Unusually Large Suit In Circuit Court Over Coal Lands
A lengthy case involves 25 000 acres of coal land in Harrison and Doddridge counties West Virginia. Plaintiffs Price Browsfield Fleming Linn Lehman Powell Fleming Freeman seek 40 729 12 and enforce a lien via attachment on coal lands after sales and transfers from 1901 1902. Defendants Douglas Coun Swearingen and partners face claims tied to contracts, sales, and profits totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Price
J. M. Browsfield
Howard Fleming
James R. Linn
Evans Lynn
A. le Lehman
Lamar € Powell
Thomas W. Fleming
WE. Freeman
J. & Douglas
A. F. Coopers
Q. van Swearingen
John Coun
J. Q. van Swearingen
J. S. Douglas
John P Coun
Harrison County
Doddridge County
West Virginia
Baltimore & Ohio
Bristol
Middle Estamil
Doddrilyay County
Douglass
Swearingen
Douglas and Conn
Tawyers
Taliasta
Morgantown Man Taken to Asylum After Disturbed Health
Gel H right of Morgantown was taken to the asylum by Dr. Marsh Perry after a night incident. He is a victim of alcohol and his mind is plainly deranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gel.Hright
Morgantown
Ir Seper
Marsh Perry
Asylum
Failed Strike Attempt Reported by Organizer John Noon
Organizer John Noon returned from Timnchom and Newburg claiming he tried to induce the answers to strike but failed. Report states they remained satisfied with the present seasons and other conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noon Ts
Timnchom
Newburg
Jeasen
Reed and Oxbourn Obtain County Marriage License
The county clerk issued a marriage license today to James W. Reed, age 28, and Minnie A. Oxbourn, age 26. The couple’s names appear in the official record as the next step in their marriage preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Reed
Minnie A. Oxbourn
Walking Delegate Election at Clarksburg Trades Council
The Clarksburg Trades and Labor Council holds its weekly meeting tonight in D. K. Reed hall at 7:80. It will handle routine business and likely elect a walking delegate to inspect unions and oversee how workers fit contracts with their unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Council
Clarksburg
Elected Delegate for Modern Woodsmen Meeting in Parkersburg
The state cusp of the Modern Woodsmen of America elected Homer B. Woods Harrisville as State Chief Hunter Fred Bikon Huntington State Clerk SN Moore Keyser Advisor Junie Ruck Charleston reelected Banker The delegation to Head Camp in Indianapolis includes W Frank Stout Clarksburg Dr ER Wilton Rommey and J Connelly Parkersburg The next biennial State Camp meeting will be held in Mannington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods ‘Men of America
Parkersburg
Tigers
Homer B. Woods
Harrisville
Fred Bikon
Huntington
SN. Moore
Keyser
Junie Ruck
Charleston
Indianapolis
W. Frank Stout
Clarksburg
E.R. Wilton
Rommey
J. Connelly
Hel
Mannington
Trained Nurses Arrive for Harrison County Hospital
Miss Patagerry formerly with Presbyterian hospital Philadelphia and Misses Me Hall and Fersnsog from City hospital Baltimore have arrived to take nursing positions at Harrison County Hospital this week.
Grand Council Delegates Return From West Virginia Meeting
Dr Rees A P Monroe and Charles W Lee attended the Grand Council of the Improved Order of Red Men in Hin ton WV as delegates. The event drew a large attendance with a parade on Tuesday and a banquet by the Daughters of Pocahontas on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Hinton
Clarksburg
DR. Rees
A. P Monroe
Charles W. Lee
Order of Red Men
Red Mex
Sargely
Daughters of Pocahontas
Order
Misses Chorpening Entertain Friends at Home Party
Misses Hattie and Alice Chorpening entertained a number of their friends at a party at their home on Chapa street Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie
Alice Chorpening
Chapa Street
West Virginia Delegation Plans Special Train to Endeavor Convention
Denver dispatch reports H. D. Bouglmer excursion manager of the West Virginia Christian Endeavor union has gone to Denver to arrange accommodations for the large delegation at the International Christian Endeavor convention. A detailed itinerary will be published including railroad arrangements hotel plans and rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Bouglmer
West
McGregor Dismissed From Cook Hospital
Clarketurg resident Alec W. B. McGrregor was dismissed from Cook hospital after surgical treatment and is now staying with Mr and Mrs F Carrell on Maple Avenue. Mig McGregor is sister in law of Mrs Carrell-Faemont Thacs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales W. B. McGrregor
Clarketurg
Han Hwet
Cook Hospital
Mms. F. Carrell
Maple Avenue
Mig. McGregor
Sra
Casrell
Faemont
Reverend Peters Retires After District Convention
Dr. Peters, Rev. Lewis E. Peters, retired last night in Parkersburg after speaking at two churches. He attended a Sunday school district convention in Williamstown, delivered the ratio address twice in one day, and spoke in multiple churches prior to the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Peters
Parkersburg
Williamstown
Death of Thos Westfall in Ausin Ritchie County
Remains prepared for burial after Thos Westfall died in Kew Jer hospital Thursday night. Teenager and son of W A Westfall, former Auburn merchant, he was employed at Martin Beotlwry Co, Rosy this city. Survived by two brothers Simpron Westfall and Mint Com Westfall and by sister Losh Westfall of Parkersburg. Body shipped to Ti Gate then Suburs for funeral in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thawax Westfall
Ausuin
Ritchie County
Kew Jer
Ting Tronsleet
W. A.wistfall
Auburn
Martin Beotlwry
Vo ‘Iktort
Simpron
Coon Wellalt
Wareiymeern
Parkersburg
Mint
Westfall
Parkersbure
Priparit
Ti Gate
Sentaor Reed Chosen For Annual Address At Fairmont School
The committee appointed to announce the program for the annual event at Fairmont State Normal School invites Stu art P. Reed of the city to deliver an address on the occasion. Mr Reed has accepted the invitation and will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont State Normal School
Fairmont
Stuart P. Reed
Reed Law
Mr Fiuro Accepts Position As Doorkeeper
Chase Me Fiuro of Wilsonburg, one of eight county school teachers, has taken a job as doorkeeper for the West Virginia Produce Company in Glen Elle and begins duties immediately. He is described as enterprising and bristling with energy, ready to perform efficiently in the new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase” Me
FiLuo
Wilsonburg
West Virginia
Glen Elle
Isis
Young
Manami
Police Court Report: May Hareis Arrested for Drunkenness
In a police court item near the corner of Fourth and Pike streets, May Hareis was arrested by Chief Uwe for intoxication. She was fined and released. others charged as plain drunks paid the minimum fine before release from durance vile.
Rumored wedding sparks social gossip among Thinl Street crowd
Rumors swirl about a prominent Thinl Street figure marrying soon. no official confirmation follows as observers note smiles and cautious remarks when asked about the topic.
Thanks of Ladies of G A R Given at May Meeting
At a gathering of Ye Richard Wallace Circle Ladies of the ALR on Thursday night May 7 the following resolution was passed: that the thanks of the circle be tendered to all who assisted us in making the reception given on Thursday night April 23 a success. Helen A Whitwam President. Rector Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wallace
Light Showings and Farm Prices Amid Mixed Shipments
Fragmented OCR notes report varied shipment figures in Pennsylvania and Lima with barrels and berrels, plus farm price observations in Saler dintelet and Folsom district Wetzel counts. Mentions No. 3 Tit-Price farms, No. 5 Price, No. 1 Petervon Price, and a 4 feet stray at the Hor Biggin farm with limited clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Lima
Dintelet
Thie County
M. Williams Farm
Gordon Sant
State briefs report arrests and grand jury bond actions
Reports from Belwood and St Marys recount arrests, fugitive claims, and bond hearings tied to grand jury actions. A Pennsylvania oil property investment near St Marys is noted amid scattered local incidents and a fatal household event in Pittabarry.
Fragmented Rail Incident Mentioned With Vague Names
The excerpt describes a chaotic rail station scene with unclear names and actions. It mentions a train, a purchased ticket, and various confusing interactions on the platform. The text references a possible confrontation or obstruction, with sporadic dialogue about trains and destinations.
Commencement Exercises at West Virginia Seminary Burkhanon
Dr Levi Gilbert editor of Western Christian Advocate will deliver the baccalaureate address June 14 at the West Virginia Conference Seminary Burkhanon commencement begins May 31 with a baccalaureate sermon by President Wier and an evening sermon by Presiding Eller Grummett. Commencement day is June 4. Train excursion certificates offered May 21 to June 5 by the Baltimore Ohio line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Gilbert
Weston Christian Advocate
West Viesinix Confence
Burckhannon
Wier
Eller Grummett
Sune
Losi Gilbert
Western Christin Advocate
Chattay
West Virginia
LISTER GIVES BOND IN INDICTMENT SHOOTING CASE
Guy Lister, jailed earlier after appearance before Squire Sammet W Gor, posted bond of 590 to answer an indictment charging him with shooting at Al Groves Weinemine. Bond posted February 1 before Sire Gordon. released from custody. His father, Morris of Tirintol, fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Lister
Sammet W. Gor
Boro
Ing
Groves Weinemine
Bond Fei
Sire Gordon
Aids Morris
Tirintol
Deeds Recorded in Local Property Transfers
Deeds recorded show Tata Smith transferring to Curtis E Prumty in Carlisle Court, Wesley Davis to Patrick Shaughnessy in a city area, Clarksbuge Development Company to Josie F. Drammen on Alta Vista, and Jonathan D. Springve to Dard O Mot with parcels totaling about 201 acres in Limulistriet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tata Smith
Curtis E Prumty
Liter. Fos
Carlisle Court
Sity
Wesley Davis
Patrick Shaughnessy
Clarksbuge Development Company
Josie F. Drammen
Alta Vista
Jonathan D. Springve
Taken to Hospital After Miner Fell Ill
Tobit facas, a Gertain miner not yet 22 years old, was taken to Harrison County Hospital with fever. The patient’s condition was listed as serious, with transfer from the mining site reported by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobit Facas
Todty Croat
Juine
Harrison County Hospital
Mayor Hess Got Drunk At Mannington Depot
Police arrested the mayor of Mannington after being found intoxicated at the R and O depot. He was fined 4.60 for his conduct and released. The incident prompted the city Dal of Mannington to commend the officer for enforcing the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Mannington
Bik
United States
Bisna
Hess
Stannington
Kins
Wheeling Teghter
Allay the Dust Allay the Dust on City Streets
The dust on the streets has become a nuisance. George Murray, city street sprinkler operator, previously ran the system successfully to reduce dust. He plans to continue spraying if residents show support and patronage, urging public expression of intentions to justify continued use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Murray
Onder
Uhaeribera
Murray
Pulraertts
Temple Lodge To Initiate Fifteen Candidates Tonight
Temple lodge No. 12 of the Ancient Order of United Workmen will initiate fifteen or more candidates at its meeting tonight in the Grand Hall. The initiation will be performed by lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Lular
Ancient
Order of United Workmion
Grand Remy Hall
Lodge
Chorus Rehearsal At Opera House Friday Evening
Prof Julia leads chorus rehearsal at 7 45 PM Friday at the opera house with the Y Mt AC orchestra. The group plans a Sunday performance at Dr George Waverley Brigg Tarbatte venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Opera House
Y. Mt. AC Orchestra
George Waverley
Brixgg Tarbatte
Build More Railroad Track At Tinton Coke Company Plan
The Tinton Coke Company outlines plans to build rail links for coal transport on 3000 acres near Tonessek. GN Brody of Washington serves as president and HT. Din as secretary. Proposed capitalization is $10 million with 800 ovens and extensive furnace operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinton Coke Company
Brody
Washington
Din Hat
Nile
Maccabees Banquet Announced for Members Tonight
A Maccabees banquet is planned for members tonight at the Walker Hotel. After a hopeful conclusion to amnesty, the event promises an enjoyable evening with an after dinner program and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocal
Maccabmex
Walker Sietel Tomight
Ginost
Will Sing at Fairmont Sunday Event
Prof. Ruffin amd vhvir and the Trinity My F choreks perform at Faierpont Sunday May If at 7 00 O T thunke gheing sorvierss at the court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruffin Amd Vhvir
Trinity
Tar ive cream and strawberry festival at Firsts Brealyetariag
A lively social event drew attendees who enjoyed desserts and music while supporting Prof Johns. The gathering raised funds toward the newly appointed musical director and featured enthusiastic guests in a genteel 19th century setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Trille
Johns
A Question of Conscience From a 19th Century Letter
This fragment presents a 1874 dialogue where a young person named John is urged to justify studying secular schoolbooks on Sunday. The letter argues Sunday worship and Bible study should guide actions, condemns creaking into leisure study for motives, and urges reflection on truth, virtue, temperance, and parental respect as core moral duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James X. David
W. Ya
Tvo
John
Avery Finn Church
Wwe
Booker
Diltm Lali
Tan
Ale
Yenry
Mr Dallas Returns To His Old Washington Home
Mr Dallas returns from illness to his old home in Washington City after a spell of sickness. The community notes his arrival last night and wishes him good health as he recovers in familiar surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles PL Tihtae
Yale
Washington City
Glass Factory Fires Out At Northview
A garbled report notes a factory blaze impacting the Lafayette and Clarksburg area. Mentions repair windows, resumption plans, and ongoing operations with references to dates and personnel, but details are unclear due to OCR damage. The piece references Abbott and J Coffea and multiple locations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harrison and
Doddridge Counties
Frank Stout
Grand Council
Denver
DR. Peters
Thos, Westfall
Ritchies County
Kessler Hospital
Shippi
Sentaor Reed
MR. Fiuro
Drasgit
Tadacs
G. A.R
Ot Dilin
Williams
Stlers
Gordon Sand
Unager
Belwood
James Conwell
Luvin
Pittabarry
Marshal Turhee
Wensburg
Margaret Freedier
Tate
John A. Friziex
Wrimge Smith
Franchitt “Bros
Smith
Tom Wollds
L. Ambler
Wells
Tang Emerick
Pattern
Start
Peeleld
Bonjasin
Chitles
Mitte
Aeveral
B. Ite
T. TL
Nye Jit
Randval
Miliwore
Bibi
Jada
Sve Lund
Satiiea
Papkersburgs
Mark Sey
Buckban‘ton
Lister Gives
Bond
Goning
Squire Samuel
W_ Gordon
Minsington
oma_ Toot
Maundevile
Walker Hotel
A A. Horner
Jw? Piggott’s
LT Afurcer
Charley Reynolls
K.T. Reynolis
Libbie Robina
Wilsonburs
Hubert Headley
Grice
Jacibs
West Mas Street
Eémenel
Waynesbungers
HSS Alten
Thir Balfimore & Oblo Reiframt
Nathus Ogee
Nexisom County
Chester R Ogden
Will
First Presbyterian Church
MR. Dallas
Lafayette Amd Clacksberg Co-Operative Winter Ee
Lafayette
Clarksbears
Esmor
Northview
Abbott
Indiana
Parmeyivanta
Toe
Ailes Factory
Sumier
Tniman J. Coffea
Triatae
Snl
Contmasie, Din. Shetltystodsy
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