Only Twenty Saved From the Hundred on Wrecked Steamer
Port Angeles dispatch reports a steamer wreck with around one hundred aboard. Only twenty survivors were rescued, many injured or near death, as two boats reached the scene and efforts continued to locate additional crew. Authorities from the City of Topeka and Port Angeles sent aid while the vessel’s fate remained unclear.
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Seaciihd
Seattle
Port Angelie
Topeka
Beale
Tive Pilerans
Ace
Hawkins
McCattary
Day of Prayer Sermon Held at Brondibus Institute
The Day of Prayer event was held in the chapel at 10380 o'lowk with Mr Wood of Myntmartin as speaker. His remarks praised discipline and urged students to strive for excellence. A test demonstration and evening sermon by Dr Wood were announced for the following week.
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Brondibus
Soryue
Mts Wood
Myntmartin
Raat
Pip
Waogh
Wood
Watsons Withdraw N From Bankruptcy Allegation
A garbled bankruptcy notice references Watsons withdrawing from bankruptcy proceedings. The text mentions a court circuit and a liquidated estate, with a Baltimore agent for the Baltimore and Ohio rail raid company noted, and a Mr Charles W. Byllelie whose site is pending.
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A.M. Mace
Baltimore
Elim
Baltimow & Olju
Miller Ends His Life After Business Loss in Wheeling
In Wheeling on January sixth Miller shot himself after a failed wagon deal with Roy Rays. He had invested a thousand dollars, faced illness in business, and confronted Ray at his home on Westminster Avenue before a gunshot wounded him in the temple and ended his life.
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Toorn Cory Hull Street
Miller Cine
Miller
Ray
Antyl Hv
Lay
Tait
bin Agin
Hie
Root
Hee
Witness Testimony for Mudie Uhl Trial
The first witness Lizzie Kein testified about a radio room scene and a tone heard during the incident. She described a suspect bringing a device and actions at a location referenced in the court record.
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Mariothi
Mudie Uhl
Lizzie Kein
Oil News Update on Drains and Test Wells
The report details drilling and testing activity in various counties, noting delays and mixed results. It mentions the South Penn company and several unnamed sites with tests showing limited success and ongoing development efforts.
Three Join Army From Columbus Area in Latest Draft
A local notice reports three men from Columbus Ohio and Richland County joining the Army. Captain Barbour of Markersburg prepares the mobilization as the group departs Wednesday evening for duty.
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Vince Recenits
Toeut Army
Colinbhis
Ohio
Carl
Carpenter
Sain Hetley
Clyde Barnes
Rithilo Conty
the Barbour
Markersbieg
General Whitler Dies In Sinking Near New York Harbor
AP reports General Joe Whitler died as the vessel sank rapidly shortly before 2 p.m. today off New York. The incident prompted swift emergency response and an ongoing search.
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Assoulated Press
New York
Joe Whitler
Sturgis On Stand In Fulmer Case In Morgantown Rail Dispute
George C. Sturgis of Morgantown testified for the defense in the Fulmer case, denying any interrail contract or understanding between the I. and C. railroad and the M. & OK railroad. He described no formal agreement and warned that a working arrangement would not establish interstate carrier status for the Me & 1 railroad. The trial continued with cross examination expected to probe whether any understanding existed and its implications for interstate commerce.
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Parkersburg
W. Vit
George C. Sturgis
Morgantown
Hie
Morgantown and
King= Wool Railroad
Pylinde Coal Company
United States
Sturgise
Snot
Atboro
1. &C. Railrod Company
Stuggiss
By & O
Shari
Ita
Aelyttinl
Evidejen
Fire Destroys Businesses In Monon County Area
A fire swept through eight business buildings and one residence in Monon, Moreor county, destroying the business district. Losses are estimated between 35 000 and 40 000 dollars, with the cause under investigation and no injuries reported.
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Columbus
Monon
Moreor County
Missionary Tea Given by Mrs Wallis Auxiliary Hosts
The event at Nordh Chestnut Street hosted by Mrs Wallis and the auxiliary featured a musical program to raise funds for Ghvist Episcopal church, with a gracious reception and attentive hosts ensuring guests were well cared for. The occasion drew villagers who enjoyed the tea, music, and charitable purpose, with plans for a future presentation to continue support.
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Wallis
Bible Placed in Wall at Odd Fellows Building
John Shinn placed an eighty year old Bible belonging to the lodge in the front wall of the building’s second story Thursday afternoon. He spoke briefly in ceremony and was joined by Jacob M. Swartay who offered remarks on occasion.
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John Shinn
Shion
Jacob M. Swartay
Washington
Lelie Thos
Obin
Ho Society
Stephens Chruxcomail Jolie Tale
Michel Covasco
Falta
Meer
Nid Xan
Stephen
Garelave
Tiv
Fumi
Allrdner
WNYC
Mirthor
St Eivers Andl Iis
Hein Uive
Olfleens
Bitd
Lavi Constanting
Petro Larenchi
Ioney
John Spida
Connveticut
Coopold Spidi
Addreis
Teltens
Washington County
Oleros
Thn
Anciaty
Dajoon
Warnad
Hebert Lili
Valli
Petro Guiseppo
Uae
Wald
Iniaeppa
Reception for Mr and Mire Anson D Vier on Pa street
A delightful reception was held yesterday afternoon at a well appointed Pa street home for Mr and Mire Anson D Vier. Many friends attended and the event was described as one of moderate joy with refreshments served. The home was beautfully decorated for the occasion.
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Mire Anson D. Vier
Heir
Woelouk
Explosion at Witteville mines kills six workers
A blast at the Witteville mines killed six workers yesterday while another explosion trapped additional crew. Authorities report a dangerous gas buildup caused the disaster as rescue teams race to recover the victims and assess the scene.
Mystery arson trial recounts at Murphy case night fire
A smoky arson hearing centers on a 1 o'clock Tireday event near Murphy and partners. Witnesses describe a blaze at a residence and coat room filled with witnesses as evidence points to a suspect tied to hot stoves and seventh stages of a complex plot surrounding Mennulse ville.
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Tharry Garant
Will Henry
Wolverton
Murphy
Probat edulo will and estate of Marshall Fiht heirs
The text describes a long probate recount involving Marshall Fieht and his descendants, detailing a large estate valued at 8 million dollars to be distributed among relatives. It notes two sons and various executors and mentions a major trust and several named parties and locations in a complex inheritance case.
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Dale Mareshiall
Ben
Marshall Mieldeade
Yuri Sip Vesiudry
Anne A
Marshill Pel. Jr
Tyne & Foe
Atsiviais
Anne Tullis
Feld -Cohuiithin’ Museum
BISWA
Priel
Marshall Fieht
Anil
Merchails Gann
Chauncey Keep
Web
Jones
Mild
ODD FELLOWS FIRE DESTROYS QUARTERS AND HALL
A fire swept the Odd Fellows building in New Martinsburg Fayette County destroying the main hall rooms and adjacent private dwellings. The fire originated in one of the business rooms and consumed books charter and papers. Total loss not disclosed. W Haglewis has returned from Cincinnati after attending a poultry show.
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Roonfield
New Martinsburg
Fayette
Vnsit Wien
W. Haglewis
Cincinnati
Athen
Refusal in Missouri Case Involving Standard Oil Company
Moyeland 0 percent dan and Frank spokefeller refused to appear today before Attorney General Hadley in the Missouri case against Standard Oil. A deputy sheriff reported that Tickefalior said he would appear.
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Moyeland
Frank Spokefeller
Hadley
Ttfy
Losrine
State of Missour
Standard Oil Company
Tickefalior
Rough House Mischief At Station In Baltimore
Martine a wore Tad faced charges for rough actions at a passenger depot. Harry Gordon, Jay joking, and Carter boy were involved as a scuffle led to a lashing of fists and a destructed station door. Police and school officials may take further action. fines were paid and potential reform school placement discussed.
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Martine A
Tad
Waseupe
Harry Gordon
Jay
Axeault
Peter Cantor
Tolan Anil
Traut
Fayon
Micer Powell
Baltimore & , Ohio Police Department
Carter
Tepmssenger Depot
Martin
Vowel
Hutter Ben Tittle
Gall Re Oven
Reform School
Storms Wins in Court at Indian Secured Ruling
In Hudianapilie Indian Territory a special judge ruled that a suit by Daltiol Ka Storm, secretary of Life, against Vinson Carters lacked jurisdiction under an unconcentrational statute. The court sustained the remurcer, affirming the storm decision.
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Hudianapilie
Vinson Carters
Sn Speetil
Eiventh
Ole
Iist Daltiol Ka Storm
Lite
Bicaltide
ONL Dealers Form Association in Lynchburg Virginia
The ONL Dealers Form Association was organized with members from Lynchburg Vindich and surrounding areas. Key figures include Rich B. Shirky Joaennet Cy and W Fuller, with directors named by Willow and N. A. itygerald Dangillog Th VD Peters FN Mathews Greenshorn and others.
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Lynchbury
Vindich
Virginia & Cyrali
N. Aeitygerald
Dangillog
Peters
Mathews
Greenshorn
Dhoni
Winstons Solent Noc
Mock Trial Tonight at The Y. M. C. A
A local mock trial event is described with garbled text but suggests a gathering at a court room setup. It mentions attendees, an able attorney, and a public invitation to witness the proceedings and support the cause.
Defunct bank closes doors after alleged murder of city officials
The West institution in San Luis Obispo shuts its doors this morning amid reports of a murder involving two city commissioners. Local authorities investigate as residents react to the sudden bank closure and the unfolding scandal.
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Associated Press
Sin Lille Obispo
Cal
Fan
Banke
San Luis Obispo
Elosidn
Urder
Bath Commissioners
Postmasters Appointed in Several Counties
Several postmasters have been appointed in counties including Furrellsboris and Linenin. Arena Murrell, Junto, and Webster county names appear among the new appointees. Samuel W. Cutlip is listed in Vorcamp, Wolzel county, with notices also mentioning Davis Av Tees Washington.
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Hain
Lle Furrellsboris
Linenin Conty
Arena Murrell
Junto
Webster County
Sanuel W. Cutlip
Vorcamp
Wolzel
Daviil Av
Tees Washington
Black Hand Gang Down in Pennsylvania Case Reaches Supreme Court
A sprawling 19th century court record details alleged Black Hand activity in Pennsylvania. The Supreme Court reviews multiple appeals with decisions reversed, affirmed, or dismissed. Names like Crawford and Hales appear among others as cases wind through county and state levels. The report notes warnings against anarchist plots and mentions investigations in Washington and Monongahela counties and related arrests.
FDR Lucy Examined in Weston Medical Inquiry
A fragment describes FDR Lucy examined by authorities at Weston. The report notes concerns about privacy and possible medical scrutiny, with references to officials and a disputed article on the examination process.
Orator Dinoti to Speak at Monday Plarksduge Event
The article previews ORATOR COMING Friiake Dinoti appearing in Plarksduge Monday night. It praises his talent, stage presence, and engaging delivery, noting his power of storytelling and dramatic, forceful style that captivates audiences.
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Lisowiile
Colored child Sallie Taylor dies of pneumonia
Sallie Taylor, 11, stepdaughter of Andra Lewie, died Thursday morning on West Pike Street at 1140 O lik from pneumonia. Her funeral and burial are set, with interment in Elkview cemetery.
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Sallie Taylor
Andra
Lewie
Weat Pike Street
Trayon
Entorment
Elkviuw
Social Tonight at the GriesellL Hotel Event
Unclear social notices describe a church gathering with arrivals and refreshments, inviting attendees to enjoy an evening at the GriesellL hotel. The message mentions a door event and socializing opportunities, urging attendees to attend and enjoy.
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al Gosceolli
Arive Savin Torszht
Grieselll Hotel
Hall Gets Reappointment In Wheeling Appointment
Washington reports June 8 shows James K. Hall reappointed to a post in Wheeling after a prior offer to George Wide was declined. The first meeting of the new term is set for February 8 with W. Frank Stout expected to oversee the proceedings.
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Washington, D. C
Bim Shuater Scott
James K. Hall
Jossiinasion
Wheeling
Josse Ton
George Wide
William
Thin County
Iecfdtore
W. Frank Stout
Sofort Invhunkroploy
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ONL Dealers Form Association
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Ne & Way
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Pucker County
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