Fourth Annual Exposition of Poultry Association Opens
The Extra Session of the Legislature convenes as the fourth annual Exposition of the Poultry Association opens at 10 o clock Tuesday. Judges Dan Lambert and Charles Cram proceed to evaluate a large exhibit from exhibitors including Upton Fairmont Loghorns Leghorns and various Orpingtons with entries from Fairmont Clarksburg Wallace and Whisonburg. Exhibitors anticipate awards on Wednesday after judging begins.
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Hoffman” Fislion Court
Clarksburg
Sand Pot Stock Association
Ipek
Fie
Dan J. Lambert
Marsland
Agi Charles
Cram
Carey
Rand
Poultry entries at 1907 exhibition list many owners
A noisy catalog of exhibitors and their birds from the 1907 exhibition. Names include E M Wilson T A Vee B P Bailey W Stout W M Smith C Coffman and others from Clarksburg Mannington Buckhannon Clarksburg and surrounding areas. Breeds listed include Plymouth Rocks Langhans Leghorns Rhode Island Reds and Bantams with numerous single and comb varieties.
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Clarks
T. A. Vee
Clarksburg
B. P. Bailey
Beverly
Plymouth Rocks
Bud Martin
Columbia Wyandottes
C. C. Coffman
Mannington
Rhode Inland
W. M. Hudwn
Clarkshore
Rhode Island
W. Stout
Lost Creek
Plymouth
W. M. Smith
Aingie
Damage suit and court actions in West Virginia
The 1905 damage suit of Samuel Ittro of Wilsonburg against Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction Co. was continued to next Monday after a request for delay. Ittro, injured by a traction car November 29, 1905, seeks damages for partial loss of a toe. Other court items include land takings by Virginia Mayer, property rights disputes in the Stuart addition case, and several dismissals and continuations involving Horner Hardware, W. I. Tatova, and Hazel Atlas glass.
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Prisday
Samuel Ittro
Wilsonburg
Fairmont & Clarksburg ‘Traction Company
Fittro
West Wilsonburg
Tega
Virginia Mayer
Traction Company
Stuart
Back & 'Green
Jasper Sons Obal
W. B. Thorn
Axiig
Teeve
J. J.nicholson
Two Men Held for City Meat Market Burglary
Mat Brent and Brown Love, both indicted, were held for the next grand jury on charges of breaking into the City Meat Market, destroying a cash register and stealing $21 last week. Bonds set at $1,000 if security could not be furnished. four other suspects released after evidence failed to connect them to the robbery.
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Mat Brent
Brown Love
Gordon
Dug Schon
Charles Anderson
Andrew Crutshfield
James Beckwith
Anderson
J. Crutchfeld
Brent
Love
Crutchfields
Rent
Infant Death in Worthington Davis Family
Infant Raymond Davis, son of Mr and Mrs J Claude Davis of Worthington, died Sunday night January 26 908. Interment at home cemetery scheduled for 2 PM Monday afternoon.
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Raymond
J. Claude Davis
Worthington
State Supreme Court Decision Ends County Tax Increase
The Supreme Court of the United States ruled the 1905 West Virginia county tax levy law valid for 1906, upholding state authority to adjust levies. The decision, delivered by Justice Brewer, found county officials lacked legal standing to resist the measure during the 1906 levy dispute.
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Justice Brewer
D.C
Mimtener
West Virginia
Bounty Court
Fraxton County
Supreme Court of the United State
Virginia
Canadian Question Settled In Diet Report
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Hayashi announced in the lower house that the Canadian question had been settled and that a satisfactory settlement with America is in sight.
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Tokio
Japan
Diet
Hayashi
Revival Meeting At Adamston Church Report
Great revival conducted by Rev. J. E Pots at Adamston Church. Rev. J. C. Potts leads a dig revival at United Brethren Church in Adamston. Sunday night services saw eighteen at the altar in prayer and four professing.
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J. E Pots
Adamston Church
J. C. Potts
Adamston
Governor Dawsons Message Drives State Reform Debate
Charleston dispatch reports Governor Dawsons message to both houses urging tax revision and laws to avert disasters. Prohibition gains traction as five senators back a people vote, mining legislation looms, and public service measures face scrutiny. The anti liquor resolution advances in Charleston with a constitutional amendment proposal and Senate action.
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Charleston
Dawson Couvendd
Hill
Conatit
Uents
Miny
Te Gaxlour
House
Senate
Williams
Nicholas County
Parsons
Marshall
Alent
Bland
Lewis
Thorn
Independent
Buckhannon
Stuart F. Reed
Clarksburg
Broronon Law Validated by Court After Prolonged Review
The high court today affirmed lower court rulings on the Bronon primary election law in Franklin and Allen counties. It holds the February 12 state primaries as regular. Prosecutor Welty of Allen county said he would seek U.S. Supreme Court review.
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Columbus
Mate Auinreme
Commin Plent Courte
Fanklin
Alen
Welty
Allen County
Supreme Court OF the
Get License at Fairmont Remarriage Notice
An official notice lists remarriage filings in Harrison County. The record names parties including Yeense Mas and Joseph Bayes at Webster comments and Lota Manon, with details tied to Fairmont.
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Fairmont
Guard Forms ) Into Societies At West Virginia Meeting
At Parkersburg on Monday afternoon the West Virginia National Guard Officers Association was formed. Officers named include President Col. Charles Morrison of Parkersburg and Adjutant General Noyse Barlow of Charleston. The West Virginia State Rifle Association was organized as a branch of the NRA with officers led by President Col. Carleton C. Pierce of Charleston and Executive Officer C. A. Osbornie of Cricksburg. The meeting noted an $8,000 federal appropriation for life ranges, with Parkersburg Huntington Spencer and Kingwood as likely sites and aims to extend ranges to Guard units statewide.
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West Virginia National Guard
Parkersburg
West Virginia National Guard Offfcers' Association
Charles 32, Morrison
Noyse Barlow
Charleston
Harry Smith
Clarksburg
John Henshaw
Fairmont
National Guard
West Virginia State Rifle Association
National Rifle Association
State Title Association
Carleton C. Pierce
Capt
George 8
Wallace
Huntington
C. A. Osbornie
Cricksburg
J J Simmons
Spencer
Cayt.Sharstock, Sr
Wollsburm
West Virginia
Kingwood
M. Simmons
C. C. Plates
John J. Harris
Charjouion
Jus
B. Verlander
Fred Lester
Thomas B. Davin
H. J. Simmons
A. J. Lyons
Ainow
Kenney
Gunvan Boughner
C. A. Osborne
Amick
Shatnocj
Wellsburg
Jolebank
Sutton
W. W. Scott
M. Neely
Lively
Knapp
Jackson Arnold
Weston
Ford
Gale
Bogart
Littleton
Cowell
Morrison
Crawford
Kramer
Petorkin
Wockyith
Payne
Apt
Hoomer
Hogs
Brady
Louisiana Holds Primary for Governor Election
Louisiana conducts a Democratic primary to choose the next governor. Lieutenant Governor Sanders competes against Theodore Wilkinson, a sugar planter, as the state prepares for the main election in April.
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Associated Proes
New Orleans
Louisiana
Hes State
Sanders
Theodore 8. Wilkinson
Mitchell Unanimously Votes Six Months Pay for President
Indianapolis AP reports the United Mine Workers convention voted to grant President Mitchell six months pay with no expenses, including medical attendance, during the term. The action reflects blunt support amid ongoing labor disputes and financial considerations for leadership.
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Mitchell
Indianapolis
Ind
The
United Mine Workers Today
Grandchildren Inherit Estate From Ellen Brennan
The will of Mrs. Ellen Brennan probated in the county clerk’s office leaves all property to her three grandchildren. Mary Rom Bronan receives a parcel on East Pike Street and $2,000. Bernadete Brenna gets the house lot. the remainder and a rear lot are sequestered for the children.
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Ellen Brennan
W. Ty Byrd
M. J. McAndrew
Brenan
James Thomas Brennan
Philipp Road
Mary Rom Bronnan
Ward
Pike Reaences
Pike Street
Bernadete Brenna
Thaw Trial Near Close
The Thaw trial moved toward completion today as the state wrapped its rebuttal by noon and the defense prepared remaining witnesses. District Attorney Jerome said no expert testimony would be used and he would argue no legal incompetency. He planned to admit Abraham Hummel’s testimony from the first trial to speed proceedings.
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Associated Prem
New York
Jerome
Abraham Hummel
Warm reception burglars threaten Mulberry Street home
Fragmentary report describes Col. Thoms B. Seely guarding an armory on Mulberry Street and a burglary attempt that night. A would be intruder allegedly fled when Col. Gerry reached the kitchen. Footprints, a wine spill, and shouted exclamations are noted in the damaged text.
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Urglars
Cithena
Col
Thoms B. Seely
Mul-berry Street
Buller
Gerry
Marge
Warrant for Murder Sworn Against Him in Court
A jury verdict finds John Hawkins killed his wife Dolly Hawkins with a gunshot at their home on January 25. Hawkins denies the shooting claiming suicide, while witnesses describe a drunken quarrel prior to the tragedy. the coroner’s inquest continues with testimony about the events and whereabouts of the weapon.
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Alin Payne
Flysin
Wileanbling
Sohn Hawkins
Worth Lee
Dolly Hawking
John Hawking
Ellsworth Lee
Tawleine
Sipes
Thurdus
Hawlkinerr
Raymond Reedia
Myth
Ate
Hawkkian
Camm
Lee
Hawkins
Hawking
Wlett
Shen
Air Stand
Hermit
Teo
Len
Reed
Raymond Teed
Hocciries
Gin Guinn
Carl Martin
Rees
Wéed
Leewa
Hawkies
Piyam
Hawkise
Xbotx
Hawkles
Vermados
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OF Poultry Association
Hudges
Upton
Day
Bristol
Thomax Donahue
Gerrard
Whisonburg
E. M. Wilson
Cmpaued
K. M. Wilson
Harry Gordon
Samuel Fittro
G. G. Oliver
Wheeling
Hazel Atlas Glass
Supreme Court
America
Dawson
Réat
Nicholas
McGrew
Monongaulia County
Ohio
Officers’ Association
Rifle Association
My Associated Press
Justice’s ‘Court
Hawkins i
Bourne
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