Alexandria Auction Lot Sale And Band Concert
Jerome W Stuart announces a public auction of 45 lots in Alexandria Addition Hepzibah W Va. sale Saturday May 10 at 2 06 pm with no reserve, rain or shine. property near a chemical plant and industries, near a school, streetcars at the front, two fares to Clarksburg. Ladies invited.
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Alexandria
Hepzibah
Clarks
Orelock
Harrison
Virginia
Widder
Strodtte
Mail Street
Clerksburg
Battek Dolan
Arnot Brandle
Main Street
Tradér# Alley
Homer W. Williams
B. Stringer Roegess
Fine singer Bruce Wallace thrills Bijou crowd with range
Bruce Wallace the high tone singer opened at the Bijou theater to a large enthusiastic audience. He displayed great range of tone and flute like clarity, earning repeated applause and encore requests. An evening program included song changes and seating for 8:30. A.D. Basseig plans a Lost Crowk lot sale in May.
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Bruce Wallace
Wallace
REC
A.D. Basseig
Lost Crowk
A Singular Duel Reveals an Electric Lamp Trick
A theater tale recounts a staged knife throwing aided by a box light flash. Weatherill, his wife, and a witnessing patron unfold how an electric lamp in an enemy’s pocket exposed a fatal attempt. After the lamp was found, Weatherill faced no murder charge and the witness joined his staff. Captain M. G Sperry sailed to New York on business.
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Weatherill
Wetherill
Kottie
Smiss
Weatherills
Westherill
Mmn
Fire damages Angle Inn pharmacy owner suspects burglary
Ballengee, proprietor of the Angle Inn pharmacy, reports fire Tuesday morning may follow a burglary. He says a small amount of cash was stolen and a window near a telephone pole was left open. His lost will totals about 1000 dollars, partly insured. An earlier break in weeks prior yielded cigars and candy. he suspects youngsters were involved.
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Ballengee
Te Angle Inn
Ness
Robben
Balangee
Keene for Grand Jury on Robbery Try At Diamond Saloon
Charles Keene was held for the next grand jury on two charges of attempting to rob J C Dodds a noted oil driller of a roll containing 250 dollars in a Diamond saloon on West Pike street Policeman James Simms testified he saw Keene slip the roll from Dodds pocket drop it and press it with his foot The money was recovered and Dodds credited Keene was jailed for lack of bail.
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J. C. Dodds
Diamond
West Pike Street
Charles Keene
T. G. Nicewarner
Keene
James Simms
Dodd
Dana
Train Riders Sentenced for Rail Yard Offense
George Hall and David Hammond were each jailed for ten days for train riding in a county jail. They were arrested Monday evening by J. 4. Campbell of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad private detective force. Magistrate T. G. Nicewarner imposed the sentences after a hearing Tuesday morning.
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George Hall
David Hammond
J. 4. Campbell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
T.G. Nicewarner
Professor sues dean over two thousand dollar claim
Morgantown May 6 Tifiah Barnes a professor of law at West Virginia University has brought suit against Barnes E Hogg dean of the college for two thousand dollars alleged as due for helping compile an annotated edition of the state code.
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Morgantown
Tifiah Barnes
Collect of Law
West Virginia University
Bames E. Hogg
Judge Peters Named For West Virginia Wesleyan Marietta Debate
The Rev. Lewis E. Peters of this city was chosen as a judge for Friday night’s debate on the initiative referendum and recall between West Virginia Wesleyan College and Marietta College in Buckhannon. He will leave Buckhannon Friday morning for the assignment. Parker sburg, May 6 James McGill, prominent resident, dies after a long illness at 75.
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Lewis E. Peters
Buckhannon
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Marietta College
Marietta
Bishop Hamilton to preside at West Virginia M E Conference
Bishop John Hamilton of Boston will preside over the West Virginia Methodist Episcopal Conference to be held at Buckham on October 8. Mrs Ellen Iyan Templeman has returned home from a visit in the East.
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John Hamilton
Boston
Buckham
Ellen Iyan Templeman
Teo Bright Lawsuit Quip Echoes Philadelphia Press
Fragmentary OCR hints at a Philadelphia Press exchange about a damage suit. A quoted reply questions success and legal representation, mentioning a person named Teo Bright and a claim of losing everything. Details are unclear due to damage.
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Teo Bright
Philadelphia Press
Farmers Bank of Shirtetown seeks bids for new bank building
Far mers Bank of Shirtetown West Virginia invites proposals for erection and completion of a bank building in Shirtstein. Bids must include a certified cashiers check for five hundred dollars and be deposited by May 1 1915. Plans available from the bank with a ten dollar deposit. the bank reserves the right to reject any bid.
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United LX Woolen Mills
Farmers Bank of Shirtetaa W. Vaamet
Farmers Bank
Bosrn of Directors
Co. M. Cunningham
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Peasiee-Gaulbert Co
Louisville
Johnson & Garrett
Ial
Berte
Latstetter
Jerome W Stuart
M. G Sperry
New York
Angle Inn
Man
Nice Warner
Sues
Dean Hogg
J. P. McGill
Parkersburg
McGill
Thomas
O .Este
E Limited Woolen Milis G
Pike Street
United ‘Woolen Mills
Charleston
Wheeling, W, VA
Market Street
Fairmont
W Va
Middletown, O
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Third Street
Columbus
High Street
Cincinnati
Vine Street
Zanesville
Front Street
Tional Bank
The
National ‘Bank of
Clarksburg
Perkins Boynton
Court of the United States
Northern District
West Virginia
E. Stringer Busgess
Ler
Wy Sirtve
District Court of the United States
Wet Virginia
W Frank Stout
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