Swift Defends Packing Houses Against Slur Campaign
A long defense by Swift & Co outlines strict pre and post slaughter inspections, veterinary oversight, and sanitary methods in Chicago packing plants. It argues the industry ships meat only after rigorous checks and cites historical government and foreign inspections to back its claim of product wholesomeness and global trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pblic
Questfron Ie
Nwill‘Reynolds
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Nell Reynolds
Alwayes
Mossie
TJ. Burrill
University of Ilinois
H. S. Grindley
Hy University of Minoit
Neill
Chicago
United States
Tard Wolseley
Army of Great Britain
China
Flag Day and West Virginia Day Proclaimed for June 20 1906
The 1906 proclamation urges national unity and patriotism by displaying the national flag on all buildings and inviting citizens to observe Flag Day and West Virginia Day on June 20. Mayors, schools, teachers and civic groups are asked to organize public and private observances, teach the flag’s meaning, involve youth, and publicize the event across communities. The document is signed by A. Dawson as governor with D. W. Swisher as secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Virginia
Stee
Aitics
Pallore
Fez
Charleston
A.D
AM. C. Dawson
D. W. Swisher
Untitled Fragment on Company Naming and Fairness
Fragmentary passage questions correctness and fairness of conclusions about subjecting business to sweeping nominations. Mentions a recent five year period and references a swift company amid garbled text and unclear meanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Gore
Lady Maccabees Organize in Glen Elk Hall Frat Ceremony
The Lady Maccabees organization was perfected in Glen Elk at K P Hall with 37 charter members. Officers include Arline Kellerman as Commander and Lizzie Seaton as Lieutenant Commander. Deputy Great Commander Mrs G D Robinson to attend next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hall
Capity Great
Ai Ariz
Rotansen
Cca
H Bright Reber
Hay Tiern
Tor
Ajrniean Kellerman
Margaret Stansfield
Lizzie Seaton
Lora V.robinsor
Nellie Bluem
Aleathea Bell
Phyelcian Tolm B. Payne
Anna A Grapes
Ietcess-At- Armas
Juniy
Beach
Sentinel
Myrtle Pritchard
Ickett
Nettie J. Brooks
iRetta sSchiutie
Neltie Gashen
Mary Youngaworth
Oakey Young
Dana Outright
Liste Teets
Alice] Bee
Lennie Crimm
Order
K. of P. Hall
Glen Elk
G. D. Robinson
Robinson
Port Huron
Mich
Ida B. Riddle
Mary Belle Hise
Wallace, W.va
Great Mietrossent-Arme
MMACCABEES ELECT THEIR OFFICERS
Clarksburg Tent No. 19 elected officers for the balance of the year including Commander FA Teo Lieutenant Commander J Hi Henderson chaplain C L Wright sergeant John B Stealey record and finance keeper J A McDonald master of arms William Coffman physician Dr B Payne first master of the guard D Loney second master of the guard HH Elliott sentinel Guy H Burnside and W J Davison They initiated four new members and have a class of eleven for next Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
HH. Elliott
Sentinel
Guy H. Burnside
Bickett
W. J. Daviason
Fire Destroys Huntington Brewery Early Morning
A blaze struck Huntington Brewery in Huntington West Virginia early morning, destroying the building. Fire crews fought the flames, but the cause remains unknown as investigators begin assessing the scene.
Shower for Mission School to Aid Destruction Recovery
A community drive at Taweans Halnigh county, West Virginia aims to raise funds and gather kitchen equipment, dormitory supplies, and a library need for a new mission school. The Kath Erie Boog Club scheduled a Friday meeting to plan a public fundraiser inviting all to contribute items, with a music and refreshments evening to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bom
Taweans Halnigh
W. Va
Moho State
Katherie Boog Club
Anthony Bowen
Carlide
Merchant Objects 10 Talk in Traders Alley
A Third street business near Traders alley reports repeated gang gatherings Saturday. Patrons and clerks are harassed by profane loud talk heard through open windows in warm weather. An officer stationed nearby disperses one crowd as another forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmat
Ani Flagsoan Ag
Mrs Carduff Carduffes Away Widow Dies At Home
Mrs Elim Carduff widow of John T Carduff died at 9 o clock Saturday at her home after weeks of heart trouble. Her mother Mrs Ellen McAndrew died earlier. Survived by two brothers P J and A M Andrew and others including Mrs Mary Mr Andrew and Mrs Michael Couslip and a son. Funeral not held before Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elim Carduff
John T. Carduff
Florence
Ellen McAndrew
Erief
CarduiPs
Naiken
M. J. Mee Andrew
P. J
A.M
Andrew
Geisters
Mise Mary
Michael Cousllip
Thie Sone
Pythians Memorial Services Tomorrow at Cemetery
The annual memorial service of the nights of Bytiine will be held at the Odd Pelfawe 2oemetery Sunday. Thine 10, at o'clock p.m. All members of the fodge nd visiting nights are requested to meet at castle all at 2 p.m. and march to the cemetery in a body. Short ad, Hresecs will be delivered at the hall and cemetery. Bring flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle All
Printers to Meet Over Union Action on Hoss Death
The printers union calls a meeting tonight at the Telegram office to discuss the death of W. J. Hoss and to plan attendance at a funeral. All printers are urged to be present at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 3. Hoss
Appointment of ex Governor White at Baltimore event
Baltimore June 4 Goveror Bawin appoints ex-Governor Willian Mickaiy White to avcond fiw late United States Senator Arthur P. Gorman. The note records the unusual nomination by the governor at this city event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Goveror Bawin’ Wurffela
Willian Mickaiy White
United States
Arthur P. Gorman
Big Eagles Event Highlights Local Banquet
A large gathering marked by formal ceremonies and notable attendees. The event featured initiation activities led by officials including Judge Joe Cohen and other local dignitaries. Attendees described the program as a Wig ome and a memorable community moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Clarkeburg
Joe Cohen
Witners
Dmher
Manhunt Aims To Track Suspect After Cafe Attack
Reported Saturday morning a colored waiter C. B. Jones at the Minhatten cafe was touched by an unknown assailant. The rear emporium bore marks and a reward of 300 dollars is posted for capture of the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Jones
Minhatten Cafe
Pega
Tse Thier
Young People's Society Hosts Large Evening Dance
A Young People’s Society dance drew a large crowd with music from the club’s orchestra. Attendees filled the hall as couples waltzed and mingled, enjoying the lively social event on the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society
Missing Child Found Near Sycamore and Jarboek
A four year old boy wandered from home at around 8 o clock wearing a small tie when he disappeared. Police, led by Chief Sent and Officer Homey Lewis, located him near Sycamore and Jarboek and returned him to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
Sitty Bey
Homey Lewis
Jarboek
Water Works Bonds Urged Amid City Water Crisis
A joint Water Works and Board of Trade meeting discussed city finances and a looming water shortage. They recommended a bond election to refinance old debt and raise 100000 for new water works, citing 4 percent interest and critical supply issues in central and east districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Water Works Committee
Anima Hie
Boards of Trade Summities Works
Water Oenmittee
TN. Hess
J. Me
Andrew
J. Wood
M. Hart
W. B. Oxborn
J.horrie
Davie
Water Works
Board of Trade Comn
Mine Victim Dies at Hospital in Fairmont Mine Incident
Trap Halim, twenty seven year old of Felleceville, died after a crushing accident at the Glen Falls site of the Fairmont Company. The accident occurred Friday evening while operating a machine in the mining facility. He is survived by four brothers, with services to be held Sunday near his home. He was employed by Fairmont’s Company at Watson. Interment plans are announced locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trap
Halim
Wen
Glen Falls
Huffman
Tame
H.chiffman
Felleceville
Prostan Matty
Nash
Fairmont
Watson
Che
Bela Stott
Feta
Sean
Tony
Cyrus
Ivis
Nisarelar
M Furot
Hon Pene
City
Aryl
Disorderly conduct arrest before Squire for Sylvelet Ashcraft
Friday afternoon a man appeared before Squire David seeking a warrant for the arrest of Sylvelet Ashcraft on a disorderly conduct charge. Constable Leo Coffran arrested him amid conflicting testimony and questioned witnesses about alleged acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bove
David
Sylvelet Ashcraft
Constible
Leo
Coffran
Howe
Printer’s Dead Pioneer: Bela Stott
In a fragmented obituary, Bela Stott, described as a printer and pioneer figure, is mourned. The notice references his ties to City and mentions family connections, including a wife and local associates, with unclear details about his death and undertakings.
Mas Bailey Dies in Local Hospital
Fragmentary obituary notes Mas Bailey passing away at a local hospital. The readable words reference a hospital scene and mention Moe Bons Ballery, a funeral or wake, and a family context with limited legible details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas. Bailey
Wonton
Vane
Jarvis Lot Sale 15 A Fast One
Fragmented OCR note describes a Jarvis lot sale with confused street references and a stated closing date soon after a Monday. The readable bits mention sale timing, a location near streets and a property listing, implying a planned public auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Lot Sale
Dances Twice a Week at Avery Milteny Hall
A fragmentary notice notes dances planned twice weekly at Avery Milteny Hall. Readable parts mention Friday night activities and a local schedule for attendees, with names partially legible amid garbled OCR.
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SWIFT
Burrill
Guindley
Sdcule Ohms Mentary
Messrs
Neill and
Bertolde
Swift Compaky
Lady Macbabees
Mmaccabees
Huntington — Brewery
BURNS
Huntington
W. Vatas
The
Weat
Poe
Earl Morning
Mission School
Pythians
Pingeney Whyte
Jones
Rome
Pioneer
Ronsitike
Fnprinnie
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