Bond issue bill sent to Charleston for Clarkesburg water works
The Board of Trade proposes a three hundred thousand dollar bond to refund city debt and fund water works upgrades. A Water Works Board would replace the Commissioner role, with the bill authored by Sherman Denham and Charles M. Hart to be introduced in the West Virginia legislature.
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Board OF Trade
Charleston
Sherman
Denham
Charles M. Hart
Clarksburg
Water ‘Works Board
West Virginia
Clarkeburg
Uch
Crncksburg
Common Council
Clarksvure
Thaw Trial Jury Nears Completion in New York
In New York on January 29 Associated Press reports the Thaw trial resumed with most jurors sworn. Three jurors remain to be chosen and are expected without more talesmen. The Thaw family attends. John B. Devree was chosen as the tenth juror during the morning session. Eighteen talesmen were examined earlier.
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Associated Preoxy
New York
Talesman
Thaw
John 8
Devree
Surprised by Soldiers Sees Venezuelan Clash Kill Governor
Caracas dispatch reports Governor Mata leading troops surprised in a secret meeting with Vice President Gomez on January 27. Fighting erupted in the yard, Mata and several others were killed while many were wounded.
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Lily Associated Presse
Willemstad
Curacao
Caracas
Venezuela
Mata
Gomez
Miners Mourn As Explosion Traps Rescue Efforts
Report from Saarbrucken 23 January details incomplete toll from Reden mine blast. 163 entered shaft, 27 bodies recovered, rescuers blocked by five conditions preventing entry. Also mentions late Short Line train from New Martinsville due to a hot box and a Moltke grounding near West Bank.
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Associated Press
Saarbruck
Reden
New Martinsville
Man Arrested After Gun Threats In Local Dispute
After a quarrel in which Itig claimed Brack Hooker threatened to shoot John Shaw with a pistol, Brack Hooker was arrested by Constable Art Waldo Monday evening. He faced a magistrate Wednesday on a charge of unlawfully carrying concealed weapons. Shaw helped arrest him, saying Hooker threatened to abduct a neighbor’s daughter, prompting the report.
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Itig
Brack
Hooker
John Shaw
Art Waldo
Gordos
Shaw
Meade A Taylor Resigns to Join Virginia Firm
Meade A Taylor former chief clerk at the local yards resigned his position after five years and has become bookkeeper for the West Virginia Feed Flour Company, in which he is interested. Friends wish him success in his new venture.
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Meade A. Taylor
Weal Virginia Feed @ Flour company
Funeral for Col Dellicher in Parkersburg
The funeral for Col J B Dellicher clerk of the United States district court who died Monday morning at his Parkersburg home will be held at Trinity Episcopal church in Parkersburg at 3 p m tomorrow afternoon, attended by the federal court officers in a body.
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Col
J. B. Dellicher
United States
Cit Vulr
Parkersburg
Trinity Episcopal Church
Skaters Fill Elk Creek with After School Crowd
Many people enjoy skating and make the best of the new opportunity. Elk Creek above the Lowndes mill dam drew large crowds yesterday after school and again in the evening with several hundred on the ice.
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Elk Creek
Lowndes & Goharpening Mill
College President Crawford Visits Meadville on Erie Line
Allegheny College president Dr William H Crawford a Methodist Episcopal leader visited Meadville on Tuesday en route to Salem to deliver a lecture on Baronarala and to work on a book about a great TriHlan religious reformer.
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William H. Crawford
Allegheny College
Episcopal Institution
Meadville
Waldo
Salem
TriHlan
Money to Fight Debt Adds 950000 For State Defense
Charleston bill appropriates fifty thousand dollars to defend the state in the salt debt dispute with Virginia. The measure passed the Senate today as part of broader efforts to address the old debt question.
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W. Pivivars
Charleston
Virginia
Mrs Green Burned At Home In Monticello Avenue Incident
Mrs Edward Green wife of a glasses worker was badly burned at 216 Monticello Avenue Tuesday morning when her clothing caught fire in a room. Neighbors ripped off her burning garments and she received quick medical aid. Burns described as painful but not serious, expect a rapid recovery.
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Edward Green
Monticello Avenue
Sommers Mare IO A Fine One
The Telegram notes a young pacing mare named Mary Wm bred by L B Maddox of Montpelier Ind was bought by Mesare Merrill Sunderland for 2500 dollars. Summers has Emily also bred by Maddox and sister to Mary Em Summers plans to race Emily on the half mile and may take her to the grand circuit at Columbus and Cincinnati.
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Mary Wm
L. BE. Maddox
Montpelier
Ind
Mesaré, Merrill & Sunderland
New England
Camden Summers
Emily
Maddox
Summers
Mary Em
Mr. Sommers
Bank Comptroller sues for January 26 bank statements
The Comptroller of the Currency filed a suit today in Washington against a bank seeking production of its financial statements as of January 26. The action requests access to the bank records and related financial data for regulatory review.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Comptroller of the Currency
Military Ball Attendance Named for Morgantown Trip
Miss Florence Thorn and Mrs W A Vance along with Mr and Mrs C B Alexander Mrs W H Lewis Harry Campbell Dr P A Stathers and P P Steptoe will travel to Morgantown Thursday to attend the university military ball.
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Florence ‘Thorn
W. A. Vance
C. B. Alexander
W. H. Lewis
Harry Campbell
P. A. Stathers
P. P Steptoe
Morgantown
University Military Tall
Publishing House Closure Shocks Springfield
The Philips Publishing Company, publisher of magazines, closed after a blaze damaged the building. Fire crews battled flames, and reports indicate extensive damage to presses and offices. No injuries reported as authorities investigate the cause.
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Amortaed Pree
Springfield
Mase
Phalps Publishing Company
Ure Todas
Minion Gotters
Weston Woman Seeks Police Aid In Sensational Elopement
A Weston mother and her two sons hunt a daughter who fled with a married man named Harris. Police have a full description and are on the lookout. The mother requests arrest if the elopers are found.
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Weston
Arel
Harris
County Clerk Holden In Serious Condition At Asheville
County Clerk Charles F. Holden, suffering lung trouble and in a sanitarium at Asheville, N C, is much worse. His brother Hol Holden of Coat and Holden hardware firm will leave for his bedside Tuesday evening after a telegram from the sanitarium matron reported the clerk’s condition grave. Relatives and friends here express deep regret and hope for recovery.
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Charles F. Holden
Asheville
N. C
Hol. Holden
Coat & Holden
Holden
Charles
Mr. Holden
Breweries Reach Union Pact After Local Dispute
The International Union of United Brewery Workmen reports settlement in a dispute with Wiedemann and Reymann breweries. Both breweries have joined the union, ending the trouble between them.
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International Union of United Brewery
International Union of United Brewery Workmen
Wiedemann and Reymann Brewing Companies
Rcally
The
International Talon
Exhibition Notice for Clarkebere Poultry and Pet Stock Show
The Central Storage building on North Street hosts the Clarkebere Poultry and Pet Stock association exhibition. Dates given include February 6 7 and 8 with attendees and exhibitors urged to participate in poultry and pet stock displays.
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Clarkebere Poultry and Pet Stock Association
A. C.D
Nori Porth Street
Tomer Gallimore
Fenrusry
Paaftry
Pat Saas
Moving Day a Fatal One in Fairmont
Mrs. Harry Gordon of this city Mrs. L A Artera of Wolf Summit and Mrs Dorothy Cushing of Washington Pa visiting at Charles W Walker home in Fairmont found him dead Tuesday evening in a house he was moving from Fumes from escaping gas caused asphyxiation Walker worked in oil fields in this and nearby counties and was a son of Capt K D Walker a veteran railroad conductor He leaves a wife and several children.
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Harry Gordon
L.A. Artera
Wolf Summit
Dorothy Cushing
Washington, Pa
Fairmont
Charles W. Walker
Walker
K. D. Walker
Wetel
Revival Meetings Grow at Golf Methodist Church
Gospel meetings led by Rev Wayne K Stalnaker of Shinston draw 68 conversions at Golf Methodist Church. Morning and afternoon services featured his sermon The Lost Sheep, urging wanderers to come home as members respond at the altar with President W N Crawford of Allegheny College present.
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Golf Methodist Church
Wayne K. Stalnaker
Shinston
Mr. Stalnaker
Stalnaker
W. N. Crawford
Ll.d
Allegheny College
Meadville
Sift
Is To Be Held to Hear An You For Receivéship it Ing Property
A court term opens in United States Suit tomorrow with Judge Nathan presiding over a bankruptcy hearing. The Thompson firm of Philadelphia seeks fees from Philippi Colliers Co in Philippi, arguing a contract matter and guardianship related issues. Some minor points may be addressed during the session.
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Judie Nathan Dom Wil
United
I ‘Thompson
Philadelphis
Tore Fee Elvar
Philippi Colliers Pany
Philippi
Aha
Gof
Wm Mayi
Swettenram Apologizes for Kingston Incident Letter
London reports Swettenram apologizes after the Kingston Incident, as Governor withdraws a letter to Rear Admiral Doyle and expresses regret for having written it. The issue closes with the formal apology and withdrawal.
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Remag
Mitral Davis
Eprom
Associated Pret
London
Beg Jan
Kingston
Ham
Ree Admiyal Doyle
Regrat
Anti Liquor Bill 15 to Pass the House
Charleston report notes the judiciary committee will favorably report option bill to curb liquor sales. The measure, backed by major business groups, aims to remove creem cream and prohibit the sale of liquor, with Senate battles anticipated after House action.
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HOUSE
Chrleston
Siti
Joseph Nayiot
Senate
Pat
Haunef
West Virginia
Glass Workers Meet in City Hall Saturday Evening
A large gathering of glass workers from nearby towns attended a meeting at the house Saturday evening. The members discussed trade matters and ways to unite the union efforts.
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Sigh
Juan
Arrested for LAMN Kenner and Brooks at Station
An incident at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad station involving individuals named Kenner, Brooks, Walter Smith, and others occurred in the afternoon. They were detained for questioning after an altercation and suspected intoxication.
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Brooks
Powel
Walter Smith
Ot Simped
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Poiles
Chicago Grain Market Declines Amid Mixed Bets
Chicago grain market trends show cautious trading as investors weigh demand signals and weather risks. Wheat and corn futures edge lower while soybeans hold steady on supply concerns and export prospects.
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