Roy Green Tries 10 Kill Dur y Banks
Fragmented OCR describes an attempted murder in a squabble involving Roy Green and Dory Hanks, with two young white fellows and four young people. The account details the meeting plan on West Main Street, the confrontation, and a fatal outcome implied for Dury Banks amid a chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Green
Dury Banks
West Main Street
Dory Hanks
Tye
West Main
Agama
Nist
Masitie
Ie Bpether
Duey
Tral
Greg
Holwells
Jdie
Tol
Willian Tevin
Shotvaiers Khailix FM
Viitar Oak
Revilles
Kieren Upegronlie
Ewcape
Marerus Runnty
Lipaibal
Graduation Invitation Acknowledgement in The Telegram
The Telegram records an invitation acknowledgment for a graduation event on Thursday at 8 30 pm. It mentions attendance at a ceremony in medicine and dentistry within the United Kingdom and pharmacy fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivic
Athehumond
Col Diese Resigns Post As Housekeeper In Turbulent Times
Col Diese resigns from the housekeeper role amid a turbulent setup involving F Stringer Ves and plans a move to Pittsburg for a better position. The text notes his past service and unclear successor, with references to Me Bogen and a volatile period described as Gyslay lene of the ar phin senna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Thans A. Diese
F. Stringer
Pittsburg
Diese ix
Col. Diew
Lot Sale at Shinnston by Thy Shientuee Dev company
A damaged notice advertises a land sale at Shinnston by Thy Shientuee Development company. It mentions an inn, nearby properties, and a sale starting at a stated location with limited readable details about parcels and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiny Joo
Satm
Wootoke
Campiny
Lee
Ullsdinge Alton
Hiewitte Etsservatieente
Sven Rae
Bankers Meet In Morgantown Parade and Visit
The text describes a bankers gathering in Morgantown with plans for a parade and a visit by dignitaries. Archbishop Kuve of St. Louis is noted as passing through the city on the morning route. Charles G. Dawes, a former U.S. Treasury official, is expected to speak at a Hattimore event, accompanied by his sister and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wess
Virginia Bankes
Parkerstears
Seyilers
Kuve
St. Iter
Louis
Mary Joseph
West Virginia Woman's Missionary Society Meets
The Wonai s Home and Fores sionary society of West Virginia closed after a stressful meeting in Manin Delegates Mrs A M Buckhannon Morztown and Mrs S T Stapleton Ih ersburg were chosen for the Los Angeles meeting Next meeting set for the first Tuesday in May 2904 Spencer to host Officials largely retained with Mrs tarry Woodyard replaced by Mrs B C Smith as secretary of literature Miss Sarah McC f Sistersville elected secretary railway facilities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonai
West Virginia
Manin
A. M. Buckhannon
Morzttown
S. T. Stapleton
Ihersburg
Los Angeles
Cal
Spencer
Tarry Woodyard
B.C. Smith
Sarah McC F
Sistersville
Stationery Firm Forms in Stanton Virginia
F. W. Dunes and E. D. Shepherd represent the James Shepherd company of Stanton Virginia. They plan to open a first class book and stationery store in the Waldo hotel with temporary offices in Traders Building. They bring extensive experience from the Caldwell Sites company and run large establishments in Bristol Roanoke and Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Dunes
E. D. Shepherd
James-Shepherd Company
Stanton, Va
Waldo Hotel
Traders
Cowpsny
Haviniz Son
Ubair
Caldwell Sites Company
Bristol
Roanoke and
Stanton
James Lus Albien
Capitalists Invest in Bridgeport Real Estate Auction
An investor group led by Melville Peck announces purchase of seven acres from George W. Preston in Bridgeport. The property will be offered at public sale soon as plans proceed. Rumors mention a steamboat route and nearby growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Amon
Melville Peck
Tiny
George W. Preston
Tani
Tate
Thay Wistertain
True Blue Council Organizes Local Fraternity Effort
Mr Botts Grand Countl Deputy leads a Philadelphia based group to organize a True Blue council. The organization, described as an accident insurance writer with many alliances, pays out rare bene fits yearly and operates from the Swager hotel in Austin. A notable number of supporters are involved in the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Botts
True Blue
Philadelphia
Ile Tine
Mr. Botts
Swager Hotel
Anstin
Nurse reports typhoid patient in Craigoor visit
Ernest Carr went to Craigoor today to meet Tao Young who is ill with typhoid fever at his father D. S. Young’s home. Mr Young is reported as serious. A Cossian is in the city from This I tol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Carr
Craiguoor
Mike Tao Young
D. S. Young
Mr Young
Circuit Court Convenes in Harrison County May Term
Judge Mason presides as May term opens with grand jury organized and charged. Jurors listed include John N Won, Okey Ridabargh, Maynard N. Teworth, J. Cunningham, I. D. Wlon, S. Ritter, Awe ME Carter, William Somerville, Thomas Amerson, John N. Cotterly, Tuomas Morris, John P. Robey, W iL Fleming, John M. Flanigan, and Thomas J. West as foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit West Court
Harrison County
John W- Mason
Fairmont
Moon
Otto
Ebert
Ida
John N
Okey Ridabargh
Maynard N.teworth
Cunningham
I. D. Wlon
Ritter
Awe ME
Carter
William Somerville
Taya Anen
Thomas Amerson
John N. Cotterly
Tuomas E. Morris
John P. Robey
Wil. Fleming
John M. Flanigan
Thna
J. West
Foreman
Graduating Sermon and Commencement Plans Named
Public schools announce graduation events with six graduates led by Rev McDanel sermon at Baptist First Church. Activities run May 2 to May 29 including Parent Involvement Day and a literary program. Students listed include Gre Brad ford Latin Kester Name Long Della Payne and Arthur A Thin sass cotars. The commencement address will be at West Virginia University and a final exercises program for the colored school is set for Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
McDanel
Tigi Jloqi
Saise Llag
TK. McDanes
Wena
Gre Bradsford
Kester
Dellanna Payne
Arthur
Barbe
West Virginia
Mies Mosse Clay
In Jail Again Over Unclear Payment Details
A fragmented report notes that Bigg Alice TM gantisom was jailed Saturday morning over a disputed payment. Details are garbled but indicate unsettled costs and a back-and-forth involving a 4.8 percent rate and a total around 12 dollars. She is held to resolve the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Gantisom
Emi
Wes
People's Telephone System expands county lines
W. M. Talbott of Rockfort, president of the People's Telephone Co, reports extensive new lines across the county. Poles and lines already rise between Johnstown and Test Creek, with five miles under construction and more routes planned to Berlin Weston Jane Lew Mineral Buckhannon and Brook Oaks. Farmers benefit from cheaper service, with subscribers paving the way for further expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Talbott
Rockfort
People’s ‘Telephone Company
Johnstown
Test Creek
Berlin
Weston
Jane Lew
Rockford
Mineral
Tuckbannon
Dale
Jeave's Row
Lorentz
Buckhannon
Craigmoor
Brook Oaks
Mayor appoints new police force and fills vacancies
Mayor Crlie has appointed the police force, filling two vacancies. The force includes NM. White and Monee Lewis elected by the council, with nine others appointed by the mayor. The list names Tawniat Hayse Shackelfons, James Sins, E H Rogers, Harry Heocke, Ry Brooks, and Michael Joven among appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crlie
NM. White
Monee Lewis
Tawniat
Hayse Shackelfons
Ames Sins
E. H. Rogers
Harry Heooke
Ry *. Brooks
Michael Joven
Epworth Teague Convention Set for Salem June 23 24
The annail convention of the Clarks tone district Epworth Teague will be held at Salem June 23-24. Harrison and Marion counties and part of Wetzel county comprise the district. A fine program and strong speakers are arranged with Ellis A. Yost of this city as district president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkstone
Epworth Teague
Salem
Harrison
Marion
Wetzel County
Ellis A. Yost
Reception for New Members at First Baptist Church
Rev and Mrs RB McDaniel invite all new members and church family to a reception Thursday evening May 14 from 8 to 10 30 at First Baptist Church where he serves as pastor. About 200 new members have joined during his three and a half years, with white gowns for baptismal entrants and black for letter of transfer attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. McDanel
First Baptist Church
Jetter
Burglary Attempt At Ernest Deans Home Ends With Pursuit
Dean spied a man on his porch and shouted, the stranger fled around the corner. Dean grabbed a revolver and fired four times, pursuing the intruder several yards but not seriously injuring him. Dean suspects the fellow was the Watkins home burglar in the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Watkins
Cemetery
Watkins API
Mim
Amy
Jewelry Store Sold on West Main Street
W. C. Straley sold his jewelry store on West Main Street to Charles S. Apple of Charlottesville Virginia. The consideration was 1900 dollars. Mr Apple now runs the business and will keep the current location and staff through June 1. He is an experienced jeweler with strong recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Apple
Charlottesville
Mr. Straley
W. C. Straley
West Main Street
Charles S. Apple
Apple
Anl
Mr. Shirey
Afflicted with Pneumonia in Adamstown Resident
George Cornelius Southern of Adamston is seriously ill at home with pneumonia after several days of illness. Neighbors report the family is distressed as the condition worsens and raises concern for his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cornelius Southern
Adamston
Hye
Chorus Choir Meeting Tonight at YMCA Rooms
Professor D. Gilbert Johns conducts the chorus gathering scheduled for tonight at 8 o'clock in YMCA rooms. All singers are urged to attend this rehearsal without fail.
Last eventing's Ineture at the graders Grind opera
Dr. Gennga Wav erly Briggs spoke under the Young Men's Christian Association, but the abridged lecture fell short of audience expectations due to his cold and weak delivery. The talk lacked humor and the usual force, with attendance smaller than during "The American Girl" lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gennga Waverly
Briggs
Women's Auxiliary Meeting at YMCA
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Young Men’s Christian Association will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Members are urged to attend. the association hopes for full participation and earnest attendance.
County planning office to review proposed new buildings
Architect firm Botm ne Lafferty submits plans and specifications for a county courthouse and a Wallace bank building. Plans include details for construction at Timberport and Wallace, with formal submissions set for the coming week.
Young Bland Improves After Train Jump Incident
The year old Worthy Bland suffers leg injuries after leaping from a moving passenger train near Neil's Mines. He remains in Harris county hospital in improved condition. Doctors Lombardy and Oxiden report recovery progress as a brother and mother arrive to support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Moring
Neil's Mines
Harris County
Lomabery
Avon
Dodilrdge County
Elks Meeting Notice at Charstune Lodge No. 481
Members of Charstune Lodge No. 481, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, are urged to attend the regular meeting this evening at 7:30. Important business to be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charkstune Union
Inier of Elks
Marriage Licenses Issued In Paterson Area Court
A marriage license was issued this afternoon by the county clerk Luther F. Bill of Parkersburg to Mary Emme Davissa daughter of Marcelle and Charlotte Daviss of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounty
Luther F. Bill
Parkersburg
Miey Emme Davissa
Marcelle
Charlotte Daviess
Mea Gamer Recovered After Hospital Operation
Mea Gamer of Teamake Wert Vir ginin underwent an operation at Harrison County Hospital and was moved by ambulance to her home after sufficient recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mea
Teamake
Virginin
Harrison County Hospital
Local talent to stage operetta for charity
An operetta under Miss Columbia 1B Duncan will be produced by home talent at the Grand Opera House on Thursday evening, May. The show titled The Frog Who... Wild will benefit the Young Men's Christian Aspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Grand Opera
Burial of Mrs Mary Fo Sett in Wheeling
The burial of Mrs Mary Fo Sett, wife of Thomas Scott, occurred at her home in Wheeling. The Clifton-Osthorpe Undertaking Company arranged the service and transported the body to the residence at Portis Toweey. The funeral opened on Tuesday at 2 o'clock with interment in the Maxinic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fo 'Sett
Thomas Scott
Wheeling
Cilfont-Osthorpe Undertaking Company
Poitis
Westun
Pietmon
Untitled docket notes amid Wheeling term sessions
A fragmented docket records multiple names and cases including Swiger and others, with scattered references to Parkersburg and West Virginia counties. The text mentions an opening term on June 3 and lists several participants and locales, but details are incomplete.
The Misses Evans Entertain at Their Home
The Misses Evans host a gathering with the Misses Erne in attendance at a Dartels ranch setting. Movilay coving and Meehanie are noted figures among the guests while a winner is mentioned. The event features carts and other feats described in the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erne
Dartels Ranch
Ismanul
Masonic Hall Finished in Shueeville Construction
An article reports construction progress on a two story frame building in Shueeville for a Masonic hall. Alfred Washburn, a carpenter, and local workers are named in the early stage notes as the project advances despite unclear OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Washburn
Emrpenter
Shueeville
Gaye Tipeau
Masonic
Local notices and terse exchanges on coal lands sale
Fragmentary OCR item lists coal land sales in S12 area with names like Sukh Stil Gein Sutton and mentions leaders Jarvis and Expat. The text is garbled but indicates public notice of selling coal lands and a brief reference to a visit by a leader.
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Blaze
Jimtown
Rogers Linzv
Western Hospital
Hinton
Gintee Hall
Sheridad
Spokane
Fia Savdil
Tn Lee Postottird
Graph Pecitieyer
Atesp
Serine Aare
Pmieuttenia Foyer
University College of Medicine
Richmond
Shinnston
Rchbishop
Kane
Womans Missionary Society
Munington
James- Shepherd Co
Waldo
Council OF True Blue
Cossian
Circuit Court
Mason
Chancery
Public Schools
Big Alice” Johnson
Epworth
Mire R. B. McDanel
Ernest Dean
Jewelry Store
D. Gilbert Johns
Young Men's Christian Association
Dr. Briggs
Opera House
Women’s Auxiliary Meeting
Robert Lafferty
Botmne & Lafferty
Tarmberport
Wallace
Bland
Mary E. Scott
Clarks
Supreme Court of Appeals of
John It -Swiger
C. Murky
Studo
Parkersbore
Corlelia
Overkaut Co
Misses Evans
Masonic Hael
Sukh
Gein
CH. Blasd
Af Sutton
Jarvis
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