Burglary Attempt Confounds Store at Traders Alley
Report of a burglary attempt at a Traders Alley jewelry store. The thief, described as a White man seen fleeing toward Circle, was pursued by police. entry blocked by police and firefighters, but the suspect escaped. Chief Fronlusrt and local officers vow continued investigations into the attempted break in and related activity.
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Uby
Weite Maz
Airgine
Oranda
Eifaebing
Garton
Aranse
Poliesan
Fom
Jomild
Hiefet
Hari Tauibeen
Bsuaerrexici Wreck at Glen Falls
A damaged report notes a wreck at Glen Falls on the Monongah rail line. The incident disrupted coal traffic with trains delayed and damage to the line observed.
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Glen Falls
Richafon
Ohio
Pats Toro
Farewell Sermon at Christian Church Parish
The pastor delivered a farewell sermon upon resigning after five years of service. Members, clergy, and hospitalities marked the event as he prepares to move on. The service included scripture readings and prayers for the congregation’s future.
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Bry
Cooke
Law
Chrichutrils
Prwschesl
Fanewrell
Sarna
Akigeaap
Campbell Demands Warrant Against Dr Mullen in Adamston
Citizens of Adamston follow a swirling dispute as Campbell seeks a warrant for Dr John A Mullen alleging bigamy and related tensions. Neighbors report Mrs Campbell claims her first husband is deaf and the affair sparked a townwide stir while Dr Mullen and another woman are said to be involved.
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Eatin
Adamston
Gumpbell
John A. Multen
Thfe
Mullen
Campbell
Policeman Brooks
Amy
Stole Clothing Incident Involving Herbert Withers
Herbert Withers, a colored man, was arrested on a theft charge after attempting to take clothing from the Main Street tailor, Sutantay sight at the store. Witnesses and officers testified he tried on items and left with a coat reportedly valued at one dollar. The case was placed in court with Magn istraite Gurdon presiding.
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Herbert Withers
Tete Four
Loar & Whitey
Lasian
Mie Lear
Snoenine
Eloth
Orly
Leiter
Lear & Whites
Fourth of July War Prize Contest Attracts Local Attention
The article notes a public contest by The Joel Salvation Army group offering 13 prizes ranging from 1 dollar to 50 dollars for a newspaper drawing. Henry Alexander traveled from a nearby town to visit relatives and attend the event, spending two days in town.
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Ives
Salvation Army
Joel Salvation Army
Atingr Am Exellent
Callel
Thane
SIM
Scandal Revived Healed Watson Charged With Opening Grave
Shepherdstown reports a colored man Heal Watson accused of opening a local grave near Shepherdstown and removing a baby’s body. The case links to the Goodwin Wingate school scandal with rumors of further investigations and political crosscurrents.
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Beal Watson
Shepherdstown
Spherdatown State Normal
Sheil J. Davis Billmyx
Heal ‘Wataco
Vicerie
Burg
Charles
Shephesila
Potomar
Watson
Nail
Goodwin
Mixa A. Salome Wingate
Amisic
Sheri Billmyer
Althanea
White
Iiemal Edheir
Iliseuneston
Strevls
W. Markatone
Highthalisteiet
Virginia
Frightful Injuries Reported After Mine Blast
A serious gas explosion at Century coal mine last Saturday left an Italian miner severely injured. He was taken to a hospital Saturday night with multiple injuries and is in critical condition. Officials note gas blasts are a frequent hazard at the mine.
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Johnstown
Gesioo
Elie
Lawn fete postponed due to weather at Mrs J William’s home
Due to inclement weather the lawn fete scheduled for Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs J W Williams on West Maid Street has been postponed. The event will be rescheduled at a later date.
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JW. Williama
West Maid Street
Voter Sentiment Shapes Fifth Ward Ahead of Bond Question
Confused precinct notes show belief that some wards oppose the school bond measure while others show little interest. Early tallies indicate uneven support with ward 5 and others reporting mixed reactions as the voting continues.
SUSTAINED INJURIES IN ACCIDENT DETAILS
A report describes Mex and Charly Thompon injured in a Saturday crash at Backham pom. A runaway sedan struck the occupants as the car veered, causing a collision with a stone. The injured party is hospitalized with painful injuries and may not recover soon.
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Mex
Charly
Thompon
Backham Pom
Dean
Seapre
Hick
Dashliie
niEpred
Thoregan
Sunday spree leads to fines and arrests in Mumbai district
Police report a weekend spree with disturbances across the city. Eleven individuals were fined or detained for various offenses, with most paying fines around three to ten dollars. Several parcels rented or seized, and court actions listed for those involved.
Pioneer Business Chief Samuel Shutttleworth Dies at Romines Mill
Samuel Adam Shutttleworth, prominent business figure and brother of Benjamin F. Shuttleworth, died suddenly at his Romines Mill home Saturday around 5 pm of heart disease. He had been ill that day and ate supper before passing away. Surviving are his wife, children Emma, Don, and others from Morgantown. The obituary notes he lived 78 years and had been a longtime resident, with services held Monday at 2 pm at Grate Creek Presbyterian Church attended by relatives and friends.
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Samuel Adam Shutttleworth
Fay
Romines Millet
Daraly
Enma
Don
Sisal
Mew
Tattle Chraninghasa
Tts
Morgantown
Tie
Beanie M
Tatla
Hubert M. Strateleworth
Sim
Cresk
Aha
Salvation Army Picnic Arrangements For Community Event
Salvation Army Captain Fond and assistants plan a community picnic and discuss venue and program details. The organizers seek to secure permits and confirm amenities for the event, aiming to ensure a well run gathering for local residents.
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Captain Fond
Salvation
Eugrth
Hagaand
Bea
Salem Victorious In Rough Evening Contest
Local game night ends with Salem players delivering a strong performance. The crowd saw several standout plays as the team pushed ahead, keeping control through the final minutes and securing the win.
New Teacher for Broadburg Selected by Institute Directory
Mise Pay Shambaugh of Greemabor Vist is elected by the Newastlire Institute directory as a mathematics teacher to replace the resigned Miss Tatelia Dye. The selection follows the institute’s standard appointment process.
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Mise Pay Shambaugh
Greemabor Vist
Newastlire Institude
Mise Tatelia Dye
Big Coal Engine Seen in Transit Through Here
A coal engine, identified as engine 2278, was observed passing through the area. The unit, described as a specialized engine, was noted for its role in heating coal trains and appears to be part of a larger industrial movement.
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Somday
Little Eva Waldo Bitten by Horse
Eva Waldo, daughter of Sin and G. A. Wally, was bitten on the shoulder by a horse Saturday evening. Doctors reported a slight bruise and no serious injury.
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Eva Waldo
Eva Walle
Sin
Institutes Maccabee Tents Planned Tonight and Tomorrow
In Morning, Showalter prepares for the Maccabee tent at Camden on Cawley. Lewen leads the group toward the institute in Cowen. Bowd starts grog membership tonight as part of the Maccabee organizing efforts.
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Camden
Cawley
Cowen
Bowd
Lafayet es Win Capsized Scumbay Campaign
Lafaxetor triumphs in a confusing item from Lafayette coverage. The text mentions a manager, Boland, and a vague score line amid garbled phrases. The readable facts include names Lafayeto r and Weilenport with a Bay designation and a referenced game context.
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Lafaxetor
Scumbay
Weilenport
Klinely Titring
Tbs
Aml
Boland
Clirkaburg
Officials Inspect After Rain In Parkersburg
A damaged report notes a special rain event in Parkersburg Saturday afternoon. Corpral Manager Pitarerald and party observed the Sonongal division as they patrolled No. 18 during the train inspection.
Company K Honored for Fine Appearance at Inspection
Captain RL Osborn’s Clarkston unit, Company K, praised by Adjutant General A S Mutsons for exemplary attendance and appearance during recent inspection. Letter from State of West Virginia notes Company K stands among the best in the regiment and urges continued high standards.
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RL. Osborn
West Virginia
Nastons Shalls
Eoare S.A
West Virgina
Adjutant General's Office
Charleston
J. Osborn
Clarkston W. Va
A. S. Mutsons
Fraud Charges Linked to Alleged Fraudulent Sale Case
Circuit Court suit filed by Cradlock Terry company against Howard Stewart and M Friedlander over a sale deemed fraudulent. An affidavit by William Tobrts alleges links to Sleepy and others, with claims of misrepresented stock values and offers of $7000, a sale to Sleepy for 4300, and a $800 bond posted with Sureties Sleepy and Friedlander.
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Euwl
Cays
Parkersban
Gale
William Tob
Howard Stewart's
Market Street
M. Friedtutiler
Stoletta
Atlegue Tnt
Howard Stewart
Stves Bright
Roberts
Grahim-Bamgarser Sho Company
Manthie Agi
Gratin Company
Buat & Sald
Beret
Weer
Friewilander
Children’s Day Observed at Davie ham’s Church
A damaged record notes a children’s day event at a Baptist church on Davie ham’s street with services led by Rev. Testi R Peterssaf. The text mentions a May or Sunday gathering and a festive dine, with wordy phrases indicating anointing and ceremonial conduct.
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the Baptist
Devinson
Davieham
Onde
Khusnin
Man chases thief after chicken coop raid with revolver
George R. Coon, West End grocer, confronts a thief at a chicken shed late Saturday night. A struggle follows as Coon fires his revolver. shots miss the thief who escapes into darkness. Coon believes a swift arrest is near and vows to pursue justice.
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George R. Coun
West End
Geangy R. Gaon
Mint Feiss
Ehichem Cope
Gare Walisime
Arecdtis
le Foot i
Birktie
Abelr
Coon
Krumm
Investigelinn Beers
Hospital Notes With Mixed Patient Updates In Local Hospitals
Typhoid cases and surgical procedures appear in hospital notes from Linaberpart and Lamleepart. Mins Griffin on typhoid treatment at Kn Jeu hospital discharged after stabilization. Ming McCarts underwent a surgical operation at Kouler hospital. oe Bulan, caretaker for Dincley Tutt, discharged from Herrisan omnty fodat after a period with tephaidt fever.
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Mins Griffin
Linaberpart
Whemak
Fiduciary Matters in County Court Attendance
County court records show a meeting with attendees including Hagerty and Cletus, noting the resumption of a fiduciary matter. Details list retirement and qualifications of several trustees, with bonds set and a probate-like appointment involving Minnie Toone as administratrix and a bond of £3300.
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Woalay
AWA
Hagerty
Cletus Eikine
Watine
A. B. Kempe
Chttlis
Mnd Fa
Fy J. Wele Surety
Minnie Ke Toone
Dunjaciip
H. Lawn
Aurety
Weston Meeting Anticipates July Event Help
A fragmented note describes a Weston gathering where members of a group or committee plan a mid day Monday meeting to discuss a committee event. Several attendees are listed but details are unclear and timing points to a potential July activity.
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Coitentemates
HyoHoon
Aumbermeeth Wall
Indaetest
Atomiing
Ttt
Prof Noti's Closing Dance Recital Shown
A fragmented note describes Prof Nott's closing dance recital with vague references to costumes and the event setting. It mentions a warm atmosphere and a ceremonial tone near the stage, hinting at the program's finale.
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Prof. Noti
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Wroxe
Fle
Bob” Phillips
Robert
Tautherbury
Tiacrisnn County Hospital
iMlges
Orlepee
Loar & White's
Justice’s Court
Tlenry Alexander
Relative
Lend
Goodwin-Wingate
Hasse
Buckhamnon
Thoessen
Pioneer
Samuel
Shuttleworth
Rorines Mills
Benjamin F. Shuttleworth
Salvation Army Picnic
Salem
Heri
Sulieen
Broaddus
Clewer
Stone Hicks
Tyvnes Evanly
Capeals
Maciay
Alleen
Martiog Burg
Newnes
Gyatsmral
Institutes Maccabee
Weat
Buriea
Sarah L. Goldsmith
Min
E.G. Gottquith
Adenstom
Garkslatne Fraternal
Lafayette
Company K
Hptson Sats
Clarksburgaurg Company
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Aidawit
Circsit
Yaller-Legest
Puter
Hospital Notes
A A. Hagerty
Eagle District
Weston
Prof
Nott
Sesuil
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