Judge Goffin Hospital Panama Bond Decision Inspires Market
Members of the joint legislative committees visiting state institutions left Monday for the Weston asylum. Senators Gray Silver and delegates C M Wetzel C M Hart Capt E E Hood and Frank A Willison joined by Rep E W McKown Delegate M K Duty and John T Harrie planned a week at Weston. Next week the tour will likely cover the state penitentiary at Moundsville. The committee spent the first week at Huntington’s asylum and the previous week at Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Weston
Gray Silver
C. M. Hart
E. E. Hood
Frank A. Willison
E&pert
W. ‘McKown
M. K Duty
John T. Harrie
State Senate
Local Social Notes From Girgle Shinnston
Page highlights a social calendar with a party for Coffman Hawker Hagerty and Collins at Fairmont, visitors Lille and Lenore Martin in Carder home, church services by Rev Selby of Ohio, funeral attendees for Russell Horner in Clarksburg, illness of Mrs F F Robey, Naomi Johnson visiting, Reading Circle meeting with charity refreshments, Alma Jarrett breaks shoulder, Horner visit to Washington DC, Will and Frank Delbridge with grandparents, Dr Mrs Hof visiting in West Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russelll. Horner
Clarksburg
Wm. H. Fleming
Charles L. Watkins
John Lowe
WJ S. Harmer
Minses Willa
Pearl ‘Lowe
F. F. Robey
Walnut Street
Raomi Johnson
Clarisburg
Alice Robinson
Alma
Thos. Jarrett, Jr
J. Hood Horner
Lumberport
Frientls
Washington, D. C
Will
Frank Delbridge
B. A. Reeder
Hof
West Milford
Lloyd Chalfant
Medal Lost to Baldwin Family Restored Inquiry
James F. Taylor of Connorsville Indiana visiting Everette Taylor near here reports a bronze West Virginia state medal given to David Baldwin Co M Old Regt Day Vols. If Baldwin's family wishes to reclaim it contact editor of Greenup Republican within facts provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Taylor
Connorsville
Ind
Everette Taylor
Greenyap
West Virginia
David Bidwin
Tylor
Baldwin
David Baldwin
Co. M
The
Republican
Taylor
Warrant dismissed in Park Hotel fraud case
The warrant against Wl Goonan of the East End for attempting to defraud J. H. Rosetey owner of the Park hotel of a Doard Will for 17.50 was dismissed by Magistrate Gordon after the case was heard and Goonan was discharged. There was lack of evidence to sustain the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wl Goonan
East End
J. H. Rosetey
Park Hotel
Gordon
Goonan
Mrs Peck Dies After Lingering Illness In Philippi
Mrs. Laura A. Peck mother of Dr N Peck of this city and Dr G R Peck of Bridgeport died Monday morning at 7 o clock at the home of her daughter Mrs B A Moore in Philippi Barbour county after a lingering illness with a complication of diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. A Moore
Philippi
Laura A. Peck
N. Peck
G. R. Peck
Bridgeport
8. A. Moore
Barbour County
Dedicatory Sermon For Everson Baptist Church
The Everson Baptist church was dedicated Sunday with Rev. L E B Peters delivering the dedicatory sermon on What This Church Stands For. Rev. George Wooder presided, Dr. Howell served as secretary, and Rev. T B Lawler participated. Two deacons were ordained as the council recognized the church as regularly organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everson Baptist Church
L. EB. Peters
George Wooder
Shinnston
Howell
Worthington
T. B. Lawler
Fairmont
Closing Out Holdings By Eagle Oil Officials In Illinois
President J. Gormley of the Eagle Oil Company and Gedree T. Murrin, a former oil well contractor, are closing out portions of their holdings in Oblong, Illinois. Gormley is visiting the area to oversee the transactions, with significant oil interests in Missouri as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. €. Gormley
Eagle Ofl Company
Gedree T. Murrin
Oblong
Il1
Gormley
Minois
Peace warrant leads to Gould’s re-arrest after jail stay
Charles Gould, jailed for a ten day sentence by Mayor Crile, was recommitted on a peace warrant issued by Rock Boll and sworn before Magistrate Gordon. Constable J W Shrader arrested him as he prepared to leave the county jail and he awaits a Saturday hearing for alleged threats against Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gould
Bavis
Crile
J. W. Shrader
Rock Boll
Gordon
Bell
Gould
Judge Nathan Goffs in Private Hospital for Rest
Judge Nathan Goffs has been in Paradelphia for rest and treatment over the last seven or eight weeks and is not in his usual robust health though there is nothing serious. He has devoted himself to federal bench duties and large business interests, with few vacations. He plans to return home in a few weeks as health improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Goffs
Paradelphia
Judge Goff
Benca
West Virginia Poultry Exhibition Catalogue Issued
The seventh annual exhibition catalogue for the West Virginia State Poultry Association has been issued. President W H Lewis of this city, with E W Sheets vice president, G C Starches secretary treasurer, and J W Upton superintendent, announces dates December 3 to 6 at the Young Men's Christian Association building in Fairmont. Charles McClare of New London Ohio will judge. premiums are described and entries expected from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia State Poultry Association
W. H. Lewis
Young Men's Christian Association
Fairmont
E. W.sheets
Lost Creek
G- C. Starches
Weston
W. Upton
Charles McClare
New London
Wilbary Day Observances By City Schools
December 6 observances planned in city schools with afternoon and evening programs. The high school will stage a musical oratorio touching on Longfellow's "The Ship" in the opera house setting.
Factory to Close as Glass Workers Stand on Reduced Scale
Widow Sisss reports Amalgamated Association members at window glass plants demand a twelve and a half percent wage cut from the initial scale. Some factories may operate on the workers approved scale while Tuna glass plant set to shut Friday night if the notice stands. Tapa plant also to close at 11 31 pm Friday. management seeks last year’s wages a one and a half percent drop from the workers’ recent scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisss
Amalgamated Association
Th Association
Tuna Glass
Tapa
Glass men in session near Waldo bowl in WV and PA
United Window Glass Manufacturers of West Virginia and Southern Pennsylvania met Monday afternoon at Waldo bowl to discuss five matters related to glass manufacture. The outcome will determine if factories close next Friday or Saturday unless skilled workers grant concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Windowlass Manufacturers
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Waldo Bowl
Bankers Welcome Cortelyou Relief Plan Lifts Market In New York
New York financiers and bankers approve Secretary Cortelyou relief actions freeing one billion dollars of Panama bonds and one hundred million in certificates of indebtedness to ease stringency. Trading on the stock market opens buoyant with higher prices and a generally active pace as European and American markets react. Early gains span fractions to one and a half points with some stocks advancing before profits and selling emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sscre
Fay Cortelyou
Panama
Bolting Point
United States
Europe
Corteloyn
Stock Exchange
Fore Gleams of Christmas Sermon Series Begins
The Rev. L. W. Sifferd of Park Avenue Evangelical Lutheran church opened a sermon series "Fore Gleams of Christmas" on Sunday. Plans include reflections on Old Testament prophecies about Christ with titles covering Genesis to Luke and Exodus. All are invited to hear the sermons, with a children’s program at the December 22 service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Sifferd
Park Avenue Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christ the Lord
Christ
Federal Court at Wheeling Opens Special Term
Judge A. G. Dayton will open a special term of federal court at Wheeling tomorrow morning. Clerk Samuel R. Harrison and Deputy Clerk H. M. Patterson will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Dayton
Wheeling
Samuel R. Harrison
H. M. Patterson
Gas Stove Explosion Kills Two in Birmingham
An explosion of a gas stove on the premises of the Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railway Company's plant at Ensley, Birmingham, Alabama, killed Watchman W. F. Guthrie formerly of Martinsburg, West Virginia, and J. F. Simpson of Lorain, Ohio. The victims are identified as associates of Odd Fellows and the incident occurred as delegates gathered for the Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binningham
Ala
Frank
Birmingham
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railway Company
Platt
Ensley
W. F. Guthrie
Martinsburg
W. Va
J. F. Simpson
Loraine
Venable Powers Trial Jury Challenge Narrowed
Georgetown Ky November eighteenth jury selection for the Caleb Powers trial resumes as Harrison county veniremen arrive. The defense files a motion challenging the entire Harrison county panel for irregularities in summoning the venire, with afternoon arguments expected.
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Venice
Caleb Powers
Harrison County
Diy Associated Proces
Georgetown
Bryan Refuses to Elaborate on Political Aims
Lafayette Ind November 18 William Jennings Bryan said he would not elaborate on what he had already earned regarding his political aspiration in a speech delivered tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nas Sid
Associated Brena
Lafayette
Ind
William Jennings Bryan
RUSSEL HORNER FUNERAL SERVICE AT HOME
The Rus sell Hornor family held the funeral at their residence Sunday afternoon at 2. The Rev. Robert B. McDanel led the service with vocal selections by A K Thorn Fred Shinn Miss Cora Smith and Miss Carrie Peters. Adelph Lodge No. 8 IOOF and the local Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias escorted the body to Odd Fellows Cemetery with relatives friends and Masons present. Active pallbearers were Odd Fellows and honorary bankers including G J Shuttleworth Hugh Jarvis John F Shore James P Allen S R Harrison and Thomas Haymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
F. Y. Hornor
Grasselli man to face hearing on mug theft charge
Thurman Manson of Grasselli is to be arraigned in Magistrate Gordon's court Monday evening on a charge of stealing 15 dollars and 55 cents from the residence of Harry W. Hawking at Grasselli. The money was reportedly taken from a mug on a mantel shelf. Manson was arrested Sunday night by Gentiel J. Worthy for the alleged crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Manson
Grasselli
Gordon
Harry W. Hawking
Manson
Gentiel J. Worthy Sarad
Postponed service at First Presbyterian church
The message notes that the RGF meeting in Orwy ing has been postponed to the following week and the First Presbyterian church service for next Sunday will be held as scheduled. The readable text is fragmented.
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RGF
Wach
Henty
Syrusburg
Chicago Grain Report Notes Wheat and Corn Prices
CHICAGO Nov 16 Wheat 95 Corn 35 Oxide 4732 percent appears as grain market figures from CHICAGO GRAIN ARANNEt 07 Associates Press. News brief summarizes price data for wheat and corn with percentages and market context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates Press
Chicago
Antons Banquet At Waldo Hotel Next Thursday Evening
The Cantons plan a banquet at the Waldo hotel on Thursday evening of next week. All Cantons are urged to be in uniform and preside with decorum. Canton Clarksburg No 9 members and visiting Cantons with their ladies are expected to attend.
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Waldo Hotel
Canton
Clarksburg
Elks Meeting Moved to Tonight in Clarkaturg
The regular weekly meeting of the Clarkaturg Elks Lodge will be held in the judge hall on Third street tonight at the final hour instead of Tuesday. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkaturg
Judge of Elks
Judge Hall
Third Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judge Goffin
Legislative Committee
Tasane
Mise Hobinson
David Baldwill
Daily Telegram
L. EF. Peters
Everson
State Poultry Association
GLASS
Waldo
Mr. Sifferd
Lutheran Church
Federal Court
Arthur I. Vorys
Taft
Arthur 1. Vorys
Windet
Grand Lodge
Independent
Order of Old Feitosw
Odd Fellows' Temple
Council of Patriarchs Militant
Miliant
A. M. Wooldridge
Jase Monning
al Black
Nobie Grama W. Frank
Stout
Adelphi Lodge No. 8
Welcom
Bureau of Information and Registry
Ebb
Loly
Weldy
Swager House
State Assembly
Hoffman Hall Instedd
Committee On
Odi
Adélphi Lodge
Grend
W. H. Ceell
Seratd
KE. A. Billingslei
Andrew Seamon
Trea Urer
W. Ty Canter
P. Bellarand
Elwood 2G Wilson
Hon
Mo J. Barnett
Riley
James OH. Mines
John A. Currence
U. W. Showalter
J.M. Long
Fred A. McFarinde
P. M. Long
Bay
We Holden
John Kobblegard
BL ‘H. Stout
B. W. Williama
W. Guy Tetrek
Bryan
Russel
Bhornor Funeral
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