Thaw in Merits of Habeas Case Delay at Jail
Wary K Thaw petitions in a habeas corpus case arguing for placement outside Mattoawan asylum. Judge indicates Thaw may appeal and seek a different valuation before a week from next Saturday. Thaw to remain in county jail as proceedings continue with limited access to a defense.
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Poughkierpsie
Tostlea
Morehauser Vollay
Thew
Fe Tirther
Mattoawan
Jal Tere
Seelsion
Commencement Week At University Includes Sermon And Exercises
The university will hold a week of events from June 11 to 45 with the baccalaureate sermon on June 14 delivered by Bishop John W. Hamilton of San Francisco. Commencement address on June 15 will be given by Edward Minwoorth Brown and Governor W. M. C. Dawson. The week features inter-society contests, graduation exercises, and exhibits. Numerous students across departments are commended for graduation, including names in Arts, Law, Engineering, Medicine, and other schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bune Quy
John W. Hamilton
U.P
Francisco
Cal
Weday
Edward Minwoorth Brown
of Education
D.C
W. M. C. Dawson
Wext
Ginia
College of Law
School of Myr
Dex Barnes
Ane Arte
Cider Corps
Tiel Munter
Arte
Itford
Tenwie Myers
Clara Menning Sheldon
Albert Jacks Collett
Dennis Martin Wilts, Bachalur
Ariv
Thomas Bond Voulk
Marebet Marchilan Geen
Janos Hall Jonekins
John Dana McNwatt
George Wi Tam Pow
James Ramiel Fen
Glenn Albert Collier
Lawres
Davie Raunders
Lioyd Marie Selby
Jacob Alfred Yonkers
Doctors of Medicine
Samuel Dell Avaton
Allen Eugene Burner
Wit Vom
Lee Coegel
Robert Wirt Duneham
Georgy Delhert Johnson
Jon Harness Steenbergen
Frank Poy Anderson
Willian Te
Laney Brightwell
Harry Rutherford
Downy Trewin
Shaney Goldbarth
Douglas Men Horniah
Lowry Murehinal Huey
Wowar
Jit Tames
Charlon Lewin Lowallyn
Tamnéx Wim
Maxwell
Wensum
Franklin McGinna
Mont Metaller
Marty Gun Shatter
Tilly Ashby West
Artinta
Plane
Musiic
Marie Foul Dickinsin
Lu-nay Benevine Kelley
Helen Lavitant ‘Treat
Crrifeate
Mamig Walters Priest
Ann Gain
Special Term Hearing for Public Nuisance Case in Northview
A special term of the county court is set for Wednesday to hear and receive the action of Citizens tax payers and inhabitants of Northview regarding Clarkstarg Line Company alleged to be a public nuisance in Washtalding tied to the death of a person on the roadway.
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Northview
Two Dead and Forty Hurt In Philadelphia Incident
In Philadelphia on May 25 a street accident near Chestnut Hite Park injured over forty people and killed two. Police and witnesses described a chaotic scene as emergency crews assisted victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chestnut Hie Park
Presbyterian pastor accepts First Church chain of duties
Dr. McClelland of Washington Pennsylvania former Alderman for Frenchman society in Presbyterian denomination has accepted the pastorate of the First Presbyterian church. He preached Sunday and announced his impending duties beginning next Sunday. He will move his family to Clarkshire and reside in the city. McClelland is a prominent platform speaker with a national reputation.
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McClelland
Washington, Pa
Frenchman’s Society
First Presbyterian Church
William M. Haddon
Waynesburg Cottage
de. McClelland Niled
Clarkshire
Thee
Civil docket deferred in circuit court session
Monday morning the circuit court decided the civil docket would not be taken up this term due to farming commitments. The original docket will continue most of the week and likely part of the next, after which jurors will be discharged. Chancery cases may follow a few days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Waa
Chancery
Aun Hess
Curtin Talk Stirs WV Delegation in Washington Visit
General Curtin drew strong reactions in Washington on May 26 as he discussed Roosevelt’s renomination. He spoke of supporting Taft and then Roosevelt, while critics questioned his alignment with Curtin’s apparent shifting allegiance within West Virginia Republicans. Delegation members and managers weighed the implications for the national convention.
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Washington, D.C
Gengral Curtin
West Virginia
Curtin
Raoyovelt
Bonavent
Taft
Monswvelt
Hare
Non-Union Men Vote on Equal Chance for Jobs
Cleveland May 25 non union employees of Wear Street War Company vote today to share positions with the old worker before the board of arbitration. Strike settlement hinges on the outcome. If the men opt to compete with the veteran, the workers will return to duties while arbitration adjusts the dispute. No trouble reported today.
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Clevrland
Wear Street War Company
Olf
Xtelkens
Board of Arbitration
Osiris Temple Ceremonial at Arion Hall Next Friday
The Ancient Anthle Order notes a ceremonial at Osiris Temple in Wheeling. The event at Arion Hall on Main Street will feature Frank C Roundy receiving a special token in a formal dedication ceremony.
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Oxirfe Tempie
Arion Hall
Main
Wheeling
Frank C
Petkiene
Sunday Law In Effect On Closing of Liquor Rooms
The Sunday closing law prohibits sale of liquors in specified rooms from 42 o’clock Sunday night to 6 o’clock Monday morning and requires secure locking of all doors and windows. Officials must enforce compliance, report violations, and punish violators with fines and possible jail or removal of licenses for up to a year. Local police, sheriffs, and prosecutors are directed to act promptly against violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jek
Sher-I Jff
Mrs Elizabeth Sterley of Parkersburg Dies Suddenly
Mrs Elizabeth Sterley wife of James J Stealey of Parkersburg died suddenly at her home on Saturday afternoon from heart trouble. She was 68 years old and widow of Judge Stealey. She had lived in Parkersburg for twelve years and was active in Washington society before. She was a cousin of Mr Thomas Brady and connected to local Stealey families.
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Elizabeth Sterley
Idee
Thomas J. Stealey
Parkers Ture
Mary Stealey
Thomas G. Brady
Fannie Stenley
Nathan Oe Stealey
Thin City
Stenley
Judine Stealey
Ako
Washington
Ritchie
Peasants County
Carpenter Fined For Public Disorder After Arrest
A man named Carpenter paid a dollar fine after a magistrate by Gordon imposed penalties for being drunk and disorderly in the street. He was arrested by Constable Schrader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Gordon
Conxialle Sehrader
Masons Lay Cornerstone at Indianapolis Project
Masons from across Indiana gathered in Indianapolis on May 25 to lay the cornerstone of the Masonic temple under construction there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndianapolis
Ind
Indiana
One Life Lost in Texas Floods Reported
A flood in Texas results in one fatality with homes evacuated and property damage reported in the Engle Ford area near Dallas. Residents describe rising waters, disrupted travel, and emergency responses as storms continue to affect Trinity region life.
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Dallas
Tera
Mar
Trinity
Court Trials Continue After Acquittals and Charges
R J Gasley was acquitted on a charge related to a disturbance after a Glen Bik fire. Ka Wilson faced trial for theft from Cora Cola works in Glen Bik and was found not guilty along with Fred Monroe on a related charge. Louis Tareosis stood trial on an attempted criminal assault involving a seven year old, with details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Gasley
Eroult
Ka Wilson
Cora Cola
Glen Bik
Wilson
Fred Monroe
Louis
Rial
Imuault Oma
Gage Intervention for Liquor Suit Set Before Judge
Davin and others seek to be made party defendants in a case against Thomas G Platt United States Express and Adams Express by intervention. The matter will be heard before Judge Nothin on June 10. Davin aims to revive claims and compel a prior partner to receive one tenth shipmont of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Goff
Davin Et al
Grewent Liquor Company
Thomas G. Platt
United Stating Express Company
Adamsx Express Company
Nothin
Davia
Shipmontx
Nquor
Mines Resume Full Operation in Clareburg Fairmont Region
Mines in the Clareburg and Fairmont area operated by Fairmont Coal Company and Clarksburg Fuel Company will run at full capacity this week and next. Preparations for full resumption are under way by mine officials, with enhanced activity expected regionwide and all plants operating as usual. Between seven and red thousand men are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clareburg
Fairmont
Fairmont Coal Company
Clarksburg Fuel Company
Funeral for Mrs Marina Walter Held in Adamston
The funeral of Mrs. Marina Walter, wife of A C Walter, of Adamston, occurred Monday afternoon. Services were at her home and burial was in Green Lawn cemetery. Mrs Walter was 48. Death caused by cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marina
Alice Walter
A. C. Walter
Adamston
Green Lawn Cemetery
Wailer
Ageo Man Dies in Sand Hill Near City
Cyrun Mitchell aged and esteemed citizen died Monday at his home near the city from the infirmities of old age. Survived by three sons and three daughters including Fanle Gordon Ira Mary Stiles Mint Blache and Hoyd Marvey and Harry Mitchell. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at 2580 o'clock with burial at Cork Cemetery.
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Cyrun
Mitchell
Velock
Hla Herne
Sand Hill
Old Nee
Fanle Gordon
William
Gordon
Ira
Mary Stiles
Joan Miles
Mint
Cork
Flood Sees Mass Evacuations Along Oklahoma Rail Line
May 2 report from Cuthrie Oklahoma describes a serious flood scene with railways threatened by rising water. Hundreds abandon homes as authorities warn of possible water damage and to seek higher ground, while crews work to reinforce embankments and reroute traffic.
Baker to be moved to Philippi for trial in tampering case
United States starenas B D Mott and deputies will take James A Baker from Wel copie Station to Philippi where he will be tried before Judge AG Dayton this week for tamper with the United States walls. Fuzzy Rugan, a witness, will accompany him. Court officials expect testimonies from a Pittsburg girl linked to Baker as the case opens. Baker denies guilt and threatens prison escape while officials vow close guarding through the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Starenas
Baker Cage
Pittsburg
Baker
Wis
Cireer
Shihida
New York
Xala
Rigor
Kincald
Tam
Tay
Han Ben
New York City
Kincaid
Ime
Thin District
City Court Hears Drunkenness and Disorder Fines
Mayor Edward J. Wood presided as forty cases on the regus lar session docket were reported in default of fines. Mont Zellar received twenty days’ work for drunkenness and fined $20. Carl McMillen and Edward Richter were sent to the airwets for five days. Eugene Craven and Alfred A. Bate faced fines for drunkenness. John Legars and Pat Miller also appeared for related charges with penalties imposed.
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Edward J. Wood
Crty
Mont Zellar
Altouta
William
Drummon
Trente
Coxte
Carl McMillen
Edward Richtermere
Harry Biliott
Pat Miller
Arunkenjrers
John Leggars
Eugene Craven
Alfred A. Bate
Enron
Hupp Arrests Man in Grafton Hearing Morning
United States Deputy Marshal Hupp arrested Sam Pease at Grider Standay morning and transported him to Grafton for a hearing on charges of prevent violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted States
Hug
Sam Pease
Grier Standay
Hin
Grafton
Woman's body found floating in barrel in New York
May 25 report from New York states a woman's body, wrapped in a garment and identified as female, was found floating in a barrel in Lite Ell Blawe between Ward's and Bantall's lands. The article suggests murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Haliored
Ward
Bantall
Wedding Ends In A Murder In Fairmont Fight At Wedding
Michal Lamar a foreigner shot a coal miner during a wedding celebration at Thoburn Saturday night in Fairmont. Lazar died at Cook’s hospital after a Sunday morning attack as officers tried to arrest attendees. Police and bystanders fought amid intoxication, a porch collapsed, and shots were fired injuring a man whose name appears as Lazar.
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Michal Lamar
Enterprise
Cook's Hospital
Fairmont
Thoburn Satir
J. 0
Bhiayér
Monohgab
William Indlay
Plortly Afar
Polleemen Pindlay and
Thayer
Hous
Wald
U Buy
Tolay Manu
Nereo
J. A. Riedy
Monument unveiling preparations move forward nationwide
The city plans a national color decorated unveiling next Saturday with progress on banners and flags. Lawson & Todd Company of Pittsburg serve as official decorators and have opened headquarters in the former Watts-Lambert space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oltyetope Tn
Buninow
Messrs, Lawson & Todd Company
Pittsburg
Watts-Lamberd Company
Horse Thief Eludes Authorities After Mare Theft
A mare valued at $100 was stolen from Martha B Allen's barn on Big Buffalo last week. The thief rode away on the mare after taking a bridle and there is no clue or apprehension yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha B Allen
Allen
Big Buffalo
Odeon Hosts Walker and Barrel in Three Day Comedy
At the Odeon this afternoon Walker and Barrel appear at the Dabin for three days and nights with matinees Monday and Wednesday. The ventriloquist Henderson joins as a top act, touted as a thoroughly first class troupe from Chicago. Officials say the management is gratified to secure such distinguished performers for the week.
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Walker and Barrel
Henderson
Dabin
Odeon
Chicago
Light Plant to Open at Imperial and Carver Corner
John W. Duty will activate his electric plant in the Imperial and Carver area on June 1 with a 32 horsepower Loree engine. The facility is expected to illuminate the Imperial area, including the neighboring cities, once operation begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Duty
Imperial
Carver Salagas
City High School Hosts Junior Clean-Up Fire Drill Recitation
The City High School plans a student drill and safety exercise for junior students focusing on fire response procedures. Administrators emphasize orderly evacuation, attendance checks, and clear communication with teachers during the drill.
Notable Arrests on Dynamiting Case at Wyatt
Police and constables moved to arrest seven men at Wyatt on Sunday in a dynamiting and paternity related plot. Named individuals include Tathoe R. King, Boyd GC Berry Pilitours, Joe Kearns son Frank King, B Steley, Chartox Miller, James R. King, and H Gorden. Charges include dynamiting fish and paternity, with penalties up to 100 dollars fine and possible jail time. several suspects arranged appearances before the court on May 20th night.
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Worthy Schrader
B.W. Barbert
Oiteur
Mortieen
Wyatt
Tathoe R. King
Woyd GC
Berry
Pilit Ours
Joe Kearns
King
Q. B- Steley
Chartox Miller
Wetrul
Odin
James R. King
Berry Eave
Idatios Crrue Thamgean
Shinnetan
Appar
H. Gorden
Ax Monde
Ting
Freedmen Mission Board Reports Strong Income and Expansion
The Board of Missions of Freedmen reported to the Presbyterian General Assembly that income met expectations, rising $3,060 from church collections and other sources. They showed growth in Sunday schools, churches, and education with 45,768 total members, 20,822 students in schools, and 12,576 teachers and pupils, noting no major conflicts among ministers and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Cfty
General’ Assembly
Miciaford
Sermon 15 Delivered to School Graduates
The central Presbyterian church held a Sunday morning service for graduates of Eli Hich schol. The pastor Tew. H. G Wohardson delivered a scholarly address to the class and congregation. Other church members joined the graduates in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Hich Schol
Presbyterian
H. G. Wohardson
Farmen
Lucu
Inspection Day At School Showcases Pupils Work
An inspection day at the school drew many visitors this afternoon. The event highlighted student craft with pieces by pupils and the teacher’s efforts. Visitors responded positively to invitations extended by the teacher.
Convention Tomoko Mont Delegates Set for Denver Meeting
Delegates from the Mont deiegatas group will meet tomorrow morning to finalize arrangements for the Denver convention. The plan calls for the same two delegates to attend the event and represent the group.
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Denver
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K. Thaw
New York Justice
Zine
Ate Ettardemr
Gertrude Wd
Dr. McClelland
Osiris Temple
T.J. Stealey
Parkersburg
Masons
Watexas
Circuit Court
Gage
Fairmont-Clarksburg
Martha Alice Walter
Ageo Man
Cyrus Mitchell
Decors
Oklahorma
Cuthrie
Okla
Clayama
Dng
Yeggman
Dayton
Philippi
Mayor Wood
Hupp
Man
Thoburn
Sity
Fay
Jufly Tx
Robine
Ethier
Funtion
Tersorrom
Cfty High School
Mission Board For Freedmen
Presbyterian General Assembly
H. G. Richardson
Tomoko
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