Court to Call Grime Docket Indictments Returned
Grand jury returns indictments with a list of defendants including Creighton Turner Shaw Kurts Tarcosan and Kyle. Several plead not guilty to misdemeanor charges. John Hawkins and Rank Johnson appear, with murder cases set for next Wednesday as grand jury work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Erand
Bate
AD Creighton
Attimes
Turner
Frank Shaw
Harry Kurts
Gouts Tarcosan
Benjamin Kyle
Wat Acheson
A. J. Jenkins
Cy Mount
Hurt
Wells
Arthur W. Barnes
Duck Gary
John Hawkins
O'Nell
Johnson
Passenger Assaults Conductor in Palm City Incident
A passenger attacked conductor Jurnace aboard a transit car and a warrant was issued for Harper on related charges. Magistrate Gordon WoW Gar Mo set a hearing for nine this morning as officers prepared service of the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Comifore
J. Ke
Gordon Wow Gar
Rewer's
Polat Comfort
Hod Wis
Jurnace
Harp
Ameantt
Setwes
Harper
Telephone Men In Session In Fairmont
The International Independent Telephone Association convened in Fairmont with the executive committee meeting at 2 00 pm and sessions including president’s address, treasurer’s report, and committee appointments. Speakers include A C Davis Parkersburg and F K Herford Charleston with remarks by M N Neely Fairmont and Ermak L Team Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Wnqual
A. ”C. Davis, Parkersburg, W. Va. Ribf Decratary W. ©. Mond Fun, Whiseling
W. Va
Lloyd
Heoghley
Woxton
M.N. Neely
Fairmont Menponse
F. K. Herford
Charleston
Fire kills four in New York tenement blaze
A fire at 102 Orchard Street in a tenement left four dead Yva Borg Samuel Sach Hatile Koylowan and an unidentified man twelve people were injured in what authorities believe was incendiary in origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kotr
Orchard Airout
Yva Borg
Samuel Sach
Hatile Koylowan
Italian Victim Identified by Watch in Mine No 6 Disaster
The body of an Italian victim from the Monongah explosion was found in Mine No. 6. The remains were badly decomposed, delaying identification, but a watch helped friends recognize him.
Reverend Vinnert to Speak at Court House Tonight
The Rev. George A. Vinnert will deliver two addresses on the temperate question at the courthouse this evening starting at 7 30. All are invited to hear him. Col J Partridge of Turkers furs attended the funeral of James T Grady today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Vinnert
Col. J. Partridge
Terkersfurs
James T. Grady
Train Robbers Kill Messenger Near Castle Rock
Train robbers boarded a Denver and Rio Grande passenger train at Castle Rock and shot messenger Charnel B. Wilzht, killing him and taking about $100 found in a small bag in the baggage car. The crime was discovered when the train reached Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver, Coloy
Roberts
Denver
Frame Building on Elk Street Burned Damages Cause Unknown
A two story frame building on Elk Street between Pike and Main, owned by Sampson Harbert, burned Wednesday night. The upper floor burned. the shop on the first floor run by blacksmith C. J. Lee and another family occupied the second floor. Loss estimated a few hundred dollars with no insurance. Fire department responded promptly to the alarm. Harbert owned an interest in the blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekstreet
Pike and
Main Streets
Sampson Harbert
Caroling
Jackson
Pipelty Bro
C. J. Lee
Lee
Harvert
Crowded Immaculate Conception Church Mourns Local Citizen
The Immaculate Conception Church held a high requiem mass for James J. Dendy who died suddenly Tuesday. Rev. Father John A. Steynolds delivered the elegiac address as knights of St. John and other orders served as bearers. The funeral proceeded to Holy Cross cemetery with Masons in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Morbie
James J. Dendy
Frmda
Clarkshurs
Enesfol
John A. Steynolds
Knights of St. John
Knights of
Com Inmduk
Elles Lodge
Turein
Goryice
Holy Crow
Reductions Sought by Charleston Firms Before Police Board
At Charleston this week the following companies were among those aiding their petitions for reductions in assessments or more favorable rates. Fairmont Coal Company, Fairmont Gas and Light Companies, and the Fairmont and Clarksville Textile Companies, represented by G. M. Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Fairmont Coal Company
Fairmont Gax and Light
Chicken thieves steal fifty fowls on rural farm
Poultry theft on the Weat Millert road near Mennngan’s farm. Thieves took about fifty fowls in a night raid leaving a note clue. Constables are pursuing two suspects and investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A Mennngan
Weat Millert
Arrest Brings Sheriff to Marsville After Felony Indictment
A group including Constable J Worthy Schrader and officers headed to Marsville Thursday afternoon to arrest Artmus Smith on a telemy indictment for shooting, following a caped incident. The sheriff, Maria Smith, led the pursuit in a buggy with the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constie
J. Worthy Schrader Ami Muelstrate
G. Harry Gordon
Murder Toll Grows As Farm Fire Reveals Nine Bodies
Laporte Indiana May 7 death toll from a farm house fire and subsequent discoveries near Mrs Balle Guitioso’s property rises as nine murdered persons are found. Among the remains are believed to be Mrs Guiness and three children. Lamphere faces accusations but claims innocence. Sheriff and prosecutors pursue evidence to connect the deaths. A key witness, Bessie Conklin, is reported to have ties to Lamphere and the case.
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Laporte
Ind
Balle Guitioso
Guiness
Hee
Binewu
Lamphere
Smith
Heldvby
Sheriff Smaizer
Mila
Bessie Conklin
Michigan City
Threste
Death of Jack Holloway at Clarksburg
Jack Holloway aged man of Clarksburg dies at home on Chestnut Street after a lingering illness. He leaves a widow and three children. Funeral Friday at 2 20 PM at Elk View Cemetery with service at Ten Street M E Church led by Rev G W Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anck Holloway
Clarksburg
Rog Chestnut Street
Holloway
Aaron Wilson
Dean
Dale Dean
Anil & Son
Wahington
Pas
Pritay
Ak the Ten Sireet M. E
G. W W. Jenkin
Elk View Cemetery
Rumpus at Hotel Ends With Disorderly Charge
Chauncey Gordon former night porter at Traders hotel faced disorderly conduct charges after a chaotic scene at the hotel lobby. He posted a zero dollar fine and failed to appear for police court morning session. John Kinney, arrested for public drunkenness, was released by Mayor Wood with a promise to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Gordon
Traders Hotel
Nao Téstic
Sesson
Hipe
Ohn Kinney
Wood
Meeting of Pros. of Clark and Coalaby districts
A meeting of the voters of Clark and Coalaby districts will be held in room over T. Grif store on West Pike Street Friday at eight oclock to appoint delegates to the country convention and organize activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Coalaby
T. Grif
West Pike
Star Chamber Plots Stall Democratic Control For Sheriff Clerk
A chaotic political column alleges the Democratic machine hatching schemes with Prohibitionists to trade whiskey and water in county offices. It claims John J. McReynolds seeks sheriff, Taney Harrison and Felix Sutton are candidates, and disputes over the county clerkship persist with backroom power plays and plans to rig future offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Machine
Prohibition Party
Morshan
Cam Herald
John J. McReynolds
Taney Harrison
Felix Sutton
Tetrick
Star-Chamber
Monument to F L Lewis Grave Unveiled at Elkview
The Woodmen of the World will unveil a monument at the grave of F L Lewis in Elkview cemetery during their June meeting. Joseph Tees will preside as master of ceremonies. Clarence Wiseman, Fred Ent, Marvey McChung, MG Cunningham and Clinton O Taylor were elected to membership. D M Deem and E R Holden were initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Lewis
Elkview Cemetery
Woodmen of the Wood
Joseph Tees
Clarence Wiseman
Fred Ent
Marvey McChung
MG. Cunningham
Clinton
Summer Excursions From Connelinvinle By Rail
C W Allen traveling passenger agent for the B and O announces summer trips. The first itinerary heads to Denver via Pittsburgh and Chicago with return plans and stops at Fairmont and other western cites. Fare details and schedule appear for early May departures with connections to Chicago and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Allen
Connelinvinle
Gus J. Green
Marten Jucetia
Wheeling
Denver
Owlo
Fairmont
Kentucky Taft Vote At Republican Convention
Louisville May 7 Taft forces gained a strong showing at the Republican state convention as the credentials committee report approved a Taft favored slate. The resolutions report backed tariff reform a sound financial system a large navy and public utility regulation without government ownership instructing delegates to vote for Taft for president.
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Louisville
Dale- Rater
Callea
Committee On Credentials
Mehion
Wax
Committee On
Taft
Summer Normal Bridgeport Opens With Local Students
Summer Normal in Bridgeport opened with many local names listed as students. Professor W A Beer of Clarksburg will visit twice weekly to lecture on teaching methods and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Mirsta
Audra Jarvis
Caleb Bond
Panny Graves
Deztin Lawson
Clara Mar UN
Ora Leatherman
Lena Martin
Harriett Lang
Jowsie Bartlett
Aunt Bhock
Ethel Francis
Mary Staunton
Chartle Sigiey
Mayme Janos
Minnie Martin
Ila Sturm
Dena
Greathouse
Bertha Fowler
Vienna Stephens
Carmen “McAfee
Mary Curran
Jessie Kester
Leta Haggerty
Perry Thomas
Mesara
Albert Wright
Wille Matheny
H.W. Wentfall
John Lang
Harry Thompson
Marold Rose
Okey Morrison
Stanley Davebn
Wari Lawson
Genovon Stout
Mark Grown
W. A. Beer
Clarksburg
Stenley W C T A MeetingReports Vote of Thanks Adopted
The Stenley addition W C T A held a poster day afternoon at the president Mrs Ul E Waters home adopting a vote of thanks to Judge Charles W Lynch for his charge to the grand jury. Attendees showed good attendance and active interest in the proceedings.
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Stenley
W. C
T. A. Poater
Tha
Mra UL E. Waters
Charles W. Lynch
Graund
Dhe
Roosevelt Party Leaves Washington for Mineola Outing
President and Mrs Roosevelt with five guests departed Washington at 11 30 this morning for Mineola to spend a brief outing at the president’s country place Ping Knot returning Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Hogavelt
Roosevelt Party
First Presbyterian Church Invites Wheeling Minister as Pastor
At a congregational meeting the First Presbyterian Church in Wheeling invited Rev. Mr Lyons bornmer of Wheeling to the pastorate. Rev. Dr. J. H. Flanagan of Gratton presided as moderator. Rev. Lyonsberg preached here recently and was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Wheeling
Fit Presbyterian Church
Tnt
Lyons Bormer
J. H. Flanagan
Gratton
Lyenborger
Tin Mermons
Court Contempts Bill Introduced By Congress
A historic text outlines a statute project by Congressman Hubbard addressing court contempt. It details authority of judges to request district or circuit judges from the same state for hearings and to align judgments with those opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matetr
Congress
Hubbard
W. P. Hubbard
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
United States
Atich Court
Clecult
Water Street Colored School Commencement and Programs
The Water Street Colored School outlines its May and June events. May 29 at 3 p.m. features a class sermon by Rev. G W Jenkins at the school hall. May 25 to 28 covers in-connection day, exams, and grammar department closing exercises. Golden Rule Literary Society program and primary to intermediate graduation follow, leading to the high school commencement on June 1 with an address by John C Domes, recorder of deeds, Washington D C. June 2 holds the annual program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G_ W
WW. Jenkins
Bexin
Pridar
Priday
Golden Rule Literary Society
John C. Domes
Deeds
Washington D. C
Banquet to Fleet in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 4 the day’s main events include a military cavalcade and the governor’s lantern ceremony this evening as part of the feet feadyiitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Revolutions Reported On Tremp Crate State Conventing
The Bryan Plank reports a May 7 event at a Tremp crate state conventing where plans to report a plank of instructions for Bryav were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maus
Hns
Bryav
General Conference reports earnings and policy gains
Baltimore May 7 The General Conference reports show Methodist books and publishing profits rising over the quadrennium with total sales of 1 402 582 and dividends declared. The report notes expanded publishing output and a focus on literature that builds Christian character while maintaining efficiency and new hymnals.
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Baltimore
Mara Sfolowlce Teals
Muthotlot
Bomic
York
Tabor
Tommthiare
Jolas Investments
Sam Prancisby
Stromsay
Tong
Ituten
Piitetnre
Detroit
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Hawkins
Monongah
Elk Street
James T. Drndy
Earth
Reductions
Jack Holloway
Gordon
Forfelus
Pros
Vee Ottoone
Savelon
of Lewis
Woodmen of the World
Chicago
Ouicaco
wWhear
Onte
Kentucky
Webb
Charles W. Lyndhy
Pine Knot
Colored School
Bryan Plank
General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopial Church
Book Concern
Bip
Uwe
Phil Gineral Gontiqooe
Methodist
Laucopal i
Wolakiya
Chork
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