Watsons Bay and C Interest in Coal Fields Sale
The article describes the sale of the Baltimore and Ohio’s interest in Consolidation Coal Company to Watsons Bay and C for about 5 million dollars. It links the move to an Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into railroad coal property relations and a Supreme Court ruling restricting railroad involvement in coal commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pally
Baltimore
Syndicat Momibers
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Congress
Supreme Court
BL & C
Dirctorate
Consolidation Coal Company
Watson
Consolidation Company
B& O
Murray
Yaterday
Chal
B. & C. Railroad Company
Ft Railroad
Mantell Praised by Willett in Portrait of Shakespeare Hero
Philip Willettsgehor recalls Mantell's early English stage days and his rise to prominence. He hails Mantell as the greatest Shakespearean actor in the English speaking world, compares him to Booth Irving and Barry Sullivan, and notes Mantell’s lack of tricks and his studied, irreversible ascent in dramatic art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Willettsgehor
Siffor
Manchester
Guardian
Peas
Robért Mantel
Erikes Ie
Robert Man
Opera
Mr. Mantel
Miss Marriot
Mary Anderson
Fannie Davenport
Pittsburg
New
Mantel
Barrett
Forrest
McCollough
Tf Mantel
Edwin Booth
Sir Henry Irving
Barry Sullivan
England
Ana
Abelieve
Awanaptor
Richard Mansfeld
Blinkies
Tim
Richard Tit
Mmother
Ariene
Toeaig
Seneca Sie Fay Clark
Resignations Shake Consolidation Coal Company Board
Directors announce resignations at the Consolidation Coal Company amid a new stock purchase by a Baltimore syndicate led by J. W. Whesleright, J. Crawford, and C. W. Watson. The deal acquires 32 percent of Oudallor Coal, totaling about 5 million dollars with broader control of affiliated coal firms and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Murray
Geo. P
HL. Bond
Mir. Ranfiat
Blick
Baltimore
Watson
Goampiny
Hd Wasdciates
Con- On
Menfig
Mossra
J. Wheslieright
J. Crawfordek
C. W. Watson
Baltiwore
Mr. Watson
Black
E. A.B. Fleming
T. Be Wateon
L. Malone
Fairmont
Stha’Consolidation Coal Companys
Oudallor’ Coal Company
Alrut
Eyndicats
Consolidation Coal Company
Contacil
Somerset
Penninylvania
Clarkshare Enel Coa
Pittsburg & Fairmont Fuel
Southern Coal & Transportation Company
Baltmore
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ulna
Frenters Creck
Baltimora
Yoo Watron
Coneoldation Conk
Glire
Gmeentratel
Slavs Robbed of Sings Near Grafton West Virginia
Workers at the Maryland Coal Company in Windle or County near Grafton were robbed of seven hundred dollars by unknown persons. They had visited Clarke and one man had imbibed freely. The next morning a trunk with the money was found broken in a field, the cash missing. Theories point to someone at the mine aware of the men's drunken state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Coal Company
Windlewior County
W. Va
Grafton
Clarkehure
Trix
License Year Begins The City Faces License Fees
The city clerk and deputies, along with the sheriff and tax collector, reveal the new license year details. They report the aggregate amount for licenses to be around twenty thousand dollars, affecting the neighborhood financially.
Hubbard Declares Candidacy for West Virginia Congress
Wil liam P Hubbard, Wheeling lawyer and former state tax official, announces his bid for Congress in West Virginia's First District. He cites support from district friends, while rivals Jim and Captain Davener and others loom, with Fleming and Reed also mentioned as potential candidates. Hubbard previously served in the state legislature and on the State Tax Commission, and his announcement aims to unite Republican support for the nominating race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
William
P. Hubbard
West Virginia
Hir Jana
Hubbard
Jim
Davener
Thomas W. Fleming
Fairmont
Fleming
Stuart F. Reed
Clarksburg
Sande
Hubbardyne
Congress
John C. Pendleton
Gen. Goff
Goff
Ono County
State University
Morgantown
West
Virginia
Mine Changes Lead Superintendent Appointments
The Perry mings under the Pithary-Pairmont Ford Company appoints a new superintendent. Mr. Smith, formerly with Lyne Two Lick and West Fock mines, takes a key position. Jawell Childs becomes bu ftraident at Lynch Two Lick and Eat Fork mines, adding Trix duties as superintendent of Tater- Vaines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Mings
Adaimenin
Pithary-Pairmont Ford Company
Smith
Lyne
Cleveland Lake Erie port strike halts ore shipments
In Cleveland and across Lake Erie ports workers on the Take Carriers Association boats and docks quit at midnight in a mass walkout. Every port shows strained conditions as ore and coal shipments stop and thousands of workers are affected, with about four thousand directly impacted in Cleveland.
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Asoociateah Pa
Cleveland
Tte
Tonashordmens Ma Trapsport Workers Union
Take Cartiers Association
Worl
Lake Erie
Clarkshire brewery opens with strong crowd and samples
Clarkshire brewery opened Tuesday drawing several hundred visitors who toured the plant and sampled the new beer. The Tay opening was from 2 to 4 pm with music by Wells' orchestra and a lively turnout. Special beers Pinnickinnick at 16 cents and Clarksburg Brak at 10 cents drew attention. over twenty Pennsylvanians traveled to attend, including Barri W. Ge Mee Grit and others from Somerset and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkshire Brewery
Popening
Tay
Clarkshurs
Pinnickinnick and
Clarksburg Brak
Barri W. Ge
A. J. Coleman
Ands Wa Me Parsons
Somerset
F. Andl Godel
George = Hoang
Teinnetth
Gs Bansby
C.J. Lawson
Pittabuti
Dougherty Arrested for Carrying a Gun in West End
The article reports Earl Doughertyarrested after a May 4 warrant charged him with carrying a gun. Constable Andy Lyon investigated the West End scene and the court trial followed with witnesses and defense providing testimony on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doughertye
Mie
Atves
Squire Gorlun
dMoAten
Earl Dowherty
Andy Lyon
West End
Dougherty
Roel Side
AMY DAY STRIKES ACROSS CITIES FOR WAGE DEMANDS
In Cincinnati, about five hundred phone workers and several hundred pipe fitters and electricians struck for higher wages. The 850 linemen at telephone companies sought a raise, but the demand was rejected. action to continue rests with national officers. Youngstown saw six hundred painters, carpenters, falcons and iron workers strike for an eight hour day and union recognition. Indianapolis reported four hundred carpenters striking for a five percent wage boost. outcome pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Cincinnati
Associated Press
Youngstown
Ini
Asociater! Presa
Indianapolis
Catholic Fair Proves Quite Successful at Cree Hall
The Catholic fair at Cree Hall for the benefit of the proposed parochial school drew strong patronage. The event was festive with supper served from 5 o’clock, and refreshments available. Amusement attracted both young and old as the fair proceeds tonight.
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Cree Hall
Baltimore Banker Praises Clarksburg Banks Visit
W A Shoemaker of Baltimore representing the Commercial National Bank spent Monday night in Clarksburg as a guest at the Waldo hotel. He praised Clarksburg banks as strong and sound, noting rising reserves and surplus and calling the city a leading banking center in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Shoemaker
Baltimore
Commercial Farm
Om National Bank
Clarksburg
Waldo Hotel
Mc Shoemaker
Thein
Hinaseltag
Glarkeburg
Mao Pangea
Wetsta
San Frances
Bonds Win At Dalem Election
The report describes a heated Dalem election on bonds with strong opposition and proponent support. Voters faced a tense climate as supporters pressed for approval while critics argued against the proposition amid alleged irregularities and uneven ward majorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonds
Pythians Meet at Shinnstown
Pythians gather in Shinnstown to organize a temple of Sidlare. Attendees from Clarkstorg include Dh Wy AL Fletcher AC Villers W Slont and Payton Cost. The meeting aims to form a peasiom and will be held at a stated night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glarkstorg
Wy AL Fletcher
Ac” Villers W. Slont
Payton Cost
Freight Wreck on the Branch Reported
Fragmentary OCR describes a freight wreck on a branch line with unclear details and several garbled names. It mentions authorities and possible investigation but provides no coherent dates or places.
Special Term A I tomk ascient whit Fe Te notaries pre
The fragment notes a special term involving notaries and Fe Te, with uncertain names and dates. Readable parts indicate a court or legal proceeding but lack clear action or outcome. Further context would clarify the participants and stakes.
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Martin Caral
Vie Breit
Cary AfWiks
Polivh
Therday
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Amy Day
Saloniay
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