Real Estate Listings in Dol with Prime Location and Features
Property ads describe homes near the Empire Building with eight rooms, bath, hardwood finishes, porches, and cabinet mantels. Prices range from 4 750 to 6 000 including terms and cash options on Locust Street and Colonial Heights. Additional listings mention lots, chicken house, garden, and fenced yards with varied lot sizes and payment plans.
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Fatlon
Empire Bilding
Colonial Heights
Piya
Prohibition Amendment Law pamphlet offered for download
A notice invites readers to obtain a pocket size edition of the Prohibition Amendment Law. It urges individuals to read it themselves rather than rely on others. The promotion mentions extra quality paper and durable binding, with contact details for ADF Conia at the Daily Telegram office.
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Conia
Daily Telegram
Notice to Creditors in Bankruptcy Case West Virginia
In the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of West Virginia Carl Duncan a member of Highland Duncan has been adjudicated bankrupt. A meeting of creditors will be held at the law office of W. Frank Stout in Clarkahire on the third day of July. Creditors may attend to prove claims, appoint a trustee, and transact bankruptcy business. Homer Strosninsr, attorney for the bankrupt, notes filing details.
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District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Carl Duncan
Highland
Duncan
W. Highland
Carl Muncan
Tito
Clarkaburg
Harrivon
Clarriet
Carl Grinean
Blk
W. Frank Stout
Clarkahire
Wirelain
Forendon
Creditore Tay
Homer
Hisrney
Postal changes and postmaster shifts in West Virginia
Discontinued post offices in Sadie Braxton and Burner Pocahontas and Oakhirst Greenbrier delayed to July 31 while a Vale to Spring Dale mail contract is awarded. West Virginians decline fourth class postmasterships. replacements named in Frozen Calhoun Raleigh and other towns. several postmasters reassigned or removed across Kanawha and Fayette counties.
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Washington
D. G
Sadie
Braxton Ecounty
Gem
Burner
Pocahontan
Oakihirst
Greenbrier
Roe
Postoffice Department
Luther L. Osborn
Ed F.fox
Vale
Spring Dale
Aix Miles
West
Walter C. Far Rar
Frozen
Calhoun County
William Bt Hunt
Robert J. Knotts
Cyrus Meador
Pemberton
Raleigh County
William J. Smith
Frank P. Cloud
Michael A. Hill
Rosina
Atinawhe
Air
Salem fire aid bill rejected by House committee
President Wilson asked Congress for a 200000 aid appropriation for Salem fire sufferers. The House appropriations committee refused the request, arguing Massachusetts could handle the situation without federal funds. Massachusetts representatives Phelan and Gillett, along with five others, voted for the bill.
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Salem
Washington, D. G
Wilson
Congress
Haseen
House Appropriations Committee
Massachusetts
Representativer Phelan
Gillett
Fiveothers
Typhoid Fever Claims Grasselll Woman at 62
Mrs. John Binder aged 62 died after a three week illness at her Grasselll home from typhoid fever. She is survived by her husband and one daughter Mia. John J. Rider of the Tin Plate addition is named in the notice. Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning at the home with burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
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John Binder
Grasselll
Woran
Mia
John J. Rider
Holy Cross
Uniontown Bank Declares 700 Percent Dividend
Big dividend news from Uniontown Pennsylvania as First National Bank president J W Thompson announces a 700 percent payout to avoid stock in the regional reserve bank. The bank’s capital is 100000 and surplus 1650000. National banks must hold reserve stock equal to six percent of capital and surplus. The county board of review and equalization held its first meeting in the courthouse, electing Samuel S Paris as president with two other members Jefferson D Bassel and John M Flanigan. Preliminary work was done. the board can sit up to twenty five days to review assessors’ work.
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Uniontown
First National Bank
J W. Thompson
County Board of Review and Equilization
Court House
Samuel S. Paris
Jefferson D. Bassel
John M. Flanigan
Remarkable Remedy Claims Cure for Stomach Ailments
A testimonial spreads praise for a remedy named Wonderful Remedy claiming to end pain and sleeplessness. The speaker asserts dramatic improvements including restored appetite and digestion, plus renewed energy, with a reference to a person from Roanoke, Texas. The letter urges others to try the treatment.
Pure Food Critique by Alfred Moore in London Speech
Alfred Moore of the British Pure Food and Health Society denounces public apathy toward protective laws. He claims the British public loses over 200 million dollars yearly to adulterated foods and mocks U S practices in food handling and labeling. He cites plaster in butter and adulterated teas as examples and warns of dirty meat handling in streets.
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London
United States
Alfred Moore
Pure Food ‘and Health Society
Mr. Moore
Plaster of Paris
Moora
Kanawha District Miners Return to Work After Referendum
Reports from Charleston July indicate the Kanawha district miners have accepted last week's referendum result and returned to work this morning. It is expected that D C Kennedy and D C Griffith, chosen by mineral and operators respectively, will soon select a third person to decide on a new law and set tonnage rates and wages.
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Charleston
United” Ming
Kanawha
D.C. Kennedy
D. Cc. Griffith
Iaw
Mrs Burton to steer Shamrock in American Cup race
In London during preparations for the American Cup yacht race Shamrock II will carry Mrs W P Burton at the helm. She will operate the stop watch and aid her husband Captain Burton as the yacht aims for the starting line. Mrs Burton has extensive sailing experience and may hold a world record for women in yachting.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock LV
W. P. Burton
Panama Canal Transit System Shuts Down Railroad Operations
The canal government has exited the railroad business, transferring virtually all tracks and transport facilities tied to canal construction to the Panama Railroad. Only towage tracks on the Jungo and a few Balboa stretches remain. The transportation division is now led by F. Mount, formerly a train matter and superintendent.
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Panama
Canal Government
Panama Railroad
Canal Building
Jooka
Balbo
Ount
Filipinos to Receive Larger Self Government Bill
President Wilson and House leaders agree substantially on a bill granting broader self government to the Filipinos. He said he approved the measure introduced by Representative Jones and amended by the House Insular Affairs Committee, but did not expect passage in the current session.
Charles Town to House New Federal Building
An historic site choice for a new federal building in Charles Town is discussed. After a delegation and a treasury review, the jail site opposite the courthouse at a main intersection was chosen, with the old prison demolished to make space, though work will start after required preliminaries.
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Postoffice
Charles Town
Washington
Balding
Charles
Brown
Treasury Department
Charles Fown
Tho
Federal
Village Blacksmith Jailed Over Disturbing The Peace
In Tunstall village Charlem Tunstall the blacksmith was jailed for disturbing the peace after a loud noisy sermon. Warrant witness testified that Wimatall sang so loudly it unsettled churchgoers. He faced a one pound fine with costs but refused to pay.
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London
Tuly
Charlem Tunstall
Villaso
Tunnstall
Wittens
Wartens
Wimatall
Ueus
Beef in Cold Storage Reaches Century Milestone at Smithfield
A quarter of beef aged eighteen years in cold storage was shown at Smithfield market for about an hour and a half. Shipped from Brisbane to Malta in 1896 for military experiments, it later returned to London after government storage. The brine refrigeration used ammonia compression.
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London
Smithfield
Teist
Brisbane
Australia
Maleta
Malta
Two Nations debate splits in England over religion and trade
London July 7 Bishop Wellson of Manchester warned that England could split into two nations. He cited growing ecclesiastical differences with the South favoring ritual practices and the North clinging to free trade against Southern protectionist tax reform.
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London
England
Wellson
Manchester
North
Lancashire
Bombs, Trials and Protests Stir New York Connected Groups
The Industrial Workers of the World and associates linked to a Saturday bomb incident in New York head to Tarrytown on Monday for trial. Demonstrations against John D. Rockefeller Weeks earlier triggered actions that drew about 200 sympathizers. Trials were postponed for two weeks at officials’ request due to safety concerns and hostile crowds.
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Industrial Workers of the World
New York
Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
Mysterious Tram Accident In Westford County
A fragmentary report from Connellsville July seventh notes a tram crash in Westfordland County. Injuries are mentioned. details and exact locations are unclear due to damaged OCR text. Further verification needed for names and outcome.
Merchant Shipping Bill Passes Second Reading in Parliament
London July 7 The merchant shipping bill, part of an international drive to standardize construction and management to reduce sea perils, passed its second reading in Parliament with no opposition. Fourteen maritime nations agreed on reforms to be carried out this year. Proponents questioned certain safety provisions but supported the bill. John Burby noted that in twenty years about 4,700 vessels totaling 9,000,000 tons have sailed with 18,474 lives lost.
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London
Thera
John Burpy
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