Burning Sardinia Steamship Destroyed Off Shore
A火 destroying Sardinia, carrying about 200 aboard, is reported near the shore with most passengers and crew feared dead. The vessel left Liverpool and caught fire shortly after sunset, trapping many as the ship sank near the coast. Rescue attempts and panic described as waves of passengers fled, many leaping into the sea. The ship carried Maltese and Levantine passengers, with only a handful surviving from a total of about 150 to 200 aboard.
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Ste
Sardinia
Alexandre
Egypt
Mames
Grigmods Xistaze
Sud-eren
Suurcely
Teves
Goerd
Falla Aml
Ae Aten
Lefe
Liverpool No
Iereveca
International World Cup car watchver race opens in Savannah
Three foreign and twelve American racing machines are entered in the 1st International World car watchver held in America. The course is 11 miles, and the start was at 11 o'clock. Vinloors from all sections witnessed the event.
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Savannah
America
Thanksgiving program at Pride Chapel A M E church
A rundown of tomorrow’s service includes opening hymn seating of the congregation reading Psalm 92 and orchestration by the choir and minister with a benediction followed by dinner hosted at the church.
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Pride Chapel
A.M. E
Inononilin
Thanksgiving Service at Admeneton Church to be Held
The annual Thanksgiving Service will be held in the Methodist Episcopal church at 10 o clock Thursday morning November 28. Rev James B. Scott, pastor, will preach a sermon and the congregation is invited to attend with expressions of gratitude and vows unto the Most High.
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Ios Aoom
James B. Scott
Aio
Hospital Sisters Thankful for War Charity Support
A group of hospital sisters express gratitude for aid from the Wie Chul Cortie charity in wartime relief efforts. The donation and support are praised as timely and essential to their mission amid national hardship.
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Pine Sisters of
AL Marys
Chul Cortie
Statue honors Civil War General Sheridan in Washington
In Washington DC on November 25 a large ceremony unveiled a monumental bronze statue of General Philip Sheridan atop a horse. President, cabinet members, diplomats, justices, lawmakers, veterans, and thousands of citizens attended. The statue by Gutzon Borglum stands 14 feet high, 4x long, and cost 50,000 dollars funded by Congress. Mrs Sheridan unveiled the drapery, with Lt. Phil Sheridan present.
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Washington, D.C
Philip Henry Sheridan
Plomatic Corps
Supreme Court of the United Suates
Congress
Regular Army
National Guard
United Sistes Marines
Navy
Gutzom Bergsam
Sheridan
Sherdan
Reid
Cater Creek
Early Whale
Reciens
Wien
Matto
Haix
Rien
Hir
Phil Sheridan
No Smoking Order Seeks Early Rail Car Smoking Ban
General Superintendent George T Watson of the traction company issues a December 7 effective order prohibiting smoking on different cars. Interurban cars will be supplied with smoking apartments while end cars may still be used by riders for certain sections, following numerous complaints from women about crowded ends with smokers.
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George T Watson
Traction Company
Wounces
Post Office Hours Adjusted for Thanksgiving Day
Thanksgiving hours announced with general delivery window from 10 am to noon for morning deliveries and collections. Parcel and night services limited with free delivery available. Money orders and revenue collection closed all day.
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Genent
Winlow
Mornhig
Cate
Grand jury to hear case of shouting and wounding
Huntington November 25 Cony Wesley indicted on a charge of shouting and dangerously wounding William Davie during an incident on the G and O railroad near Onn Davie expected to recover Lee Thivall arrives from Whoerting for the hearing
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Huntington
Cony Wesley
Grand Jury
Willam Davie
Davie
Newar
Circuit Court Jurors Drawn for January Term
Grand and petit jurors were drawn for the January term of circuit court which begins Monday January 4. The grand jurors include Lee D. Holden R R Bardesty High Lyce C L Hess Irvine Nutter Ler D Blake Levi Smith Hi Warner William H Cottrt Lioyd Washburn Lione Barnett Louis Rector N Ashcraft J W Miner Ceorge M Roa and Henry Bassel. The petit jurors reporting January 11 include CG Bair Jason M Kester ML Ifurelden William Gray Syd G Horner William Nutter Tyson B Reeder Charles D Balott James Lantam Tenip Smith O O Robinson I A Bennett George M Randolph James Fenshaw Jerome Hall T J P Tyson B L Harbert Late Nutter J L Hardesty William A Godtevy George W Moffett Jasper S Kyle James M Coffman N B Mc Carty Sas Fiiigan Howard Morris James MW Garrett D W Incas P 1 Heldreth Wilson Lewis Thomas Reage Samuel Steal WA Brooks ST Hagmerty William C Hickman Fitchard F Mason Wirt Lewis RR Carder John Moore Rupert Reed Charles L Craig Arden Bond Emile Mathie Vautin M Carstadon A J fend Skinner Gain Edward Little and Roger B Martin.
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Circuit Court
Lee D. Holden
R. R. Bardesty
High Lyce
C. Ll. Hess
Irvine Nutter
Ler D. Blake
Levi Smith
Hi Warner
William H. Cottr
Ceorge M. Roa
Henry Bassel
CG. Bair
Jason M. Kester
ML. Ifurelden
William Gray
Syd G. Horner
William Nutter
Tyson B. Reeder
Charles D. Balott
James Lantam
Tenip Smith
O. 0. Robinson
I. A. Bennett
George M. Ramdo
The Devil 10 Play at Grand Opera House
The much talked of European and New York play The Devil will be presented by Alfred E Avrons at the Grand Opera House on Wednesday December 2. The production promises an eagerly awaited sensational drama featuring intrigue and romance with Olga and Karl in a tale of devilish impersonation and unhappy outcomes.
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New York
Auceas
Henry W. Ravage
Alfred E. Avrons
Grand Opera House
Leake
Fla
Bt. Mifer
Tan
Olga Fiotmon
Karl Istailer
Aay
Ify
Brentway
Urtimites
Nayarlor
Aemta
Would-be assassin target in Pleasnt fog as riverman shot
Nov 25 in Pleasnt, an attempted attack occurred on George Morgan, son of captain Morgan, a wealthy riverman. He was shot while walking down the bank toward a gleamer, with bystanders reporting a struggle and the assailant fleeing. Authorities say the victim may recover as the incident prompts a police inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
George Morgan
Ann Morgan
Fronton
Wighae
Young Morgan
Dennison's Rescue In Panther Attack During Hunt
Dennison and A. Prouk Dennison joined a hunting trip when a panther chased Dennison up a tree. Howeevilin resident iT de Mekkense aided by companion WLo, calling friends and tending to Ta Toca rent estate interests. Penjamin A. Reeder arrives from Shingaton. Arthur Thompson with the State archives department plans to spend Thanksgiving in Charleston.
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Mekkense
Howeevilin
A. Prouk Dennison
Dennnison
Ijin Cho
Penjamin A. Reeder
Shingaton
Arthur Thompson
History and Archives Department
Charleston
Bishop Moore to Speak at Goff Church in Clarksburg
Bishop Moore will deliver his lecture on the Japanese war and Oriental life at Goff Methodist Episcopal Church in Clarksburg Thursday night November 26 at 8 o clock. Proceeds go to Wesleyan work in Burkhames. admission 50 cents with refreshments and handshakes by the Bishop.
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Clarksburg
Davia Ho Moore
Chemulpo
Japan
Adaks
Gulf
Bishop Moore
Bishon Moores
Wesleyan
Opljee
Burkhames
Ineturn
Moore
West Virginia board gains fourteen members from Wheeling trip
Graham Young of the West Virginia Board of Trade completed a two day visit by securing fourteen new state board members. Notable appointees include S A McCune of Weston and members from Morris Grocery Company Alexander and Alexander Farmers Bank and other firms and bankers.
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West Virginia Board of Trade
Young
Graham Young
Waday Ani
Wheeling
State Board
Weston
Clarkeburg
Morris Grocery Company
Alexander & Alexander
Farmers Bank
Gladden & Alexander
Empire National Bank
West Virgin‘a Bank
George L. Duncan
P.M. Holrison
W. H. Lewis
Williams & Trayissor Co
Leatherbury Shoe Co
Kobleward Co
Standard Milling Co
Willson-Earle Co
Richards Construction Co
Willieoh & Dennison
Hart Bros. Machine Co
Radford Pottery Co
Grassi Chemical Co
Wat Virginia Mine Supply Co
Chas
Smiley
Charles B. ‘Jonason
Davia & Davis
R. J. Garley
Waldo
Hurvay J. Smith
Ship Arrives Manila After Typhoon Strike
The vessel arrived today at Sorsorggo Tang of Luzon after a typhoon blew it off course. Passengers including Mia Hazel Prost and Mayme Powler visit relatives in Parkerburg while Miss Luda Board plans to arrive later this week for family visits. Mr and Mrs Wl Peters of Parkerabune are set to spend Thanksgiving with Rev and Mrs L B Peters in Warren Miller’s circle.
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Manila
Sorsorggo
Luzon
Mia Hazel Prost
Parkersorg
W. J. Meming
Mayme Powler
Parkersburg
Warren Miller
Moni
Hunker
Hugineta
Thanksgiving Day Reflections From The Baltimore Sun
An oldBaltimore Sun piece muses on Thanksgiving themes and seasonal pageantry. It evokes family meals homecomings and gratitude with poetic imagery of traditions and lights.
Thanksgiving Union Services Held Across Churches
Thanksgiving union services will be held tomorrow at 5:30 PM. The sermon will be preached by Rev. J F McClelland of the Fire Presbyterian church, with readings, prayer, solos, and songs led by local clergy and choir members. An offering will be taken to support the joint service.
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Central
Christian
Pike
J. F. McCleland
Preebyteelan
Protessant Clurches
E Yorance
Evidence Taken In Appeals Case Of Gas Firms
The board hearings in the Fairmont and Grafton Gas Company appeals case and the Philadelphia Company of West Virginia matter continued with Judge Lynch presiding. Pittsburgh's James F. Guffey testified for both companies while state witnesses A B Witte and Prof J R Trotter appeared. Evidence may close this afternoon but arguments will be postponed to Water. The firms claim the board overvalued their property assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont & Grafton Gas Company
Babi c
Tudze
Charles W. Lynch
Irourt Court
Philadelphia Company
West Virginia
James F. Guffey
Pittsburg
Witnes
Tax
Funeral for Mrs Louise A Lock Held Near Home
Short funeral services were conducted for Mrs Louise A Lock who died Monday night of pneumonia at home in the Mion Heelle addition. The service was led by Rev H Bird. Accompanied by Molle th Prince the body was taken to Wheeling by the Short Vine train for Sunday funeral at the son’s mother on Thirty-seventh street in that city.
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Louise A. Lock
Mion- Heelle Addition
Torencon
H. Bird
G. M
Polntlven
Injured man carried from basement after fall at Market Street
W. S. Lay, severely injured when he tumbled down basement steps at the Lawment market on North Fourth Street three days ago, was carried home Wednesday afternoon. Doctors report gradual improvement despite inability to move him from the basement until now.
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W. S. Lay
Tauihe
Lawment Market
North Pourth Street
Cameraphone Coming to Grand Opera Nowe Show
Ambiguous text notes a camera device debut tied to Grand Opera Nowe with reference to New York. Mentions dates and venues in unclear phrasing.
City committee advances water works plan in council chamber
The special water works ordinance committee appointed by the city council met Tuesday night to prepare a general outline for improvements. A further session is planned for this evening with additional meetings scheduled before the regular council session. Members include T. T. Lowrides, Charles M. Hart, B. Wolf, W. B. Robbins, EJ Wand, J Coswell, and Wil B Onborn.
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Clty
Sania Place
Wosston
Gincotmell
Appolis
TE. T. Lowrides
Charles M. Hart
B. Wolf
W. B. Robbins
EJ. Wand
J Coswell
Wi B Onborn
Game shipment uncover tells of illegal export from Romney
A war den official discovered 500 partridges 200 pheasants and 10 deer packed for shipment to Washington and Baltimore. Authorities named the persons who brought the game into Romney and the city merchants it was consigned to. A stock of game was found at Green Springs West Virginia and the official plans to prosecute the offenders.
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Romney
Washington
Baltimore
Romnéy
Abe City
Green Springs
W. Va
Cumberland
Ronney
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Eight Adde d At a Regular Meeting of Clarkabore Tent
At a regular meeting of Clarkabore Tent No 19 KG eight candidates were chosen for membership. New uniform for the Macabay Band will be distributed from Dr Paynes office this evening.
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Clarkabore
Prajder Hall
Econ Degros
Ana
Ts Holt
Wilett
G. PF Dilly
G Wiaroneh
Hunter
Fitrer Claris
Soy Tnt- Gor
Clarence C. “Keven
Lunacy Commission Hears Forgery Case In Huntington
A Huntington lunacy commission convened to hear a case involving Warten Qrez charged with forging a pot item. The defendant, allegedly connected to a dommes entry, has spent about a year in jail. The proceedings focus on potential entry method and intent.
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Huntington
Rimane
Marriage Licenses Granted Amid Names and Places Quotation
A list shows Auriga Noenees and others including Riwaed Ghney Stary Ries Valets and SeMingra Rowasro Holien with Sylvia Annu Muthery receiving licenses. The names appear in a garbled OCR with multiple errors but denote a batch of marriage license issuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auriga Noenees
Ghney API Stary Ries
SeMingra
Rowasro Holien
Sylvia Annu
Muthery
No Gambling Gases In Police Court Sessions
In a morning police court session led by Mayor Wood, several individuals faced fines for drunkenness. John Bruner, M. Muthesna John, and Coen were fined 4.60 each on conviction and promised to leave the city. A separate 4.80 fine was levied, and Joe Wallace was arraigned for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
John Bruner
M. Muthesna John
Coen
Drinkenneas
Joe Wallace
Thanksgiving Vacation Begins Soon at Morgantown
Morgantown reports that Thanksgiving vacation starts at noon today with students returning home or leaving for breaks. The brief pause comes as exams near and campus activity slows before the end of term.
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Morgantown
Fatal accident report from the Junction House scene
A drunken driver connected with a West End incident caused a fatal crash near the Junction House. The report notes the worker Harry Sohie Gementel involved and details unclear moments leading to the crash.
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West Enel
Harry Sohie Gementel
Glansworker
Boytis
Vince Suelier
Hobpy the Polls Man Found slain in Ohio River bank
In a murky report, Sattaury ward Treadway of Parkarent Va is tied to a violent incident when his body is found along the Ohio River near Barrows, rivernan of Higeetapport, prompting a police investigation into his death and alleged hob py the pollees connection.
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Sattauury
Abe Ward Treadway
Parkarent Va
Rivernan
Higee
Tapport
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