Wiltonburg Driver Injures Pedestrian In Street Collision
A Wiltonburg resident named Fittro was struck by a car approaching from the west as Jett stood near the street. The impact left the victim with a knee injury and bruising. the carometer crew claimed the operator rang a bell but could not stop in time.
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Fittro
Wiltonburg
Jett
Wilconburg
J. Barsiett
Inmonce
Yue Membrana
Tttro
Dwar
Cold Wave to Hit East Tonight With Freezing Temps
The first pronounced cold wave of the season will extend across the east tonight. Temperatures are expected to fall to freezing in the southern regions and in the southern Atlantic states as the system moves through the area.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Souths
South Atlantic
Man Found Dead on Tracks Near Indianapolis
An unidentified man was found dead on the railroad tracks near Indianapolis. The victim bore a written name, George Grobnall, in his pocket, and appeared to have been struck by a train. Police reported the incident on November 22.
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Ited Press
Polis
Ind
Jeffers
Todianapolis
George Grobnall
Unclear OCR fragment of a court case in Missouri
Fragmentary text references a Missouri court appeal and an execution, with garbled words and dates. No coherent facts or names are readable to form a proper summary.
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Seociniel Pree
Tonls
Seis Lecsic
Burin Yes
Ox Ming
Sa- Court
Stuyert
Schools Close for Holidays
Schools close for holidays with several districts announcing a midweek break. Students and staff will resume classes after the weekend, with a return date set for Monday.
Dance at Elkbr'dze Wing Wall by Elkbridee Bright
Fragmentary text describes a dance at Elkbr'dze with Wing Wall and Elkbridee Bright. Arrangements mention a visit by attendees, but key names, places, and dates are unclear. The readable fragments suggest a social event with planned attendance.
Bewildered Note From Wilenburg Afternoon
Fragmentary line from Adamsion pair at peas of Wilenburg. Afternoon in the snippet shows unclear setting and names, offering minimal readable details and no definite event or outcome.
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Paar
Peas of
Wilenburg
Squires resigns as American minister at Havana
American Minister Herbert G. Squires resigns in Havana after opposing the Anglo Cuban treaty. The Cuban government reportedly complained to Washington over his stance on the Pines question. Secretary Knox relays the complaint and Squires submits his resignation. Bilch V. Morgan, new minister to Korea, will serve as second minister to Squires.
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Associated i
Havana
Cuba
Herbert G. Squires
Waahington
Waahineton
Squires
Sqaires
Sy Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bilch V. Morgan
Korea
Telegraphers in Russia Strike Threat Declared
By Associated Press St Vateburg November 29 the Russian capital is cut off from telegraphic communication with the interior as Pan Hasajan telegraph operators strike goes into effect. The workmen's council weighs a general political strike across Russia tomorrow.
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Associated Press
St Vateburg
Russia
Memorial services for Clarkebure Lodge held Dec 2
The Clarkebure Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Blacks will hold memorial services Sunday December 2 at 2 30 PM at the Grand Opera House. Members are asked to meet at 2 00 PM on Hind Street to march to the opera house. A quartet led by Crow and performers Altizer Frost Thorn Minnis will entertain. Frank W Nesbith of Wheeling delivers the main address. Attendance requested and seating until the index leaves the house.
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Clarkebure Lodge of Tentevolent and
Proluctive Order of Blkks
Grand Opera Bause Corming
Thind Street
Opera House
Opera
Archisint
Drs. Altizer
Prost
Frank W. Nesbit
Wheeling
Altizer
Miss Frost
Thorn
Minnis
Ogening
Shipids
Toile
S. G. Arhathnok
Passmore
Mise Wrart
Manerial Aid
Frank W. Nesbith
Wheeling Lodge No
Sola
Curschmann
Altiver
Mien Feoat
The
Tod
Oleatr
Auld Tang Syne
Amy Todo
W. M. Widson
Going to Grafton for football game tomorrow
The Third School football team travels to Grafton High School tomorrow afternoon to play an afternoon game at the opponent's field.
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Grafton
Grafton High Schinal
Food Sale At Palace Furniture Store In Salgendivus Nec
A community food sale continues at the Palace furniture store on Salgendivus Nec in the afternoon. Orders for mince pies are being taken, with proceeds aiding local efforts.
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Katherine Vonnlob
Palace
Salgendivus Nec
Doctor Coplin Honored for Sanitation Work and Service
Dr Coplin, a renowned figure in sanitation and medical science, is praised by physicians and scientists for his leadership in Philadelphia health efforts. He begins duties as director after a long career at Jefferson College and in public health, with Hall of fame credentials and multiple national recognitions.
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Woefer
Philadelphia
Caplin
Potter, Acker
Shoyet
Harry A
Martin
Doctor Coplin
Coplin
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Jefferson College
Jefferson
Stuart
Philadelphia Burratt
John Guintorar
University of Havana
J. 0. Shakeswort
Civil Service Board
Harrison
Copliman
Copliman Officer of Thenited States Marine Hospital and Public Health Service
Europe
Philadelphia Hospital
Sefferson
Friends Asylum
Philadelphia College of Ph
American Public Health
Association of American Pathologists and Bacterialogist
American Society of Tropical Medicine
American Asociation For the Advancement of Science
Philadelphia Pathological Society
Marriage License Granted in County Clerk Office
A marriage license was issued Wednesday to Charles Heater and Grace Williams by the county clerk, officiated in the county office.
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Charles Heater
Grace Williams Byr
Churches Move Forward With Work in Recent Services
Local congregations reported growing interest as multiple churches held services. Rev C H Holden preached on The Story of Leprousion at the Gate of Samaria, with a 4 pm Wednesday program for youth and further preaching tonight. Churchgoers invited to attend evening services and Friday and Saturday events featuring notable speakers and confirmations.
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Goff M. E
Panight
J. H. Race
D D
U.S. Grap University
Chattanooga
Tenn
Trace
L. G. Race
Wes
W. AM. Tong
New Martinsville
Jos. Alfriend
Lest of Wits
Advent Mission
Christ Church
Therr
Paterkin
West Virginia
Glarksburg
Tew
Penick
Fairmont
Special H for Rooters Train to Marietta Football Game
An advertisement announces a special train leaving at 9 tomorrow from Ser Guntown to attend the football game at Marietta between West Virginia University and Washington College. Round trip fare is 243, with tickets valid for return on the next train from Parkersburg at 4 10 o clock.
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Wilaive
Tomorrom
Serguntown
Marietts
West Virwinie University
Wishington Callegs
Thin Pines
Omny
Parkersburg
Otelock
Exsters
Restaurant Closed in Judgment for Bartlett & Bartlett
The Manhattan restaurant owned and operated by Willie Past wes Goand is closed following a judgment for BIA in favor of Bartlett Bartlett. The decision cites internal disputes and unpaid obligations leading to the closure and potential delisting from operations.
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Manhattan
Willie
Wes Goand
Ander
S. We Gordon
BIA
Bartlett & Bartlett
Storm Toll Grows From Great Lakes Vessel Losses
Associated Press report from Superior Wis November 29 details a devastating Great Lakes storm. Twenty six men perished aboard the Matassa ore carrier near Duluth while nine crew members died on the steamer Matania with several others injured. Names of the lost include Chief Engineer William Most and other officers from Cleveland, Buffalo, and Ontario aboard two separate ships.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Qpissing
Los
Pittsburg Steamer Company
Matassa
Duluth
Mima
Ascociatad Press
Minn
William Most
Cleveland
Claude Farringer
Clevelant
James EF. Wiley
Buffalo
Wltam Gilchrist
Winton
C Walted Bush
Snand Cook
Athersthers
Anil
Conneant
Nutter Held Under Bond After Tatum Arrest
Constable D W Harbert took Henry Nutter from the Tingle district to Justice Samuel W Gordon on a charge connected to a vexed right of way dispute. The magistrate required bond of 200 and 500 to await indictment by the grand jury.
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DW. Harbert
Tatum Herpork
Henry Nutter
Tingle
Samuel W. Gordon
Felon
Cous Osewull
Seymour
Hank
Six Elize on the Coast Devastates Coastal Industry
Associated Press reports a fire along the coast destroying several factories including Mrs Gunladine’s cigar plant, Union Iron Works, Reliance Engine Co, and yarding machine works. Loss estimated around 600,000 with most property insured. spread believed to be from a描述 but details unclear.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Mrss Gunladine
Union Iron Works
Reliance Engine Co
Ye Dardin Machinin Works
Fingwell Brike Conndep S
Betta Spring Company
Todies
Yak
McCurdy Resigns as Mubual Life President
New York Nov 29 The resignation of President McCurdy of the Mubual Life Insurance Company was accepted today by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilness
New York
Presiddent McCurdy
Mubual Life Insurance Companty
Ruta
Glare Appointed General Passenger Agent by High Four
J. Riwin announces the appointment of McCack of Columbus as general passenger agent for the High Four. The designation solidifies leadership in the rail line, with details on responsibilities and scope yet to be disclosed.
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Assourcea Rns
Ginenonh
H- J. Riwin
Paamenger
High Four
Onl
Eecmack
Columbus
Ihe
Ana NI
Policy Holders Targeted in Nationwide Policy Sweep
New York Nov 28 A nationwide investigation reports a government action urging policy holders to update or surrender policies amid a broader effort at reform. Officials claim the move aims to streamline coverage and ensure compliance across the country.
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Ly Associated
York
Tive
Hom Miittoo
Conte
Bettir
Elks Lodge Initiates Ten at Clarksburg Meeting
Clarksburg lodge No. 482 Elks held a regular meeting on Third Street. Ten candidates from West Union were initiated including D. P. Stout J H Mann U G Sumoners WV G Hammond M B Summers George N West and W W Dittman along with D H Reltner Hugh Burke and M Shinn. The event concluded with a social session and music. Members discussed building an Elks home and fundraising continues.
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Clarksburg Lodge
B.F. OL Elis
Third Street
D. P. Stout
JH. Mann
U. G. Sumoners
G. Hammond
M. B. Summers
George N West
W. W. Dittman
West Union
D. H. Reltner
Hugh
Burke
M Shinn
George Murray
Elsa
Elks
River levels flood Cincinnati area with widespread isolation
Cincinnati dispatches report heavy rain and rising river levels causing flooding up to Maysville Kentucky and Portsmouth Ohio. The Ohio River’s crest threatens extra strain on rail and road routes as towns from Murphyville to Parkersburg report high water and isolations.
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Cincinnati
Werth
Mays Villey
Portsmouth
Fairmouth
Pittbure
Parkersburg
Cattlettsboro
Rotamark Vhursday
Wheel Times-Star Dispatches
Kentucky
Murphyville
Petition Drives Letter Carrier Service in Suburb
Citizens of the Stanley addition circulate a petition urging establishment of letter carrier service in that suburb, noting existing rural free delivery and arguing the general service would be better. The petition is being signed by all residents of the addition.
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Citiens
Stanley Addition
Point Comfort
Broad Oaka
Addition
Airship Company in Charleston WV Plans Expansion
Fragmentary OCR text reports a Charleston West Virginia airship company, possibly named the Virginia Aerual Navigation Company, granted a license or box boom toward building airships. Names listed include Daugherty, Tawis, Fielder, Cochran, and others, with unclear roles and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Copany
Wist Virgin Ia Aerual Navigation Company
Portmors
Fuckson
Corr
Tease Daugherty
John Ds Tawis
William Fielder
Thomas Cochran
Parlov
Tamer Buyder
B.C. Champs
G. Smithy
S- Albertson
Henderson Acquitted On Forgery Charge
Henderson was acquitted on a forgery charge after a brief morning session in Justice Riley's court. The case, brought by Wrenk Sheldon, claimed Henderson forged signatures to obtain loans and other accounts. The judge discharged Henderson and released him with a warrant issued for further hearing if needed.
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Chares
Henderson
Riley Court
Alerwat
Wrenk Sheldon
Hender Ron
Sbuljoweran
Thanksgiving services across churches invite everyone
Across the city a series of Thanksgiving observances is planned. Rev E G Richardson at Central Presbyterian leads in a service titled Some Occasions for Thanksgiving with multiple pastors assisting and congregational singing. Other churches host prayer meetings and a community dinner, with offerings of food and supplies distributed by local committees. A Union Thanksgiving service is planned at Mt church with Rev H F Richardson preaching, alongside services at Methodist, Baptist, Catholic, and Episcopal churches featuring special sermons and choirs. Community members are urged to attend and contribute goods or funds for those in need.
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S. Wade
Pula
E. G. Richardson
P. B. Wallla
Mike Hones
Hell
Mt. Church. South
H. Ff
Richard Ian
Micthodist Episcopal Shovel
South
Ntanigics
Spostal
Muchines Union
Pride's
Jesus
Ladien Aid Society
Dnt Street
United Brethren Church
Burnside
John A. Reynold
Erik
Reese
Pentel
Episcopal Church
Borning Serridh Crawese
Funeral of Mrs Greee in Toledo
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for Mrs Greee. The ceremony took place at the cemetery chapel with Rev. W. Hollen officiating. Interment followed at the cemetery.
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Mrs Greee
Ihmarcaidenen
Imre Opie
W. Hollen
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