Caucus Men Are Chosen in State Assembly
Jan 13 report details caucus selections in the legislature. Republicans chosen leaders and officers, with nominations and sworn-in members listed. minority representatives and committee appointments described amid expected reception of a key message. Strong entities include J. Fovnan, Gov. Clark, and Senator Baker. locations reference Gilmer and Clay counties.
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C. Brooke Smith
Hayes
Gilmer
Menior
Bestia Ovalamiat
Senate
Ewornein Uy Clark Maris Ui
Tour
Republican Seaugas
OFBR
Thiowugian
TL. J. Fovnian
Une
Anil Me
Fiver
Vt Ey
Tha
Necamt
Bis
Pin Tarris
Gaydis
Waa Nonifael
Visor
Maal-Al-Arne
Tan. Evans
Berkeley
Pr. Hamar
Obin
Payette
Finasy
CV. Gough
Taylor
J. L. Si
Clay County
Sinator Baker
Murcer
Hazlett
White
Kil
Nou Thhe Bolen
Kern County Election Keeps Nerves Tight At Caucus
In Indianapolis a tense caucus unfolds as candidates seek United States Senate seats. John W. Kurkowic leads in votes on the first ballot while rivals claim support will shift. Observers expect Keenan Lamb and the Slack and Hortman backers to influence outcomes as conferences continue.
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Indianapolis
Ough
John W. Kuriowic
Winland
Isaye Nim
Faporty
Piv Keenan Lamb
Hortman Manigara
Ubceenary
Prominent Woman Barred 10 Death Fire Ruins Home
In New Haven a blaze destroyed the Samuel Higeux residence, general mutagen of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. His mother Melliginn, mother-in-law Mrs Corbin, and the wife died or were injured after leaping from a second story window.
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New, Haven, Conn
Sun
Samuel Higeux
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
I. Corbin
Trial of Lewin Sistersville Bank Embezzlement Case
The circuit court in Westcolmth schedules trial for W A Lewin once more on embezzlement and perjury charges. A civil suit by TMighnend receiver seeks $20 000 bond recovery from Lewin, former Smithfield Bank cashier, with contested outcome and allegations of a large age discrepancy.
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Sistersville
Juni
Donleos
W. A. Lewin
Young Cashleer
Smithfeld
W. VI
Young Lewis
Lewitt
Smithfield
Hank
W. A. Lewis
Rubineon
Lewis
Lewin
Ttus I Otiewea
Gun meeting pending at Merkebung Gun premery
A meeting of the Merkebung Gun is scheduled for 7 30 p m at the Office of Cas 1 Ishnsen attorney on Third Street. Attendees are urged to attend due to matters of importance. Burglary case mentioned in ongoing proceedings linked to Avvoend meu. trial to be resumed, judge’s calendar indicates adjournment to Saturday at 10 o clock.
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Cas 1
Ishnsen
Mateera
Alva Mobare
Mary Miller Dies at 85 in Clarksburg Home
Mrs. Mary Miller died at her daughter’s TerriCotta Street home Wednesday at 4 a m after illness. She was 85. her husband had died years ago. She lived in Clarksburg many years and was a pioneer resident. Funeral plans have not been set. Her daughter Jie Millee Wan is noted as a relative.
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Mary Miller
Shakleford
TerriCotta Street
Hes Uaband
Benjamin Miller
Wilsonbure
Jie Millee Wan
Daniel Southworth
Clarksburg
Mex
Milles
Knights of the Macabees Install New Officers in Public Ceremony
The rocal lodge of Knights of the Macabees installed new officers with public ceremonies in Traders Mallugsday plint, witnessed by seventy five members and guests. State Commander C Showatter of Parkersburg officiated, naming officers including Commander Robert McClung and Chaplain H J Davis. The Maceabee Band performed, a luncheon followed, and several speeches were given. Hone candidates were elected earlier, with one initiated and five into the cuc and degree.
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Rocal Lodge of Knights of the Maccabes
Mallugsday
C Showatter
Parkersburg
Dr. Payne
Robert McClung
c_ 1
Wright
Sargeant
H. A Ryan
Winans Keyport
A. McDonald
H. J. Davis
Will Coffman
Wrst
McCloud
Sentinel
Leroy McClung
John Gill
Maceabee
Earthquake Shakes Florence Amid Alarm and No Damage
Florence was jolted by an earthquake this morning near Yehicn and Milan, causing residents to flee their homes in alarm. No damage reported. In San Francisco a steam schooner named Sybil Marston went ashore after a storm, with no lives lost. In Boston Harvard elects Abbot Lawrence Lowell to succeed President Eliot.
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Florence
Yehicn
Milan
Ban Francisco
Sybil Marston
Sante'Barlara Court
Boston
Minas
Jus
The
Harvant Corporation
Abbotie Lawrence Lowell
Eliot
Brief Session Confusing County Court Proceedings
A terse county court session adjourned after unclear actions. J. Sandy and others were reportedly exonerated though the record is garbled. The entry mentions land, a county clerk, and an appearance by Lew Be Qautield with disputed notices and a proposed new notice.
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J. Sandy
W. Guy Telireke
Legislative turmoil and party clashes in Kanawha House
Charleston dispatch reports amid a legislative session the House faced uncertain outcomes and factional rivalries. The article notes attacks on state officials, debates over liquor licensing and the model license league, and tensions surrounding the auditor and inspector posts.
Lick Branch mine reports ongoing night work after collapse
Readers learn from a terse wartime era bulletin that crews at the Lick Branch mine worked through the night and into the day to recover the dead and assess the cave in. Officials estimate 8 to 409 missing, with rescue efforts continuing and mentions of a Virginia mine involvement.
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Goa
Virginia
Sturgiss Wins Morgantown Appeal Court Decision
A Richmond telegram reports Judge of the Court of Appeals for the Fourth District has handed down an opinion in the case George G. Sturgis versus Frank P. Corbin. The ruling favors the plaintiff on contested points, awarding Sturgis substantial damages. The amount is expected to exceed 800,000, with proceeds to be paid by Corbin. The decision affects the South Sabraton dispute and related sanctions.
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Morgantown
Richmond
Wit
Court of Appeals
Fourth District
United States
George GC
Sturgine
Frank P. Corbin
G. Qilmaar Sturgis
Agatex
piainUne
Stuglug
Corbin
Masked robbers gag and assault two elderly sisters in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on January 2 masked robbers tied and beat two sisters aged 70 to 80, escaping with about $1,500 in cash. Victims remained hospitalized in serious condition. suspect Loughner, 30, is reportedly on a farm near Harrison City.
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Pittsburg
Solomon Loughner
Yegre
Arid Bik
Harrison City
Tillman questions Bonaparte on Southern Oregon land suit
In Washington on January 13 Senator Tillman spoke by phone with Attorney General Bonaparte asking if a suit exists against the Southern Oregon Company. The firm holds land grants from Rosburg to Coos Bay totaling over two million acres. Tillman once considered buying fourteen hundred acres for himself and kin. Bonaparte could not answer immediately but said he would send a ruling soon.
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Wiashington
D.C
Senate
Tillman
Bonaparte
Southern Oregon Company
Rosubure
Coos Gay
Ike
Burton Elected To Succeed Benatar In U S Senate
In Columbus Ohio on January 13 the assembly proclaimed Burton the successor to Benatar in the United States Senate after a vote by the penatoramdomibly and the secretary Treadany Ody of MelAny announced Burton’s election. He was expected to be seated promptly with acceptance speech.
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Columbus
Ohio
Treadany Ody
MelAny
Congres Fan Burton
Benatar
Soraker
United States
Jobavaso
Sertom
Treadway
Burrha
Burton
Chicago Giarry Market Jan 1 Update
Fragmentary market report from Chicago listing fractional prices and items traded. OCR reads unclear quantities such as cura 6b 1-2 and ST 1-4 with no clear context or full sentences.
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Caichoo
Aiew
Cura
Uate
Clarksburg Board of Trade urged to fund water system fix
Letter from Charles S Smiley, president of the Board of Trade, warns that water shortages threaten local industry. He cites Hazel-Atlas and other plants in need of immediate expansion, urging bond funding and swift action to prevent factory closures and possible relocations.
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Clarksburg
Industria
Ganiatactyrone Board of Trade
Hazel-Atlag
Lign
Séorvthry
Thom Haw
Siniley
Star Big Reel & Supply
Vyeniendo
Chirkebung Board of Jade
Los
Board of Trade
Dayton Court Reaches Decision in Ida E Jackson Case
In Pendleton district court Judge Dayton handed down a decision in the case of Ida E Jackson vs LL P Tackwon A B White et al. The court allowed the $2000 claim totaling the plaintiffs sum. The case concerns promotion and building of the Lette Kasawhe exile road. The grand jury was charged to return indictments at work.
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Parkersburg
Dayton
United States
Ida E Jackson
Tackwon
A.B. White
Fragments Describe Local Family Evening in Crowded Street Scene
Readable fragments show a family gathered near a street in a small town. The text mentions a child and parents with a reference to a place or event tied to an alley and house numbers, but many words are garbled.
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Bank of Smithfield
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Knights of the Macabees
Charles Brooks Smith
Charleston
John Ty Harele
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Theodore Alvord
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John Nugent
Kanawha
Japan
Sam Matthews
Sam
John
Het
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Albienvadt
Sturgiss
Federal Court of Appeals
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