Battle Near Cowan Ends in Cowboys Killings
Reports detail a violent confrontation as cowboys opened fire on train officers and passengers returning from Richwood. The rear coach was shot and toppled onto the track, killing at least two and wounding others. Mexican Bill and several suspects are to be held for trial, with officials pressing to arrest more involved.
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Richwood
Garrels
Texas
Bill
Tekken
Webster County
Texne
John Johns
George
Fallel
Mary
Geeffrey
Gary
Ty Cowen
Moai
Lily
Hifi Powell
Cartman
Faeroe Tile
Cowan Monilay
Anit
Hie
Alin Oy
Pata
OG Rolie Korris
B. F Prilavuh
West Virginia Jvisen
Cowan
Sleashen
Peage Gonferengy at Portsmouth N H
Incomplete text records a local item mentioning Portsmouth New Hampshire and an official trip. The readable fragments indicate a report about an event or person tied to the city, with no clear dates or outcomes.
Cotton Prices Jump as Weather Doubts Hit Market
The cotton market opened sharply higher on reports of heavy rains in the west and possible crop damage. Prices advanced with futures rising to around eleven cents and October at about 132 cents per pound amid speculation the Bureau of Statistics will revise crop estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Associates Pres
New York
Bureau of Statist
Robbery Attempt Hits United States Express Wagon
Two highwaymen tried to rob the United States Express Company's transfer wagon near Laiporte Indiana. A guard was hurled from the wagon and later revived. One robber fired shots, but both fled before any loot was taken.
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Laiporte
Ind
United States Express
Impany
Joe
Angerina
Per Warman
Gas flare injures Swain at plant furnace
Edward Swann suffered burns when a gas flare erupted at a furnace around five o clock Saturday evening. A plant worker nearby helped him shield his face, allowing him to escape before medical treatment.
Seventeenth Anniversary Of The Big Flood Here
Commemoration marks the seventeenth anniversary of Harrison County's worst flood in memory. The 1888 disaster left houses barns and livelihoods damaged as waters swelled across the county causing widespread hardship and loss.
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Harrison County
Vimel
Shirt Waist Dance Promises Gentle Evening at Park
A shirt waist dance is planned with an agenda at a park near Opera House. The event runs from 8 30 to 14 30 with good dancing and elegant service. Cop cars will run every twenty minutes to ease access and ensure safe arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Slition
Hospital Treats Patient After Town Incident
A patient identified as F. P. Tentherman from Moreville was brought to Keefer Hospital for treatment after a local incident. Medical staff and municipal committee officials coordinated care as conditions were assessed.
Saloon Wrecked in ToLa by Temperance Reformers
Dynamite destroyed two saloons in ToLa Kansas amid temperance reformer protests. One bar owner J Thorpe injured slightly as explosions damaged nearby business fronts. No arrests reported as of now.
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Ornon
Thola
Kans
Hirde Sa
Tola
Thorpe
Birth Date Social Hosted by Honnfield Guild in Goff Chapel
The Honnfield Guild hosts a Birth Date Social Tuesday evening in Goff chapel. Attendees bring pennies equal to their birth day, e.g., 30 pennies for a 30th birthday. A literary and musical program accompanies free refreshments, with proceeds aiding a native Chinese girl in a Mission school in Foo Chow, China.
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Honnfield Guild
Goff Chapel
Seach
Lis
Foo Chow
China
Potemkin Sunk by Mutineers Off Roumania
Mutineers seize the Potemkin near Kustenji Roumania and sink the vessel after tampering with the hold. Reports say the ship may be floated for possible departure to Sevastopol as crews test salvage options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kustenji
Roumania
Russia
Largest gas well reported in state near Clarkshate
Vague reports describe a massive gas well by the Philadelphia company at Gordon gasser on the Tuvid Te Ash farm. Despite failed attempts to cap it, observers claim it rivals the Big Mose in size. Nearby, another well completed by the same firm showed a capacity of 110,000 cubic feet.
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Kate Lick
Fitat Sardis Sardis
Tie
Philadelphia
Gordon Gasser
Tuvid Te Ash
West Virginia
Thuraby
Stunday
Jereply F. Guffey
J. K. Bently
Philadelphia Company
Tyle Climaty
Clarkshate
Elks Convention Opens Amid High Expectations
The ninety ninth final reunion of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks began in Buffalo New Jersey with expectations of large attendance. A fire in Detroit caused about one hundred thousand dollars in damage at the Treml & Matthews Manufacturing Company.
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Buffalo
N. J
Didly
Thenevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Detroit
Mich
Trelml & Matthews Manufacturing Company
Finance Committee Report on Fourth of July Celebrations
The report itemizes receipts and expenses for the Fourth of July celebration including bunting ribbons posters postage printing decorating drayage posting bills moving chairs and various prizes. It certifies the committee’s accounts as correct and signed by the chairman and treasurer.
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Jormstoven
Whaskehury
Shinnston Band
Batyrive
Tratfes Mephey Priv
Pride Company Elects Officers
At a meeting of the Pride Company members, officers for the ensuing year were elected. J. B. Willison was named president and vice president. Jay Tears was chosen secretary and treasurer.
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Pride Company
Ute Vectors
G. BR. Pride
B. Willison
Ice
Jay Tears
Arrest of a Young Man at Wilsonburg Leads to Jail Time
A 23 year old man named George Smail was arrested by Magistrate Flynn at Wilsonburg and imprisoned in Mie county jail. Police found knives and other items on his person and he claimed the address 120 Second Avenue Wheeling. He said he had worked on the railroad for five and a half days and traveled from Wheeling to Wilconburg with a mother named Margaret Small listed as relation.
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Flynn
Wilsonbitey
Mie County
Wilsonbmrg
George Smail
Second Avenue
Wheeling
Mire
Margaret Small
Wilconbire
Wilconburg
Dale Visnin
Speaker Fred Grosscup In Critical Condition At Hospital
Fred Grosscup remains in grave condition after a voice strike left him critically ill. Doctors report long standing health issues worsened by the incident and monitor his progress closely.
Prosecution Considered Against Holmes for Conduct
Attorney General Moody weighs criminal proceedings against E. S. Holmes former official in the Agriculture Department for conduct regarding reports. The inquiry focuses on actions during his tenure and the treatment of related records. The probe centers on timelines and official acts linked to published reports.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
B. 1
Moody
E. 5
Holmes
Agriculters] Department
Chancery Matters Considered in Circuit Court Session
Judge Lynch presided as various chancery cases were reviewed in circuit court. Reports demanded in the Will Thompson against Adams matter. trustee proceedings in Will Thompson bankruptcy. suits including Jackson vs. F t and Rothstein vs. Teid. land sales for infants. guardianship actions. and decrees on distribution and sales in multiple civil filings.
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Lynch
Chancery -Cayees
Crile
Mas Couriniense
Will Thompson
Ar Adams
Will ‘Thompagn
BR. Adams
Catatest
James Me M_Jackson
Japs Capture Russian Arms in Far East Action
London report by Astucia and Prosa states Japanese forces advancing in the Sulehalyi region have captured four guns and a quantity of ammunition while pursuing the Rose Sinn morphe.
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Astucia
Prosa
London
Takle
Sulehalyi
Caleb Powers Case Is Continued by Court
Morgantown Kentucky July 10 The case of Caleb Powers was continued by Judge Stott citing reasons tied to federal court rulings. Newport was moved earlier this afternoon as part of the ongoing proceedings.
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Caleb Powers
Ty Associatal
Prvce
Morgantown
Stott
Pawene
Newport
West Virginia House Speaker in Critical Condition
Associated Press report from Cincinnati July 10 says Paul Groseup speaker of the West Virginian House of Representatives is hospitalized in critical condition with ptomaine poisoning. Doctors say the poisoning has badly affected his system and worsened a preexisting chronic ailment.
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Associated Press
Cincinnaty
Paul Groseup
House of Representatives
Cage
Difficult Mastoid Operation On Child Near Fatal Complications
A very difficult operation was successfully performed on the six year old child of P. W. Cary of Sodulinia at Kessler hospital. The operation targeted a mastoid abscess caused by scarlet fever. The abscess threatened brain vessels and required extreme care to prevent rupture. The child is on the road to a fair recovery.
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P. W. Cary
Sodulin
Kessler Hospital
County court appoints school board members in several districts
The county court appointed the School board for multiple districts including Clark, Union, Coal, Simpson, Sardie, and Tenmile. Names listed include L. W. Ogden, A. Lawcon, FLT Byre atte, S. Law, T. 3. Parriah, and M. A. Van Torn among others.
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L. W. Ogden
Tirtae
A. Lawcon
Clark Districts
Law
Union
Byreatte
Store owner shoots burglar entering through window
Pittsburg July 10 Associated Press reports Thomas shot and killed a burglar attempting to enter his store through a window. A card bearing the name John Melniar was found in the burglar’s pocket. Thomas had previously been exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburg
T. H. ‘Thomas
John Melniar
Thomas
Evangelist Discussion at Baltimore Conference Today
Dr James J Hill presided over a Christian Endeavor convention in Baltimore Maryland today The pastors conference featured Ray Win leading sessions Biedernprff of Monticello Indiana delivered an address on The Evangelist
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Baltimore
James J. Hill
Christian Endeavor
Ray Win
Biedernprff
Monticello
Ind
Ewingelisti
Cooperative Factoric Martins Ferry Convention Report
Fragments describe a July convention of glass workers discussing cooperative factories and national sections, with mentions of machinery impact and production considerations. The text notes Amocinied Press Chicago and July 10 dates, but details are fragmented and unclear.
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Martins Ferry
Arcan Flint Glass Workers
Epoped
Tadiry Farmer
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Leontetny
Alison Mapegol
Clive
Maxi
Salon
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More Vs.ville
Keefer Hoopital Mongay
Social
Convention OF Elks
Fras Th
Terer
Fred
Promaim
Charles K. Rothstein
Mabel Teid
Bovine
Alexander M Ritter
Gard
Carl Titter
Charles
Benjamin
Counuieinner
Frank Stayt
T. Hobinson
Weaver
Roger
Hower C. Haley
Viele
Hales Twain
Hank
Granville H. Davis
Welle DP
Montgomery
Chicago
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