Baseball National League Yesterday's Uneven Results
Yesterday’s National League scores show Pittsburg edging Boston 6 to 5 while New York shut out Philadelphia 1 0. Chicago defeated New York 5 0 and 7 5 with other matches listed including Cincinnati, St Louis, Brooklyn, and Cleveland. Local results include Braddock, Waynesburg, Uniontown, Steubenville, Bariler, East Liverpool, and Washington games.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Tis
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
St. Janis Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Lowis
Washington
Cleveland
Braddock
Cimberlant
Waynesburg
Uniontown
Steubenville
Bariler
East Liverpool
P.O
Clevelanit
Tietrolt
St. Tow
Chicago Ac
Washington Ac
Tostones
Marsh to go to penitentiary at Moundsville
Silda Marsh will be taken to the penitentiary at Moundsville next week after a Federal court term convicted him of passing a raised will. Judge A G Dayton sentenced him to eighteen months with a thirty day stay to pursue an appeal, which his lawyers decided not to pursue. If granted good behavior, he may be released within about a year.
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Silda Marsh
Moundsville
Syne
Tedderal
A. G. Dayton
Penitens
Deeds Recorded In Simpeon District
Jurys W Harmer transfers 18 acres to W 8 Marti in Simpeon district. Nannie Tachi conveys one lot in Alta Vista to Ferdinand Bachman.
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Jurys
W. Harmer
Marti
Simpeon Distriet
Nannie Tachi
Ferdinand Bachman
Alta Vista
Telephone Subscribers We Run Preparing New Director Change
Telephone subscribers are informed that changes to the diary style of their telephone service may be requested. Notify the chief operator at your exchange or write to Fairmont West Virginia by a set date for priority. Consolidated Telephone Company.
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Ienemn
Fairmont
W. Va
Whiel
Consolidated Telephone Company
Seaton Denies Rumor of Opening Saloon in Pritchard Building
Thomas Seaton forcefully denies a circulating rumor that he planned to rent the Pritchard building to operate a saloon. He states he never intended to rent or open a saloon and would not engage in such business. He calls the rumor’s originator an unqualified liar.
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Pritchard
Thomas Seaton
Public Meeting Called For Board Of Trade In Clarksburg
A committee named to draft constitution and by laws for the proposed board of trade invites all citizens to a public meeting at the Court House in Clarksburg tonight at 8 o clock. The group urges attendance and cooperation to boost the city s progress.
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Board of Trade
WN. B. McCarty
ET. Weir
F.regd
Cl. E. Lamberd
C. Denham
George
Clarksburg
Court House
Sam Buncht Held Over Drunkenness and Disturbance
Sam Buncht was arrested Thursday afternoon for drunkenness and for raising disturbance in the West End around noon. He was found guilty on both charges but was not jailed in default of paying an $11.60 fine. Charlee Johnston, charged with being drunk and using profane language on the streets, was sentenced to seven days in jail.
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Sam Buncht
West End
Charlee Johnston
Sag
Gaughan Family Welcomes Baby Boy This Week
Mr and Mrs A G Gaughan announce the birth of a healthy baby boy at their home in Wess. Mr Gaughan is stepping and healthier than before with a broad smile. Both mother and child are doing nicely and well wishes pour in.
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A. G. Gaughan
Wess
Mr. Gauyghan
Down
County Clerk Charles Holden Returns From Phoenix Journey
County Clerk Charles FP Holden arrived back Thursday night after nearly three months in Phoenix for health. Friends report marked improvement. Holden traveled through San Francisco and spent a day in the city, witnessing conditions described as dire, with many raups and hardships noted by locals.
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Charles Fp, Holden
Phoenix
Arizona
Hollen
Mr. Holden
San Francisco
Eastern Star Initiation Adds Seven Members at Meeting
The Eastern Star initiated seven candidates into the order last night. Mr. and Mrs. High Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs. W. Purd ee, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Smith and Miss Goodin Johnson of Brivigoport were welcomed into membership as refreshments followed the ceremony.
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Eastern Star
High Jarvis
W. Purdee
John B. Smith
Goodin Johnson
Brivigoport
Tin Plate and Tatagette to Play Tomorrow Afternoon
Tomorrow afternoon at the park grounds the Tin Plate baseball team and Tatagette will meet in a labeled game. The contest is expected to be close from start to finish, with both squads wearing new uniforms and ready for action.
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Tin Plate
Tatagette
Tin Plateraill
Corset Girdles Offer Fresh Styles at Low Prices
Corsets 44c 300 Corset Girdles six models fresh from the makers all underpriced for lively selling Latin Ribbon Girdles pink light blue or white silk tape Batiste and Ribbon ette models Some with front and side supporters sizes 18 to 26 Price 44c are Corset Department.
Richilieu Ribbed Women's Vests Offer Three for 25 Cents
This item describes snow white cotton tape ribbed vests for women sold at 25 cents for three, noting high elasticity and quality. It claims past purchase in September, bulk buying, and promise of near-cost pricing to gain favors, with emphasis on reduced profits for buyer advantage.
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Richilieu
Women's Imported Lisle and Silk Gloves Advertised
An advertisement promotes white gloves priced at 25c and 50c per pair, available in white, black, and grey. It also offers women's pure silk gloves in the same colors with two or three buttons, in sizing to fit all, with price points of 50c 75c and 1.00 per pair, noting they wash well.
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Huck
Terry Towers
Irwin-Lockwood Co
Main St
BELL
Peorices
S.S. S. Purity Vegetabie
SS. S
Atlanta
Banky
E. A. Robinson
SON Jewelers
Brain Street
W. Ve
W. Vanov
Hildebrand Leichner
Shampoolog
Crown & Bridge
Soveiatty
Glartsburg
Waldo
Wurtzburger ON
Draet
Tos. L. Ruopes
Fuaxx H. Rnopes
Rhodes & Rhodes
Attorneys of Law
W.va
Flaue
BASE
P.O. M. League
Marsh
Penitentiary
Posey Oeic
Seaton
Sim Bunch
MR. Gaughan Happy
Glerk
Main Street
Spring Catalog
Hite
White
Wurre
White Oxfords
Mies
Siyhenad
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