Winds sweep Ohio as police officer resigns after saloon disclosures
Springfield suffers severe storm damage with Mill Row breaking loose causing thousand dollar losses to homes and businesses. Police officer Frazier resigns after admitting intoxicated presence at a saloon amid testimony from the Kidd trial. church members demand removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Kidd
Adamston
Kidd
Grimm
William Cutright
John E. Frazier
Kearn
Frazier
Frasier
Church of Latter Day Saints
Joseph Biggs
Springfield
Mill Row
Tarwe
Benson Concert Company to Perform for Church Fund
The Benson Concert Company of Buckhannon will appear at the local Christian church on June 18 at 8 o clock to raise funds for the new church. Prof Frederick Benson is praised as director of the Conservatory of Music and a noted vocalist and instructor. Mrs Benson has appeared in many concerts and recitals with favorable reception.
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Benson
Buckhannon
Christian Church
New Church Fund
John Wier
The
Wesleyan College
Frederick Benson
Conservatory of Music
Lewis Elected Cashier of Bank
Severe storm across Ironton area caused damage including blown windows and uprooted roots in South Point and nearby Kentucky towns. Widespread power outages and downed wires halted traffic. a river pier was damaged and a barge cost about $5,000.
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Steen
South Point
Keabuts
Etréete Ens Traße
Gause
William Hay Lewis elected cashier at Merchants National Bank
In Chicago, William Hay Lewis was chosen by the bank board to succeed Samuel R. Harrison as cashier. Harrison resigned February 26 to join Judge Nathan Goff’s U S Court, with Harrison currently filling that role. Lewis, previously assistant cashier since 1899, brings strong banking knowledge and integrity. Derid R. Carper promoted from bookkeeper to teller after four years with the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hay Lewis
Merchants National Bank
Samuel R. Harrison
Nathan Goff
United States Bronk Court
West Virginia
Harrison
Lewis
Derid R. Carper
Teller
Arny Recruits 10 Isit Cuba
Sergeant Sibert announces a War Department order authorizing Cuban service enlistment with double time and 20 percent extra pay. Interested men may apply at room 27 Irwin building for transportation and instructions. recruiting office operates daily from 8 am to 4 pm.
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Bibert
War Department
Cuba
Foreign Service
Irwin Building
Sibert
Omice
Hornor to Build Palatial Residence on East Main
C A Hornor of the Hornor Gaylord Co plans a grand new home on East Main Street. The mansion will feature a stone basement a brick first and second story and a Mansard third story with twenty rooms a porch and balcony. Gladden and Alexander are the architects and contractors chosen for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hornor
Hornor-Gaylord Co
East Main Street
Gladden & Alexander
Hornor
Masons Plan New Temple on Wesfier Street
The Masonic lodge in Wesfier plans a handsome temple on Wesfier Street near Fourth Street. The committee authorized to buy the lot for 10 000 dollars and to form a building association aims to raise 40 000 to 59 000 dollars for a multi story structure with Blue Lodge offices and space for Rosa Arch Chapter and Knights Templar.
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Masonic Lodge
Bescierketuys Nias
Third Street
Frit
Rosa Arch
Knights ‘Templar
Blue Lodge
Due Lodge
West Virginia
President Roosevelt Arrives in Washington After Exposition Trip
The president and Mrs Roosevelt arrived in Washington at 7 28 this morning aboard the Mayflower. The journey from the exposition passed without incident. Constable J Worthy Shrader escorted FOE McQuaide of Good Hope, deemed insane by Magistrate Gordon, to the Weston State Insane asylum.
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Washington, D. G
Roosevelt
J. Worthy Shrader
McQuaide
Good Hope
Gordon Monday
Weston
Bankers Convene in Clarksburg With Public Welcome
State bankers begin arrival for annual congestion with West Virginia Bankers Association. The opening session at the Waldo hotel includes remarks by President C. T. Hiteshew and welcomes from the Rev William M. Budeson and Mayor B. C. Crile. Sessions feature talks by R. L. Archery Gashfer, B. A. Sayre, and W. P. Hubbard on banking legislation taxation and systematized banking.
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Associan
W. G. Wile
Bikini
Mille
Waldo Hotel
C. T. Hiteahew
Willam Mj Budeon
R. L. Archery Gash
West Virginia National Bank
Huntington
B. A. Sayre
the Pleasants
St. Marys
W. P. Hubbard
Charles J. Treat
United States
Clarksburg
B. Wood
C. W. Furbee
N. B. Moarty
Smiley
J. T. Drudy
P. M. Robinson
W. H. Lewis
C. Lamberd
Geo. L. Duncan
Hugh Jarvis
W. L. Highland
H. White
E. B. Defson
F. B. Wood
No Action Yet on Salem License Sale
A fragmentary report notes no action yet on a Salem license matter. The court examined roads and property assessments tied to G. W. and Te Kel lands, with residents including Alive V. Miles and Larof H. Martin referenced in the text.
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Salem-Ligense
Presideire
Bamel
Allon
Carl Dune
Iules Chin
Wienste Ware Ivania
Agi Posed
G. W
Te Kel
V. Miles
Larof H. Martin
Ipati
Gramelli
Murdered Woman's Paramour Ill Sel
Detroit June 11 Associated Press reports a man who killed Mrs. David Walters ten days ago in Maton Indiana then took his own life at a boarding house in Detroit. He confessed jealousy over his wife's affair with Clifford Kirkpatrick whom Walters had followed here to confront.
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William & Kohler
Wolf Sum- Yaa
Nash- 4
Tenn
Traalo
Ma “Kohler
Nashville
Mannington
Shem
Wiltte
Kohler
Cain
Clarksburg
Chapman
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
David Walters
Clifford Kirkpatrick
Maton
Ind
Senator Tillman to Speak at Grand Opera House
Senator Ben R. Tillman of South Carolina will address the public at the Grand Opera House on the night of June 9. The subject will be chosen by the people.
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Ben R. Tillman
South Carolina
Grand Opera House
Board eyes restoring senior year at four normals
In a Shepherdstown meeting the board considered rescinding a recent order that cut senior year from four normal schools. The plan now aims to keep and strengthen senior year at West Liberty, Shepherdstown, Glenville, and Athens normals while Fairmont and Huntington gain growth opportunities. The board, after the session, planned travel to Fairmont for a related meeting.
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By-Carr
Barger
Stuapt
Bowmanip Suother
Shephardatowm
Glenville
Eliott
Northcott
Huntifietoo
Fairmont
West Liberty
Shepherdstown
Athend
Hantington Ee
Sithess
Indiana Governor Vetoes Two-Cent Railroad Fare Bill
Governor Hughes on January 11 vetoed the two cent bill intended to set a fat payment rate for every railroad mile in Indiana. The measure would have affected the state’s vast network spanning over eighty miles.
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Associated Presa
Aupart
Hughes
Beyor Honored at University of Chicago Convocation
Chicago June 11 A Ling associated press reports James Hryce delivered the convocation oration at the University of Chicago exercises. An honorary Doctor of Laws was conferred in the ceremony.
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Ling
Chicago
Sador James Hryce
University of Chicago
Colored Elks Lodge Formed in City
Mountain State Lodge No. 117 of the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks formed by local colored leaders at D. K. Reed on Pike Street. Rev. R. A. Baker presided. officers include Exalted Ruler Thomas Jones and Secretary J. Gray. The lodge plans regular meetings on the first and third Mondays at Reed Hall.
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Mountain State Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
D. K. Reed
Pike Street
R. A. Baker
George Rocker
Frank Dennison
William Rocker
Frank Cuminia
Jorge
Omoera
Thomas Jones
Leating Kolkhill
R. Howard
Thomas
J. Hayden
J. Gray
Treasaver
J. Higginhotam
Tyler—Daile Dean
J. W. Strange
Dr. W
C. Ogden
C. Buck
C. Willingie
Webster B. Wilkinson
T. Scott
Th Jones
Reed Hal
Billiard Parlor Opening at West Pike Street
The new billiard parlor opening at the Lamy Property on West Pike Street reports very gratifying patronage. The Hrusstek Williard garage operated by Staite Hick and Kelley is referenced in relation to the venture.
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Hrusstek Williard
Hick‘ and Kelley
Umy Palace
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Will Sue ‘Hos
Chrristian Church
BANK
Clent
Ironton
Ghicago
Merchants National Bank St
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ISIT
Association 15 SE Roumen
West Vii Bankers' Association
Tia Walgo
Twnn
East
Toduetrial
Tex
Clarke- Sure
Ceeter
Emd-Ts
Tillman
Corepir Pour Schoota
Bena
BEYOR
Colored Elks Lodge
Reed Hall
Wheeling
Chaplain
V. Kirk
Nigely
Meares
Kelley
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