Unclear text from court verdicts and notices
Fragmented OCR indicates multiple legal actions including a verdict of 89.44 dollars, a case Thorpe vs Thompson, and sale confirmations in suits involving William A. Vince, Phoebe K Balzky and Typsy Oil and Gas Company. Names and details are partially garbled.
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Condeamanca API oFeae and Gration Gas Company
Worthy G. Thompson
G. Liew
Witliam A. Vince
Lee Rontos- Hamarrer
Phoebe K. Balzky
Rebels and Federals clash as Juarez siege continues
Reports describe nightlong bombardment and renewed morning fighting around Juarez with insurrectos and federals reconnoitering for gaps. Wounded rebels arrive at the bridge as authorities consider security moves. In Washington, grand jury sessions loom and state government actions spark debate over immunity clauses and start of state processes. City clerk hearings log many applicants for licenses as McDonnell recovers from an illness.
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Teatartello
Iderias
Todassina
Tan
Falimor
Local Residents Named in City Notices and Train Return
A list of residents including Mr and Mrs Hapainker Mrs Giese Mr and Mrs Atman and Miss Wah appears with scattered details. A special train will return to Clarksburg immediately after a festival event. Details on prices and property salting are unclear but imply local realty activity and city interest.
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Deve Hapainker
Realty
Wie Giese
George Blt
Omnda
Brick
Atman
Mies Vjtexbett Bumby
Mira Lens
Robtememtter
Miss Huber
Mime Cramp
Dew
Ballin
Tiewven
Ester
CB Johnson
Mande Wah
Gotndelid Busuel
Robinson Ava
Clarksburgs
Washington Dispatch on General Hott and White House Visit
In Washington on May 10 General C D Hott is stationed there as part of militia affairs under the War Department. General Elliott, active in state militia matters, aims to bolster West Virginia National Guard standing by liaising with War Department officials. Elliott routinely visits the White House alone to pay respects to the President without involvement from officials or senators.
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Washington
C.D. Hott
Washingtom
Billott
Militia Affairs
War Department
West Virgini
Elliott
White House
Nations Committee
Dry election results at Berkibury Springs mayor alders
May 19 voters chose Arye by a narrow margin of five with George My Grom winning mayoral race over Mond Muntor. Mewerd Wicke defeated John Carter for recorder while the five councilmen chosen are Jacob Moverman Lewis J. Fre Alten M. Mendenhall J. W. Hunter and Fy. Fe. freed, keeping Spring dry.
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Berkibury Springs
Ian Vietnrs
George My Grom
Minyor Overaymond Muntor
Mewerd Wicke
John Carter
Dey
Jacob Moverman
Lewis J. Fre Alten M. Mendenhall
J. W. Hunter
Fy. Fe. Freed
Graduation for Miss Margaret May Wider noted in Buckhannon
Milas Mattly Bartlette of 410 Clay Street returned home Tuesday evening to Buckhannon for the graduation of Miss Margaret May Wider, a student of elocution. Miss Wider graduated with high honors and plans to enter a dramatic school in Boston this fall. Mrs C W Hider of Cairo accompanied Bartlette.
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Milas Mattly Bartlette
Clay Street
Buckhannon
Margaret May Wider
Mine Bairtlette
Auto Por Mr Warr Queen Delivers Forty Horse Power Tourer
Lloyd L. Queen, agent for the National Aut within the firm, delivered a green forty horsepower touring car Wednesday for John Hart. A meeting of Prihians is set for tomorrow at 7 PM to consider reserve estate matters.
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Lloyd L. Queen
National Automentic
John 8. Hart
West Virginia National Banks Formed Since 1900
A report from the currency comp roves shows twenty national banks organized in West Virginia from March 14, 1900 to April 30, 1911. They hold $2.1 million in total capital, with eleven banks having $25,000 to $450,000 each and thirty four new banks since March 14, 1900.
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Wiaghingdon
D.C
West Virginia
Lotel Crsital
Guilty in Huntingdon murder case lands four year term
Mrs Mulholland of Silverton Jackson County was arraigned in Ripley for murder and pled voluntary manslaughter. She received four years in prison after her sensational crime involved killing husband Mulholland and attempting to dispose of the body by moving it out of state. A bullet hole in the chest supported the verdict as court records detail the sequence from abetting to arrest.
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Huntingdon
Tela Mulholland
Silverton
Jackson County
Ripley
Mulholland
Parkersburg
Hin
Coluim
Rmn
Mus
Lieutenant Kelly Killed in Fort Sam Houston Flight
San Antonio May 10 Lieutenant George M E Kelly of the Thirteenth Infantry U S A fell from a Curtiss helicopter while fifty feet from landing and was fatally shot today at Fort Sam Houston.
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San Antonio
George M. E. Kelly
Thirteenth Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Eight bodies recovered from empire quarry blast
Eight bodies were recovered this morning from the ruins of the Empire quarry blast. The dead include Lafayette the Great and two members of his company, Alice Osie and the Center, two members of the orchestra, and three others not identified. Miss Dale and Dexten are unnamed England natives. Lafayette is a German who had played twenty one years in the United States.
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Jedindunegh
Scotland
M Lafayette the Great
Ms Company
Alice Osie
Te Center
Wolles
Miss
Dale
Dexten
England
Lafayette
United States
Clemency Recommended for Two Minor Cases in Charleston
Pardon Attorney E G Pierson recommends executive clemency in two minor cases as the governor prepares final actions. George W Bonner, Berkeley Springs farmer, serves two months and pays a 25 dollar fine for selling grape wine made from his own grapes. Hitler, jailed for carrying a revolver, faces parole while serving ten months and a 450 dollar fine, with the weapon cited for self defense of his horses.
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Charleston
E. G Pierson
Pepares
Hy Hitler
Ohio County
George W. Honner
Monner
Hitler
Burglars Escape After Store Explosion Near Dellaiow
May 10 report from Morgantown says a robbery at a Dellaiow area store was carried out by unseen burglars who fled along the Mokintayn and Kingwood railroad tracks. An explosion opened the store with dynamite but no injuries were confirmed as the culprits disappeared and the village learned of the blast. Investigators pursued clues but the case remained unresolved by nightfall.
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Moorgantown
Landia Wegdhourne
Fairmont
Dellaiow
Mokintayn
Kingwood
Dolistow
Y.avlor
Declines Pastorate At Shelbyville Church
The Rev W M Long pastor of Central Christian Church declined a call from Shelbyville Tennessee to lead their church. He sent telegrams Wednesday declining and indicating he will remain in Clarkeburg as minister here. The Shelbyville church asked Lape to confirm possible amenity with increased salary. The church board had previously decided unanimously to keep him in Clarkeburg.
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W. M.long
Central Christian Church
Christian Church
Shelbyville
Tent
Calito
Tong
Clarkeburg
Lape
Mets
Sherbyvine
Hawaraen
NASA
Clarke
Injured Workman Falls From Scaffold at Colfax Site
A badly injured mason, John Rowe of Blacksville, employed by B. & Jonacie sang, fell from a scaffold near Colfax. He sustained multiple injuries but there is limited clear detail due to the damaged text. Officials reported the accident and transport to a local hospital for treatment.
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Tairmont
John, Rowe
Blacksville
B. & Jonacie
Mason
nean-Colfax
Bretking
Sean
Boepthi
Four Die In Crude Crossing Collision
Four men were killed in a crossing accident when a Baltimore motor car struck a Shelby auto driven by James Histone a saloonkeeper of Shelby. Also killed were Samuel Winner an employee of Fissong J J Bell a Bucyrus brewer and Mack Esterlein an insurance agent of Shelby.
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Shelly
Baltimore
Rei
James Histone
Saldonkeener
Suetby
Samuel Winner
Fissong
J. J. Bell
Bucyris
Mack Esterlien
Shelby
Board Members Appointed to Humene Board
Three members of the humene board have been named by Governor Glass sock. Appointments begin March 3 for five years. Reappointed are Prince C. Father of Parton district two and Dr. Robert D Roller of Ghurlerwa district three. New member is John Cuminfigs, a rebrand engineer, who replaces Dr. CB Graham. The board has five members, one from each congressional district.
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Hte Ae
Clialerton
Humene Bord
Nemon
Glasssock
Marsh 3d
Tito
Aetheée
Prinie C
Fither
Parton
Robert Droller
Ghurlerwa
Jotn
Washington Man Wins Naval Academy Admission After Glide Around Technicality
Iharl Watkins of Harrison county passed the physical and mental exams for admission to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Though qualified for midshipman status, a technicality blocked entry until Senator Watson intervened and arranged a satisfactory path with academy authorities. Watkins had been appointed by former Congressman William P. Hubbard.
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Washington
Iharl Watkins
Harrison County
United’ States Naval Academy
Annapolis
William P. Hubbard
Congress
Watson
Pfanner
Academy
Roads Meeting On Road Work At Public Roads Office
In Washington D C Maurice O Eldridge of the United States Office of Public Roads will deliver an address on road work. Charles P Light and Jo Hy Stewart of the experimental station will discuss how to improve road planning and cost effective nutrition related to state profits. Congressman John W Tavidie spoke about the agenda with a 10 90 a m start to attract about 200 attendees.
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Maurice O. Eldridge
Washington, D. C
United Kites Office of Public Roads
Oike
Charles P. Light
Jo Hy
Stewart
Foodatin
John W. Tavidie
Irgun Fence Edges Odd Fellows Cemetery Entrance
A force of men under Javot Swart te supervise a rim around Odd Fellows cemetery boundary. A large ornament from Rue Hankinar is erected at the entrance. Groundsmen trim, prune, and renovate. Local reports note improvements will add beauty to the place. The May 19 Martinsburg item reports two days of house-to-house work and rough weather related delays in Berkeley County.
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Javot AM. Swart
Odd Fellows
Hankinar
Martinsburg
Fareat
Berkeley
County
Wight
Treatment in Washington for dog bite rabies case
Mrs William Graham of Graham Mills Kanawha county is in Washington for rabies treatment after a dog bite. C Morrin of Wirt county is at the laboratory for the same purpose. Rabies remains a prevalent concern in West Virginia and the senator has obtained copies of Katte And Problems of Rabies for interested readers.
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Washington
William Graham
Graham Mills
Kanawha
Morrin
Wirt County
IL Tu
Virginia
Senplor O8lion
Panéiew Mpi
Grand Opera tenor Daltey in charity concert return
In Grand, a note that John Humbert Daltey, a tenor with the Metropolitan Grand Concert Company, has appeared again in the city after a recent absence. Daltey’s engagement signals a renewed local interest in the group's concert series and promising future performances.
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Metropolitan Grand Concert
John
J. Humbert Daltey
Aloger
Seraing
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