Republican primary rules and polling plan for Harrison County
The notice details a Republican primary election in Harrison County on June 44 1908 with voting from 12 30 p m to 7 00 p m. It outlines election governance by the County Executive Committee, ballot procedures, candidate filing requirements, fundraising, voter eligibility, polling places by district, and certification of results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal County
Senate
Stuart F. Reed
Chas. G. Coffman
Teiblein
Harrison County
Chirksbang
Harricon
Count Executiv Committee
Witor
Courit
Tvvtion
Iwet
Salect
Exen Na
Huran
Mir
Commiersiers
Toran Pal
Alican
Republican County Executive Committee
Miceting
Clirksburg
Shea Tor
Zerith
Ae Persa
Republien
Lsucheng
Betes
Canty Republican Executive Committee
Ramines Mille
Pirecine
Giyceaiplot Alrad
Bridgeport Selva
Mare Rive Ubunty
Grafton Pytrans Reinke Banquet Held By We Knights
The officer elect of We Knights of Dythins Uniform Rank were in attendance. Allegheny Commandery No. 11 of Geatton joined the event in Clarkeliie with Lt. Guy J. Sinsol taking part. Visiting Pythians enjoyed a fire traders hotel reception and a refined banquet with Clarkshung ladies and hosts.
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Knights of Dythins
Allegheny Cotomindery No. 11
Geatton
Marc Compton
Dhe Stat
Guy J. Sinsol
Allegheny Company
Teneri
Pythians
Bene Tiet
Traders Hotel
Cepemones Coyers
Oilsnne
Sireel
Clarkeliie
Bingy Ross 15 Nearing The End
The piece reports Bingy Ross 15 in critical condition with kidney trouble at City Hospital after a weekend incident. W. S Toss, described as the aye Snater of thie phice, is noted as his father and to be near the hospital. The text reflects uncertain OCR quality and garbled wording.
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Phice
Local Mars Large Contract at New Bennington
Alfred Tamikins leads a major contract for American Sheet & Tie Mate Company in New Bennington Pa. The nine furnaces project will involve three of the company’s largest hands as construction begins immediately.
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Alfred Tamikins
Pilishuse md Tlark
American Sheet & Tie Mate Compune
New Bennington
Ing Fernsens
Alnre
YMCA Suspends Activity in Clarksburg Building Foreclosure Looms
The Young Men’s Christian Association of Clarksburg suspended activities and C W Wooster will leave as traveling salesman for Carter Churchill of New Hampshire. He leaves after three months in charge as the association had agreed to pay 10 000 for West Pike Street land. 3 000 has been paid and 7 000 remains, with foreclosure anticipated if the balance is not settled.
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Young Men’s Christian Association of
Clarksburg
C. W. Wooster
Carter & Churchill
New Hampshire
West Pike Street
Miss Carrie B Stout Dies at Brother's Home in Clarksburg
Miss Carrie B Stout, at age 74, died at her brother Benjamin Brown Stout’s home in Clarksburg after a two month illness from paralysis and other complications. She was born near Bridgeport on August 2, 1838. Survived by four brothers and one sister, she lived her life with the Stout family and was an active Methodist member. Funeral set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the residence, with Rev. Chichester officiating, burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Clarksburg.
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Carrie B. Stout
Benjamin Brown Stout
Clarksburg
Miss Stout
Bridgeport
John TR
Lemuel ¥. Stout
Benjamin B. Stout
Clerkeburg
Mail Clerk Injured by Heavy Crane on Local Run
A mail clerk on the Grafton and Parkersburg accommodation, I N Bailey, was injured Monday evening when a heavy mail crane weighing about sixty pounds dropped on his foot near Grafton. He was unable to work and had to be sent home to Parkersburg. no replacement clerk could be secured until the station was staffed.
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Grafton
Parkersburg
I. K. Bailey
A. R. Boggess
Man Struck By Train Near Smithfield
John Byard was struck along the Short Line tracks near Smithfield as a train approached. He was taken to St. Marys Hospital with injuries described as a tract armie and may recover in a day or two.
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John Byard
Smithfield
St. Mary's Hospital
Wool price fixed at 30 cents a pound at Lownis storehouse
Wool price set at 30 cents per pound delivered to the R. T. Lownis storehouse near Point Conifer, with Mr. Lownis stating his agents are active in purchases and adjoining counties are invited to buy through the setup.
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R. T. Lownis
Tt Point Conifer
Lownies
Conundrum Social At St Dole Hall Tonight
The Onner of St Dole will rel a fecommend men in Al Reed's hall tonight. Admission will he ter conte. Tutreshmente will be sery, ti, AML are cordially invited.
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St. Dole
al Reed's Hall
Beorge Ash Tried for Stealing Watch
Squire Harry Gordon opened the hearing this afternoon on George Ash charged with stealing a watch from Erien Ashcraft. The case centers on a rural district store theft and testimony from multiple witnesses, with Attorney G. M. arguing and Prosecuting Attorney Morris pursuing the state's interests.
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Harry Gordon
George Ash
Erein “Ashcraft
G. m
Geary Ash
Cen
Biel Ra
Andi
Ani
Weines
Morris
Juvenile Theft Hearing Delayed by Missing Witnesses
Four county magistrates gathered with Squire Gordon and Squire Plant to hear a shoe theft case from Sardis. Claude Rober and Lester Sandy were named as suspects after a pair of boys’ shoes vanished on the 13th. One boy was jailed awaiting hearing. the other’s trial opened but was postponed due to missing witnesses. The youths are under sixteen with plans to send them to reform school.
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Warry-Gordon
Squire S. W. Gordon
Squire Alynn
Wilsonburg
Squire Plant
Sardis
Hustead
Sardia
Claude Rober
Lester Sandy
Orher
Reform School
James FB Scripps dies at 71 in Detroit News founder
James FB Scripps founder and long time publisher of the Evening News in Detroit died at his home after a long illness. He helped form the Detroit News by merging the Evening News with the Detroit Tribune. He was a former AP director and is survived by a widow, one son, and three married daughters.
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Detroit
Mich
James Fb, Scripps
The
Evening News
Detroit Tribune
Detroit News
Associated Press
Scripps
Post Office Hours Observed on Legal Holiday
Post office hours on a legal holiday will include a single delivery and window service from 7 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. General delivery and money order windows run from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and at 7:30 p.m. Registers and money order departments will close for the day.
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Bntike
Senior Piano Recital Announcement Mail Date 1906
Announcement notes the Sete Ego Recital to be held Saturday evening June 2 1906 at the Baptist Church with mail notices sent to those on the list.
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the Baptist Church
West Salem Oil and Gas Company Charter Recorded
The charter of the West Salem Oil and Gas Company was recorded today in Salem. Directors listed include Geno H. Trainer Jesse F. Tanilaiph Charles A. Handalph Warione Homer B. McKin Ste and Meya Ramat.
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West Salem Oil &Gas Company
Genego H. Trainer
Jesse F. Tanilaiph
Charles A.P. Handalph
Warione Homer B. McKin Ste
Meya Ramat
Salem
Girls Industrial School to be Greatly Enlarged
An article reports plans to enlarge the Girls Industrial School, detailing bids, projected capacity for about 44 to 49 students, and the board’s delay in publicizing bidder names while pursuing funding. The piece also notes arrests tied to liquor law violations and related federal actions.
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Sirslery Girls
Todustual Sélypol
Ineti Re
Calaion
H. Sa Wilaon
Snow
Hulding-Therg
Yempunt
Penitentiary Threat Looms Over Runaway Boys
Superintendent Trammond of the 4 Boys Reform School at Prant town arrived in Clarkaburg to recover runaway boys arrested by the sheriff and deputies. He warned he may send them to the penitentiary if they fail to surrender plans to escape and disrupt discipline. The youths named are Burt Stutter of Hiscounty Claude Hult wy of Charleston and Horace Carpenter of Charleston. He may seek their transfer to the penitentiary.
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Trammond
Reform School
Pranttown
Clarkaburg
Burt Stutter
Hiscounty
Claude Hult Wy
Horace Carpenter
Charleston
Appropriations For This State In Sundry Civil Bill
Washington May 29 Items in the sundry civil appropriation bill include public buildings at Huntington West Virginia costing 38750 and Wheeling West Virginia costing 90000. River and harbor improvements list Ohio River below Pittsburgh 160400 Big Sandy River 40000 Martin Ohio 150000 Sandusky Ohio 175000.
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Washington
Huntington
W. Va
Wheeling
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Big Sandy
Martin
Ohio
Sanusky
Congress Debates Reports On Meat Trust Inquiry
Washington May 23 Representative Sulzer of New York introduced a resolution asking to send to the House the reports of Charles Neill and James Reynolds, tied to their investigation of the meat trust, dockyards and meat packers in Chicago. The House Labor Committee authorized a favorable report on the eight hour bill with no opposing vote.
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Washington
Sulzer
New York
House
Charles*. Neill
James B. Reynolds
Chicago
Iabor
Foreigners Were Fired at Perry Mines Fight
Report states foreigners from Perry Mines were involved in a confrontation reviewed by officer Sipke Harry Gordon last evening. The incident involved two bands and a revolver. no evidence of intentional fatal harm was found, and a sum of 10 dollars plus expenses is noted, with details unclear.
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Perry Mines
Monsey
Sipike
Harry Gordon
Wae Fitet
Funeral Today for Ellen Mee at City Arch Church
The funeral of Ellen Mee was held at 10 oclock in the Citi arch with Rev JOA Reyoolde officiating. A large crowd attended the service at Holy Cross chapel and many neighbors attended the ceremony and procession along the route.
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Mee
Ellen
Angie
Orlock” Dorsing
Mending
Joa
Reyoolde
Marge
Roogevlt Delivers Memorial Address in Washington
President Roogevlt traveled from Washington on Memorial Day to deliver a brief address before the Army and Navy Union. He attended a dress ceremony and planned a later visit to an institute with Mrs. Roogevlt, Carew, and others.
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PNB
Presa
Washington
Nocacvrlt
Army
Nyy Union
Rraison
Dios Poniitent
Hoosavelt
Carew
Obildadi
Hthel Sill
Quentin
Tater Up
Hawipton Institute
Church Growth in Suburbs Reported by Committee
The committee on church extension submitted a report to the general assembly noting growth in suburbia and explaining allocations for civic and science districts. It shows last year’s expenses at 59,590 with a deficit of 14,199 and requests an appropriation of 135,000 for the coming year.
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Associated Prom
Richmond
Inf
Committee On Church Extension
Bérie
East End Fight Leaves Two Charged
On May 22 in the East End Tyas Cottenham and William Morris were involved in a fight during a night out, resulting in Cottenham fracturing Morris’s jaw. Both were charged with disordery conduct. Morris later appeared before Squire Gurdon with a warrant for assault and theft, and was fined 85 shillings.
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Tyas Cottenham
William
Morris
Isis
Squire Harry
Gurdon
Tonhame
Dance Tomorrow at the Park with Community Group
A community dance event is planned for tomorrow evening at the park. It features local instructors and group activities for attendees, with fitness and social dance options available and services provided by organizers.
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Simpeon District
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Thringvillé
West Oxford ST
Art Freed
Chas. G Coffin
Ross
MARS
YMCA
Mnss Stout
Beorge Ash
Imere Youths
Frank Pay Jones
Bickhannon
D. D
Clarkeburg
United States
B.D. Happ
Tates
Internal Revenue
Paskisburg
Fune
Jerry Lewis
Roogevelt
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East End
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Tie Bane
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