Postal service updates in Riverview and Fairmont notices
May 23 report from Washington notes Riverview post office in Kanawha County petitioned by Waller Brooks is ordered established and to open once a postmaster is appointed. Neely pushes delivery extension to Fairmont to add ten families to free delivery and tents pension bills for Tol Elizabeth Brubaker Fousse Hawkins and Hawkins of Parkmont structure.
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Washington, D. C
Avis
Postofica
Riverview
Kanawha County
Waller Brooks
Neely
Sane
Fairmont
Tolizabeth
Brubaker
Victor Fousse
Wheeling
Franklin Hawkins
Patrmont
Grand Army elects officers at state meeting in Moundsville
Grand Army of the Republic held its annual state meeting in Moundsville electing officers for the year. State commander Thomas G Hammond of Moundsville chaired. Officers named include senior vice commander C T Reed of Wheeling junior vice commander A T Piggott of Parkersburg and department chaplain W N Edgell of Clarksburg.
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Moundsville
Grand Army of the Republic
Thomas G. Hammond
C. T. Reed
Wheeling
A. T. Piggott
Parkersburg
W. N. Edgell
Clarksburg
J. Hi. Brownfield
Fairmont
Harge
Detroit
Mich
D. Morgan
Farmington
R. Hanen
Glen Manton
Marshall County
Risinger
John Myers
Carl Satow
Robvlin
John Palmer
T.jotliff
Moreantown
D. W. Henderson
Mendaville
Wabash hearing resumes amid graft and receivership allegations
At St Louis on May 28 charges surfaced that attorney A Hodge who spoke before the Public Service Commission supported the Wabash plan while backing interests seeking payment from the railroad. Remarks also linked George J Gould to forcing Wabash into receivership.
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Ony Anapeiaris Peso
ST. Louis
A. Hodge
Asrouri Publi Service Commission
Wabash Ralirosi
Wabash
George J. Gould
Horse crashes into City Market wagons on Main Street
A Boehm Brothers horse hitched to a delivery wagon bolted Friday morning, crashing into two City Market wagons parked on Main Street. It toppled sidewalk supports and shattered a laundry window at Hop Sing, causing pedestrian excitement. City Market horses ran frightened for about half a block before control was regained. The driver on Lee Street jumped from his wagon at Chestnut and Mall, suffering minor leg bruises.
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Boehm Brothers
City Market
Main Street
Hop Sing
Lee Street
Chestnut and
Mall Streets
Long illness ends life of O. Goldsmith at 27
O. P. Goldsmith aged 27 died after a long illness at 427 Weininger street Glen Elk at 1 am Friday. He is survived by his widow, a child, his mother Mrs Minerva Goldsmith and four sisters Mrs R B Wamsley and Miss Hate Lara Francenia. Funeral will be at the home Sunday with burial in Greenlawn cemetery.
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O. . Goldsmith
Weininger
Glen Elk
Minerva Goldsmith
R. B. Wamsley
Mies Hate
Lara
Francenia
Greenlawn Cemetery
Killing of Urbin in Amabclaths enEay Washington
The state department confirms the killing of Richard Urbin an American citizen of German birth by Mexeang at Pointed Mountain fifteen miles west of Naco. Montague American Consular Agent reported Urbin and a companion were attacked without provocation a band of Mexicans fired from a house. Urbin died while his companion escaped.
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Amabclaths
General Carranza Invitation At Niagara Falls Mediation
The article notes General Carranza may attend the Niagara Falls mediation conference, with unclear invitation status. It mentions possible attendance by constitutional representatives and the potential impact on Carranza's campaign against Huerta’s forces if no armistice is declared.
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Washington
Niagara |Falls
Carranza
Nueria
Ish Bannum Appointed to Federal Labor Commission
Miss Gertrude Barnum of Chicago has been named a member of Wig fed eral adap commission. The appointment signals intensified service work linked to labor troubles. Barnum, connected with trades unions, collaborated with Jane Addams and Hull House in related efforts.
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Gertrude Barnum
Chicago
Wig
Jund Addams al Hullis
Dayton Bar Association Votes on Judge Dayton Honesty
Monongalia Bar Association met Friday to pass a resolution expressing full confidence in Judge A Dayton. The vote faced opposition with many attorneys leaving the hall after disputes over adjournment and questions about quorum and legality of the final passage.
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Paege
Morgantown
Monongalia Bar Association
Dayton
Dar Agsottalion
SICK RATE AMONG SOLDIERS AND MARINES AT VERA CRUZ REPORTED
Washington May 29 General Funston reports the sick rate among soldiers at Vera Cruz is 49 percent and 1.45 percent among Marines. Forty-one soldiers are in hospital and nineteen in quarters. Total sick count is 45. No malaria. War Department will send Vera Cruz apparatus and chemicals to render water potable for thirty days.
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Washington, D.C
Funston
War Department
Vera Cruz
Theray Department
Funjston
Ohio governor presses for wage talks with coal miners
Governor Cox met with a joint committee of five operators and nine miners' officials in the governor's office to reopen wage negotiations under the tonnage system. He said he did not seek a dispute over wages but urged an agreement benefiting Ohio industry and progress.
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Enzem
Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Plea of Guilty In Bank Cashier Theft Case Chilled
Samuel Bieler former cashier of the Visor Gavings Bank of Mokeed Stocks, Pa, pleaded guilty to stealing about $2,000. Prosecutors say the crime occurred earlier this year, and Bieler faces up to five years in prison on conviction.
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Tay
Pausai Pittbsurg
Samuel Bieler
Visor Gavings Bank of
Mokeed Stocks
Vaccination Debates Stir Reichstag In Berlin
A May 22 Reichstag discussion shows broad opposition to compulsory vaccination at 60. The motion to form a commission of vaccination supporters and opponents failed by a tie, amid petitions for legal change. Anti-vaccinationists claim health harms and note 32 deaths in Prussia in 1912. critics say calf lymph purity is unreliable. The German law lacks compulsory vaccination, yet police interpret it as granting enforcement power.
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Ansociatien
Berlin
Reichstag
Germany
Prusela
Debates over Vaccination Compulsion and Conscience Clauses
A socialist speaker cites parents punished for resisting vaccination, noting prison terms and widespread conscience objections in Germany. He points to England and Italy as models, while Dr Hiroki of the Imperial Health Office reports a steady drop in smallpox after a recent law. Rudolf Kucken is to lecture in Japan about vaccination policy.
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Germany
Hagland
Italy
Hiroki
Imperhal Health Office
Japan
Rudolf Kuckon
Tokyo
Eueken
Kirken
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