Robbery at North Fourth saloon by former bookkeeper
Onestinghel saloon owner reports a premeditated safe robbery by his former bookkeeper Vitorio Viola. About $200, a valuable watch and other items vanished after Viola left Friday night claiming urgent family illness. Viola later claimed motive linked to conflict with Peter Fiore and duties at the saloon. Police expected to arrest him for a felony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moist
Onestinghal
Vitorio Viola
Onestinghel
Viola
Genoa
Italy
Philadelphia
Peter Fiore
Assault charge trials in magistrate court
Wil May Goon alias William Thomar alias Wilam Washington, colored, was placed on trial for assaulting Perry Clark in Magistrate Riley's court. He faces a peace warrant recall and earlier was fined for roughing his father-in-law at Pat Glaney's saloon. Clark alleges a Monday night assault at the Ginney place with fists and a stone amid a long running feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil- May Goon
William ‘Thomar
Wilam Washington
Riley
Clark
Coon
Ginney Place
Three Men Jailed For Fines At Police Court Session
Three men were ordered to serve rests of exclusion and security to the mayor at the regular police court session this morning. Frank ard James Wilson received five days. Sentences were imposed in default of fee payments for aiding the deftare to the number of days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankard James Wilson
Egesl
Nambre
Deftare
Warrants Dismissed in Goe Trepass Case
The trespass case involving William R. Goe and twenty six Hope Natural Gas Company employees over a disputed pipeline to a well on the Gawthrop farm near O'Not was heard in Magistrate Gordon's court. Warrants were dismissed as the injunction by Judge Lynch will decide the trespass question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Goe
Hope Natural Gas Company
John A
B. I. Gawthrop
Goe
Gawthrop
O'Not
Gordon
Lynch
Circuit Court
Gawthrops
Gee
Colored girl elopes and 18 now bride
Mia Hattle Cambric, a colored woman, eloped Monday evening on No 12. She traveled to Grafton and married Edward W. Henry, colored, formerly of the city and now of Washington, D C. She informed her mother, Mrs. Thomas Cambric, of the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Hattle Cambric
Grafton
Edward W. Henry
Washington, D. C
Thomas Cambric
City Missions Decided on by Board in West Virginia
The executive board of the Baptist General Association of West Virginia met in the first quarterly session at the First Baptist church in Clarksburg. Almost full board presence included Revs I B Moore M A Summers John S Stump and J A Knapp along with other ministers from Morgantown Weston Grattan Richwood Huntingdon and Shinnston. Session spanned morning to evening with continuation noted for page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist General Association of West Virginia
Tle
First Baptist Church
I. B. Moore
M. A. Summers
John 8. Stump
J. 4. Knapp
D. D. Johnson
J. H Phillips
Parkersburg
B. Purinton
Morgantown
W. E. Henry
Weston
C. L. Trawin
George M. Whitescarver
Gratton
J. 8. Stout
Cedarville
L. J. Huffman
Richwood
M. J. Wood
Huntington
J. W. Garter
Spencer
A. J. Elliott
Terra Alta
J. A. Wootter
Shinnston
R.B. McDanel
L. B. Peters
Clarkeburg
Modern Woodmen Of America Class Adoption Event
State Organizer W. W. Lappert reports a 100 plus class to be adopted Friday night the 18th. D. L. Henthorne aids, Northcott Camp 5748 will host, with many lodges nearby. A banquet at the Waldo closes, as uniform rank of 190 is promised and Magree Palmont team handles activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lappert
Waldo
Lappett Lee
Focal
Palrmont
Hoya
Iarth
Kelley Resigns as Manager of Clarksburg Brewing
The Clarksburg Brewing Company board accepted J. E. Kelleys resignation from the manager role to take effect February 1 or as soon as a replacement could be found. Kelley will keep the secretaryship and his company holdings before disposal, having served since the brewers opened a year ago amid local regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg Brewing Company
J. E. Kelley
Woklen
Kelley
Heard
Trains Delayed By High Waters On Local Rail Lines
Heavy rains and washouts delayed trains on the Baltimore and Ohio line in the area. The Short Line passenger, due 11:25 a.m. Tuesday, ran half an hour late with no serious incidents. The Pittsburg Flyer, due 11:06 Monday night, was delayed several hours and arrived about 3 a.m. The Interurban trolley between the city and Fullerton remained on schedule despite the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Obie
Pittsburg
Washoré Om the Loche
Jon Corneliaville
Fullemont
Four Conversions at Broad Oaks Revival Meeting
Four conversions were reported at the revival meeting held Monday night at Ash Methodist Episcopal Chapel in Broad Oaks, including an 83 year old man. The meetings continue with growing interest and are doing much good. Pastor Mr Day conducted the service with the assistance of the lay readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Chapel
Broad Oaks
Ash Methodist Episcopal Chapel
Mr. Day
Kingston Se struck by Jamaica quake reports reach New York
Associated Press dispatch from Kingston Jamaica states the city has been wiped out by an earthquake with heavy loss of life. In Pittsburgh flood warnings predict Ohio river stage to rise to 22 feet today as rain continues. Allegheny and Monongahela rivers are rising with water levels near record highs and more rain expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRY
Associated Premed
New York
West
Jon Telegraph Company
Kingston
Jamaica
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Allegheny
Rogan to be examined after father arrives in Clarksburg
Patrick James Rogan, found in a crazed condition near the river, is to remain under lunacy proceedings without examination by Magistrate Gordon until Rogan’s father can reach Clarksburg from his home near Washington, Pennsylvania, to assume care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick James Rogan
Gordon
Rogan
Clarksburg
Washington
State Solons Down to Work
C. W. Watson, president of Falrmont Consolidation Someret and allied coal companies, denies reports that Baltimore & Ohio Railroad controls the coal firms. He states the railroad owns no shares in any company where he presides. The letter, sent from Baltimore to Telegram editors, refutes claims of ownership or control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Watson
Falrmont
Consolidation
Someret
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Consolidation Coal Company
Fairont Coal Company
Tollowlog Teller
Alock
Yanda
Baltimore
Tan
Telegram
West Virginia
Palrmont
Baltimore & Ohio Rairoad
W. Watson
Speech on Hops and Delegates Seats in Charleston Senate
Disjointed report lists senators and committees in Charleston with focus on measures to prohibit intoxicants, constitutional amendments, and naming of speakers and committees across education, taxation, labor, agriculture, roads, and private corporations. Names many county figures, with extensive roster of committee assignments and leadership roles in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Tawks County
House
Amitteen
Messie
Rutphin
Helroyd
Massie Brammer
Harmony Shumway
Justice
Maxwell
Tithe
Opbern
Barlow
Dean
Woodell
Kuykendall
Manere Bhepperd
Boyles
Harries
Willmras
Toders
Mostre
Hurang Smith
Roane
Harner
Weert
Lina Stalnaker
Moasre
StaTegem
Roach
Hersey
Jacobe
Btnithinr
Amith
McGrow
Walle
Dintriet
Mastre
Oraige
Wald
Smith
Cabell
Devole Niegent
Ammons
Jacob
Duffield
Moton
Hart
Wood
Hardy
Wit- Hama
Mackin and Ruykendall
Jett
Afeeirs
Coopers Duty
Carskadon
Hearne
Byrventy McGrew
Staunton
Wotnel
Kygiattedall
Strader and
McCoy
Taxation and Finance
Magarts Staunton
Carekadon
Methdmy Smith
Harper
Har Anchles
Ingrid
Brigger
Weteel
Hays
Witchell
Strader
Hall
Tidictary
Meask
Naylor
Totty Craim
Stallings
Vate
Sifter
Parrsone
Birlkiing
Cooper
Strother Preston
Kennery
Bland
Wond
Stnkelly McCrum
Mason
Midalbors
Atamoitis Holle
Allen
Doffield
Tydol
Bote
Taylor
Ballard
Galingler
Stone
Blas
Lowe
Mesnis- Roweh
Nugent
Fingut
Meera
Minent
Nuchwald
Boyle
Morton
Bulle
Massie
Tacos
Welly Wiesher
Hagat
Wooddell
Hiarriae
Statniker
Balbir
Agriculture
Wessr
Tolle
Berkeley
Brammer
Ditfield
Curry
Haghen
Tet Lowe
Harris
Bins
Stalnaker
Fans
Harmon
Bhimwayy Wood
Herkeley
Hughes
Plestor
Boviea
Richttett
Marston
Biss
Ratton
Dent
Shafter
Datford
Nf Hardy
Wetro
Stowe
Olaline and
Chevannes
Momira
Togtam
Stridkting
Parsons
Praston
Wtand
Humane Trajan
Pobile
Memres
Ftir
Shepherd
Midelbers
Dut
Zacob
Atamng
Sutphin
Atte
Roe Woodell
Williame
Lawes Printing
Contingest Expessen
Memre
Devol
Jeet
Sinclair
Metrum
McDnmald
Michell
Harel
Offom
Ithrarp
Immigrant party departs Newport and Browneville trip
Ernest B. Morris, Immistration agent, and S. A. Huphee, general immigration agent, led a party from Jeti Monday night for Brownaville Togan. Traveling Passenger Agent J. McC. Martin supervised. Participants included Allman Hartrett, Burtlett, William J. Prim, Guy Cottrill, Morris, J. G. Lows, A. E. Crim, M. Jf. Francia, George F. Rogers, Dorit Rogers, P. M. Rogers, J.C. Barber, Dr. L. D. McCamtermos, S.A. Hughes, and R. Helmick. The group to Newport, Ark, while others pursued Browneville on a prospective trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Morris
S. A. Huphee
Jeti
Brownaville
Togan
J. McC. Martin
Allman Hartrett
R. Burtlett
William J. Prim
Guy Cottrill
BB Morris
J. G. Lows
A. E. Crim
M. Jf. Francia
George F. Rogers
Dorit Rogers
P. M. Rogers
J.C. Barber
Dr. L. D. McCamtermos
A. Parrish
S.A. ‘Hughes
R. ©. Helmick
Newport
Ark
Browneville
Covington Minister to Preach at Local Church
W T Burrell, minister of the Covington Christian Church, will preach in the local church on Tuesday and Wednesday. He is a Gettysburg College graduate and has pursued educational work in Pennsylvania for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Burrell
Christian Church
Covington
Ania
Begroll
Gettysburg Collee
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Miller Jailed For Stealing Dead Man's Shoes
Henry Miller was jailed after a Magistrate court found him guilty of petit larceny for taking a box containing a dead man’s shoes from streetcar No. 20. The box, intended for George Patton, had been left in the car by mistake. Miller admitted taking the box and was fined $10 and costs with ten days’ imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Miller
Magitrate M.A. Riler
Conclasion of Kin
George Patton
Lestherbury Shoe Company
C. Pram
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Trning'soon Aghn
Charer
Reston
The
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James R. Garfield
ECM
Allen Wilcbrook
Inte
Garfield
James Rudolph Garfield
Hirim
Cleveland
All States Civil Service Commission
Toadrebuen
Liu
Mr. Garfield
Misa Belen Newell
Cilengo
America
M. Connelly
Elkins
W. Va
Stephen B. Elkins
United States Senate
Seamans
Representative Tarrott
Evans
Will Tispose
Mr Holdings
Fairmont
Kingston Sestaoned
Solons
Watson
Seanmun Narwen
Senate
Tom Day
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