Train Collision Kills Four Near Wheeling West Virginia
A collision between westbound Baltimore and Ohio No. 2 from New York and eastbound freight near Wheeling West Virginia killed Fireman Christy and Brslgh Fireman Thomas and four others. Conductor and engineer injured. passenger C A Riley unharmed. Cause listed as a misunderstanding of orders.
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Oe. Uy Associated Preez
Wheeling
W. Va
New York
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Ee Rock
Psihier
Burton
C. G. Warmster
Bellaire
Christy
Thomas
C. A. Riley
Pitched Battle on Sugar Island Kills Two in Kentucky
In Middlesboro Kentucky on Sugar Island a battle left John Howard and Martin Green dead and Howard fatally wounded. Jim and George Green were badly hurt with others injured as authorities investigate the melee.
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Associated Presa
Middlesboro
Sugar
Mayor bans street preaching amid Western Federation ties
Tay Associated Press reports Hoise Idaho May 7 where Mayor Hataet orders enforcement against street preaching during Haywood related rallies and Western Federation activities. City remains quiet as Judge Wood weighs defense request for a bill of particulars.
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Tay
Preaz
Hoise
Tdsho
Hataet
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Tax Inquisitors Win Their Case Nationwide
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that circuit court judgments against tax inquisitors be vacated and the inquisitors receive full compensation at the agreed rate. Gillian announced the decision, estimating total compensation around 50,900 dollars for all tax inquisitors statewide.
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Associated Press
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Gilfillan
Dayton
Tsx
Circuit Court
Gillian
Fight to finish in Ohio contest tight with Taft forces
Senator WK met with Governor Harris and Secretary Malloy amid a heated Republican split. Dick declared no compromise in the struggle with the Taft forces, signaling a hard line as events unfold in Columbus.
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OHTO
Associated Frees
Columbus
Harris
Malloy
Taft
British Irish Administrative Council Bill Introduced
In London on May 7 the Irish council bill to establish and fund an Administrative Council at Dublin was introduced in the House of Commons by the chief secretary for Ireland. In Birmingham the jury returned a verdict in the case of Alex R. Chisholm, former paying teller, charged with embezzling $200,000 from the National Bank.
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Associated Press
Sirmingham, Als
Alex R. Chisholm
Bank of Birmingham
Ody
Funston Ready To Take A Plan
San Francisco May 7 The United Railways in this city discharged all employees who failed to report for duty and prepared to run cars with strikebreakers. Federal troops are not yet anticipated. A Baptist ministers council meets at Enon Baptist church near Bristol to decide on the ordination of Hegar Sheets with Rev L B Peters and others attending.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
United Railways Company
General Funston
Council of Baptists Minsters
Enon Baptist Church
Bristol
Heg.ar. Sheets
L. B. Peters
A. B. McDanel
Lloyd W. Holden
George W. Wootter
Shinnston
L. B. Moore
Parkersburg
Peel Tree man recovers after appendicitis operation
Frank White of Peel Tree brother of Cashier H. White of Union National Bank is recovering nicely in a local hospital after an appendicitis operation Sunday.
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Frank White
Peel Tree
H. White
Union National Bank
Mrs Hollister to Attend State Maccabees Convention
Mrs Lillian M Hollister Supreme Commander of the Ladies of the Maccabees of the World arrives in Port Huron Mich to attend the state convention and to present the program for an address at the public meeting to be held at the courthouse Thursday night.
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Lillian M. Hollister
The
Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
Port Huron
Mich
Order
Court House
John B. Payne
Clarksburg
Detroit
Knights of the Maccabees
Ladies of the Maccabees
MQS
Helen T. Burt
Helen” T. Burt
Wheeling
Beever Brook Mine Family Fire Kills Three
A fire at Beever Brook mining village in Hazleton PA killed three members of the Ditengey family including a miner's wife and two children. The blaze destroyed their house and a nearby row of nother houses. Fire crews battled the flames but the victims perished in the blaze.
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Ity
Hazleton Pa
Joseph Ditengey
S Miner
Bowses
Beever Brook
Vilage Meer
Leatherbury InscRed Col George Gebberbury Knee Injury
Fragmentary report notes Col George Gebberbury suffers a knee injury during training or action. Details are unclear from the OCR snippet but imply a medical concern affecting duties. Further text needed for full context.
Public Meeting Opens State Maccabees Convention
A public meeting in the courthouse Thursday at 8 pm features music by Wells's Orchestra and multiple addresses from Maccabees leaders and guests. The State convention begins Friday with a parade at 2 pm and a degree team contest for the State banner, followed by a banquet and parallel activities by the Ladies of the Maccabees and Uniform Bank.
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Wells
Helen T. Burt
Bini Me West
Supreme Record Keeper
W. H. Sletser
Cleveland
Uniform Bank K. C. T. M
Ladies of the Maccabees
Uniform Bank
Street Car Line to Bridgeport Extension Planned
The Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction Company aims to extend its line from Grasse lli to Bridgeport a distance of about two and a half miles. Work could start within weeks as Bridgeport experiences an industrial growth bringing factories and expanded commerce. Residents welcome the service anticipating strong patronage and a profitable prospect.
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Fairmont & Clarksburg
Tracion Company
Grasselli
Bridggport
Bridgetport
Bridgeport
Moat
Retail Clerks Meet to Back Early Closing Movement
The Retail Clerks association gathered at Eugie hall with about forty members. Glen Extt has joined the closing movement and local merchants plan window cards promoting early closing. Many retail stores are expected to join the effort.
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Retail Clerks" Association
Test Nigst
Eugie
Glen Ext
Carde
Five Graduates At Broaddus Institute This Week
Five graduates will be recognized at Broaddus Institute with events starting Friday night March 1. The baccalaureate sermon is set for Sunday morning June 3 at First Baptist Church by Rev Dr Elkanah Halley, the principal. Commencement occurs Wednesday June 5 with graduates Lot Adams Kerfoot Boughner Martin L Baldwin Faith Kemper and Grace Lightburn.
Obscure Entry Lets Nocturnal Bystanders In
A fragmented OCR note mentions a person named Michael and a place Sardis with unclear details about a person living there. The text is garbled and provides no verifiable event or outcome to summarize.
Lunatic Slays Six in San Francisco Home
A man named Walter Charley Davis fatally shot six residents at 414 Pierres street in San Francisco during a fit of insanity. Victims include Orson Bush and his wife with their two young sons, M H Zinton, a carpenter, and Mrs Dillon D Carothers an elderly boarder. Davis was overpowered and handed to police as a crowd gathered.
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Uly Associated Press
Ban Francisco
Walter Charley
Davis
Carpenter
Pierres Street
Orson
Bush
W. & Bard
M.H. Zinton
New Yorks
Dillon D. Carothers
Glarkeburg Driving and Riding Club Formed at Waldo Hotel
The Glarkeburg Driving and Riding Club was organized at the Waldo hotel. Officers elected: John W. Davis president Haymond Maxwell secretary and treasurer. Executive committee members B. B. Delson R. J. Gazley and Arthur Parsons. A constitution and by laws adopted. The club lists 31 members and a ten dollar fee. Plans for future work were announced but not detailed.
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Glarkeburg
Waldo Hotel
John W. Davis
Haymond Maxwell
B. B. Delson
R. J. Gazleynd
Arthur Parsons
Revolver Yields After Suspect Resists Arrest at Wilconburg
Constable Shrader tried to arrest Price George Monday afternoon at Wilconburg. George ran, but Shrader drew a revolver, causing George to surrender. In Magistrate Harry Gordon’s court, George was fined $2 and costs for disturbing the peace and required to post a $50 bond to keep the peace for six months. he furnished the bond and was released.
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Shrader
Price George
Witsenburg
George
Harry Gordon
Maderis-Hill-Clark Coal Co
Wilconburg
C. H. Springer
Gordon
Time runs out for towns to publish financial statements
Charleston May 7 The time is up for several towns to print their financial statements and those noncompliant will be severely dealt with An official said many towns in the state avoid the legal newspaper rate and have failed to make their financial conditions known through the press
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Charleston
Multimillionaire Eat By Asanciaved Presa Sw Tork
The fragmentary text mentions a multimillionaire and names such as Asanciaved Presa and Charles EK, with a date hint May 7. Details are unclear, but the items suggest a boating or business context involving notable individuals.
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Asanciaved Presa
TORK
Charles EK
Drug Trust Hearing Delayed as Government Seeks Injunction
The government postponed the antimony of the Drug Trust case in Indianapolis with 42 defendants. A decree granting a perpetual injunction is expected tomorrow, advancing the government’s aim to dissolve the organization. Separately a Montana train robbery near Welch’s is reported with an engineer killed and a fireman wounded. two to three robbers fled, bloodhounds used in the search, no money recovered.
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Associates Trees
Indianapolis
Ind
Asabet
Drug Trust
Associated Press
Butt
Mont
J ‘Coast Limited
Fle
Welch
Frank Clow
Arrest Warrant Leads to Custody for Support Case
Arthur Z Hil of Grassells chemical works was arrested Tuesday by Constable Ford on a warrant from Magistrate Gordon’s court issued by his wife Emma May Hitt for failure to support their minor children. He appeared Thursday at 1 o'clock. The report also notes the burial of 54 year old Columbia Hd wards at West Union and mentions family relations. further details are unclear.
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Arthur Z. Hil
Grassells Chemical Works
Ford
Gordon's Court
Emma May “Hitt
Hill
Reichstag Advances Pact Reading Between U S and Germany
The Reichstag in Berlin today approved the first reading of a commercial modus vivendi proposed between the United States and Germany. The tentative accord aims to ease trade friction and set preliminary terms for ongoing relations during evolving diplomatic talks.
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Sevccteted Press
Berlin
Te Reichstag
Germany
Hope Natural Gas Drilling Progress Spotted Across Counties
Reports show Hope Natural Gas Company active in Katy Lick and adjacent areas drilling test wells. Projects include the MV Plant farm in Bardia District and multiple tests on W Swigh J Dy Fortney farms, with activity along Teamile Creek and Limestungere coal district.
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Hope Natural Gar Co
Katy Lickeawe
Bardia
Hope Pany Te Bulding
Bagte
W. & Swigh
J. Dy Fortney Farma
Teamile Creek
Philadel Phila
J. W. Flowers
E. Lee Com
Katy Lick Run
Ages Dis
Tomuparty
Limestungere
Coal District
Iustom Gay Company
Canningham Fas
Union District
Filtanalysis
Snd
Lassie
Art store opening by Col Caln promises Japanese works
Fragmentary notes describe Col A Caln opening an art store linked to imperial themes and planning to showcase Japanese art wares. The text hints at a strategic or ceremonial context but remains unclear on specifics of location or dates.
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Col
A. Caln Te Pers
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