Church Union Completed in Presbyterian Merger
The Cumberland and Presbyterian churches completed a union today at a General Assembly session. Rev. G. Lanning of Puget Sound was named assistant clerk as reports from church committees were presented. Two commissioners opposed final vote.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Ind
BR. G. Lanning
Puget Sound
General Assembly
Union Presbyterian Church
Vare Fous
Berland
Willian Laurie
Baliefinio
Ren Ki Peasy
Jacksonville
Liberty Area Hours Spark After Jail Release
Banech, a young Veeton, was freed from county jail Thursday morning after eighteen months. He and two companions caused a disturbance on Baltimore Street, attempting to engage with passersby. Brooks and Lt. Joycend Lewis intervened, and Bunch was identified as the aggressor. He faces charges and will be tried Friday morning.
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Banech
Veeton
John Bee
Pacer
Pliberty
Baltimore Street
Brooks
Joycend Lewis
Wilsons Cousin Killed by Train Near Charles Town
Charles Town resident Wilson was a painter by trade who saw the near head on collision with a moving train. He was about forty five years old and the event occurred as he stood on the railroad. Remains were brought to Charles Town for burial and relatives stated the accident occurred last Thursday.
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Gendra Teveland
Wallis Family Safe After Afternoon Flight Report
In Liverpool, England, OL and Mrs T T Wallis were reported safe at 1 20 in the afternoon after a flight with Farman B Wallis. Details are unclear as the message arrives via received reports from Europe.
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Wallis
Europe
Mra. T. T. Wallis
sLiverpest
England
Hye
Farman B. Wallis
Pontient Anil
Funniest Picture and Clown Fee Run in New York
Fragmentary OCR text mentions funny picture captions and clown figures, uncertain names, and a New York context. The passage is garbled but suggests a first-time viewing or exhibition of humorous images and a clown-related event.
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New York
Logas and Weston Engage in Narrow Bowling Match
Weston Logas won. Jatter claimed a narrow victory for Weston. Lowling played well though a few nerves led to low scores. Day was High individual with 194. Ferry top visitor with 166. Clarksburg won first series by twenty one pins, then won second by fifty three pins. Weston showed team effort but Clarksburg led overall by twenty one pins after two games.
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Jatter
Day
Ferry
Clarksburg
Aleb
Rotow
Weston
Manager Gazley Leads Clean Up Stunt On Hewes Street
Gazley, manager of the Aldo company, organized a physical culture style street cleanup this afternoon. He acquired a large straw hat and rallied sixteen volunteers to clear Hewes Street, directing the broom and shovel brigade under hot sun as fog lingered in the area.
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Gazley
Broom
Effort Fails to Settle Mine Controversy in Ohio
Columbus May 24 an effort to settle the mining dispute in Ohio failed after a conference among John H Winder president of the Sunday Creek Coal Company William J Green president of the Ohio miners and Rev Roderick McLachlin Catholic priest of Belmont county. Two mines in Jefferson county resumed operations with non union workers today.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
John H. Winder
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Willian J. Green
Ohio Miners
Roderick McLachlin
Privet
Belmont County
Jefferson County
Commencement Events Held At City Opera House Tonight
The high school graduation is scheduled for tonight at 8 o'clock in the opera house, with twelve graduates announced. The colored school will hold its commencement tomorrow in the colored school building, per prior notice.
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Opera House
Mrs Davis Conditions Worsen in York Hospital
York May 24 Mrs Jefferon Davis condition grew worse last night and remained poor today as doctors reported no improvement.
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Associated Press
York
Jefferon Davis
Wage increase boosts cotton district workers in Danielson
A voluntary wage rise of 11 percent has been agreed for all cotton workers in the Danielson area. The accord covers about twenty thousand employees across the district. The move, attributed to negotiations with labor representatives, aims to improve living standards amid rising costs.
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Danielson. Conn
Souvenir of Fire Col Henry W Mond Item
Fragmentary OCR recalls a souvenir of the great San Francisco fire and a frail knife with evidence of its presence in a furnace with plate. The fragment is incomplete and unreadable in parts.
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Col
Henry Wa
San Francisco
Civil Engineer Killed by Train near Belington
Ar Worth Teter a civil engineer residing at Belington Bare ir county was struck and killed by a passenger train on the Western Maryland line between Belington and Elkins just after four o clock Wednesday afternoon. He was walking on the tracks and did not hear the train. The engineer tried to stop but could not. Teter about 43 leaves a wife and four children. The cousin M F Teter of Philip pi is a cousin of the deceased.
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Worth Teter
Belington
Bare Ir County
Rondozen
Tetrr
Barbone Ramity
F. Tetérs
Philippi
Judge Mason for Governor
May 24 Morgantown WV a strong sentiment favors Judge John W Mason Fairmont for the Republican gubernatorial nomination A prominent attorney warns Mason would leave the bench and notes his timber is needed to fill the governor’s shoes The Morgantown Post supports a tall timber for the next campaign and roots for Mason citing his Monongalia roots
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Morganlows
W.va
Monongalia County
John W. Mason
Fairmont
Trig
Mason
Circuit Court
Honeh
Morgantown Post
Republican Party
Wee
West Virginia
Marion County
Monongolia
A Jolly Lot of Fishermen Off Cohumns Creek
A group of fishermen spent the evening at Cohumn's Creek mouth, enjoying a rare outing. The party, including Dr. W. Walterman and Dr. John S. Stone among others, claimed they caught three small fish and noted bait may have limited their haul while Dale Dean oversaw the emissary wagon.
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Cohumn
The
Faily
W. Walterman
Crile
John S.stone
Georgy
Stone
Dale Dean
Clarksburg Pitcher Leaves for Lewisburg Showdown
George Argerbrigit, famed Clarksburg hall team pitcher, departs Saturday for Lewisburg to join the locals. He last hurled strong, limiting Marietta to four hits and Lafayette to a single hit through the ninth, promising a fine showing in Lewisburg.
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George Argerbrigit
Clarksburg
Lewisburg
Clarke King
Wil Amer
Emi Cress
Mariettn
Lafayette
Grading For Track A Juncture In The Short Line Cut
A garbled OCR style note describes grading on a track section at Tromddue for a street project. It mentions a large turnout and a rough condition, with unclear details about fair weather and the tempo of work. The fragment hints at proceedings and potential delays affecting nearby activity.
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Tromddue
Teachers Examined at Clarksburg Central School
The first Siltes uniform examination for teaching began at Clarksburg Central School with County Superintendent W. Ogden and Brammers Gay Musser and Frank White in charge. Ninety men and women enrolled. list of examinees includes Kemper Campbell Moffatt Allen Howell Koontz and many others from Clarksburg Salem Bridgeport and surrounding areas. The exams covered United States History Geography and Civics with questions on the Declaration of Independence the Civil War and other topics.
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Clarksburg Central School
Alding
County
W. Ogden
Brammers
Gay Musser
Frank White
Severs Gertlesen
Teie Af. Kemper
Treemansburg- Tames
Porter Campbell
Auburn
Iola
Chalfant
Shinneton
J. W. Samples
Sardis
Catherine Shinn
Shiinaton
Bomeineh
Cemgm
W. A. Strother
Clarksburg
Georgia
B. Boned
Salem
John G. Robinson
Craigmoor
Taniah le Meade
Bridgeport
Blanche Hill
Bri
Torslet
Charles W. Vireo
J. Ward
God Hope
Disia Hardesty
Shinnston
Howard
Robinson
Museen
Clarkeburg
Charles
Kile
Senterpoint
Tsnac Brohned
Big Tsaac
John Lucus
Ehinnston
Cora Swiger
Julia O. Kidd
Dessie Garrison
Quief Dell
Tala F. Tall
Wallace
Sophie E. Benedum
Nage Orried Treddie C. McIntire
Tlovis McKinley
J. B. Campbell
Hoy Ward
Mathie J. Holmes
Wat Milford
F. ‘Tenny
Webster Springs
United States
America
Colwin
Esplorers
Booalke
Benjamin Praoklin
Cornwallis
Ani
Cleveland
Naite
Puno Recital by the Seniors at Braddur Institute
Graduates of the Music Department Broaddur Institute announce a senior recital inviting friends and the public. Miss Lena Bartlett will perform May 25 at 8 p m at the Baptist church with Miss Pauline A Stewart as vocalist. The program includes Beethoven Sonata Op 13 and several piano and vocal pieces.
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Mies
First dance of season draws forty couples at the park
The opening dance event drew forty couples on the floor with an attentive crowd enjoying Wells orchestra. Music was praised as special and well received. The next dance is planned for Tuesday night.
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Meening
Wells” Orchestra
Board of Trade movement gains steam in Marksburg meeting
Subscriptions have risen to fund a local board of trade in Marksburg with a favorable outlook. A committee reported progress on constitution and bylaws, with a follow up meeting planned tomorrow night to finalize organization and invite broader public participation.
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Board of Trade
Marksburg
Fryer
Board
Broaddus Children Levying Boards Instructed
A garbled 1900s circular warns county officials against unlawful public moneys use and outlines penalties for excess levies. It notes that school taxes and teachers funds may be set at specified rates, with courts to enforce levy limits and deadlines.
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Commission
Pitlen
Enurts
Educkbor
Menbotpal Cote Jl
Riferihen
Acts of the Agisiatins
Banda” of Education
Bedy Alenia
Soe
Ot Heald “Works
Jorge
Name Chores and Acts Highlight School Programs
A 1906 Baptist church program lists acts including The Bitterfly and Dutch Dolls, with performers such as Rebecca and Louise Basell. It mentions Pauline Tarkington, Jennie Kemper, and Genevieve Robierts among participants. The review notes a Saturday service at 4 p.m. with a cordial invitation to all.
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Weslo Harcarolip
Neidlingery
Sig Albitito Boggess
Paitaigs
Jansens Munde Hall
Airsopal Tread Chiminnds
Rebecca
Lite Boy Blue
Newin
Totlise Paogibe
Pickininny
D. Smuth
Vita Davis
Hensat
Pauline Tarkington
Keep-Sake
Lindner
Louise Basell
Vallee
Durand
Genevieve Robierts
Se Baptist Church
Suturday
Wedding of B A Morritt in Fairmont West Virginia
Miss Sue Hall requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her niece May Manley Hall to Mr. Charles Campbell Moffitt on Wednesday June 6, 1906 at seven o'clock at Christ Episcopal Church Fairmont West Virginia. Mr. Morritt is chief mining engineer for the Muderanll Clark Coal Company with headquarters in Clarkaburg.
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Pirmont
Clarkaburgars
Morfith
Muderanll-Clark Coal Company
Sue, Hall
May Manley
Hall
Charles Campbell Moffitt
Christ Episcopal Church Fairmont
West Virginia
Broadus Calendar of Commencement Events
Dates and times for Broaddus commencement related events including Senior piano and children's recitals, expression recital, class day exercises, pupil music concert, annual board meeting, and the thirteenth annual commencement with associated receptions and association meetings.
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Mary
Lena Bartlet
Teesday
Chace Ann McClune
Géorgia Garrett
Mubol Imma Stewart
Lina Anne
Jay
Music
Expression
Abimni Association
Alunmi
Waldo
Warrant For Person Refusing To Vacate
Constable Hodgers issues a warrant for a person refusing to vacate at a property on West Prku street during a protest before Squire Gordon over an apartment building dispute involving Katie Cox and William Lawn. Authorities warned of action to remove trespassers and restore order.
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Hodgers
Pritchard
West Prku Street
Squire Gordon
Katie Cox
William Lawn
Aml Raunner
Masta
Unclear fragment reports sick on flyer at pier arrival
Fragmentary text notes a sick person on a flyer named Me Dievwel. Details about the location Feo epitel lnet pacht and Piercy Sir wet arrival are garbled, leaving the event unclear and without verifiable facts.
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Amin
Feo
Piercy
Sir Wet
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