Colonial Heights and Carlisle Court Real Estate Listings
Real Estate of Value lists properties in Colonial Heights including a seven room house with bath pantry attic and porches on a 40 by 135 foot lot priced at 5000 On Wevant street a 332124 foot lot priced at 750 Carlisle Court eight room house with bath pantry and large basement on a 36 by 82 foot lot priced at 4500 with 2000 cash and balance one or two years Hartland Addition lots 16 and 17 fronting 80 feet on Hartland avenue priced at 2200 for both with one fourth cash and balance one two and three years.
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Colonial Heights
Carlisle Court
Hartland Addition
Hartland Avenue
Clay Street Seven Room House For Sale
Seven room house with bath pantry and basement. Hardwood finish with cabinet mantels. Lot measures 62 by 108 feet. Price 4750 dollars. Terms one third cash and balance in one and two years. Located on Clay Street.
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Clay Street
Highland Park Lot No 63 on Park Boulevard for 1800
Advertisement lists Lot No 63 Highland Park on Park Boulevard priced at 1800 with terms one fourth cash and balance later. Also mentions a vacant lot No 474 on Pennsylvania avenue at 325 cash.
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Highland Park Lot
Park Boulevard
Pennsylvania Avenue
Parisian Sage Promises Lustrous Hair Restoration
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a science based hair tonic that nourishes roots, reduces dandruff, stops itching, and promotes long thick fluffy hair for men women and children. It claims quick benefits within ten days and notes availability at Wells Haymaker and drug counters at low cost.
Doane Ridley Pills Aid Clarksburg Woman Says Relief
A Clarksburg reader reports severe dizzy spells swollen ankles and headaches relieved after using Doane Ridley Pills. Mrs Virginia Snider of Adamston WV says the remedy cured kidney weakness too after three boxes. Ad reads Dean’s Kidney Pills from Oster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also a note on bread prices in Ecuador from German machinery.
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Virginia Snider
Adamaton
W-Va
Aga
Tom
Zet Dean
Mra. Snider
Oster-Milburn Co
Props
Buffalo
Tornado tolls rise in Dakota Minnesota Watertown heavy loss
Four people die in storms near Minneapolis and Watertown with at least 40 injured and property damage above 1 million dollars. Winds collapse homes, flood roads, and telegraph lines break. a Minneapolis teen dies as a house falls, and Lake Harriet fatalities occur amid wrecked canoes.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Watertown
3. C
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wieedamim
Carl Backlund
Baby
Marie
Cloye
Esther Munson
Snventeen
Louis Grams
Margaret Kelly
Lake Harriet
Loretta Grams
Jordan, Minn
Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway Dividends
The directors of the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis railway, a Pennsylvania rail road subsidiary, passed the dividend on common stock and cut the preferred to 0.5 percent for the quarter. The Pennsylvania company’s western lines declared a 3 percent semiannual dividend. Shares fell sharply ahead of the action.
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Pennsylvania Road
Philadelphia
Pittsburg, Cincinna- 4
Chicago and St. Louis Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
Death in Jail After Hunger Strike Ends Ten Years Sentence
In Holly Springs Massachusetts on June 25 L. B Matthews, serving a ten year term for cruelly mistreating his young son, died in his cell at the county jail after a hunger strike begun fifteen days earlier.
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Holly Springs
Mass
L. B Matthews
Indictments Against UMWA Leaders Annulled
In Charleston on June 25 United States district court annulled charges against John P. White president and Frank J. Hays vice president of the United Mine Workers of America and seventeen other officers. The 1918 conspiracy case tied to coal operators in Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and West Virginia aimed to raise mining costs to hamper coal in West Virginia. The court said the conspiracy could not be proven under the Sherman act.
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Charleston
John P. White
Frank J. Hays
United Mine Workers of America
United States District Court
W. G. Earnhardt
White
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Fire destroys two blocks. nine firemen hurt in Manchester blaze
A June 25 fire in Manchester New Hampshire wiped out two commercial blocks causing about 400000 in damage. Nine firemen were injured but expected to recover. The blaze raged through a hardware store stock of gunpowder chemicals and oils, increasing peril for firefighters.
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Kay Anmeein
Manchester
N. H
Funeral Honor Formed by Multinational Air Guard
An escort of twenty aircraft with aviators from several nations formed an air guard of honor at the funeral of nine Austrian officers and men killed in the air catastrophe last Saturday. A large crowd, including archdukes and Austrian cabinet members, attended as the planes circled the cemetery during services.
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Garsmand Ares
Austria
MOVER 19 MISSING FROM BUTTE CITY
After a night of terror in Butte, fears grew that insurgent miners who wrecked the miners union hall with twenty five sticks of dynamite might spread their agitation. Most mines remained operating despite the blast. president Charles H. Moyer was missing after convening the meeting and urging conciliation. One person was killed earlier in rioting.
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Butte
Union Hall
Charles H. Moyer
Moyer
Lightning strikes Shanabarger home near Laurel Hill injuring trio
A bolt of lightning hit the Willan L Shanabarger house at Laurel Hill injuring Mrs Shanabarger, her daughter Gladys, and the infant held by her. The lightning entered via a telephone wire splintering a heavy joist, with Gladys taking the brunt of the shock. Earlier, 16 year old Ward Tyree, employed in a local garage, suffered heat but no injuries.
Perfect pleads guilty in unlawful hunting case in court
In criminal court Wednesday John Perfect pleaded guilty to unlawful hunting and waned [sic] $10 and costs. Arthur Whittakers faced trial on a charge of shooting Morris Hampton Telenioualy.
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John Perfect
Arthur Whittakers
Morris Hampton Telenioualy
Serious injuries to Slav man after Fairmont interurban collision
Peter Gagier, a Slav resident of the New England wining settlement, lies in a local hospital with internal injuries after being struck by an eight Fairmont interurban car while crossing the traction company's bridge over Elk Creek near Baltimore Street. He was knocked sixty feet to the creek bank and narrowly escaped death. witnesses note he appeared intoxicated.
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Peter Gagier
New England
Fairmont Interurban
Traction Company
Elk Creek
Baltimore Street
Gagler
Thought She Could Not Live
Unionville Missouri woman recounts severe female trouble with weakness loss of speech and sleep. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved and regained health. She urges other women to seek the remedy and letters from many beneficiaries are published by Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Unionville
Lydia B
Pinkham
Sam
Mantua Seavey
Kionville
Missouri
Supreme court of appeals rules in ten cases
Appellate court announces ten decisions and four hearings on June 25. Seven of the ten affirmed lower court rulings, with one case dismissed by agreement and one continued. Reversals and remands occur in two Cabell and Mercer county matters, while other judgments from Cabell and McDowell counties are affirmed. Names include Williams Harrold, McClanahan, Hobinson, Poffenbarger, Holston, Henry, Miller, and Wy sot.
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Charleston
Supreme Court of Appeats
Williams Harrold
City of Huntington
Cabell County
McClanahan
Otto-Marmet Coal & Mining Co
Putnam County
Hobinson
Virginia-Pocahontas Coal Co
McDowell County
Roberts
Grover
Poffenbarger
Short
Holston
Vaughn
Mercer County
Henry
Miller
Howell
Wysot
Mercer County Case Reverses Narrowly in Modified Affirms
Wildason versus Long of Mercer County is modified and affirmed in a ruling that reverses and reaffirms, while La Selle Iron Work versus Quarter Sayings Bank of Ohio County is reversed and a new trial is awarded.
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Wildason
Long
Mercer County
la Selle Iron Work
Quarter Sayings Bank
Ohio County
Typhoid cases spark city health reform talk in Charleston
In Charleston on June 25, fifteen typhoid fever cases have been reported to the health commissioner this month. The city milk supply except one dairy is deemed unfit by the city chemist, prompting Kanawha Medical Society members and public health advocates to press for broader sanitary measures as reports reveal ongoing concerns. Dr D L Aultz, city health cam
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Charleston
Kanawha Medical Society
City Chemist and Health Department
D. L. Aultz
City Health Cam
Charleston Siege Delays City Water Lines Amid Health Claims
The commissioner notes greater unrest in Charleston than any month in five years of his tenure. He links the siege to new water lines, pipe connections, and mains work stirring up pathogenic organisms that travel through the mains to all city sections.
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Issioner
Charleston
Tme
Water Company
Intolerable Conditions Rise in Acapulco During Crisis
Wireless report from the California at Mazatlan notes Acapulco conditions, long deplorable, growing intolerable as the federal garrison enforces daily loans up to 25 pesos on civilians with discernible wealth. Constitutionalists under Zapata tighten control of the town amid the turmoil.
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United States Steamship
California
Mazatlan
Mex
San Disco
Acapulco
Mitty
Sents Ford
Zapate
State Bankers Hold West Virginia Convention in 1921
State bankers from Martinsburg gather for the West Virginia bankers convention with about 160 attendees. President G. F P. Barnes of the National Bank of Fairmont delivers the opening address, followed by remarks from RR Dal of the City National Bank of Philippi. The group tours Antietam battlefield before dining in Town, Maryland, and plans a banquet to close the event.
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Martinsburg
West Virginia
G. F P. Barnes
National Banke of
Fairmont
A. C. Nadanbous
Walen
RR. Dal
City National Bank of
Town
Charley English Fined After Resisting Officer in Glen Elk
Charley English was arrested by Officer Davisson in Glen Elk on Tuesday for being drunk and resisting an officer. He appeared in Police court Wednesday morning and paid a fine of 4.60 after objections to his detention were overruled.
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Charley English
English
Davisson
Glen Elk
Buglieri
Empress of Ireland Wreck Inquiry Notes Salvage Efforts
Testimony from George W. Wotherspoon of New York details diver instructions and salvage work on the Empress of Ireland. Nearly 800 bodies are believed trapped in the sunken liner and over a billion dollars in salvage value is cited. Greater London’s boroughs and towns are listed in the document.
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Quebec
Maily
George W. Wotherspoon
New York
Greater London
Unusual Accident Endangers Child in Elkins
Roy Huffman four years old son of Lew Holman fell from a porch onto a flower bed sustaining a deep neck gash and severed arteries near the jugular. Physicians rapidly tied the arteries and the child began to recover. The incident occurred in Elkins and was reported in the Daily Telegraph.
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Elkins
Roy Huffman
Lew Holman
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