Missing Bookkeeper Thedore Stealey Face Divorce Suit
Mrs Rachel Stealey sues Theodore M Stealey alleging adultery and illicit relations. She seeks alimony for herself and three children, a court injunction to prevent disposition of property, and keeps the family home. The case cites Stealey's marriage in 1895 and his role as bookkeeper at Armstrong Cr Scr & Co.
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al Amstrong
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Wieton
Charles W. Dynebreham
Unner Delfries
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Weston
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Amon
Tin
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Telfrins
Stanlow
Thas
May
Uelen
Shoale
Firthin
Slater
Slater Bareowed Sins al Platfore I: Nseconded
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Stuler
Tran
Enon
Waeition
Stanley Pewee Rio
Wabash Prepares Sept 1 Passenger Train Run
Ura Pennsylvania July 27 The Wabash announces readiness to operate direct rail service starting September 1 linking Baltimore and Delano with West Winging and other hubs. Officials claim passenger access will improve connections and timetables are set for the new line despite ongoing disputes.
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Delano
Hyeates
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Big Parade Planned for Annual Assembly Event
The Independence Lodge of Pelbvyes announces the first annual parade at the old fair grounds near 17, with Odd Fellows and families organizing a grand picnic. A large program includes music, speakers from Abandant and state residents, and a prize awarded to the lodge stepping in the procession from the fair grounds through Main Street and Third Street.
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Reid Hospital Dedicated After 75 000 Gift
The Reid Hospital dedication ceremony took place today in Richmond. Daniel G. Teil presented a 75 000 gift at New York and Newark. A public reception followed with officials and guests.
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Richmond
Phetal
Daniel G. Teil
Xow Mierk
New York
Wlso Gui
Watson
Foreigner Frank Voycheck Arrested in Pinnickinhick Riot
Frank Voycheck, a foreign miner, was arrested Thursday afternoon at Pinnickinhick on a charge of cutting and stabbing with intent to maim and kill. He was jailed awaiting a hearing after Magistrate Riley heard his claim of not being complicit.
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Pinnickinhick
Countty
Imnick
W. Guy Merritt
Riley
V Check
Songtan
Aleep
Mivelwek
New Cases of Yellow Fever Spark Health Alarm
Officials report new yellow fever cases with nine believed ill. Health authorities urge rapid isolation and precautions to prevent spread before a feared epidemic intensifies during the coming period.
Army 5 Advance Near Tap Quenya Front
Acoriated Dre Nolia reports the army 5 advancing toward Tap qnes front amid mobilization. The main force concentrates near Kreweluat Harbin as Lt General Kivevileh and Brigadier General Thomas I Barry receive American attaches, signaling goodwill while Russians remain wary.
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Kivevileh
Thomas I Barry
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Mar Tankind Ale
Army
Unitud
Merchants plan free factory sites in Salem Amid cheap gas inducement
Tloner B McKinley cashier of the Merchants of Salem leads a prospect to attract manufacturing and industry to Salem. Le vins and partners own Robinson farm East End offering free site to reputable manufacturers and gas at 4 cents per thousand. Auctioned 40 acres to be given free to qualified firms. aims to boost Salem as a major industrial point along the Th. & O. line with strong business backing.
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Salon
Salem
Levins
Robinson Farm
Numi
Salem Rio
Linsey
Mami
Dévelmyrmente
Major Andrews 18 Coming to Salvation Army Meeting
Major William Andrews, divisional officer of the Pittsburg division, arrives tomorrow from Pittsburg to speak at a Salvation Army meeting. The event at the Salvation Army hall runs from 6 to 8:30 p.m. and is free to attend.
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Pittsburg
Salvation Army
Anmirowe
Anuck
Young Mortimer Smith Breaks Arm Again
Mortimer Smith the son of Mr and Mrs Mortimer Smith of West Main street sustained a broken arm Wednesday evening while wrestling with his younger brother Plimeas The injury is painful but expected to heal in due time This is his third arm break during play in recent times.
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West Main Street
Plimeas
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Hta
Clarksburg Colored Baseball Team to Visit Weston
The Clarksburg colored baseball tear will travel to Weston tomorrow morning to play the Weston colored team in the afternoon.
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Pyles Reunited With Sheriff’s Help
Sheriff reuniting Bessie Pyles with her mother after a custody order. The girl was located on James M Plant’s farm picking berries and handed to Condélia Nutter before final custody transfer to Sarah Pyles. The sheriff termed it a happy family reunion.
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Flanigan
Trom New Creek
Bessie Pyles
Sarah’ Pyles
Condélia Nutter
Pyles
Japanese Ministers Visit Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
Japanese minister Takahira and Baron Kenara visited President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay in the afternoon for an informal meeting. They traveled without entourage and were expected to return late today.
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Associated ‘Press
New York
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Kenara
Oystey Bay
Roosevait
Bishop Joyce Jticrasy in Critical Condition
Associated Press records Bishop J W Joyer of the Methodist Episcopal church as in critical condition this morning and not expected to survive the day. His vitality reportedly sustained him through the past twenty four hours.
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Peace Envoys Prepare for Meeting With President
Peace envoys have concluded arrangements to meet the President. They will leave New York on August 5 aboard the Mayflower and Dolphin, escorted by officers, for Portsmouth New Hampshire arriving August 7.
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Kaiser Wilhelm II Grosse delayed by dense fog
Associated Press reports in Cherbourg on July 27 that the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sailing is postponed to this afternoon due to thick fog. M. Witte, the peace envoy, is noted in connection with the delay.
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Cherbourg
France
M. Witte
Twhinn
Swedish Parliament approves crisis report on Norway Sweden
In Stockholm on July 2, Hoth Howes announced that the Swedish Parliament approved a committee report addressing the crisis between Norway and Sweden. The report stems from a parliamentary committee created to tackle deteriorating relations and aim for a peaceful solution.
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Sweden
Hoth Howes
Parliamant
Othe Crise
Norway
Beck Purchases Five Cine Mare Items At Battington
Mrs Minnie Wellington T B Pater of Bat... unknown. Drums valued for bak.句
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Minnie Wellingtonedeom
T. B. Pater
Batington
Bak
Hill’s Father Dies in Ohio
Ww. Hill, a dentist of the YWork dentiste, returned on the Short Ling at noon Thursday from Am finch where he attended the fonda of his aged father Joseph Hill who died Sunday afternoon at the age of 75. His death was caused by disease of old age. Dr Hill arrived at his father’s bedside a few minutes before he died. The Doctor’s many friends here extend their deepest sympathy in his bereavement.
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Notable acts to perform at the Grawiahis show this year
The lineup includes Lynil So Hornor and Orvid August with a comedy note and music acts. Sammy Morrie returns from New York success, along with Erink Deddon described as a favorite, and Frank Daniel as a lead, promising a varied program for the coming season.
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Grant Operp
Orvid August
Helles
Sammy Morrie
Erink Deddon
Ore
Bob White
Frank Daniel
Eneréss
Two Killed by Gas Explosion in Columbus Area
A gas explosion destroyed a house early today in Columbus, killing William Pinck and his wife. Neighbors found the couple in the wreckage severely burned and transported them to a nearby house, but they could not be saved. The blast also left others injured as the home burned.
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Ditor Herald
Salam
Salem
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Ae Teppene
MraRelley
Sater
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Columbus
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Abrs
Pinck
Hese
Death of Child Prompts Funeral Arrangements
A notice reports the death of a child born to Mr. and Mrs. O. Protwell. The family seeks comfort and burial details follow at the cemetery. The obituary references cholera in infancy and notes fasting and prayer as part of the rites.
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Airy O
A. Protwell
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