Child Burned to Death in Farmington Tragedy
The six year old child of Frank Grotto, an employee of George's Creek Coat, was burned to death yesterday afternoon near her parental home. She set a few watches ablaze, the flames quickly enveloped her, and she died despite Dr. Smith’s efforts. The community expressed sympathy for the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Frank Grotto
George’s Creek Coat & [Row Company
Ong
Parante
Kottu
BG Company at Bridgeport charter bid
BG Company at Bridgeport applies for a charter to own and operate timber, cement and building block production, real estate, pottery and store water, land for oil and gas, and an electric power plant. Authorized stock is 100000 with 3 50 scribed and 350 paid. proposed incorporators include H D Dean A D Piteluiys J Martin Z B Marlin C A Lawson Wy Gy Bell and N M Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinion
Bridgeport
T-Cheter
Ing
Anil
Tanertantitetris Dele-Genttal Contracting
Businee Mead
Wud
Dire
H. D. Dean
A.D. Piteluyls
J. Martin
Z. B. Marlin
C. A. Lawson
Wy Gy Bell
N. M. Jones
Infant Found Dead Near Farm in Unsolved Case
An infant’s body was found near Bartlett’s farm in a unclear death judged nonviolent. Coroner W P Camp and Dr Charles examined the scene and body, noting no obvious wounds. The case remains unresolved as authorities seek the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Burt- Bo
Abraham Carper
Dr. C. In
W. P
Mit
Con Meredith
Freit
Niecise
Andrew Bartlett
Twolick
Charlee
M. Meredith
Cy Tor
Train Plunges Over Bank in New York City Crash
A rail disaster in New York left engineer Mason dead and many passengers injured as a train left the tracks and plunged from an embankment to the street. Only fragments describe the crash, its cause, and the extent of injuries.
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N. Y
Mar
I Mason
Waz
Rathbone Sisters Supper Thursday Night
A notice describes a Rathbone Sisters supper event to be held Thursday night at the hall in Glen Ak. The text outlines preparation and expected enjoyment for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbone Sisters
Flaine
Julies
Glen
Funeral Directors Hold a Meeting
A brief notice reports that funeral directors held a meeting to discuss the creation of a new funeral services company. The flyer lists organizers and timing for a gathering at a specified location in the morning.
Berman Union Plans First Convention in Connellsville
Delegates from McKeesport Uniontown West Newton McKees Rocks Scottdale Elk Lick Lackrone Morgantown W Va will attend the German Bon Union meeting in Connellsville on April 9. The 200 members include a ladies and gentlemen’s branch as more branches join. committee Char Werner Joseph Tippman and Guo Zacharias lead preparations.
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Commellaville
Mar
Vonnelleeidle
McKeesport
Uniontown
West Newton
McKees Rocks
Scottdale
Elk Lick
Lackrone
Morgantown
W. Va
Nont
We Va
Beneficial Society
Connelleville
Schwab Train Delayed Eastward. Condition Worsens
El Paso Texas March 7 The train carrying Charles M Schwab is 26 hours late as it heads east Schwab is very weak and it is feared he may die at any time
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Associated Prise
el Paso
Tex
Charles M. Schwab
Good Roads Men Arrive for Clarksburg Convention
National Good Roads party arrives in Clarksburg Belington for a large convention. The plan initially set for Wednesday was postponed to Friday after late notice. Attending are Col. Wel, Moore, president of the National Good Association, and William Bradsten, a supervising engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Belington
Courie
Cot
Susan B Anthony Rumored Illness Ties to History
Fragmentary report notes Susan B Anthony ill with pneumonia. Vague references hint at a historical context and speculative details about her condition and associated figures, but information is incomplete and unclear.
Odd Fellows Form at Berlin
Friendship Encampment of the Order of Odd Fellows established in Berlin Lewis County on Tuesday with thirty three members. District Deputy Jacob A Swarts presided assisted by Patriarch Ay To Wosmers HB M Wilson Walter Hinsie Grimm of Eumonia Encampment and others from Roench Encampment and Dur can and J D Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lewis County
Fireman Cromer Dies From Injuries in Wreck
Walter Cromer, 24, a fireman, fatally injured in the Short Line wreck at Banene field. He died Tuesday morning after the crash and his funeral arrangements were set for Wednesday in Parkershirey. He left a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cromer
Banene Field
Adock
Man Goes Blind in Wolf Summit After Sudden Illness
Lorenza Kerner of Wolf Summit becomes blind Wednesday after a mysterious illness. A friend notes the affliction appeared suddenly, with his eyesight returning only after a doctor intervenes later in the week.
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Lorenza Kerner
Wolf Sunmit
Taras
Brown Manager of Band A program at spring Mannorchor concert
An old town boy Mr BR Ta Brown led the Mannorchor Military Band in Allaness Ohio’s spring concert. He served as nimanger and executive committee member while the band showcased classical musical style. Clarksburg officials recommended Bali to Allied brothers as the authentic choice.
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Tly
Mannorchor Military Band
Allaness Ohio
BR. Ta Brown
Uie Band Ca
Clarksburg
Misieiang Cai
Bali
Allamey
Municipal Ownership Plan Sought for Seattle Utilities
A proposed plan in Seattle seeks municipal ownership of utilities to boost service. Officials led by city leaders explore public control and potential rate impacts while noting historical precedents and local financing considerations.
Boston Brokers Reported Figures in Brief Notice
Boston broker firm Fotler & Company appears in brief trade notice. The document lists a stated amount of 8135.00 and references brokerage actions, with unclear context and attribution to Associated areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bistun Ta Eas
Fotler & Company
Barkies and Brokers
Mlo
Marriage Licenses Recorded In County Clerk Office
A fragment notes marriage licenses issued by the county clerk and deputies. Names mentioned include Charle F. Tolden and Williden C. Stewart, with incomplete details on dates and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charle F. Tolden
Fevates’ Ees
Williden
C. Stewart Pei
President signs coal bill amid cautious hope
President signs a joint resolution instructing the Interstate Commerce Commission to examine road discrimination and monopolies in coal and oil. He notes possible limited impact but proposes fifty thousand dollars for the investigation and warns it may not provide immunity from prosecution for witnesses.
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Associated
Washington, Mare
Congres
Alfred Rector Passes Away In Clarksburg
Alfred C Rector died at 8 30 PM Wednesday of consumption after lung illness and stay in California and Florida for health reasons. He was 44 and a son of William Rector a county farmer. He conducted a grocery in Clarksburg and was a member of Goff Methodist Episcopal church. Funeral Friday at Goff church with burial at Elleviews cemetery.
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Alfred
C. Rector
East Pike
Rector
California
Florida
William Reitor
Tei V. Pike
Goff Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarksburg
Focent
Tive Brothers
Goff Methodist Church
Elleviews Cemetery
Ke Arbuthnot
Clarks
Salem Politics Begin After Turbulent Local Primaries
Fragmented text reports Salem Citizens party announcing primaries with candidates including George B. Sterling and Thomas Be Peppers. Mentions mayor and police chief positions. damaged wording unclear on full ticket and dates.
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Citizens Party
Salen
Reag Thitinel
George B. Sterling
Eand Thomas
Wégorder
Wert operation report from Glty eee and Kesler host
An operation was performed on Ivim and proved successful. Squires is resting after the procedure while the Wert nium war was brought to a Glty eee location and taken to the Kesler host offering with eppembeitiz.
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Ivim
Atorbe i Squires
Livingston Resigns Washington Post Clerkship
A fragmented OCR reading notes a resignation from a Washington post clerkship with mention of interstate comment and Virginie. The readable text is disorderly and names are unclear.
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Washington, Mar. J
Cate
Virginie
Fragmented OCR hints at local settlement and names
Readable fragments mention individuals and places in a settlement context. Names such as Steffiner, Sel, and Shely Watayy appear alongside references to wine, lungs, and Elaine, suggesting a partial local notice or brief society item with unclear details.
Huntington trio accused of prank with travel funds
In Huntington a group including Mr Frost and Mr Kirkpatrick planned to visit relatives in Weston after allegedly taking funds. Local residents described them as practical jokers and the Telegram notes concerns about the missing money while the trio remains away from home awaiting their return.
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Huntington
Frost
Mercs
Kirkpatrick
Weston
Kirarate
Trease
Elke
Zolaw Tks Aye Ak
Jaippen
Senator Scott Seeks Changes in Railroad Debate
The Associated Press report notes Senate leaders expected two speeches on railroad rates with Clapp supporting the measure and Scott pushing radical amendments. A Isle of Pinoy treaty amendment would make the land a province with local self government and Cuban representation. Scott addressed the Senate at 12:30. The House committee advanced a bill favoring a national bank to back money and farms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Clapp
Scott
Isle of Pinoy
House Committee On
Batk
Despard Will Appoints Executors for Parkersburg Estate
A handwritten will dated April 1902 by S Despard of Parkersburg grants her use of the home and personal property during life. Upon death the estate is to be divided equally among four children. Despard nominates a trustee as executor of the estate.
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Fac
S. Despard
Fof
Parkersburg
Despard
Desbe
Trix
Unclear OCR item from historical page
Fragmentary text mentions people and places with garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or identifiers to summarize a concrete news item.
Coal Operators to Meet in Indianapolis Convention
Pittsburg March 7 The chairman of the Pittsburg coal company and other operators plan a meeting in Indianapolis to decide the general stance of the district in the next convention. The outcome will determine the operators' position across the bituminous coal fields.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Mar
Pittsbyre Coal Company
Indianapolis
Murderer in Hasty case sentenced to life in prison
The jury in the Hasty case found Milan Bennett and Abbott tied to a joint indictment. Hilary Hasty was convicted and given life imprisonment with a potential appeal to the supreme court. The trial followed by a note about the Actors' Society of America actions and a prior Telegram report.
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Raleigh
Coy Mur
Gaffrey
Courg
Milan Bennett Sind Abbottson
Nothing Monkoy” Company
Hilary
Actors’ Society of America
Telegram
Walter
Thes d Ney
Tmstien
Professor Emil Walters Plans Boston Visit This Month
Professor Emil Walters, teacher of the Yellow Orchestra, leaves Puoway for Boston, Mass. to inspect a leading project and decide if he will return to Clarksville after his stay. He has not fixed a return date.
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Emll Walters
Yellow Orchestra
Loft
Puoway
Welle
Puzzling Question From Time Immemorable
A fragment notes a puzzling question and a team awaiting Friday details from Joan at the spa. The text is garbled but implies a reveal or answer linked to a specific person and venue.
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Joan
Spa
Fragmentary note hints at unnamed events and people
The readable text shows scattered phrases about Sumaluy, a Waller, and references to Mie Mollie Va and SynaVthae but names, dates, and concrete actions are unclear. the fragmentary OCR preserves few readable facts and hints at a contextual, unnamed event.
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Mollie
Pelle
Rene
Tate
Tragedy In Ohio Family Feuds Over Funeral Arrangements
A chaotic scene unfolds as Pavel Hon, a cook, fires a shot in a room after loading a bullet into a rocker. Witnesses recall a man lying in front of the chair as medical efforts fail. The incident springs from a family dispute about a will and money, with authorities pursuing a case of deliberate harm. Relatives in Driftwood and Lower Salem await further news as funeral plans are delayed until relatives arrive.
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Pavel Hon
Agdr
Fohnson
Wetinory
Bukowither
Diaksburg
Lower
Salem
Ohios
Bubihis
Phyllie Lahaye Bennett
Tlinoie
Inquitat van Annnéseary
Clifford-Ogborn am= ing ‘company
Ogden and Musser Spelling Contests Reported
County Superintendent L Way announces Ogden and Musser spelling contests. Teachers and pupils participated as the district held rapid spelling tests and collaborative practice in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Way
Ogelen Ani CO
Miyekers
Colenlatoy
Epg Fund
Missionary Address by Hays on Labor in Mexico
Shisslimary Hays offers a lively address on workers in Alma and Mexico, praising mission efforts and the impact of religious labor. The talk blends entertaining anecdotes with reflections on faith and social outreach during an afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Hays
Mexico
Weil Alma
Hays
Dia
Bleeding Kansas Qnits and Court Actions
Fragmentary note outlines pending cases in Hywat prem Court involving De Staushareh and Smyrrelley. Mentions Attorney-General and upcoming March dates. Text is garbled with unclear names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asoriginal House
Toph
Kata
de Staushareh
Hywat
Smyrrelley
City Court Teeters On Unclear Shorings
An obscured report from a city court references a case involving an individual named Sheldon and a restak pan. The garbled text mentions a rail line on Pike and a gasdated event, with irregular courtroom phrases and dates hard to discern.
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Tran
Berman Union
Charles Schwab
Susan B. Anthony
Pheumonia
Tochistor
Anthony
ODD Fellows
Cromer
Cose
Seattle
Wash
Auige ‘Mooré
Cnudi
Witteon
Boston
Alfred Rector
Livingston
Steffiner
Elaine
Shely
Will
Prat Howard
Trowidne
Niéois
Emil
Walters
Nortel
Sumaluy
Ogden and Musser
Kansas
Sheldon
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