Roosevelt Leaves Oyster Bay for Africa Hunt Voyage
President Theodore Roosevelt departed from Oyster Bay early this morning headed to New York to begin a African hunt voyage. A small station crowd cheered as he waved goodbye to family members and boarded the train with Kermit Roosevelt.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Ace Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Dia
Che By
Othe
Kikron Kermit
Rkermlt
Jong
City election registrar shifts and voter registration rules
The city election registrar staff are posted to register voters for the April election, with locations listed in East Pike Street, Third Ward, and Fourth Ward stores. They will operate from 7:20 to 10:00 PM on March 26, advising that unregistered voters cannot cast ballots and urging earlier registration to meet the orderly process.
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Marie Fe McDonnell
Regiatear
East Pike
Wilbur Cork Ta Wittie
Jhnlien
Harry Gordon
Patton
Charton LaPatton Iyrogtaterine
Richard A. Goodwin
Tie Water of Ice
Minke Vorrostphy
Aleetian
No Agreement Reached After Long Talks in Scranton
In Scranton on March 23 the United Mine Workers stalled over a proposed new arrangement with operators. After organizing the Ihinery convention of three and the Chraclé Payairiets, it was clear no agreement could be reached on wage rates and working conditions, with 2:00 PM set for further discussion.
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Scranton
Davis in court on charge of stealing whiskey
Joseph Davis, colored, was arraigned in Justice Gordon's court this afternoon on the charge of stealing a keg of whiskey valued at from Thomas Wy, Barke's.
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Joseph Davis
Glarkefinte Jodey meets at Third Street halt
The weekly meeting of the Glarkefinte Jodey of Stks was held at the large halt on Third Street tonight. All members attended, led by Aesten Heie.
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Regniiris
Glarkefinte
Aesten
Fire damages building on Fourth Street formerly Citizen's Bakery
A fire last night at 8:30 damaged the Samuel Uri glove building on Fourth Street formerly occupied by Citizen's Bakery. Estimated loss about 1300 dollars, including contents. Fire fought by Miz department amid low water pressure. roof and upper ceiling burned, many items likely total loss. Levi family residents were away at the theater when fire began.
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Samuel Uri
Bulding
Citizen's Bakery
Levi Juemt
Levi
Miz Department
Townsend W Xa March 23 Meeting Plans Unified State Assessments
Townsend W Xa March 23 report describes state tax officials reviewing Randolph community conditions to outline mottos and the general plan for unifying assessments statewide. The visit included the assistant tax commissioner Tate detailing the forms and report structure for centralized oversight.
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W. Xa
T.C. ‘Townsend
Randolph Eminty
Blk
Charter Granted to Ohio West Virginia Oil Company
A charter has been issued for the Ohio West Virginia Oil Company. The incorporators listed include Lawrence Gilmer, Frederick Havre, and others, with a Virginia and West Virginia focus. Legal formalities completed for incorporation.
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West Virginia
Virginia
Mother and Child Dead in Mysterious Case
Report from Nearams reveals a fatal incident involving a mother and her infant. Police say the case is under investigation with local authorities examining possible foul play or accident. Further details forthcoming as the inquiry continues.
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Tuchemond
Frank Sant
Spiess
Nearams
West Virginia Weather Warned Against Pending Storm
Charleston March 23 meteorologist Hatkennack New York predicted a major storm moving from the Gulf toward the North Atlantic states by early April. A letter to Governor Glamcook from Davies confirms the forecast and warns of cold weather and potential floods along with air route implications.
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Charleston
Maron
Hatkennack
Atlantic States
Daviesn
Virginia Ahoula
Tor Ihukiia
Gulf
S§ustee
Devon Hid
Arnold Injured in Pleasant Hill Attack Near Johnstown
Arnold Jackson Arno, about 60 years old, a Wedley man tied to bounty duties, lies in precarious condition at his Pleasant Hill home near Johnstown after a top of the head blow from a club yesterday afternoon. The assault followed a dispute over a wagon mill on his farm as he and others were raising a heavy load, the blow felled him and kept him insensible for hours.
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Jackson Arno
The
Bounty
Pleasant Hill
Johnstown
Arnold
Hey
Young
Arriek
Nolan
Notable Revival Service Ends With Stirring Sermon
A strong service in the court house drew a large, attentive crowd as Prof Hawley led singing of the Glory Song and the Inclement Day hymn. Rev Parkins delivered a chastening sermon from Mark 8 36 urging that one cannot trade eternal value for worldly gain, followed by a fellowship hour attended by many attendees seeking guidance through Christ.
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Hawley
Hawjey
Mtr
Parkins
Ho Kaun
Malin
Aeeking Weno
Jen Chri
Serynes Tonteht
Teal
Large estate sale notice with many names and banks
A long distressed notice lists creditors and parties connected to the estate of Charles E. Conaway and others, including Wade Cortmmh, The Third National Bank of Cincinnati, The First National Bank of Frostburg, and Security Trust Company. It details a chancery action in a circuit court, with administrators, trustees, and executors named, seeking judgments and sale of mortgaged assets dated January 1904 and November 1901.
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Martlaon
Conaway
Charles E. Conaway
von Waltman
Charter B. Conaway
Stecenaed
Jonaph
Sandy
Ira E. Robinson
John We “David
Hig
Thomas Mtoore
Jackson
Dalw'Cam
Colin Lampany
Jaleorporation
Security Trust! Company, & Corporation
Janus Arya
Dola Coal & Coke Company
Boiny
Said
Dain Coal & Coke Corhniiny
John We Dasine
James
Hornor
Leeman Bmaswell
First National Bank of
Frostburg
Maryland
Bank of the
Mobongahela Valley
Morgantown
Virginia
Gratton Bank
Bank of Middlebourne
National Bank of WestVirginia
Wheeling
West Virginia
Bank of Wheeling
Junion National Bank of
Carrishoro
Wikyeth Connwass
Donealt Conway
Charler
Marzella Conaway
John F. Homeks
Koh
Lawrence Ke Gantt
Witchman
Sanda
William F Blaster
Par-T
Hofarn
Tarri- Fon
Tere
Moore Juckenn
Fone
Ronerhale
Oman
Anal
Excent
Cincinnac
Revings Main and Trust
Compt 9 Corporation
Flora Williams to Sing at Mars recital in Waldo room
Mrs Flora Williams of Mora will headline a recital at the Waldo room on Thursday evening at 8 o clock. The program features Weber arias, songs including Three Green Bonnets and Annie Laurie, with Charley Lambert supervising. Tickets are 50 cents, and all club members support the event.
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Flora Williame
Mora
Wiliams
Mra
Williams
Weber
Annie Laurie
Hine
Scotts
Charley Lamberd
Hiesdonk
Mareato
Fiore Williams
Pardon Granted for Forgery Conviction in Ohio County
Governor Glasscock granted a conditional pardon on the recommendation of the pardon attorney to Ay HL Hoxmer who pleaded guilty to forging a check in 1908. Hoxmer, 62, had faced two years in Moundville prison as three relatives suffered tuberculosis and money dried up. Also pardoned was Michael Halstead of Kanawha County, serving eight years for the murder of Charles Masale since January 27, 1906, at age 20.
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Lively
Glasscock
Ay HL Hoxmer
Ohio County
Dollar Savings Aid Trust Company
Moundaville
Olmer
Michael Halstead
Kanawha County
Charles Masale
Cork Breaks Toe to End Streak in York Pool Tourney
In York parlors last night Wibur Cork loses his first match when he breaks a toe while winning a streak. Final score 40 to 0 against opponent William Dowridge. Charles Gill defeats Herman Dilly 60 to 43. Tonight Guy Zing faces Franie Cork.
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Wibur Cork
York
Lastight
William Dowridge
Charles Gill
Herman Dilly
Acncore
Guy Zing
Franie Cork
Shackleton Cable Message From Antarctic Expedition
South Pole London dispatch reports a cablegram from Sir Ernest Shackleton aboard Nimrod in Antarctica. The message content is garbled. expedition members planned a return within 100 miles of their Somiay noire position, awaiting orders.
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London
Ulsmenant
F. A. Shackelton
Murecacgi
En Zelant
Tarkentine
Nimrod the Sontents
Wten
Chicago Gran Market Trade Signals Quiet Day
Chicago market report shows limited activity with oats and other grains quoted. Prices listed include oats and related commodities, reflecting a subdued session on a March trading day.
Whitla boy home again Easter number nearly released
Whitla boy returns amid Easter edition plans with special features and ads. The issue highlights local reading merchants and a fiberal pact while noting a large daily circulation growth. A ransom style incident is described involving a man named Bernard Sabie and a possible Whitla kidnapping case in Youngstown Ohio.
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Medina
Attended Funeral Service For Local Resident
Many gathered at the dented Main Street church Sunday afternoon for a funeral service for a local resident. Officiating pastor of the Kirst Baptist Church led prayers and a large pallbearers group carried the casket to Maionie cemetery in Shinnston.
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Aysamdlan
Bordinand
X.hosnor
Altha Regioient
Clarkedurg Suekuesen
Mtornoohy
Sislé
Mengrn
Shuttleworth
Dr. A
Ot ‘Timberlake
Hugh Teevis
Bront
P.O. Willan
Ongjar
Shinnston
Maionie
NEW STORE FRONT AT IRWIN LOCKWOOD COMPANY ON MAIN
Irwin Lockwood Company upgrades its Main street store with a new front. A single large door replaces two, deep shed windows, and a polished entrance. Crews began improving the facade this morning, aiming for swift completion without disrupting ongoing business.
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Irwin-Lockwood Company
Large enrollment at state normal school opens in Fairmont
An unusually large enrollment marks the opening of the sprite term at the State normal school in Fairmont. About three hundred students will be remutéred by today’s close, with two hundred fifty already enrolled.
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Fairmont
Mareh
State Normal School
Wcasion
Wsha
Purvis Fights Bill In Washington Amid Carriers Debate
In Washington on March 23, Purvis and a roster of lawmakers including Grado, Wither, and Benwyll engaged in a dispute over a post office bill affecting New England and the South. The discussion touched on rural carrier routes and potential impacts on West Virginian and Southern states.
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Warhington
D. C
New England
West
Washington, D. C
Mar
Grado Conmity
Bariuet Wither
Ina
Clayreonnte
Solateani
William G. Benwyll
Ule
Wiles J. Demmett
Ayzorrald Sights and Their Strange Mentor
A garbled clipping lists names and places with scattered phrases about individuals and events. It hints at a scene involving Thomas, Seefhelens, Mane, Sapte, and a US power operation, but the fragmentary text offers no clear action, date, or outcome.
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Elkins
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South Pole
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Youngstown
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Tocal
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