Jones Wins Case In Richmond Court
Charles H. Jones was reversed on appeal by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals at Richmond in the government case against him for a violation of the federal revenue act. If upheld, the ruling could affect future prosecutions and retail liquor sales in the district, impacting C O D operations and tax compliance.
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Dayton
United States District Court For
Northern District
West Witwiniay
Patty Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Charles H. Zones
Bile
Jones
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United States
Milford ex-treasurer West dies after illness at 80
Thomas J West longtime West Virginia official dies at 80 after a long illness. He served as state treasurer from 1876 and later supervised the West Virginia penitentiary at Moundville before retiring to a farm near Harrison county West Milford. He was born in Monongalia county in 1830 and leaves widow, siblings, and several nieces and nephews. Interment will be in Hyglwets cemetery near West Milford.
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J. West
West Milford
Ayeane
Went
Were
Nathanisy
West
Mongnentia
Mt Smith Mesa
Harrison County
Iio
House of Delewaren
West Virginia
Hin
Henry
Matthews
Virginia
Moundville
Adamaton
Con Autor
Howard
Drunkenness arrests yield mixed outcomes at city court
Nine people were jailed or fined after a Saturday police roundup. Mary Jones received three days in jail for failing to pay a 44.66 fine. Thomas Howant and George Donovan forfeited cash bonds for missing trials. Others, with little funds, were released after forfeitures. Several visitors and residents from Bir eantown Pine Grove Wheeling and Parkersburg attended.
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Edward J. Wood
Thomas Howant
George Donovan
Mary Jones
Sundsy
Two Italians and Sam Bentecson Arraigned in Court
The two Italians accused of theft and Sam Bentecson were arraigned before PM. Long thie and a fourth party attended the hearing. Witnesses and officials moved from the Army Hall on West Pike Street as Captain Slayton arranged security for the proceeding.
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Army Hall
Cagiin
J. R Stayton
Satrellon
Pike Street
Tate
Alta Viste
Hell
Captain Slayton
Fee
Insurgents Win as Capitol Swearing In Marks First Day
The article details the opening of the new Congress with Speaker Champ Clark chosen by the Democratic caucus and Joseph Cannon re elected as Speaker. It notes the roll call showing 162 present of 171 Democrats, and mentions reform efforts to enlarge the rules committee and revise House rules. The Senate takes recess after confirming credentials of Stephenson and Stenhenson.
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Staphenton
Wi House
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Dee
Dows
Osha
Champ Clark
Missouri
Washington
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House
Cannon
Canon Pas
Cooper
Wisconsin
Ack
Norris
Nebraska
Hepburn
Town
Senate
McDowell
Sherman
Latotlatte
Colleagar
Stephenson
Paris Telegraph and Telephone Services Hit by Strikes
A tense situation in Paris reports widespread strike action across telegraph and telephone services. The general strike disrupted offices and post offices, with police dispersing crowds as equipment was damaged and chaos reigned through the night.
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Mar
Penarali
postaMice
Rioting Engaged In By French Strikers Not Guilty Plea
Fragmented column with garbled OCR mentions rioting by French strikers, editors appealing not guilty, temperance sermon, pool tournament at Yorks billiard parlor, and a burglary trial of Fred Monroe. Names and places are partially shown in a chaotic report.
Week's Time Granted to Prepare a Special Pleading
A period of seven days is granted to prepare a special pleading. The document references New York entities, a press context, and various names, with notes on canal and publication matters. The readable fragments suggest a legal or administrative proceeding needing formal pleadings within the week.
Hundred Barrels a Day at Nay Well
Development east of Shindston in Clay county shows rising gas output with tests near the Sarah J Morrison farm expected to reach 30 barrels daily. In Wilsonburg, Hope Natural Gas tests at the Morrison farm have not finished, with tankage in place and deeper drilling planned. Easton Gas tests at Webb farm near Wallsee report 185 barrels a day as production prospects grow.
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Clay District
Thir County
South Penn Olle Peny
IA. N. Na
Hope Natural Gas Company
Sarah J. Morrison
Wallsee
Easton | Gas Company
Webb
Ex President Roosevelt Receives Album of War Fleet Editorials
An admirer presents ex president Roosevelt with a two volume album of more than two thousand newspaper clippings on the United States battleship fleet voyage World Cruise of the Great White Fleet from Dec 10 1907 to Feb 12 1908. The collection, compiled by Consolidated Press Clip Plag Company Chicago, includes Chicago Tribune and New York Tribune editorials and is arranged by ship, port to port, with notes by a chief correspondent. The album aims to reflect nationwide public opinion on the fleet’s achievements and the administration’s leadership.
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Tarvé Tatance
Patt Ty
Roosevelt
Consolidated Press Clip- Plag Company
Chicago
Union
Chicago Tribune
New York Tribune
Funeral of Jams By Watkins Held After Fatal Factory Accident
Large crowd attended the Monday service for Jams By Watkins at his Point Comfort home, led by Rev. J E Bird. The burial took place at Old Felons cemetery. Floral tributes and attendance of the Carpenters and Savers' union marked the service, reflecting the high regard for the deceased.
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Watkins
Weath
Clarksburg
Store stock sold by Samuel W. Gordon as trustee
Samuel W. Gordon as truster sold store stock at Granetti in an estate matter. The sale involved Zaplen Suarefs’s store and nearby assets. Misses Ner Atels and Lavette Mewiltom of Pairmant were listed in the case with related price actions and deposits noted.
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Zaplen Suarefs
Granetti
de Iegamce
Sankraptes
Guide Wmrtion
Ner Atels
Lavette Mewiltom
Pairmant
County Judges court actions and public road bonds noted
Fragmentary county docket records show actions by judges on road projects and bonds. Mentions Northview Union district, Byron, and several monetary figures including 1000 dollars and 25 008 dollars, with references to exoneration and new bonds.
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Tasi Darlly
Thaddeus Rolinson
William
Northview
Union
Distonte Gartea
Pond
Robert HM
Atitenell Ow Rae
Byron
Tehecs
Alower Union Plantar
Closing Arguments In Nashville Trial Spann Rape Case
The fragmentary OCR reports Attorney General Mebais delivering a closing argument in the Cooper Sharp trial. Judge Tart urged calm as the court recessed, with a note of tense atmosphere and a looming morning continuation. A message from ANE mesage to Gougry is referenced, with a promise of a written reply tomorrow.
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Nashville
Afar
Mebais Rapea
Cooper- Sharp
McCarn
Tart
Chicago grain market notes from March 13
Fragmentary OCR shows grain quotes for wheat corn and oats with scattered names Mary Goodwic and Mrs Wichtaod Teja among travelers and associates. Mention of Havana Cabeen Biyy New York appears in stray lines, with unclear context and incomplete sentences.
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Mary Wil
Arin
Wichtaod Teja Tegm
Havana
Cabeen Biyy
New York
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