Receiver Appointed for Rich Mountain Railroad Lands
An Upshur County circuit court action led to the appointment of a receiver for the Ranchiple Lumbee Conk company and the Alexander Rich Mountain Railroad, tied to 15 000 acres of timber and coal lands. John B Hart, trustee for the Rich Mountain Railroad, and Philadelphia investors including C H Williams Justice Cox Jr and James Gell, oversee the property. The bond was posted, the receiver began managing the estate on January 2, with the Philadelphia buyers having previously controlled operations after paying 250 000 dollars. The case, of great magnitude and involving non residents, may proceed in United States court with the receiver continuing operations until further orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hart
Rich Mountain Rail Road Company
Ranchiple Lumbee & Conk Company
Alexander & Rich Mountain Railroad Company
Philadelphia Paries
C. 11. Willams
Justice Cox, Jr
James Gell
Philadelphia
John Byart
Rich Mountain Railroad Company
Messrs
Charles Ty
W. G. Beanett
Weston
Marry T. Wilan
Messrs Hart
Upshur City
Galtatle
Upshur County
Wwe
Circuit Court of
Upshur
Lakenate
United States Court
Phar Rceiver
Csintluine
Ube Souet
Episcopalians to Convene Church Congress Meeting
The Christ Episcopal congregation plans a 7:30 pm meeting this Friday noting important seating and business to be discussed. Attendance is urged for all members to participate in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Ckiarade
Ieee
Marriage of Mazes and Elbert in New England Event
A gala wedding in New England unites Charles Raiseck Mazes and Mrs Anta Reese Elbert before a large audience at the church on Browshield Street Boston Massachusetts. Kalwin Hughes, brother of the bride and a clergyman, led the ceremony. The bride is daughter of the late Dr J B Midwet of Manta Georgia. Relatives from the Shrithent family attended as guests and the couple plan to reside in Viarkstarg after the ceremony. A reception followed at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Charles Raiseck Mazes
Anta Reese Elbert
Bern
Contin
Mallen
Kalwin Ff
Hughes
Thane
Mallen Evening News
J.B. Midwet
Manta
Anil
Shrithent Lamily
Odist Houk
Coste Hang
Util Seturtay
Young Ramsey Brought Home From Hospital After Injury
Robert Stewart of the Croan coal mine traveled by Enirmount today and Ramsey Lone Iron Coyk’s train at that place. Ramsey’s trial was cut short by a car accident at the eit lodk in the month and he was taken to the hospital for treatment. He has recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stewart
Qroan
Enirmount
Ramsey Lone Iron Coyk
Ramsey
Ihivgpital
Dr Dixon Lectures Across Buckhannon and Salem
Dr WoL Dixon, fitness manager of the Pittsburg Christian Advocate, visited Buckhannon with Dr Join Wier president of the Buckhannon University. Dixon lectured on hymology and science music and plans to speak tonight in Salem at a Clarkeburt Diatriet Epworth Tagen convention. Wier heads to Williamsport while Dixon goes to Littleton to attend district conference and discuss “Pilcaton.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wol. Dixon
Pittsburg
Littleton
Wier
Williamsport
Base Ball Game Postponed Between Teams
The baseball game between Young Mos’ Christian Association Lase r ein and a team mix was postponed Thursday afternoon at 4 due to weather and the unreadiness of married men players. Players listed include Wfinler catcher LO Smith dvkder 11. B Sloan Sackett capture Hintey right field and other soft fielders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mos’ Christian Association
York
Tam
Cal Tam
Wfinler
Smith
Summary Court to be held for National Guard adjutant
An army summary court martial is scheduled for June 30 in Marmont. Lieutenant John Hemby of Marmont, adjutant of the first regiment of the National Guards of the state, will conduct the proceedings. Members and orders define the drill and duties to be observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hemeby
Marmont
National Guards
Ube
Tom
Whiniees
Witness Testimony Refers to Charleston Shooting Case
The text reports a witness named Fred Binks and an involved party described as colored in Dare Trauhe. It notes a hearing in Charleston where a defendant is charged with the shooting of a colored infant, with details provided by the Chief at Valloe tin and references to the Hearinge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Binks
Dare Trauhe
Charleston
Valloe Tin
Yehobels
Burs
Mharleston
Grand Stand Gambit Report From Camden Sommer
Camden Sommer, with Mo Jackie and ALT, left Sunday night for New York to pursue a Wet Workinlas Faire relation. They aim to purchase a large iron can taal for the weacistina and plan to place it on pescia lon grounds upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Sommer
Mo Jackie Ad Alt. Parr
New York
Weacistina
Speakeasy Man Arrested in Bristol District Raid
Constable A D Trowel led a search warrant raid on a Bristol area speakeasy run by Sutton and Plarferty. Men were charged with possession and sale of beverages. Magistrate Lamer S Davitt remanded until examination. trial dates set amid unclear evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomiroy
A.D. Trowel
JT Inting
Bristol
SL. Bond
Cse
Sutton
EL. Flaerty
Joel F. Randolph
Lamer S. Davitt
Plaherty
Funeral of Mr Creel One of State's Prominent Masons Dies
Funeral arrangements for George W. Creel of Sexton are set for tomorrow at 3 in Sexton with Masons and Knights Templar likely in attendance. Creel held high ranks including Grand Generalissimo and Deputy Grand Commander and was a 32nd degree Mason. He died in a railroad accident yesterday near Arylen. Manley and Creel were en route to Burlington branch when a locomotive struck their car. Creel died instantly from a neck injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceased
State
Knights Teasplar
George W. Creel
Sexton
Knights Templas
Creel
Hiltionor
Arylen
LEO
Manley
Balington
Alnad
Cheeky
Matbey
Carpenters Elect Officers In Local Union Meeting
Members of the carpenters union elected officers at a meeting in July. Key positions chosen included a secretary and treasurer, with names such as W. G. Chonvront and others listed among the new slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinion
Talline Cpl Tywell
Questtent
Fe Myan
View Quesitint
Stealey
Fiend Amesetary
W. G. Chonvront
Srenidiay
Walleck
Tavacaree
Hagule
Carlisles Yrmalaytir
Ware Watkins
A. W. Stiteer
Move On for Clarketurg Factory Site Negotiations
Anthony Tower Munk Jarvis and J Ratjinson lead the Clarketurg Industrial committee to New York last night for talks on locating the Colonial chair factory on the industrial company's grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony” Tower
Munk Jarvis
J. _ Ratjinson
Tha
Clarketurg Industrial Company
New Yorks
Local Candidates Attend First Degree Meeting
A garbled report notes a regular meeting at Dermann Bridge New GF where candidates are observed. Names such as Mount Care and Sivaley appear confusingly with references to awards and a seaplane ceremony amid unclear events and specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivwr
Abe
Dermann
Amd
Milsimie Hall
Mamilay
Mount Care
TG Sivaley
Dhre Dev
Yearly Meeting of The Young Men's Cedatind Asmeiation
The annual gathering of the Young Men's Cedatind Asmeiation will be held in the association’s hall. It will cover the past year, membership, finances, and committee reports, with remarks expected from Ridale Tit on progress and value.
Epworth League Convention Schedule Noted Incomplete Text
The eighth general convention of the Arkansas District Epworth League is planned at the M E building in about ten days. The fragment lists speakers and attendees, including W. Warner, Luuutan, Nildoms Tivg, Reg W Smith, and others, with references to delegates and organizations, but many names are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arksharg
Epworth League
M. E.vieeh
Sime
Hitevey Warner Terapomsons
Luuutan
Masin
Reg Wsmith
Ror
Relley
We I. Disa
Huytread Lease Act
Alevaagler
Flora Merriia
Layara Kester
Examinals Delinquent List in Court Proceedings
Fragmented OCR reads like a court notice listing delinquent individuals and official participants. Names unclear but mentions President, Parks Commissioner, Clerk Hodes, and a city or locality context with examinations and delinquent lists.
English buyers reclaim five breweries from U S owners
The New York Journal reports Geltffind Kroeger Peter Flanck and Adolph Upfel of Newark Harrison and Jersey City sold five breweries to an English syndicate for about 4 million dollars. Untermeyer of Guggenheimer Enlemyer & Jarhall said the price was cleanly 4 million with preferred stock and common stock details noted. The English buyers reportedly earned more than their money back during ownership and plan to retain operations under new terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fournal
Peoperel
Geltffind Kroeger
Newark
Peter Flanck
Harrison
X. J
Adolph Upfel
Thin City
Bck
Chicago
St. Louis
California
Untermyer
Mrso. Krieger
Hinick
Twin Babies Visit Shoppers As Young Barbers Arrive
Local barber Robert Williams, working at Theo Reichart’s shop on West Bike Street, visits rare stores this morning seeking prices on xi rita cups shears and clippers. The twins are with Williams and Mrs Williams, Williams absent from work, return uncertain after a family event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chubby Barbera
Mrs
Robert Williams
West Pike Street
Robert Wiliams
Theo
Reichart
Williams
Fabie
Mrr
Willian
Death of Virginia Albright in spinal meningitis
Virginia Albright four months old, daughter of Mrs Nona Albright, widow of George Albright, died from spinal meningitis. Funeral will be held Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at Mulberry Street, burial in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Abright
Nona Albright
George Albright
Mulberry
Elork
Lo, O. PL
Small Pumper Operations Reported Across Districts
A listing of minor pumping and drilling activity across Salou and Fotnay districts notes No. 7 completion in Sarah Farrier farm, No. 1 drilling on C. E. Robinson farm, and No. 2 action on Minda Stovone farm. One local firm, A. W. Mellon & Co, reports dried product and an 80 barrel week amid a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salou
South Dean
Sarah Farrier
3tHi + seut
Gordon. Y Nat
Francis
A. W. Mellon & Co
Leaves Hospital Patient Still Listed In Morrison County
Fragmented notes show Skinner discharged from Morrison County Hospital on Tuesday after a four week treatment. Sunday afternoon events mention a sale and references to residents of Shhunslues and adjoining Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
Morrison County Hospital
Tissday
Pont
Ramilorg” Humuuntiere
Young patient discharged after fever treatment
George Walle, young son of Mr and Mrs Waals, returned home from the hospital after several weeks of treatment for typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walle
Atv Mes. Waals
Marriem Vote
Young gentlemen to give complimentary dance event
Report of a planned complimentary dance at the Prof. Nott dating academy in the Ethlidlee building. Robert Koblagad and Stathers, among others, invite several rotisentleenen to entertain pleasant young ladies in the city this evening. Attendees expected for an evening of enjoyment and sociability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Koblagad
de FA. Stathers
Nott
Circus Coming to Cotkshuetse With Sun Urotine World Progressive Shows
Fragmentary OCR notes announce a circus event in Cotkshuetse on July 2 featuring the Sun Urotine World Progressive Shows. It hints at additional acts including Charlee Thurs Hide Seadoo and a prominent attraction named Hike iinelle, suggesting strong local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billa Werd
Tre Wming
Cotkshuetse
Ohuve
Charlee
Blaze Visits Siers Property Fire Destroys Ninth Street Workshop
A destructive blaze struck the Siers property on Ninth Street, engulfing a two story brick shop and a frame building nearby. Witnesses witnessed flames rising to the roof as firemen battled the inferno amid heavy rain. the roofs collapsed and contents including wagons and machinery were destroyed. Owner W. Siers faced losses around 1500 dollars with no insurance while Peilner’s losses ran about 1200 to 1500 dollars and no insurance was carried. The origin remains uncertain with early reports suggesting accidental ignition and the upper portion burning first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons of
Akin
Electiiy
Ita Mala
Tio
Phim Lee
Walla
Jofehork
Carta
Hornor Gaylord
Siers
Reorganization at Ye ML D. A. Choral Names Officers
The group reorganized last night and adopts a new name Ye ML D. A. Choral. Prof. Johns named permanent director. Officers elected include treasurer I. T Bidding and members Mie Litas Coll yaniat and Mr Atenimson. The choir will meet weekly for practice and aims to boost enrollment to 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Jobselane
D. A
Physicians Appointed for County Infirmary and Jail
The county court appointed Dr Dre W. Traller as infirmary physician at 2 a.m. for the year beginning July 1, and Dr John J. Payne as jail physician for the year at 80. The appointments set the medical staff for county facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue
Dre . W. Traller
John J. Payne
Court Visit Reveals Proceedings In Kingwood Case
Court visitors attended the session as evidence was taken. Prominent lawyers and officials listened to testimonies before the judge adjourned to a date for further argument with a likely delayed decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evidenre
Kingwood
Uhr
Feletal Court Ai
Raliriad
Weill
Baggage Men Face Coges At Bay Park Thursday
A baseball game between the Baggage Men and the Coges will be played at Bay Park on Thursday at 2 PM. Proceeds from the game will go toward saving a uniform for the colored baseball team. Admission is 15 cents at the gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buat Kad
Sandie
State Meeting of the Worst Crintian Temperane Walon
The state convention will be held in Patriot from October 25 to 27. The executive committee votes on proclamations and preparations for the coming convention.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry T. Wilson
Randolph Lumber & Coal Company
Alexander & Rich Mountain Rail
Episcopalians
Christ Church
DR. Dixon
Salem
Clarksburg
Company K Om
Dell
Pred Banks
Speakeasy
Pomeroy’s Place
Denid
Jack Fullerton
The
Salem Kida
MR Creel
Grafton
Ney
Carpenters
Yearly Meeting
Epworth
Methodist Episcopal Church At
Ewsiun
Virginia Albright
Farrier
Noten
Salvation Army
White
Shhunslues
W. S. Siers
Wan W. & Iors
Moye
H. Feltmer
D. Gilbert Johns
YM Ch
W.C
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