Cornerstone Ceremonies At West Virginia Church
Cornerstone rites for a new church were observed with Masonic and church figures in attendance at a West Virginia location. The Rev. Wallace of Allegheny Pa gave a fitting address as plans for the building, costing about twenty thousand dollars, were outlined and the project expected to exceed thirty thousand dollars in total investment for a prominent city church.
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Masonle
Munpiring
Junfon
Frank W
New Martinsville
Depu
Strickler
Lodge of Masons of West
Maxouic
Clark
Wallace
Allegheny
Pt Taig
Seth
Willi M. Lone
Mutiny Convicts Hanged Simultaneously in Missouri Jail
BASON CITY Missouri June 27 Edward Raymond George Ryan and three other convicts involved in the murder of a prison guard in November 1905 were executed in the jail today. Sheriff Scott supervised the trap and announced all five were pronounced dead.
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Bason City
Ughan
Edward Raymond Grge Ryan
Benday School Picnic Draws Busy Day in Park
Rapiday School pupils organized the annual picnic spending the day at the park. Mary classes led activities with diversions and games. The event, held early, fulfilled expectations with a cheerful atmosphere and plenty of fun.
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Rapiday School
Mail service on traction cars Fairmont trial
Inspector Heckman of the Second Assistant Postmaster General's office visited Fairmont to review a traction car mail route proposed by Praction Company with General Manager Parinton and Postmaster Fleming. The plan aims to establish street mail delivery linking Watson station Monongah station and Clarkshire areas, including nearby towns, and was favorably received. The department will continue pursuing the project with Fleming, aiming for a swift establishment.
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Fairmont
Heckman
Fairmont and
Clarkshire
Parinton
Flem
Mall Aetyloe
Watson Station
Monongah Station
Allport
Hin Clly
Clarkeburg
Lottarelty
Fleming
Aia
Revenue violators brought in from East to Wheeling Jail
Two federal prisoners were brought in by Deputy U S Marshal D Rupp from the East. John Henry, colored, was committed by Commissioner James T Dalley at Kingwood to the Wheeling Jail to await federal court on selling government stamps. Marian Jones, colored, of Gratton, was arrested on the same charge and brought before Commissioner Spates. Ike Henry, the latter, must answer in Wheeling federal court.
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United States
D. Rupp
John Henry
James T. Dalley
Kingwood
Wheeling
Marian Jones
Gratton
Spates
Ike Henry
Wallis Baby Christened at St Peter’s Episcopal Church
Wallis, son of Mr and Mrs Forman B Wallis, was christened at St Peter’s Episcopal Church in Gallipolis. Rev Ayers presided. Godmothers were Stella Dages and Louise Jones, with Clarksburg visits noted. Godfathers were William Geppert Sr of New York and William L Geppert of Clarksburg.
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Gallipolis
St. Peter's
Episcopal
Forman Geppert
Wallis
Forman B. Wallis
Ayers
Mins
Stella Dages
Hut
Clarksburg
Louise Jones
William Geppert, Sr
New Yor
William L. Geppert
Operation Successful In Christine Young’s Appendicitis Surgery
Christine Young daughter of Mr and Mrs AL J Young of Lost Creek underwent appendicitis surgery yesterday afternoon at St Marys hospital. She recovered from the shock nicely and is getting along well. Julia Beckwith wife of Lish Beckwith was buried this afternoon with interment at Elkglow cemetery. Laura Pearwhite daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant White was buried at Peck's Row Upshur county this afternoon.
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Christine Young
AL. J. Young
Lost Creek
St. Mary's Hospital
Julia. Beckwith
Lish Beckwith
Terment
Wis
Elkglow Cemetery
Laura Pearwhite
Mew
Grant White
Peck’s Row
Upshur County
Lecture on The Martyr of Florence at church tonight
Rev McPanet presents a lecture by Rev McDanel on The Martyr of Florence detailing Savonarola. Expected large audience with a silver offering at the door to aid parsonage improvements. All invited to attend.
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R. B
McDanel
Florence
Minister Ordained in Mannington Baptist Church
The Rev. J. A. McRae of Mannington Baptist church was ordained Tuesday afternoon and night with prayers by Rev W H Bly, charge by Rev M A Summers, and presentation by Rev C L Trawin. The Gloucester church plans a special meeting tonight to prepare for the new church party day and address four other ruslares.
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Robert B. McDanel
Mannington
J. A. McRae
George B. Dever
Succession at Parsons-Scudere Firm Foreseen
Suockers Haggerty will succeed James Faggerty as outfield chief at Parsons-Scudere. Faggerty departs for Colorado in a brief farewell move as the company reshapes its leadership.
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OM. Barks
James Faggerty
Parsons-Scudere Fore
Colorado
John King Dies in Salt Street Incident Near Lois, Missouri
In Lois, Missouri this morning, John King, a convicted man known as a peero, died in a related incident in Salt Street. The report notes the event followed a prior serious incident tied to the same case. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
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St, Lois, Mo
John King
Riecewotheart
Pittsburg coal tract sells for 19200 per acre in Sheridan
Sheridan Grin of this city closes deal securing a 65 acre Pittsburg coal tract near Lumberport along the Short Line railroad. The price is the highest yet paid for coal in the region, 19200 per acre. Griffin has not decided on operation or holding. The property adjoins other coal holdings including Camden and extends behind the railroad. The land is prominently situated with the outcrop about sixty feet above water level, making operations challenging.
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Sheridan R. Grin
Pittsburg
Lumberport
Ehiaroutty
Griffin
Afr. Grima
United States
Camden
Tt Prth
Piltsburg
Griffa
Alwess
Water Interferes Delays Freshmen and Varsity Races
Water conditions forced postponement of the freshmen eights and varsity fours at New London rowing events after the morning program, delaying the varsity races until this afternoon.
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Associated Press
New London
Conn
McAndrew Funeral Service for Michael I Meandrew Held
The funeral for Michael I. Meandrew was held at the Catholic church at 10 this morning with Rev. Jane A. Reynolds presiding. Interment followed at Holy Cross Cemetery. Many gathered from the Elta Ledge, Hiberniane, Ancient Order of United Workmen and Knights of Columbus fraternal groups.
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Michael I. Meandrew
Ellurch
Jane A. Reynolds
Holy Cross Cemetery
Elta Ledge
Hiberniane
Ancient Order of United Workmen and Keights of
Columbos
Woodmen Vote On Big Initiation At Meeting
The Woodmen of the World approved twenty nine applicants at their last night meeting. Names listed include G A Davisson H G Pickens David Taylor B Tate B W Johnson R J Mewi Mame Charles Mester Claude Gaugt Mvin J Wolfe Jasob Tetrick A E Tate Bent Lemiey Presley Bovies Alford Walters J W Madison John Wickenhoter San Yost H Pulte Emory Ferrell C A Murphy John W Walters D B Weekley James Dale James B Bray Richard M Frezier Odie Lowther Luther Lows ther Josep A Kester and GC 8 Warne.
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G. A. Davisson
H. G. Pickens
David Taylor
Clearge
B. Tate
B. W. Johnson
R. J. Mewi- Mame
Charles Mester
Claude Gaugt
Mvin J. Wolfe
Jasob Tetrick
A. E. Tate
Bent Lemiey
Presley Bovies
Alford Walters
J. W. Madison
John Wickenhoter
San Yost
H. Pulte
Emory Ferrell
C. A. Murphy
John W. Walters
D.B. Weekley
James Dale
James B. Bray
Richard M. Frezier
Odie Lowther
Luther Lowsther
Josep A. Kester
Warne
Committed to Asylum at Weston on Charge of Insanity
Bruce Love aged about five years was committed that night to the asylum at Weston on the charge of insanity. Constable Art Waldo, merchants policeman Richard Brooke jailed him at the Tate. Papers were sent to Weston this morning. He will remain in confinement until asylum authorities decide. His home is worn not Lew.
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Bruce Love
Weston
Constante
Mail Carriers String Across Butte Mont Declares Wages
A garbled report from Butte Montana notes mail carriers strike actions as workers declare wage disputes with government policy. The fragment mentions a collective action and ongoing tensions affecting postal service.
Public Water Well Urged At Central City Convention
The convention calls for a public water well in the central city area due to urgent need, arguing private wells lack supply. Sermons, Bible study sessions, and a closing address by Rev. I. S. Bowman of Harrisburg highlighted spiritual themes as participants discussed youth work, culture, and revival, with officers and committees named for the forthcoming year.
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Joan Thie
Welin
Hay
Eh Secon Nauval
Young Pablo
Orang
Southorea Phutuh
Alauness
Robe Taylor
Allened
Tober
Bowsaan
Hore Melurg
Swus
Misa Grace
Boone Son
Ir. Bowman
Bible Indy
Mattars
Rey
Howman
Bowmain
Ochore
Mona
Rense
Fhintington
Stine Braid Warner
Grace Moung
Barkersburg
Treasrix
I. T. ‘Ponter
Adamston
Jonior
Roéuo
Graton
Troy
F_ Pritchard
Weaver Purchases McGraws Interest in Rosemont Coal Firm
Col Job T McGraw sold his estate in Rosemont Coal Company to James H Weaver a major stockholder for about 125000. The firm holds nearly 600 acres of coal lands and 60 acres of surface in Taylor county valued at roughly half a million dollars. A prior dispute over management led to a receivership granted by the circuit court of Ingh County, with Weaver appealing the decision and now acquiring McGraw’s interest through Medfaw’s intermediary, consolidating control of the company.
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Job T. McGraw
Rosemont Coal ‘Company
James H. Weaver
Covicern
Taylor
Krom Dallars
McGraw
Hay
Ing
Ats
Tsinh
Bavne
Wheata
Medfaw
Easlen to Remain With Toca Team This Season
Captain Easlen will stay with the Toca team for the rest of the season after manager Lucius Hoge persuaded Beeler to reconsider leaving. Beeler, one of the club’s best hitters, decided to remain, pleasing many fans and friends in the city.
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Easlen
Bealer
Lucius Hoge
Twain
Jost Beeler
New Attorney Joins Hamrick and Strosnider Firm
Mr Worner Strosnider, a recent State University graduate, joins Lawyer Hamrick in the Warmer Lynch building on Court Street. The firm will be known as Hamrick and Strosnider. Both are young graduates with promising futures.
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Worner Strosnider
Tha State University
Joested Hake
Strosnider Ie
Went Union
Hamrick
Lynch Buttling
Court Street
Hamrick & Strosnider
Governor Declines Intervention in Cornelius Case
Columbus dispatch reports Governor and Harris refused to intervene in the case of Cornelius, ordered to die in the electric chair tonight after mideath sentence. Feds schedule a Canton hearing July 2 regarding an appeal against the death sentence. Mrs John Denham has returned from several weeks away.
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Associates Prev
Columbus
Gorns
Harris Tofay
Corsefien
Corsetti
Fedge AG
Dayton
Mt Canton
Fatitapi
Mine Inspectors for State Named by Calot Official
Inspector Paul announced the appointment of J. A. Strau stan Kanawha county J. G. Boyd Grant county Jobo Philtipr and Aomes Martin Fayette county P. A. Grady McDowell county and R. A. Larne Monongahm county as additional deputy mine inspectors.
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Prean
Calet
Paul
J. A. Straustan
Kanawha County
J. G. Boyd
Grant County
Jobo Philtipr
Aomes Martin
Yayette County
P. A. Grady
McDowell County
R.A. Larne
Monongahm County
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