mr and Mrs Wealey Davis, 620 Locust Street. The Rev Wi ML Huron pastor of the First Presbyterian Church presided. Burial followed in the local cemetery.
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Thoma D. Joesophy
Topoka
Mbps
Ata Thine
Topeka
Mere, Wealey
Davis
Locust Street
Wi ML Huron
Treshyforian Ehlreh
Intial
Flames Cut Through Ashtabula Building Fire Traps Rescue
A January 11 blaze gutted the four story Warren building in Ashtabula leaving about 22 people reported harmed and several residents on upper floors cut off. Firefighters rescued all occupants. several sustained serious injuries.
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Associated Press
Ashtabula
Warren
Jury 19 complete in the Thaw Cage
New York Jan 11 The Thaw Jury was completed late last evening and to court took a recess until Monday The jury list includes foreman Charles P Gremaniah Iahlp hraker and twelve other sworn members with occupations ranging from dry goods to real estate and provisions The names appear in a compact roster of jurors and their jobs.
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New York
Charles “P.” Gremani Ahlp Hraker
Arthur R. Neathing
Geo. W. Cary
Geo. C. Rupprecht
John WH. Holbert
David E. Arrowsmith
William F. Doolittie
William H. McHugh
Frank J. Howell
Lumber yard site sought in Braxton county for mill products
G Henderson of Braxton county, a prominent lumber man, seeks a suitable location near the city with rail access to establish a timber yard and store timber products from local mills. Sidney Saymond of Galet Dell spent Saturday in the city.
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F. G. Henderson
Brastan County
Ely
la Umber
Fly Mills
Braxton County
Sidney Saymond
Bt Qalet Dell
Powder The Cause Thinks Mr Haas in Mine Disaster Witness
Fairmont Jap Frank Haan chief chemist of tin Fairmont Coal Co testified Saturday to the coroner s jury on mine conditions and the chemical factors in the Monongah nine horror He presented mine No 8 room 22 powder explosion theory and estimated 3 4 percent of areas in mines No 8 and 5 percent in No 5 radiating the disaster He predicted further testimony Monday by Chief Mine Inspector Palwis and district inspectors to complete their examinations.
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Fairmont
Frank Haan
Tin Fairmont Coal Company
Ming No
Fie
District Nine
New York Parkstat e Statement Fragment From Saturday
Fragmentary entry from the New York Park statement column shows financial figures for securities and deposits. Notable items include totals in the several millions and references to exchanges, legals, and circulating amounts, but the garbled OCR obscures full details and exact entities.
No Court Decision Yet In Window Glass Production Trade
Reports from several regions indicate production of window glass has risen in a weak, yet factory operations remain unstable. Plants frequently close within 24 hours due to wage-scale differences and sporadic outages. Trade meetings in Pittsburgh and Baltimore discussed prices, demand revival, and ongoing injunction hearings in Cleveland.
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Blakf
Téart Ple
Micawberike
Sehenjoy
Pittsburg
Wodsenday
Eastern Jobbery Association
Moek
Baltimore
Cleveland
Wid Cutlers
Kane Eax
American Window Glass Company
Juen
Notte
Arnold and Kane
Bathevernon
Mopomgaiela
Hartford Cityy Inc
Election quarrel ends in shooting at Rastewar
May result in murder as Jogwuthin McCor ax is shot by Woody Carper during an altercation at Rastewar. Carper is arrested and hospitalized victim treated. Carper released on bail of five thousand dollars as investigation continues.
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Hiskins
Rastewar
Jogwuthin McCorax
Woody Carper
Buckhannon Hospital
Carper
Tay Day At Tin Mins
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Saturday workday at a factory with mixed events and unclear actions. The text mentions earnings, a group of workers, and unspecified activities. Names, dates, and concrete details are missing or garbled.
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Tin Mins
Hamy
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Fez
Mulai Hafid
Sultan
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Will Jacobs
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BIG
NEW York Blaze
Fraternal Society County Chartered
Chicago Grain Market
Asylum Board
M Temote
Ohio
Brady Girl
Cora
Indiana
Indorse Fairbanks
Seventh Congressional District Committee
Congress
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Adamston School
Cral
Josepi
William Durek
Francis Dovale
James A. Hooper
Braxton Lumber
MR. Haas
Stock Exchange
Glarksburs Stock Exchange
Raper von
Legals, Inc
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