Fire damages Frost Liquor Store and neighboring shop
A gasoline fire exploded from an open three gallon pan used to clean clothing at the Clarksburg Pressing Company on Third street near West Pike. The blaze at 3 o clock morning ruined the shop and one story frame building, damaging M. Fredy and Company’s liquor store and a frame building. Loss estimated at $1,600 with some occupant damage noted. Continued on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg Pressing Company
Third Street
West Pike Street
M. Fredy and Company
Nquor
Torain Seaman
TWO FELONIES IN JUNE GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS
The June grand jury returned two felonies and two misdemeanors. Indictments include Joseph Diaz for stabbing Manuel Muitz on March 25 and Joseph Young for the murder of Samuel Lewis near Broad Oaks in April. Herbart Jenkins faces a misdemeanor for selling liquor without a license, and Trauore Weed Jr. Smith, visiting Weston, charged with selling without a state license on the way to the Democratic state convention in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Joseph Diaz
Manuel Muitz Atarch
Joseph Young
Samuel Lewis
Solored
Broad Oaks
Window m
Herbart Jenkins
Many Are Trying for Certificates in Central School Exam
County officials supervise a second Siliform examination for teachers at the Central school building. Applicants listed include renewals from multiple districts and a large slate of candidates for primary, graded, and elementary certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Morrison
Guy Musser
Carl Lawson
M.D. Toter
Aue Gti
Daniel
Bhinnatoh
Stella Paugh
Mt.Glare
Ilst
Dehodl
Ord
Labanomy
Iva Green
Anna L
Bond
Meg Clare
John J. Hammond
Yulsonburg
Mattie
Lerael
Blorenge Johnson
Wilsonburg
Re‘beccn J. King
Lewies
A. Gleng Marti
Shinngton
Donald C. Morrs
Mannington
Irene O. Morris
City
Russell H. Perine
Bristol
Ning A. Snider
Elemntary
William C. Amos
Wyatt
Notley Ry Ash
Lost Runs
Hnstead
Creed Jenkins
Flemington
Nell Long
Enterprise
David ©. Martin
Wallace
Erma McCarty
Lumberport
Bill M. McDaniel
Shinnston
Arol Mclntire
Oy Mclntire
Eva Ruth Musser
Jane Lew
Pelle H. Nine
Mt. Lake Park
A. Nutter
Lowt
Creek
Sarah A. Rover
Plousie Robinson
Brown
Grace Robinson
Mt. Clare
Salle Robinson
Teasle Smith
Lost Creek
Eva Snyder
Salem
Xenna B. Stephens
B. M Stut
Pearl Swisher
Dane Lew
George W. Swiger
Lace G. Thrash
Johnstown
Dora Tracy
Ray C. Vanscoy
Mrs James Ward Dies After Operation at Local Hospital
Mrs James Ward aged 47 died after an operation in a local hospital. Survived by her husband two daughters Irene and Mrs Andy Monahant and a son in the army stationed in the Philippines. Funeral Saturday at 10 in the Gamaculure Conception Church with a high requiem mass. burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ward
Eara
Pike Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
West Virginia University June Commencement announced
Progran Morgantown lists events starting Sunday June 16 with the baccalaureate sermon by President Hedges and ending Wednesday June 19 with the commencement address by Bishop Luther Barton Wilson. The schedule includes cadet ceremonies, music concerts, Phi Beta Kappa events, cadet colors competition, Fine Arts exhibition, alumni supper, cadet band promenade and the final exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Hedges
Luther Barton Wilson
Leriny
School of Music
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Une
Bop
Fine Arta Department
Harrison County Republican Primary Vote Details
Vague OCR text lists Harrison County election notes and names including Parrish Samples Sutton Robinson Rolland Schutte. It references a Republican primary dated June 4 with fragmented figures and identifiers. The readable items show candidate or official names but lack coherent results or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW. Dilton
Aokeaa
Aaliaeh Ag
R E. Parrish
M. A. Samples
A. Sutton
H. J. Robinson
Alj Rolland
C. A. Schutte
Gomez seeks Krag rifles and cartridges for Cuba
Washington June 10 1900 President Grimiee of Chiba forms a volunteer guard to protect foreign property and asks for Te sent orders for Krag rifles totaling 5 000 to 10 000 and 909 000 cartridges. Gomes urges swift delivery and shipment to Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grimiee
Chiba
United States
Shem
Gomes
Gomez
Cuba
Auto crash on National pike leaves man dying
In Wheeling on June 6 Sumner Newton broke his back and Willam Stew art fractured a leg while Clarence Beott and Louis Haya were cut and bruised when a car turned turtle on the National pike. Newton was crushed by the steering wheel and is reported dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Sumner Newton
Willam Stewart
Clarence Beott
Louis Haya
Newton
Narrow Clark District race tests tight Republican primary
In Clark District Justice of the Peace contest T G Nicewarner leads George C McKinley on unofficial returns though counts may shift with official tallies. Other nominees Wittam Post W Camp Kerr Pdgell Ford Kelley Kidd U4 and McKinley may appear in final results after verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Nicewarner
George C. McKinley
Clark District
Justice of the Peace
Republian
Nicewarner
McKinley
1. M. Kelley
Kidd
Chase Dead at Home in Meas City
Stephan A. Chase treasurer of the Christian Science church of America died at his home in River Meas on June 6. The obituary notes his church leadership and longtime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fam River
Meas
Stephan A. Chase
Christian Science Church of
Amer-ica
Wilson Leads Delegates at Democratic Convention Fight
At the Duluth convention Ming Juneste and allies pledge to rally Bryan and Clark forces and Wilson supporters to Baltimore. Wilson claims a majority of delegates, having won all but three districts. Clark followers fail to nominate a temporary chairman as the event unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Ming
Bryan
Clark
Wilson
Baltimore
New .Jersey
Rnor
Lark
Court actions mixed with divers legal notices in 19th century style
A jumble of court references and legal proceedings including references to Judge Charles v Fanghy special term, injunction dissolved, sales and land filings at Point Comfort Ol and Ges Company, and various docket entries. Names such as John O Hara and the Shinnston Opera House appear among the scattered items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles v
Maminbal
Israel Batley
Point Comfort Ol
Ges Company
Monongatola
Wailer
John O'Hara
Shinnston Opera House
Carl Hughes
Weeton
T. H
Moore
Woman Held After Drunkenness and Disorderly Conduct
A woman arrested Wednesday, identified as Jane Doe, remained in custody as the mayor continued the case in the police court. She carried a small sum and an umbrella at the time of arrest and awaits trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Doe
Wee
Police-Cdurt
Frank R. Moore
Kn. Unbrella
Jaly
Duly
Im Ali
Fire damages theater during performance in Cobalt Ont
A theater in Cobalt Ont sustained over 150000 in damage after a fire broke out during a performance. The blaze began early today and caused rapid destruction, with flames spreading and the building partially collapsing. No further details on casualties or exact cause are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chades Depot
Ont
Ding
Cobalt
Qt Way
Death of Adamston Bernéles Morse at 16 in Adamston
Adamston mourns 16 year old Bernéles Morse who died at his parents home Louis and Mrs Morse after lingering illness linked to war trouble. Survived by parents four brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements to be announced at a local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernéles Morse
Louis A. Morse
Adamson
Thoreday
Olejock
Devodsad
Annual meeting of local board of trade to elect five directors
The local board of trade announces its annual meeting for members tonight at 8 in the Waldo hotel assembly room. Five new directors will be elected to three year terms. Reports from committees and Secretary AV King will be presented. All members are urged to attend this important gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Assambly
Waldo
Hich
AV. D. King
Otis
Nual
Gordon and Gordon Lead Coal District JP Race in GOP Primary
Gordon and W B Starcher led the Coal district Republican primary for Justice of the Peace with 845 and 419 votes. John Ty Iyna won third place with 361 votes and Marcus MaQuing finished last with 197 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Gordon
W.B. Starcher
Justice [Gordon
Mr. Starcher
John’ Ty @iyna
Marculus MaQung
Chiosgo Grain Marea Chronicle Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show a disruption with garbled numbers and disrupted dates. Readable bits reference a grain market and a local scene in CHIOSGO with possible June timing and numeric codes, but specifics are obscured. No clear events, people, or organizations emerge to identify a definitive news item.
Prominente Wal En Oad Ing H Delegate Tects Atato
Fragmentary text cites a state convention and a federation meeting with mentions of judges counties and individuals Wheeler Deane Lewes Ear Jon a Amerigan prenatal event and a monetary sum sent or deed made within unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atato
Wien
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Clarksburg
Frost Liquor Store
Eit
Progran
West Virginia
D. Dale King
Williamstown
Yerkey
Loa Creek
Harrison County
Jine
KRAG
Chase
Minnesota
Oppost
20Th Century Limited
Louie Scott
The
Oipcutts of
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Board, OF Trade
Waldo Hotel
Gordon
Chiosgo Grain Marae
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