Mrs Kohler's Life Revealed in Divorce Suit
William R Kohler of Summit files for divorce from Mrs Lulu A Kohler alleging adultery with Cain in Memphis. He cites Mrs Kohler's alleged infidelity after guiding their two daughters from Wolf Summit toward Pennsboro then to Memphis, and files co respondence and letters detailing alleged amours.
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William R. Kohler
Lulu A. Kohler
Pccesson
Wolf Summit
Pennsboro
Luzader
Birdie
Elsie
Hulbert
Memphis
Tong
Ra Cain
Kohler
Clarkeburg
Cain
Clarksburg Gas and Electric Company
Kohler Haines Cain
Supreme Court at Wheeling docket dates set for June term
The June term argument docket for the supreme court of appeals at Wheeling lists calling days by circuit. June 5 original jurisdiction, June 6 Second circuit, June 7 Thirteenth, June 8 Sixth and Tenth, June 10 Fourteenth, June 11 Eighth and Twelfth, June 12 Seventh, June 14 Fourth and Fifth, June 15 First, June 17 Fifteenth and Sixteenth circuits.
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Supreme Court of Appeals
Wheeling
Funeral and Burial for John White of Quiet Dell
The funeral and burial of John White of Quiet Dell took place Saturday afternoon. He died Friday at age 36 after a lingering illness. Surviving are a widow and five sons J. M. Orville BG Perry G. and John W. all of this community and a daughter Mrs. Mary Norman of Pittsburg. Burial was at Pleasant Hill cemetery.
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John’ ‘White
Quiet Dell
Snow in New York and New England Reports
Snow and unseasonable low temperatures are reported today from points in New York state and New England. Snow plies across western New York and portions of New England as cold air lingers into May.
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New York State
New England
New York
Neww York State
Wheat Jumps Up On Chicago Market
The wheat market in Chicago surged after the government crop report with swift gains. Within minutes after the opening, all wheat options rose two cents from yesterday's close as heavy trading and excitement continued. July wheat topped 91 1/2 cents amid strong demand and further selling.
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Dby
Prous
Exicago
Dog Runs Amuck at Pennsboro Town
A stray bird dog ran amuck Friday afternoon in Pennsboro causing eight horses and three cows to be bitten and injuring two young girls before being shot late in the evening. Police killed other dogs found without muzzles to prevent further incidents. Previous similar incidents had occurred without results.
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Pennsboro
Pensboro
Hughes Named for Republican Nomination by State Committee
New York May 11 A resolution endorsing Governor Hughes for the Republican presidential nomination was tabled by a 32 to 4 vote at the Republican State committee session. Odell had offered the motion and Chairman Woodruff explained the tabling due to the proposer.
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Ryosevelwo
New York
Hughes
Republian
Ofell
Republican State Committee
Odell
Woodruff
Fine Record of Ladies' Lodge Progress in West Virginia
The Ladies of the Maccabees report strong growth and financial stability. Since 1892 the order spans 55 states and provinces with 159,858 benefit members and 2,710 in good standing. protection totals reach $98,693,000, funded by a $2,209,018.96 emergency fund. West Virginia reports $1,271.60 in fraternal work, with 1,931 members and $855,150 in protection, amid ongoing hive activity and community aid efforts.
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Heporus
the Ladies of the Maccabees
Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
United States
Canada
National Fraternal Congress
Weath
West Virginia
Crescent No 1 Organizes in Mannington in 1894
Crescent No 1 organized at Mannington on June 21 1894. The total benefits paid since organization in West Virginia amount to 34736 70 dollars.
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Mannington
West Virginia
Missionary Officers Elected in Home and Foreign Societies
The Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the Presbyterian denomination met in Buckhannon and elected officers. Home officers include President Mrs H G Broeteer of Pairmont and First Vice President Mrs W J Haslett of French Creek, with other posts filled. Foreign officers include President Mrs J C Wy of Martanto and First Vice President Mrs Robert M Rammay of Kingwood, among others.
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Home and Foreign
Buckhannon
H. G. Broeteer
Pairmont
Mra
W. J.haslett
Creek
T. Keener
Morgantown
Arthur
Winchester
Atrs. J
Walter Barnes
Fairmont
Oor
Atannington
Mies Anna Morgam
Rench
Death of Chie Frank Woward Morgan Child of Dr Morgan
The one week old child of Mr and Mrs Dr Morgan died Saturday near the Hasw Atiny plage plant in Wear End. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm with service at parents home and interment at LO O P enamotary.
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Frank Woward Morgan
DR. Morgan
Meeting notes from Ip- Work-ters secretary gathering
Irregular OCR fragment outlines a meeting of local workers or groups with mentions of a secretary, correspondence, and an appointment. The text hints at a February or June date, a ballroad fact, and plans to end a project, but details are unclear.
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Young Peoples
Tee Resson
Ttrs
W. Stewart
Cal BT
I. Bawtay Otteragon
Sanquet Ends Conventions Of Ain Awake In Madrid
Madrid celebrates through the night with fireworks bands and crowds as public joy continues after events. Queen Victoria and the baby were reported in satisfactory condition this morning.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Queen Victoria
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees meet at Waldo Motel
The West Virginia state convention of the Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees concluded at the Waldo Motel in Weston. Nearly 300 attended a banquet in the dining hall, with remarks by notable speakers from Detroit and Michigan and a post-banquet ceremony at J. C. M. hall. New officers for the coming year were chosen, including State Commander C. O. Showalter of Parkersburg and other key posts. next year’s convention will be in Weston.
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Waldo Hotel
Knights
Ladies of the Mancabees
West Virginia
Eimer F. Goodwin
Lillian AC. Hollister
Port Huron
Mich
L. OT
Miz Mies
Wheel Ing
del, Lang
Fairmont
James Gee
Pink
Frank Davis
Western
Seasion
T. W. Beatty
Logansport
C. 0
Showalter
Parkersburg
McCoy
Sistersville
H. 3
Can Spenter
P. A. Switeer
Phillippi
F. 3B. Sextos
Buckhannon
J. B. Payne
Clarksburg
Sargeant—O. ©. McMiNaz
Maatér
Arme
Johneten Smith
West Union
Howart Orbach
Weatox
Geard
W. Wymer
Jane Lew
Sentinel
C. L. Morgwo
Charlanton
Umbrella Recovered After Local Sleuths Intervene
Deputy Sheriff John M. Knox and a local minister recovered an umbrella belonging to E. O. Keifer of New Martinsville. It had been taken from the railroad station and was found at a colored family home after a description led to its return. The husband’s mother had given the item to his wife as a Christmas gift before surrendering the umbrella on threat of a warrant.
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Sheri John M. Knox
E. 0. Keifer
New Martinsville
Officer Knox
Mr. Keifer
Educational Association to Convene in Huntington
The West Virginia Educational Association will hold its annual meeting in Huntington on June 25 26 and 27 Prominent educators from several states will attend and the state’s leaders will participate An interesting program is being prepared by the organizers Prof Robert E Armstrong of the state university at Morgantown serves as president A J Wilkinson of Grafton is secretary and Prof Josiah Kotly of the Montgomery preparatory school is treasurer
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West Virginia Educational Association
Huntington
Robert E. Armatrong
State University
Morgantown
A. J. Wilkinson
Grafton
American Book Company
Secrary
Josiah Kotly
Montgomery Preparatory School
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Betenis
Supreme Court AT
Motern Woodmen of
America
Begle Hall
Pagles' Memorial
Fee Pooual
Chicago
State Committee of
Upe
Holt
Roosevelt
Annette Kellerman
Ladies’ Lodge
Presbyterian
Chie
Sanquet
Sains
Virgil
Waldo
Weston Geis
Pitket—I
M. Buena
Polat Pigaksant
Ami
Woeton
Ladieg
Sherlock Holmes
Educational Association
Sik
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