Theodore Roosevelt praised as successor to Lincoln and Grant
The speech lauds Theodore Roosevelt as the great modern successor to Washington Jackson Lincoln and Grant. It defends his patriotism and record including building the Panama Canal and uniting oceans. It urges Clarkburg citizens to fund a monument to American soldiers and notes local civic issues and potential office moves.
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Ann Today
Hite Widhabbe
Tike Jackson
Ike’ Sincoln
Grant
Theodore’ Hoosavelt
Uftle
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Pacific
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Public roads target by June amid county debate
The Fairmont Times weighs local repair needs and recalls Rev. J. D. Simmons on past year. Tilman imitates Sam Jones crusty style as discussion shifts to road work and a possible bond issue at Adamaton. Telegram notes waning bond talk and fans criticizing Beavers.
Unclaimed Letters at Clarksburg Post Office 1907 List
Unclaimed letters listed for the Clarksburg West Virginia post office advertised April 29 1907. Names include Winnie Bailey C F Blunden N M Barnhurst R J Banks John Bennett Gus Bell Austen Brown C B Collins George Caufield and many others with several package counts noted.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Winnie Baily
C. F. Blunden
N. M. Barnhurst
R. J. Banks
John Bennett
Gus Bell
Austen Brown
C. B. Collins
George Caufield
Grace Cameron
William D. Cross
Wil D. Cross
Robbertson
John Straule, Jr
H. T. Sizemore
Bessie Stout
Lajos Spiner
Bessie Shinn
A. J. Taylor
Albert Taylor
C. V. Thoner
Florence Taylor
Ottie Talkington
Robert Vincent
William Wille
Lucy Wilson
Bob Wilson
Cyan Wikulauyi
Bruce Wills
C. D. Feely
Pobta Stefaanus
B. W. Wells
Turina Movement Spurs Nationwide Protests and Capitol marching
Fragmented reports describe ferocious protests across the country as armed demonstrators march on the capitol. President Roosevelt reportedly warns the Department of Justice about dangerous acts tied to royalist sentiments and the 1905 constitution, while Oklahoma unrest draws federal attention. A separate note: Dill remains at large after nine years, rearrested in Kansas City, with further war readings mentioned. In Berlin, the German-American provisional tariff agreement passes a federal coup.
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Clarksburg
West Virginia
Nathan Go
United States Circuit Court
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Jess Statesman
Eee
Oklahoma
Dill
Kansas City
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W. C. Morrison
W. L. Geppert
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Jackson
Phillip Frenau
National Gazette
Tyrane
Lincoln Booth
Tradera Alley
Fourth Street
Traders Alley
Pike Street
Internal Revenue Office
Parkersburg
Morgantown
Chamber of Commerce of
Staten Alatric Alterace Indamarshal
Claplebirg
Clarkubare
Heng
Tillman
Fairmont Times
the Times
J. D. Simmonson
Tilman
Sam Jones
Bond Jasne
Adamaton
Ingalled
Hood
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt In & Nate
Departaent Aot
Berlin
Germusr
Hill Brothers
New York
Dentists Leggett Building
Ward Street
Parson-Souders CO
Main Street
Roberts Dhord
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Rhodes
Guaranty Loan and Investment Co
Odd Fellows Building
Clarksburg, W. Va
Lowndes Savings Bank & Trust Co
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