Madero Leaves for Mexico City Amid Guarded Departure
Crowds cheer as Francisco I. Madero Sr. departs from a Texan station for Mexico City to discuss forming a new government with President Porfirio Diaz Narro. He travels with family and revolution-era officers and is guarded by armed guards aboard the train.
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Tasurrectos
Lra
Tex
Francisca I. Madero
Mesleo City
Ene
Gleel
Mexico
Warrectos
Qualifying Bonds Set for Pridty Merle and Blanche
A partial OCR note lists separate bonds of 200 each for Pridty Merle and Blanche, with GusApraN Gualifies referenced. The fragment suggests bond qualification steps or amounts in a legal or estate context. Entities: Pridty Merle, Blanche, GusApraN, eMart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee eMart
Pridty Merle
Blanche
Tery
Writ of Error Case Involving Lanham v Meadown County
A writ of error from Braxton county appeals court over a dispute in a case styled Charles Lanham against Meadown. The trial centered on a forged contract alleged to secure 35,090 dollars borrowed for alleged immoral purposes. Mrs Menlowe testified with a contract bearing Lanham’s name, but Lanham and Jarvis testified the document was forged, and the jury found for the defendant after over a day of deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Taken
Marstiville
Charles G. Coffman
Xupreme Court
Ap- Destz
Braxton
Charles Lanham
Meadown
Lapham
Mra Menlowe
Lanham
Ale Biskern
Jarvis
Oil Property Sale Set After Court Decree in Ayers County
The Lewtiyr-Kanfman Oil and Cont Company property at Ayer Calv county is to be sold at a court sale in forty to fifty days. Judge M H Willie ordered the sale may be private or public and named New Marlinaeithc men Migwiand and J He Yoxt as appellate commissioners to appraise the property. The concern includes fifty two oil wells and gas wells used for kaseling with Mr Highland appointed receiver. The company with one dollar capitalization was to be wound up February 8 4908.
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Lewtiyr-Kanfman OW
Ayer
Calvun County
M. H. Willie
Migwiand
J. He
New
Marlinaeithc
Tisinsss
Highland
Brakeman Killed in Rail Accident near Lawrence
June 2 report from Grafton states railroad brakeman William Sax nayway Knight was killed while coupling cars on the Matimore and Otile line near High Street South Shin. He married Mrs Motte Rose of Simpson last August. The obituary notes he fell under the wheels.
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Grafton
Willam Saxnaway Knight
High Street
South Shin
Lawrence
Might
Motte Rose
Simpson
Aue
Tim
Cotton Crop Set for Nation's Largest Harvest
Washington reports present indications point to this year’s cotton crop as the largest the country has produced. Government field experts released a report today noting robust yields across major cotton states and optimistic forecasts for the season.
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Washington
Traction Line Discussion Reaches Pittsburg Area
Reports from Fa irmont and nearby cities describe talks to build a large electric traction line from Gration via Fairmont Morgantown Blacksville Waynesburg to Pittsburg with potential connections through Washington. George L. Potter and Col John T McGraw head the syndicate seeking local cooperation and funding.
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Pamont
Gration
Fairmont
Morgantown
Blacksville
Waynesburg
Pituburs
Wastington
George L. Potter
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Col
John T. McGraw
West Virginia
Grafton
Ithe Company
French aviators suffer broken legs in Paris Rome Turin race
Lieutenant Ducem of the French army and passenger M. Hennequin escaped serious harm today during the Paris Rome Turin air race stage near Wyers France. Both men sustained broken legs and their aeroplane was demolished in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeres
France
Lorimer Affair to be Taken Up in Senate Inquiry
Washington D C June 2 The Senate committee on privileges and elections will meet tomorrow to appoint and reconstitute the Lorimer inquiry panel despite a prior agreed plan. The committee will report its choice to the Senate for confirmation or rejection and it is believed the inquiry will proceed swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
D.C
Senate
Lorier
Boat Upset Near Blennerton Island Drowns Rider
A boat accident near Blennerton Island last evening claimed the life of Jan Fred Foust of ihia city who was drowned while riding with Charles Nern William Eskey and Perry Coe. The group was thrown into the river during the incident and the search continues for more details.
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Parrsonsburg
Jan Fred Foust
Ihia
Blenneriunsett Sland
Nern
William Eskey
Perry Coe
Charleston Voters Decide On City Llcker Question
Charleston residents vote on whether the city shall have lybons starting July tied to a two year term. The outcome will set the policy for the next two years and hinges on the 286 act referenced in the notice.
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Charleston
Judge Mason Fairmont June term opens with focus on speeding laws
The June term of the circuit court convened with Judge Macon presiding. Judge Mason delivered the grand jury charge urging enforcement of all laws, especially the outermost bite law and speeding around bridges curves and descents.
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Fairmont
Circuit Court
Macon
Mason
Bishop Coming to Help First Church Service
The Rt Rev W K Gravaty bishop chadjutor of West Virginia will arrive Sunday morning to confirm and preach at the Entwcopatchrch. Special music under Melloury Me Chord and a Redemption chorus will be rendered. The Bishop has many friends and there will be donations at the services.
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W. K. Gravaty
Charles Town
Chadjutor
West Virginia
Bmal Glug
Servion
IL Geltick
Melloury
Chord
Salem College Graduates Planned Commencement Week
Salem College lists twenty four graduates for the year led by Eula Lee Beebe of Tickson and Lida Bene Edam of Viso. The schedule includes Philadelphian Lyceum, baccalaureate sermon, field day, annual concert, stockholders meeting, class day exercises, alumni banquet, processional, and conferring of diplomas with addresses by Rev J S Wooster and Hon Stuart F Reed.
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Salem College
Eula Lee Beebe
Tickson
Meh
Gtorats
Lida Bene ‘Edam
Viso
Clyde Cofindaffer
Frederick Ey ‘Cottrit
Veda
Irene Davis
Willa Audree Leonard
Carl Frank Lowther
Harriet i
Kain
Aubrey Car
Morrison
Creta
Randolph Frederick E Singer
Ména Ruth Pin
Amd
Charles En Ae
Salem
Emo Joree West Union
Beret Schidis
Orie Rex Ford
Ira Hickman
Randolph
Charieg
Folawe
Yume
Philadelphian Lyceum
Christian Associations
oo—Chonian Lyseum
Alumni Association
Alumni Banqiet
Boward Schutte
Edna WovHorn
Woofter
District Changes at Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union plans service and equipment upgrades in the district. George S. Walter will become district commercial manager in Glurkaburg after transfer from Pittsburg. A. W. Toggers remains local manager for the Charleston operation as changes take effect.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
George S. Walter
Glurkaburg
Pittsburg
A. W. Toggers
Carpaulus & W. King
Charleston
Charkshore
Boggesn
Free Concert Delights Large Court Crowd
A noisy crowd gathered for a free concert in front of the court, enjoying a varied program by the Fen band. Auditors expressed delight at the latest offerings, marking the event as a pleasing performance in the community.
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Rything
Antonina Bontinski Qualifies in Pygendillustratic Event
Antonina Bontinski earned a qualification in the pygendillustratic of John Bobin ski at pond 9200, advancing in the regional event.
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Antonina Bontinski
John Bobinski
Construction contract awarded for new mine housing project
A contract to build houses and related work at a cokework plant has been awarded to Richards Construction Company. The firm is to undertake the erection of workers’ housing and associated facilities at the facility site.
Tram Blors Resulting From Station of City Train No 2
Vague OCR fragment reports a tram accident involving an eastbound train No 2 amid early warmth. Readable elements reference station, city action, and resolution steps or stops, but details are unclear.
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Ens
Salen
Board of Trade Directors Reelect at Annual Meeting
The report lists W. Courtwright, J. Ot. Francois, C. He Haratom, Virgil L. Highland, John 2 Mart, Robert Morris, LA. Ko Webards, OH, Travis, James M. White and Carles B. Alexander as directors. President L Highiam presided. Secretary Charles Lanferd presented a favorable report noting a new Montaita Window Giana factory relocation to the city, employing 230 to 260 workers, with expansion plans and home construction for staff. The industrial outlook is bright with negotiations for new plants, site allocations, and railroad improvements to support growth.
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Genolphy
W. ¥ Courtwright
J.ot. Francois
C. He Haratom
Virgil L. Highland
Johm 2 Mart
Robert Morris
LA. Ko ‘Webards
I Travis
James M. White
Carles B. Alexander
Hepers
Charles Lanferd
Montiata Window Giana
Coudersport
Hadland
West Virginia
Charkabure
Yery
Hartland
Got
Placa
Owl Mound
Baltimore and
Olio Baikond — Company
Weston
Hatt Qood
Virinity
Thomp
Wool Tariff Bills To Be Up Tuesday In House
Washington June 7 A compromise resolution adopted by the Democratic caucus aims to unite free wool with protective tariffs. Chairman Biriesan urged swift action as Republicans sought debate but were blocked by Democrats. The wool bill is to be introduced next Tuesday and sent to the Ways and Means committee.
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Washington, D.C
House
Biriesan
Ways and Means
Thorn manager Burky takes charge at Clarksburg Crockery Co
W horn proprietor of a Richwood store and former Koblegard salesman becomes manager of the Clarksburg Waste sale Crockery Company succeeding founder Charles P Stout who resigned to farm. Stout retains interest as the firm plans to expand capital stock and grow the business.
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Burky
W. ‘Horn
Richwood
Beating Case Forces Arrest Warrant in Wolfe Case
A warrant was sworn out in S. W. Gordons court Friday for the arrest of Mrs Fratiegs Wolfe accused of cruelly beating her adopted son Russell Lumley at her home. The boy was whipped with a sharp stick and cut on the back. He traveled toward Oklahoma but was picked up in Steam last night and returned. The local police will present the case at 9 oclock tomorrow morning.
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S. W. Gordon's
Fratiegs Wolfe
Russel Lumley
Duraten
Oklahom
Im Satem
Pllock
Chicago Grain Market Brief June Report
Chicago grain market notes show activity on wheat and corn with July contracts featured. The report lists price movements and futures actions as of June 2 with limited details due to OCR text.
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Chicago
Cate
Graft Prosecution Opens for Pittsburg Council Cues
Graft prosecutions against Pittsburg councilmen advanced as the quarterseals court grilled motions to prove the 62 remaining indictments. The cases against County Delinquent Tax Collector Max Gleslie and former council president William Brand were not included.
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Pittsburg
Max Gleslie
Common Council
William Brand
New Owners Take Over Walker House Hotel
The Walker House hotel passes to new proprietors led by M Hickman and J A Dar ent, with Cort Pickens and Kat Davis from Wallace joining. The team aims to run the hotel at modern standards, keep the building well maintained, and attract guests from surrounding counties. Jurisdiction and community figures are noted as supporting the transition.
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Walker Hoown
Ohnemed Hinds
Thuradey
Dunes M. Hickman
Jona A. Darent
Ax Proprietary
Cort D. Pickens Katt
G. Davis
Wallace
Mire Jammin
Tonig
Cult
Mr Davie
Immediste Pamseatton ii
Othy
Wil
Mies
Volun
UNO Hole
Condieten Hotels
Califor
Davie ix
Littl
Wales
Helen
Devin
Buerenh J
Sna
Langs
Gary Denounces Waghington During Steel Board Hearing
Gary denounced the Sherman antitrust law and urged government control of corporations. He testified at the Stanley trial investigation and said the steel industry would welcome such a change and could rise prices on steel products in the near future.
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Waghington
Bbert E H. Gary
United Butoy Steelorporation
Stanley Stout Trival
Gary
Steel Corporation
Ippo
Public sale of express packages announced
A public sale by the United States Express Company is set for Saturday morning at 9:80. The sale will occur in front of the court house with Lemuel W. Gordon as endioneer. Bids will be taken on undated 9x prota shipments and related items amid auction action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Express Company
Court
Dansa
Lemuel W. Gordon Tia
Governor Glasscock Plans Charleston Engagement and Funeral Visit
Governor Glasscock will speak at the Blue and Gray reunion in Philippi honoring Civil War battle memories. He will then proceed to Park to attend the funeral of A J Lyons, late superintendent of the lucano hospital, per the arrival report from Charingston.
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Philippi
Reunion
Lyons
Charingston
Glasscock
Reumles
Philipp
A J. Lyons
Lucano
Pave Alley Plan Details From Local Trade Meeting
Fragmentary OCR notes describe preparations to pave an alley with mention of traders and a board meeting. The text hints at a proposal to improve a street or lane with planned pavement despite unclear specifics.
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Gheering
Gusapran
Braxton County
High Court
Willis
City OF
Morrist Harvey College
Barboursville
Her. LS. Cigninghan
Episcopst Church
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Cunninston
Barhowrer
Morris Harvey College
Morriss Harvey
Potter
McGraw
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Cfmago
Janes J. Par
Ohio
Parkersburg
Automobilists
Marion Grand Jury
Episcopal Church
Clarksburg
Telegraph Company
Adminstratrix Qualites
Board OF
THORN
Clarksburg Wholesale Concerts Caz
Clarence Stout
Beats Boy
Chicago Grain Market
Walker House
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Nike
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