Flood of Buying Orders Spurs Nationwide Business Boom
New York reports a flood of buying orders and rising stock prices as business activity boosts optimism. The National Association of Manufacturers magazine cites surveys showing manufacturers plan to add roughly 125 thousand workers by December, with about 50 thousand more employees overall in 12 thousand plants, signaling a broad industry expansion across sectors and regions.
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New York
Stock Exchange
National Association of Manufacturers
American Industrian
Ts Oecial
Magazhie
Arite
Couttry
Damands
Ty Securits
Glasscock Wins Big in State Return Counts
Final returns from multiple counties show Glasscock leading Winnott by 12,262 votes. The tally across Democratic counties favored Bennett while Republican counties favored Glasscock, with Chairman Matthews predicting a 42,000 minimum and a state plurality around 26,000 to 27,000.
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Willan BE
Glasscock
Winniott
Bennett
Glasuack
Abi
S. Vi
Matthews
Les
Garlons
Tatt
Senator Roosevelt and Senator Plath in the Senate race
Washington observers debate Roosevelt's potential support for Plath's senatorial bid. Many doubt acceptance under the "condition" would stand, while others warn a possible decline. Officials say the president's stance remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Plath
Washington
Taft and Mrs Taft Greeted by Wycom Guests in Hot Springs
President Taft and Mrs Taft arrived in Hot Springs on November 7. A rousing welcome by notable guests and local officials marked the morning reception at the resort, though some details in the dispatch appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Taft
Mrs Taft
Richmond Court Term Voices Several Appellate Decisions
Richmond Virginia November term court reports list judges Gort, Drichard, Morrix, Wandlit and more. Cases include Patrick Creek Lappy Co and Ce Tewl versus We allée Cont and Land Co, Ohio Winner Company, among others. Decisions reverse or remand with costs, McDowell dissenting in some.
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Richmond
Union Hunter Circuit
Gort
Drichard
Judes Morrix
Ieanhey
Die Couure
Tna
Apinion
Payrick Creek Lappy Company
Ce Tewl
We Allée Cont and Land Company
Ohio
George
Johnaan
Districe
Parkersburg
W. Va
Conta
Tudge McDowell
Madison J. Bros
Crustes
Appellant
George W. Johnson
Appuilecs
Ure District Court
W.va
Costa
Tyee McDowell
Pass Alarm Misread by Fire Crew at Second Street
An alarm from Dr J Te Smith's property on Second Street was misrouted to the rear of the building. Firemen hesitated then proceeded to the kenne as the alarm misdirected them to the wrong location, causing a brief delay before stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra
Awful Fate Report From Grafton West Virginia
Fragmentary OCR reveals a distressed message mentioning Grafton West Virginia. It references a Baltimore and Ohio conductor, clothing, and a Coke oven incident. The legibility is poor and specific details are unclear.
Extra Session Likely After March First, Says Representative
Representative Vayan of the Ways and Means Committee told President Mensevett that tax revision will not be ready for the coming session. An extra session is expected to be called for the issue, with most opinions pointing to March 1 as the trigger date.
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Washington
Vayan, Citatran
Waya and Menus Committee
Prealdun Mensevett
Payne Destarei
Congress
Contracts At Rlo Thveod Shink Brothers In Dodge Clethen
Fragmentary OCR shows Shink Brothers of the city awarded contracts for brick work and plant construction along the Chercy River area near Panter Campeny. Most text is garbled but references to Dodge Clethen Pin Camp and ongoing building work are present.
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Shink Brothers
Rishwood
Sane Stestee
Oteims
le Halle
Ug Dho
Chercy River
Panter Campeny
Tor Bolln
Dodge Clethen
Chicago Grain Market Update
Chicago market notes show wheat at 4-0 and oats at 1-2 per bushel with November pricing. Local commodities report lists figures for T-Wheat and corn futures in Al state trading.
FAME Story Sparks Turmoil at Blueleenay Mills
A labor dispute erupts as workers plan a voiced protest over tariffs and wages. The workforce threatens to strike, aiming to disrupt production at Bluelreenay Mills while management denies any reduction in pay. Public tensions rise as election rhetoric feeds the unrest.
Prince Frederick William Travels With Court Zeppelin
Prince Frederick William travels with the royal court in Germany as the Zeppelin tour arrives. The event signals a formal ascent in T-town activities with officials noting the prince's presence and associated ceremonies.
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Firtederichshafen
Ger
Frederick William Pind
Zeppelin
Glasscock to take rest from duties in West Virginia trip
Governor-elect William E. Glasscock will depart next week for Hot Springs Virginia to rest for three weeks after the taxing campaign. He plans a statewide tour of state institutions, then a stop in Charleston to map his program for the upcoming session, with much time spent in Charleston to gain familiarity with state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beorgantown
William E. Glasscock
Wear Virginia
Hot Springs
Nid Smorgumtons
West Virginia
Wil Ho
Charterion
Remains Taken to Weaton for Coal Miner Alaines Wyaner
The remains of Alaines Wyaner, a young coal miner, were taken to Weaton amid relatives. The local Baltimore & Ohio rail yards incident is noted as the cause of death, with scarce readable details pointing to the funeral arrangements and family statement.
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Alaines Wyaner
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Weaton
Peidas
Creed Collins Company Creditors Meet in Parkersburg
At a creditors meeting in Parkersburg, overseen by T. Al Brown, the Creed Collins company selection of Leister was confirmed with November month. The record notes referential bankruptcy context and November timing.
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Creed Collins Company
oMer
T. al Brown
Referen | Gankruptes
Parkersburg
Leister
Witil
West Virginia Supreme Court Meets in Special Session
Charleston November 7 The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals will hold a special session Monday. The court convened briefly after September elections and adjourned until after the election. Judges were recalled October 26 to determine a contest relating to the Mingo county election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Mingo County
Trust Loses Sew Yori Antitrust Case Ruling
Nov 7 report that the U S government’s Sherman act case against the American Tulipero Company as a trust operating in restraint of trade was sustained by a United States circuit court panel comprising judges Combe Cox Noses and Wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yori
Tuliwero Company
Judwentacombe, Cox, Noses and Wards
United States
Thera Toms
Turp Tie Electors Vote Narrowly Over Breap in Missouri
Missouri returns from 441 of 444 counties show Turp leading Breap by 3,282 votes. Partial data from missing counties suggests early estimates and statewide totals may shift as remaining precincts are reported.
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BT. Louis
Turp
Silasouri
Breap
Women Take Up Hunting Licenses Across Albany State
Scores of women across the state have filed applications for hunting licenses, according to reports to the State Forest, Fish and Game Commission. The trend shows growing participation in outdoor activities among women, reflecting broader shifts in recreational roles and license issuance patterns.
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Albany
Delegates Gather for West Virginian Trade Convention
Delegates from Huntington Wheeling Charleston Clarkabur e and others prepare for the State Trade convention in Wheeling. Notable attendees include U S Senator Henry G Davis Former Governor A B Piom ing and numerous chamber and board of trade leaders. The program features speeches by distinguished guests and a banquet at nine thirty p m Wednesday with a roll of participating organizations and city representatives.
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Clarkabure
Wilk
Walk
Theiatkehurs Board of Trade
Davis
Sweet
Virginia
Hayttong Maxwell
Charles B. Lamvera
A. Thorn
Gates
Castor
Church
Arthur Thorn
United States
Henry G. Davis
A.b.pioming
Igeuveillon
Apa
Geo
W. Lutz
Geo. C. Nagle
WB. Treis
S. Gist
AL Miller
A. Eisel
George Ca. Blackford
J.C
Brads
S. Carr
Barton
Élsket
F. Reister
Re M. Brown
A. Myosehenk
B. W Ogtebey
Huntington Chamber of Cam
Dam AD Morsman
A. We Weininger
We Pheliia
Wholesite Grocers Association
W. C. McConsuEbes
ParkereBurs
Alien Brook
Wheeling
J.B. Stevenson
Huntingtons RC
Gayford
R. G. Habbard
Charleston
Gansawey Bona
We Fiennes
W. Marpte
Yosks JM
Cain
Tyne
Davide
Gon
Frank S.soith
Ulleshaw
W. W. Jackson
H- H
Associaton
HO Lewis
Merchants National Bank
Clarksburg
McGrew
Parkersburg
J. S. Hill
National City Bank
Charlenton
George F. Miller
First National Bank
Huntington
Clarksbirr Board of Trade
A. K Thorn
B. afcCarty
Chas
Saliey
L. Duncay
Arthur Paresons
H. G. Davis
B. Higio
Detden
M. Mt. Smith
W. G. Wilton
Lee Groudh
W.H
On Sutherland
M. H. King
W. K
John Gutdnd
Johnson Wi
Staxwel
Taylor
A. F
AW Wilmadh
Herman G.yobnson
Weles
Waliehare Board of Trade
B. Cathper
Neviil
C. Fe Wairich
Path
Fallotiont Board
Tide
J- Me Waray
L. Pittebjatm
Claw. Walden
Ora Khany
Cinningaa
Malone
J He Clark
Gaotae
Peri
J. Rowenthal
P. Laden
A. Reynalds
Tetae
Murphy
Ry. Pembeton
Li. P. Walker
Bob Morkan
0 WOGRATS CLAN on Httapi Tadges Shanok and Price
Democratic headquarters claim Creamer and Shaver defeated. Republicans concede little as results trickle in. The state ticket fight looms with ongoing calls for concession and contested returns.
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Shanok
Price
Camuianim
Ane
Bishop Moore To Lecture At Gort Cleenochat Church
Bishop David H. Moore LL D will lecture Thursday night at Gort Cleenochat Episcopal church on What an American could gain from the Sino Japanese War. His talk traces his travels from the Boxer Rebellion through the Russo Japanese conflict and includes firsthand notes from recent campaigns and voyage aboard the Sungari. The lecture aims to promote Christian fellowship as urged by the Wesleyan and Buckhannon communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Moore
LL. D
Gort Cleenochat Episcopal Church
Gishop Moore
Adie
Sungari
Che
Chamilia
Aiseka
Buckbannon
Moore
Pension Granted to Mary E. Howerd for Half of 20 Year Claim
The document notes that Mary E. Howerd of Cumberland has been granted one half of a twenty year pension after eight years of desertion. The allowance is described as an actlferencr under the Fire act, authorized by the act of Songrese on March 3, 1899. Attorney M. Inenp Brown represented the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Howerd
John H Hoang
Cumberland
M. Inenp Brown
Normal school term ends with record enrollment
Large Glass Fairmont reports the Fall term of the Normal school closing after a highly successful period. The teachers training department shows larger enrollment and progress. the graduating class in June is expected to number forty or more, the largest in school history. Principal Dr. C. J. C. Bennett faces pressure but plans a preparatory course for winter and spring terms. The literary models and Friday programs are strong this year.
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Fairmont
Ralning
C. J. C. Bennett
Death of William D. Cornigh A New York executive found dead
William D. Cornigh, second vice president of the ThesToy Paris Railroad Company and director of several firms, was found dead in his bed at the Auditorium Aquaz. Death appeared to be due to heart failure. Local authorities reported no foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willam D. Cornigh
New York
thesTnioy Paris Railroad Company
Aquaz
More Men Go To Work In Chattanooga Dust Jobs
In Chattanooga Tennessee on November 7 workers return to the dust work with the Queen and Crescent railroad amid a war for labor. Shops report operations resumed with a full force of men back at the engines and shop floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Queen & Creacent Railroad
Colcord and Mohler in Teacetend Case Summary
Colcord and Mohler are named in a court matter with references to Osorize and Walmer and a possible relation to Wiilsts. The fragmentary OCR text provides limited context on roles or dates but indicates a legal or formal proceeding involving multiple individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colcord, Thomas H
Mohler, C. D Tecatend
Osorize, Walmer, Wiilsts Uy
City Bond Ordinance Amended by Gough City Board
Local city officials amend the city bond ordinance as the Gough board meets to discuss changes. Gar oy and Johnne Heinrich vote Bernstorst. Yoaky chosen as arbamador to America with Haron von Speck von Sirnypre as arbiter.
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GOUGH
Beiley
Gar Oy
Johnne Heinrich Vot Bernstorst
Yoaky
Haron von Speck von Sirnypre
Americn
Trial of Officers in Morality Case and City Council Actions
The report outlines trials of Potiiamen and Howard on charges of immoral conduct, with proceedings continuing into September amid county and city involvement. It also covers city council votes on bond amendments, water and paving contracts, street repairs, and approvals for infrastructure projects including a hospital annex and a factory expansion, with details on officials, committees, and funding decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potiiamen
Howard
Timn
Dallee
Eudwell
Ladder Uejonchak
Empire
Mn Tale
Lamberd
Board of Trade
Mr. Rototine
Eeteaniaelony
Muxiy
J. Avana
Charen
Hort
W. B. Ohiern
Ove Enen
Treas
Ang Tito
Cpunutt Ly
Lombard
Conaci
Ave
Funn
Rett
Johanon
Lynch
Amoien
Suppend
Empire Glan Company
State Trameter Co
Southern Pine Lumber Co
Frink
Welch - Ice & Sidtage Co
Williams & Davinson
Tariea Electric Co
Riafone
Antonio Fiera
Sa C.c
SORES
Re. U
Showalter
Thomine Gl
Dame
Broaddus
John Leon Loy
Jon Gtraat
Siley Jost
DécKuss
Lonch
J. Fi Williams
Dr. Gore
Sacond Street
Main
Pike
Repai
Chemiere Reignert
Dalnavpase
Fullaine Pormila
Cc. KR
Ofden
State Board Meeting Schedule and Members Listed
Beginning Tuesday next week the state board of medicine will hold a meeting in Wheeling at which examinations occur and a class of 30 candidates will take tests. The board, chaired by Robins president with Barbee as secretary, has ten members from five districts, including Morgan, Dickey, Proudfoot, Warden, Barver, Hobium, Frame, Warner, Hivickere, and Barbee. the Dew law requires a diploma from a reputable medical school for exam eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Nowambex
State Board of Mealta
Charleston
D. Py. Morgan
Clarksburg
John K. Dickes
Wheeling
Ma. Proudfoot
Rowlesburg
de. A.B Warden
Gration
Eccott
1. Barver
Chaseston
J. J
Big Show at Grand Opera House Promises Spectacle
Grand opera house management books early appearance under four heavy guarantees. The Follies of JeuzT opens the season with a mammoth, unique perform ance described as a startling, leaning entertainment never seen in Clarksburn before. A large cast and intricate production promise a dazzling, unprecedented show for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Clarksburg
Shawkey Abroad for Study of European School System
Shawkey, superintendent-elect of the Fre Schools, leaves for New York to sail to Europe for two months. He goes as the representative of the National Civic Federation which has sent educators abroad to study school systems in several nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Civic Federation
Mec
Quarleston
P. Shawkes
Department of Fre
New York
Eutope
Europe
Shawkey
Tas
Returns From Portland Vote Count For President Race
In Portland Maine on November 7 returns show polling results by precincts. The Prohibition candidate Chafin received 4,404 votes, with Bryan at 36,650 and Taft at 31,244. Minor party candidates garnered smaller totals, while the overall turnout reflected the era’s political divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Bryan
Miewiek
Chafin
Taba
Sho
Ingen
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Grafton
Robowitz
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Rlothveod
Icago Grain Market
Cinty
Parfteanas
Pgnune Fa
Milla Willoudee
Prince
Ainsuee
Westo
State Supreme Court
Jean Totacca Company
Oper Fox
Missourd
Tarr
Wograts
Bishop
Chemtulpo
Mosband
Fairmont Normal “School
William J. Corzieh
State Board
Shawkey Abroad
Prom Marine
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