Dark Amid on Cain Street Report
Police swooped on a Cain Street house run by Clara Black where Myrtle Watson and two men from Parkersburg were detained. They were sent to jail for thirty days plus a twenty dollar fine after the mayor heard the case. Additional arrests for drunkenness and a case of assault included. one man nearly dead from consumption was later released with orders to leave town.
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Clara Black
Myrtle Watson
Parkersburg
Hrayor
Mrs Sharps Dies In Clarksburg At 77
Mrs Jane Sharps widow of George W Sharps died at her daughter Mrs William Garretts home 802 Chestnut Street Clarksburg at 230 am Wednesday from pneumonia followed by paresis She aged 77 a Taylor County native resident of Harrison County 26 years member of Bethlehem Church Davison s Run Funeral cortege leaves 10 am tomorrow from the residence with services at Bethlehem Church 1230 pm Rev W J Newton officiating burial in church cemetery Hope this is satisfactory
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George W. Sharps
William Garrett
Chestnut Street
Clarksburg
Sharps
Taylor County
Harrison County
The
Baptist Church
Bethlehem Church
Bethlehem Church On Davison
John ©. Sharps
Nancy
W. J. Newton
Church
Dopey Tom Wells Arrested in Chicken Theft Case
Mrs. Mary Huch reported fourteen chickens missing from her West Main coop. Officer Harry Brooks traced items to Tom Wells, known locally, after he and accomplices were seen with large packages at a Glen Elk restaurant. Wells was arrested around 9:90 this morning and jailed in the county facility.
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Mary Huch
West Main Street
Harry Brooks
Brooke
Tom Wells
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Glen Elk
Wells
Baseball Scores and Standings From Recent Games
Yesterday results include Philadelphia defeating Boston 11 to 4 and Washington beating New York 8 to 3. Chicago beat St. Louis amidst rain while Cleveland and Detroit were rained out. Current standings list Philadelphia leading, followed by Washington, Detroit, Cleveland, New York, St. Louis, Chicago, and Boston.
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Grand Opera House closes season with King Lear
The Grand Opera House season ends tonight led by Robert Mantell in King Lear. Under Reuben Robinson's management the season is hailed as the most successful in the theater's history and he receives high commendation.
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Grand Opera House
Robert Mantell
Reuben Robinson
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