House of Delecatee Court Proceedings Summary
Court records from Howard Street Gore show County Clerk and Circuit Court officers attending a county surveyor matter. The document references Veninpeetonen, Toite, and STROTHEE with names such as ERNEST and ARLES FITSRO, indicating a historical legal proceeding and survey notes.
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House of Delecatee
Howard St Gore
Circuit Court
Copeman
Broneentine Attu Wiis
Moreis
Goninty Veninpeetonen
County Ou Nein Vasstonen
Toite & Strothee “Ar Asami Ernest “C ™ FiGorr
Courts Surveyor
ARLES
Fitsro
Inaugural Revisions Stir Public Mood, Reflective Essay
A terse opinion piece critiques a tarthur revision by the Demorvadle party, noting a low mood and ruin in the tone. The writer P P Campball comments on the political atmosphere and public sentiment.
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Tig. Syldy
P. P. Campball
Democratic Fear and Farm Trade Question Dome of Politics
A fragmentary political piece argues Democrats fear dire consequences from a Democratic presidential win in November. It recounts a farmer Democratic candidate buying and reselling young horses to a Republican farmer, who tests faith in a Democratic victory by asking for repayment if Bryan is elected. The dialogue showcases party tensions and distrust.
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Trolky
Chalice
Mentos
Bryan
United States
Election mood and business fears amid Democratic victory
The piece argues voters fear a Bryan victory would harm prosperity, noting Republicans took the colts and questioning Democrats' concerns about national conditions. It stresses cautious, practical concerns over theories and urges confidence in Roosevelt’s prospects.
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Ronsevelt
Attitude of the Farmers in Political Sentiment
The piece notes farmers across New York Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota remain prosperous and supportive of Roosevelt and Taft over Bryan. It argues farmers view regulation of trusts and railroads as vital and trust McKinley Roosevelt and Taft to sustain their prosperity, making Bryan unlikely to win their votes. It cites a Midwestern example of few automobiles among 6 000 people near Chicago.
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New York
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Mr. Roosevelt
Middle West
Bryan
McKinley
Roosevelt
Chicago
Taft
Taft Backed by North Carolina Democrat In New York Editor Opinion
Silas Me ine editor of the Churchman in New York says he, a North Carolina native and lifelong Democrat, will vote for Taft. He argues Taft can unite the South with national life and act for the nation’s highest interests, placing Taft among Roosevelt as the only Republican he has supported.
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Judge Taft
Silas Meine
Churchman
New York
Ioam
North Carolina
Taft
South
Theodore Roosevelt
West Virginia Tax Reform Support Endorsed
The Wheeling Intelligencer backs Fon Willen E. Glasscock for governor praising lax law reform. It argues Glasscock will continue the work started under Wm. M. Dawson, while warning that Louis Bennett would hinder progress if elected. Bennett is cited as a major state landholder and tax dodger.
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Comemnt
Willen E. Glasscock
Fon Bovernor
West Virginia
Glassvont
Tenture
Glasscock
Clarksburg Editor Endorses Glasscock in WV Tax Reform Fight
The Intelligencer backs William Glasscock for governor, urging voters to judge on tax reform record. It probes Louis Bennett’s alleged tax dodging and notes West Virginia postmasters and other groups gathering in Clarksburg. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh anniversaries are tied to national politics as Taft looms.
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West Virginia
Order of the Eastern Star
Baltimore Americans Advice for West Virginia Republicans
The Baltimore American urges West Virginia Republicans to forget squabbles and unite to back Glasscock in the election. They also should carry the state for Taft and aid in Republican efforts as described in the column.
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Baltimore American
Virginia
Glasscock
Taft
Mills in the county loom over hot campaign year
The text discusses national league pennant fever in Chicago and New York alongside a political scene. It notes William J. Bryan, William B. Glasgow, and Louis Bennett, plus factory continuance in Clarkshire. Edward W. Milly tours Bridgeport Craigmoor Johnstonown Lost Greek and Lumberport for the Reform ticket.
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Chiago
New York
Edward W. Milly
Pallmoot
Rovernor
Mwe
Bridgepore
Craigmoor
Piclock
Jonnstown
Spon
Lumberport
Trades Council Meeting In Glen Elk Urges Member Action
The Central Trades Council will hold a regular meeting in the Pytt law hall in Glen Elk tomorrow. An agenda item calls for a full alternative of the membership and urges timely action on important matters.
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Central
Tradex Cyswelt
Pytt~ Law Hall
Glen Elk Tomoreow
Aynaing
Wompa'n Home and Missionary Society Meeting
The Wompan Home and Missionary Society of the Ket Presbyterian church held a Thursday afternoon meeting with Mrs. bury Rudolf. Present were 1128 W Malyatroer Mr. una and Mrs Wade Coffman.
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Ket
Presbyterian Church
Mra Bury
Rudolf
Malyatroer
Una
Wade Coffman
Catarrh Cure Promoted Amid Chorus of Health Claims
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only permanent remedy for catarrh, with a money back offer and testimonials of success. It also notes an annual meeting of the West Virginia Baptist Education Society to elect directors and conduct business in Parkersburg on October 15, 1908. A second notice touts Dr Shoop’s Health Coffee as a coffee substitute blending roasted grain and nuts, marketed as a healthier beverage by Gil dealers.
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Tors
Hall
Bragelets
Chenny & CC
Toledo
West Virginia Baptist Ducation Society
Bve
Parkersburg
Shoop
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