Made Up Primary Ticket Defines Harrison County Clerk Race
Clarence P. Stout, Republican candidate for county clerk, touted as son of a former county official and longtime deputy, seeks clean economical service. The piece notes no party opposition at the primary, a looming contest in the second ward, and Des Moines–area party endorsements, with Stout pledging adherence to GOP principles and efficient administration.
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Ciménop B. Brout
Fingriean
Benjamin m Stout
Stout
Clarence P. Stout
Charles F. Hayden
Republican Party
Harrison County
Nix
Episcopal Church
United Mine Workers Convenes Over Wage Scale Impasse
In Indianapolis on March 19 the national convention of United Mine Workers opened amid dispute over a wage scale, as operators and miners failed to agree. Morning sessions heard accusations relating to continuing the present wage framework.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers
Minera
Railroad Engineers Restart Work in Pittsburgh District
Orders have been issued to Baltimore and Ohio railroad engineers in the Pittsburgh district to resume all construction work on improvements started last fall and to begin work Monday.
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Associated Prom
Pittsburg
Baltimore & Oho Railroad
Pittsburgh
Bankruptcy Petition Files Against Charles W Morse
A petition filed in federal court seeks to declare banker and promoter Charles W Morse a bankrupt. The filing, by Receiver Hanna of the Bank of North America and others, alleges Morse insolvent and making preferred payments while insolvent with the bank’s claim exceeding 200000 dollars.
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Prean.y
New York
Charles W. Morse
Hanna
Tank of North America
Morse
Five Hundred Poisoned At Upper Sandusky Church Event
Five hundred people were poisoned at a English Lutheran church event in Upper Sandusky on March 1 after eating chicken and whites. Officials say none are believed to die and the poison’s nature remains undiscovered.
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Associated Press
Upper Sandusky
Capitol Conspiracy Case Goes to Jury in Pa
The capitol conspiracy trial, one of the state's longest, was submitted to the jury in Harrisburg after nearly two months of proceedings.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Capitol
United Mine Workers Adjourn Without Wage Scale Report
The United Mine Workers of America adjourned the unit meeting with the wage scale committee not yet ready to report. The session, reported from Indianapolis, was dated March 12 and attributed to the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Inn
United Mine Workers of America
Pisming Party on Haymond Dale Outing
Messrs Lee Freeman and W T Grrvick journeyed to Haymond Dale of Bik Creek beyond Qalet Den this morning for a day of fishing. They planned to return with one sucker. Former Governor Herrick addressed the Ohio legislature responding to Bryan's recent financial speech.
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W. T. Grrvick
Haymond
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Wavan
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Bryan
Royal Welcome for Grand Council Delegates in Clarksburg
E C Wieble of Parkersburg, past grand councillor of the Grand Council of several states, visited Clarksburg to invite members to the Grand Council annual convention. About $5,009 is allocated for welcoming and entertaining delegates. The city plans a $500 arch of welcome and a chorus of forty voices with orchestra to perform patriotic and state songs.
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Parkersburg
Grand Council
Kentucky
Virginia
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Maryland
District of Columbia
United Commercial Travelers
Clarksburg
Grand Council of
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Hiehle
Railroads to Delay Major Spring Schedule Changes
Officials on local railroads plan to begin late spring and summer schedules with few changes expected. The substantial work to compile new timetables is costly, so railroads will avoid extensive revisions this season.
Reed Campaign Reports Barbour County Support
Senator Stuart F. Reed returned from Barbour County after a two day visit in his bid for secretary of state. He said the reception was encouraging and that further visits could boost his statewide prospects.
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Stuart F. Reed
Barbour County
Stein
Barbour
Reed the Clarksburg Editor Backed McKinley Drive
The Times Star notes Stuart Z Reed of Clarksburg West Virginia rose from Telegram editor to key Republican contact during the McKinley Bryan contest He gathered questions aimed at Bryan freeing silver plans and Senator Hanna quickly printed them nationwide Reed later spoke in Ohio and earned thanks from McKinley and Hanna for his work in the campaigns He held leadership roles in the Republican Editorial Association and in 1904 helped in the Roosevelt campaign’s literary bureau.
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Cincinnati
Times-Star
Stuart Z. Reed
Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Ohio
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Senator Hanna
McKinley
Bryan
Read
Charlsburg
Dryan
Thom
B. Reed
Rte
Maine
Stuart F. Reed
Hanna
Washington
Teed
Republican Editorial Association
St. Washington
Republican National Committee
Road Dispute Settled as County Courts Establish New Bridge Route
The county court and county surveyor visited Mead owbrook Friday to establish a county road leading to the new bridge after a survey. Disputes over right of way and boundaries were settled by the court, which allowed some claims and adjourned in the afternoon.
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Meadowbrook
Miners Strike Ties Up South Mollains Mine
About three hundred miners at the GM Jones Pylt mine south of Mollains walked out to join a strike after loader Martin Yenham was charged by the company for alleged abusive language toward the acting superintendent. The company refused to reinstate Yenham, triggering the walkout and a shutdown of the mine.
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GM. Jones Pylthey
Mollains
Martin Yenham
Congratulates Evans on ballots taken without nomination
Marion Indiana reports 475 ballots taken without nomination as the Seventh Republican district names George Lockwood, Fairbanks' private secretary, to lead. In Washington, Thorpe Koblegard of Weston is noted as secretary, with a business visit from Weston mentioned.
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Marion
Ind
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Oda
George Lockwood
Fairbanks
Lenda
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Washington. D
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Weston
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Prohibs at Salem Name Councilmen Nominated
The Prohibition party held in Salem named city council candidates for the three wards. First Ward candidate Hypiner, Second Ward D G Powell, Third Ward P J Papper. A convention is planned for Monday to finalize the slate and city officers.
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Salem
Citteshe Industrial of Prohibition Party
Fingt Werd
H. 4Ypiner
D. G. Powell
P. J. Papper
New Club Law Faces Revision After Vetoes
The social club measure redraw revamps licensing and powers, shifting licensing from membership to broader authority. It sets a $300 license fee for clubs and imposes a $100 charge per county for officers selling intoxicants, while delaying full legalization for three years and ensuring clubs operate under the existing law in the meantime.
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Dex
Conlivbmien
Royal Neighbors Encampment Opener Delights Grafton Guests
The state encampment in Grafton closed with praise for the host town. T. A. Seaton of Clarksburg was elected state delegate to the national encampment in Chicago, May, with Mrs. May Morgan of Wheeling as alternate. Officers elected include State Oracle Hester Ridenour of Clarksburg and State Vice Oracle Emma Stealey of Fairmont. Wheeling hosts the next encampment. The event featured music, addresses, a banquet, and a beauty contest with votes for handsomest man and most beautiful woman. attendees praised Grafton’s hospitality and regretted the encampment’s end.
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Grafton
Ameren
Tra
T. A. Seaton
Clarksburg
Chicago
May Morgan
Wheeling
Dilko
Hester Ridenour
Emma Stealey
Pairmont
Bessia Waller
Fairmont
Metropolis
Lagt Savening
John McClung
Husband in Treasury Official Wife Shooting Case
In Washington on April 13, Hugh Tollis a Treasury Department employee serving as secretary to the Internal Revenue Commissioner Yerkes shot and killed his wife after she left to attend a small child. He fired believing she returned from an alleged burglary.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hugh Tollis
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Wire Threat Sent Captain to Towboat Transfer
A wire threat to the sinner Province prompted the captain to summon towman Richard Pack by wireless early today. About 350 passengers were transferred, but some damage occurred.
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New York
Richard Pack
Walsh Former Chicago National Bank President Sentenced
Joan R. Walsh, ex-president of the Chicago National Bank, was denied a new trial by Judge Anderson and sentenced to five years in prison. The court overruled motions for arrest of judgment and upheld the five year term at Fort Leavenworth.
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John Walsh
Chicago Bank
Diy Associatea Freas
Chicago
Ill
Joan R. Walsh
Chiago National Bank
Anderson
Walsh
Tunis
Swisher Visits City As Governor Campaign Nears
Secretary of State Charles W. Swisher spent Friday in the city circulating among residents. He came from Barbour County praising his gubernatorial prospects there and predicted a large lead in tomorrow’s primary with a solid Barbour delegation before moving on to Upshur County.
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Charles W. Swisher
Swisher
Barbour County
Barbour
Upshor County
Council Ticket is Poor One Poor One NO HOPE OF VICTORY
A crowded political meeting with both faithful and no faithful factions present debated the city council slate. Delegates to the central convention were chosen at the court house to nominate candidates, with Roy Byrd and Thomas Feeny among early names and several ward leaders listed for committee roles.
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Bailey pays $50 fine in concealed weapon case
Clay Bailey appeared before Magistrate Gordon after arrest near Gin Bik bridge on a revolver and a pair of melalite knuckles. He faced charges of unlawfully carrying concealed weapons and paid a $50 fine to gain release from custody. Proceedings followed routine business matters on Palace Street.
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Clay Bailey
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