Tuesday Literary Lab Readings and Club Rehearsals
Notes from a Clarksburg meeting at Mrs. Davis home cover Italian literature talks and poems, a Marcato Club chorus rehearsal for Faust, a December concert in the Masonic temple, and visits by Mrs. Pettigrew and other guests with card and bridge gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Davis
J. Carl Vance
Amelia Vance Russell
Dante
Howells
Carducci
Frances da Himini
D’annunzio
Marcato Club
Masonic Temple
Clarksburg
Thanksgiving program and church bazaar notices
A community Thanksgiving program lists grades performing songs and sketches about thankfulness, with a separate note that Macedonian Bible class of St Paul’s Methodist Church plans a bazaar and leak sale at Paramount Music Store. St Mark’s Lutheran Church also holds a Thanksgiving baked goods sale Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Saeed
Stuth Hawkins
St Paul's Methodist Episcopal’ Church
South
F. T. Dayton
North Avenue
Stealey Heights
Paramount Music Store
Third
Bazzar
Gordon Grelder
Frank L. Grant
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
My Son Edwin Croup Relief by Chamberlains Remedy
Mrs E Of Irwin in New Kensington Pa describes sleepless nights for son Edwin due to croup. She praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy, saying mothers need not fear the disease if kept in the home and used as directed. It always gave her boy relief. Advertisement notes dependence on accessible Chamberlains product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
Edwin
Brooklyn Druggist Endorses Swamp Root Kidney Remedy
A Brooklyn druggist praise letter extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney and bladder ailments. He cites cures of stones and inflammation and recommends readers request a sample and information booklet from Dr Kilmer Co. Mentioned are Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton and Clarkburg Daily Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayé
Kilmer
Alex. Lipschitz
North 6Th Pas
Brooklyn
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Clarksburg
Surprise Birthday Party At Mrs Lover’s Home
Mrs James Lover entertained a large group on First Street for her husband Mr Lover’s birthday with decorations meals and gifts. Guests included Bud Poling Patsy Startari Fawcett Gooding Post and Madalena family members and friends. An anniversary jewelry opening for R E Gill and a Charity Ball by Hebrew Aid Society were also announced. A Junior Order of United American Mechanics social with roast turkey was set for Reed Hall on West Pike Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lover
Husbband
First Street
Bud Poling
Patsy Startari
Vernon, Gooding
Joe Madale
Mr. Lover
Mrs. Lover
Hebrew Aid Society
Waldo Hotel
Order of United American Mechanics
Reed Hall
West Pike Street
Daughters of America
Road sentences handed down in sales of Haquor case
Gilbert Bartlett and Joe Olivero received jail terms and fines for selling Haquor. Bartlett got two months and fifteen days plus $100 fine and costs. Olivero three months and $100 fine and costs. Floyd Skidmore faced trial on horse theft charges. Joseph Franklin admitted liquor law violation and drew two months ten days on the roads plus $100 fine and costs. James Pischener on trial for liquor selling. A sanitary shaving brush patent update noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Bartlett
Joe Olivero
Haquor
Bartlet
Olivero
Floyd Skidmore
G.M. Martinson Jones
Joseph Franklin
Cook
James Pischener
Railroads and Trainmen Reach Agreement With ICC
Shy Eociated Pres New York Nov 29 An agreement has been reached by the railroads and by the trainmen with the federal commission appointed by President Wilson to observe the operation of the Adamson act. The commission will collect data in an accurate and reliable manner satisfactory to both sides. Major General Georgy W Goethals chairs the commission. Both sides promised access to desirable information and certified reports. No fixed submission period was set. The commission's headquarters location remained undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
New York
Federal Commission
Wilson
Interstate Commerce
Ti. E. Chirke
Commission
Clarke
Georgy W. Goethals
Tralhmen Brotherhoods
Mr. Clarke
Sai
Ho Brotherhood
Authmiskseion
Katzman Goethals
American Steamship Chemung Sunk off Genoa
London reports the American steamship Chemung has been sunk. The vessel sailed from New York on November 8 for Genoa and Naples, with a stop at Laval Azores on November 20. Owned by the Tardy Steamship Company of New York, built 1883 in Buffalo, 27 feet long and 3,063 tons loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Genoa
Naples
Laval
Azores
Stemnphip Company
Buffalo
Supreme Court orders Wyoming county canvassers to recount stolen ballots
The Supreme Court of Appeals on Tuesday issued a peremptory writ of mandamus requiring Wyoming county canvassers to obtain testimony from witnesses about votes cast for sheriff in a precinct where ballots were stolen. Judge Lynch dissented in the decision sought by Democratic nominee Herbert W. Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Navy
Supreme Court of Appeals
Board of Canvasa
Lynch
Wyoming County
Herbert
W? Sanders
Railroad to connect Wheeling with Green County coal fields
Construction began Tuesday on a new Wheeling Coal Railroad from Wheeling to Green County Pennsylvania with plans to extend to Connellsville. The line will link Pennsylvania lines with Monongahela river routes and tap rich coal fields in both states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Greane County
Pal
Connellsville
Monongahela River
Wheeling Coal Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Emperor William to Send Christmas Gift to Wilson and Benedict
The Budapest newspaper reports Emperor William will mail a specially prepared American edition gift set printed and bound at Berlin’s royal works to President Wilson as a Christmas present. A Bible bound and illuminated for Pope Benedict is also mentioned for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
William
Wilson
Royal Printing
Berlin
Budapest
Deutschland
United States
Atlantic
Wiliams
Pope Benedict
Will Bei
Stray Bullet Endangers Child Near Mulberry Street
A stray bullet from a passerby youth nearly struck the eye of Mrs. Catherine McDonoughs son on Sixth Street Bridge. The youth faces possible arrest as police chief Whyte warns against youths handling rifles within city limits after the late Monday incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McDonough
Mulberry Street
Sixth Street
Polic
Nicholas M. Whyte
Charitywork rises as alcoholism and desertion grow
Pittsburg reports a rise in charity cases due to unemployment and drinking. The Associated Charities annual report notes a link between labor demand and intemperance, with the large pay envelope perceived as enabling family desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imy
Pittsburg
Associated Charities
Government ownership of railroads seen as inevitable
Alfred P. Thom, counsel for the American Railway Executives Advisory Committee, told congressional committees that federal and state dual regulation must end. He urged Congress to act to relieve railroads and fix defects, warning that without action private ownership may be replaced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alfred P.thom
American Railway
Congressional
Congress
Deeds and land transfers in Stealey Heights and Norwood areas
Abstract of deeds shows numerous property transfers including 2 lots in Stealey Heights to R C and Anna Swisher, 3 lots at New Fair Grounds, 92 acres with various interests, and multiple parcels in Norwood and Union Heights. Special commissioners conveyances, chains of title, and subdivision actions appear across Clark sburg area parcels to named buyers and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. A. Crisplipté
Mary EB
Raymond D. Marts
Stealey Heights
Homer H. Heagner
R, C
Anna/Swisher
New ‘Fair Grounds
Annie 'D-Leathermore
Robert Hamrick
Devisson
Clarksburg Board of Trade Land Company
Southerm Ping
Cumber Company
Norwood
Philip
Steptoe
Ransel
al- Wilkinson
Rs McCarty
Dora
Edna
M. McCarty
Nolen
Alva Robinson
J. L. Arnett
National
Carbon Company
Zak
Ann Moore
Ella MoiMason
John Macurak
Ethel Ms King
Unty James
Chidester
Ito
Jarrett
Stansbury ES. Robinson
Julia E Recto
Igacriss
Chan
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Sjawe
John Henry Ernst
Marie Ernst
Howell Cooper
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H.F. Criss
Dudley D. Britt
Osman E Swartz
Ie Mareato
Relelub
Jo Tclock
Hs Bart Travis
George Lynch
Homer Williams
O Lb Haught
Gregory Saxophone
Macato
Harry
Brosram
Linden ‘School
Reneeyia
ONL Bazaar
Priscilla Beauty
MM. B. Robbins
Violet Ray
S. Second Street
Bell Phone
Emgher
Phoxe
R. T. Lowndes
R. E. Gill
Criminal
Amerigan Steamer
Lloyds
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Emperor
Scott
Scott's
Scot & Downe
Bloombeth, N. J
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Neptune
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Butler
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Moeting
Peter Kessler
Dr. Kessler
Keeley Care
Kealey Institute
Western
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Germany
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