Grand jury furor erupts over alleged questions and lies
The article reports a grand jury dispute over how questions were phrased during a past session. Witnesses faced with pointed prompts, and commentators including Reverend McDane denounce jurors as liars. Foreman and fifteen jurors are named in the heated exchange about integrity and conduct.
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Clarksburg
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P. Boughner
Confessed to Murder on His Death Bed
A report from March 28 states Amos Newell died in a fire and a dying confession linked to the crime. Investigators questioned the evidence as the confession purportedly came near the deathbed and has unsettled suspicions about the responsible party.
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Amos Newell
Esex Tideon
Lipgities Fire Roars Through Johnston City Homes
A disastrous blaze in Johnston City Pa destroyed about eight hundred homes after midnight. Fire Chief William Campbell and engineer G Santamnan reported efforts to control the flames, but the blaze grew beyond containment and burned through the structure. The incident cut power and disrupted the Journal office. A firefighter was injured in the effort.
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Figh'ers Sintenced hr Figh'ers Sintenced hr Pee Aptoer ad Lee Deu
A fragment reports a minor offense with a Tuesday incident at a corner near TM mid Pike Street. It notes a fine of 5.60 and a five day payment period. an alternative sentence is mentioned as a county jail term.
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Tvir
Dasa
Federal Prisoners Set for Court Date
Two prisoners named Fate, Mandal, and others await a federal court appearance. Awaiting next hearings, the men face charges related to a tied stake case. Court action tentatively scheduled for Tuesday.
Bad Man Back yen fellow Grew Elk tas
A brief, unclear item mentions a person described as a bad man and a fellow named Grew Elk tas, with limited readable context about actions or location.
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Yen
One Fighter Confesses in Squita Riley Case Fight
Confession revealed Tuesday as two men were arraigned on gun carrying charges. The judge fined one man twenty dollars and ordered two months confinement in county jail. Vindeau’s father sought a defense while a continuance was granted. Additional hearings and developments were anticipated, including Lindsay’s noon session.
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Vindeau
Anil
Drummond
Lindsay
Murder in a West Virginia Church Sparks Fatal Battle
At the Methodist Episcopal church in Coaldale near Bluefield two factions clashed over control. Benjamin Capley was killed instantly, his wife injured, and R H Harper wounded. Henry Carden was shot in the leg, and two unidentified men were slightly wounded.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Coaldale
Benammin Capeley
R. H. Harper
Henry Carden
Eureka Loan Mortgages Attacked in Circuit Court
In the circuit court the validity of mortgages held by Eureka Loan & Building association was challenged. The secretary Adams acted as notary in the acknowledgment, with outside creditors arguing a conflict of interest. Harvey W Harner, counsel for the association, contended the acts were lawful and proper.
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Eureka Loan & Building Association
Eureka
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W. Harner
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Association
United States Commissioner Cleared in Bankruptcy Suit
Springfield Ohio March 28 The liabilities of United States Commissioner Lynn Cochran are stated at 49000 in a bankruptcy suit filed in Cincinnati The Associated Press reports the action seeks relief from debts and outlines Cochran's financial status as part of the proceedings
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United States
Lynn Cochran
Cincinnati
Dismissal in Canton Bank Case On Faulty Indictment
Judge Hole today dismised the prosecution of Vanhorn the teller in the Canton bank wreck case. Three indictments against Vanhorn and cashier Bechfer were thrown out due to a faulty indictment.
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Governor's Condition Reported Steady This Morning
Doctors release a brief health bulletin from the Lone executive building noting Governor Patton remains in a stable condition. Temperature and respiration are recorded, with a routine morning update indicating no dramatic change.
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Enemies of Aiken Bill Columius OL
The Senate journal notes tension over the Aiken bill this afternoon as allied motions clash with opponents. The record cites ideological divides and procedural maneuvers shaping the bill’s fate.
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Clarksburg Chooses Coffman for Mayor and Police Chief
Charles G. Coffman, longtime Clarksburg resident and lawyer, campaigns as a capable, upright leader. He has deep ties to local business and civic groups, promising honest administration and progress for Clarksburg.
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Clatisburg
Accused Life Insurance Fraud Involving Fictitious Holder
Authorities in Parkersburg search for a man examined by Dr W J Davidson for life insurance under the name Hugh P Wilken. The case alleges falsified death proofs to collect a 5000 policy, with Duckworth and an alleged partner linked to creating false death certificates. Federal inquiry has begun but no action yet.
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Floods Hit West River Towns Overnight
Severe flooding along the river system damaged homes and blocked roads as authorities reported rising water levels overnight. Emergency crews worked to secure affected areas while residents evacuated to higher ground amid the weekend surge.
Richard Scott Richard Beott Chief of Police Candidate
Richard Scott Richard Beott, Republican nominee for chief of police, hails from a West Virginia farm. He worked while attending school and earned a degree at Wat Virginia University, rising from farm labor to academic leadership. He supported a widowed mother and younger siblings during his studies.
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Wist
Virginia
Fustaid
Virginia University
Universty
New York LFE's WCE President Arrested on Warrant
George Wim Perkins, once vice president of New York Life Insurance, faces a warrant charging larceny. The complaint alleges he aided the Republican presidential campaign fund with a $3,702 contribution. Attorneys sought habeas corpus to delay arraignment and keep him out of prison.
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Bride of Board Member Faces Murder Charge
The widow sentence aboard church board member in Park Chretien faces murder charges following a fatality case. The accused, identified as the spouse of a church official, stands accused in the alleged homicide. Proceedings and arraignment details are forthcoming.
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Gine
Sik Killed in Fight Uy Associates Pree
A fragmented Minneapolis dispatch reports a fatal fight at a small shack tied to Uy Associates. Police investigate sources identify the victim as Sik and note injuries on scene while officials urge calm as details unfold.
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Minneapolis, Minn
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Circuit Court Still Binds Investigation of Governor
Wea., Mar. 28 A jury in the second case tied to the investigation of Governor moot White has findings probable that the session will meet again. Reynolds Brewing figures, and a December incident involving a car window stone were cited. only two witnesses were examined. The proceedings may extend beyond today.
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Jesse B. Carr
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Theatre Students Clash With Police in Street Demonstration
In a student protest the group occupied streets near the theater, resisted police attempts to disperse, and staged disruptions. Officers retreated after stones and oil were hurled. students then erected barriers and damaged tramcars. Soldiers joined, bayonets used, and volleys fired as the clash continued until dusk.
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Indian Bigamists Return to Reservation
Cody Wyoming March 28 How Long Big and Mrs Crookd Crow eloped from the Crow Agency in January and have been living in Catliele. The wife claimed affection for her husband and will plead for him. The couple will be tried on a charge of bigamy with Lang Bar seeking arrest.
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Recital Portrait Highlights Miss Genevieve Baymaker
The Times-Star covers a Metropolitan College of Music recital featuring Miss Genevieve Baymaker and WoS Sterling pupils. Her performance of Graben Hoffman’s My Peace Gone and A May Morning showcases vocal and organ skills with expressive power. Baymaker, from Clarksburg, resides with her uncle Horace Gray on Lepington Avenue, Walnut Hill.
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Masonry Cornerstone Laying Planned for Fairmont
The Pair mont Masonic Building committee announced plans to lay the cornerstone for the new Masonic temple on April 3. Officials expect a large gathering and invite all masons and community members to attend the ceremony.
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Scaffold Collapse Collapses in Public Area
A damaged report notes a scaffold collapse near the lower Marys area, with bystanders and responders on site. Authorities are assessing injuries and the cause as fire crews and emergency personnel coordinate. The incident occurred in a crowded district, drawing attention from local residents.
Davis Buys Capitol Hotel in Glen Ekecems Deal
Edgar peer and Mr. Cubill enter agreement to purchase the Capitol hotel in Glen Ekecems. The buyers have not yet chosen the business line or location for future operations and Mr. Davis previously owned the Metropolitan hotel and the Crescent.
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Still at Deadlogk: Anisianapus Conference Adjourns Postpone
The Mar 28 conference in Uni adjourned after three hours with speakers heard from both bully sides. The record notes the event ended amid unresolved tensions and planned future sessions.
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Sesso
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Denied New Trial in Devt Shrrrick Case
Judge McCatletzt today denied the written appeal for a new trial in the case of Devt Shrrrick, former state auditor, who faced the award of time on the charge. Proceedings occurred at erin cemutt with limited details in the report.
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Unclear Fragment Prompts Harrison Family School Notes
Fragmentary OCR mentions Harrison students, Taw Lait Ay Oni Taye Chavis Sutton James Tobinson and Nellie Bassell. References to medical faculty, county representation, and university labs appear garbled, with numerous misspelled names and stray phrases. No coherent event or outcome can be determined.
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State Sunday School Convention Seeks Large Attendance
The 1800s event named for April 1, 18 and 19 drew expected large crowds. Committees listed include central, advertising, reception, and focal lodge roles with chairs such as R Hudson WB and Mie Gregor. Local leaders like Nathan Ogden and George Dunday named to organizing duties.
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