Train Collision Downgrades Bar Harbor Limited Near New Haven
New Haven Conn Sept 2 The Bar Harbor Limited was telescoped by the White Mountain express in fog. Seven boys were killed and about thirteen injured. The wreck halted the Bar Harbor train midblock and the White Mountain express escaped with minor damage. An investigation began at 1 o clock.
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Newhaven
Conn
Te Bar Harbor
New Haven Railroad
Hira
White Mountain
Oon
Bar Harbor
Olgnel
Collleron
Monmouth
New York
Philadelphia
South
Waste Mountain Express
Stanford
Edgar Miller
Whestountain Express
North Haven
Morgan and Partners Respond to New Haven Railroad Wreck
In New York on September 21 a Morgan and George Fitzgerald, heads of the What-Naawi tang, rushed to the wreck site after hearing of the incident involving the New Haven railroad. Morgan and his associate urged swift action and expressed concern for those affected, with friends on Ward Street offering support.
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New York
Merpunt Morgan
Georgh fFekes
Beaten at Price Home Suspected Crime Scene
A report describes a brutal beating near the Price residence as authorities react to a midday incident. Witnesses recall a struggle and the scene involved family members including a granddaughter, while officials outline an upcoming regular meeting at the courthouse.
September Term of Circuit Court Opens with Dismissals
The September term opened with Judge Iarmond Maxwell presiding as several cases moved toward trial or were dropped. Dismissals included Northview and Withers, Fairmont and Glarketure Traction, HurHet Stopo, Bridgett Cloghan, Baltimore and Ohio, and Mindogahela Valley Traction actions. Howard T. Robinson qualified as attorney.
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Credit Court
Iarmond Max
W. Broadwath
Baltimore Wid
Ohio
Mindogahela
Fairgrounds Open Tonight For Evening Admission
The fair grounds will be open this evening from six until dark with admission set at twenty five cents. Floral and other halls will be brilliantly lit and open to all visitors as the grounds glow with lights for a festive visit.
Pension Board Names For Examination In Charleston
Senator Chafyons has recommended Vre A. Frame for member of the pension exam board. Dr James Putney Dr Ret Davis of Charleston and Dr Homer Wilson of St Albans are named for the examining board. The selection is praised as a recognition of well known leaders in their communities. The act would require old settlers to undergo examinations before pension eligibility.
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Washington, Dc
Chifyonshas
A. N
Parkera
James Putney
Ret . Davis
Charleston
Homer
Wilson
St. Albans
Seltlers
Somersaulting Pilot Repeats Feat Over Versailles Arena
In Versailles France Sept 2 the French aviator Pexolt repeated a dramatic somersault in the air at high speed near here. He had promised yesterday’s stunt was not an accident but proof of control and aircraft stability. The feat drew officers from the army corps civilian aviators and many spectators.
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Versailles
France
Miialar
Pexolt
State Auditor reports August balances across funds Charleston
State Auditor J. Durst releases August figures showing total funds at $1,903,268.05 for the Freepublic School fund in credit to the State. Balances spread across State, General School, and School funds show increases over August. a portion includes bond investments totaling $1,000,000.
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Charleston
J. 3. Durst
New Bank Allowed Ten Days In County Jail
Washington Sept 2 The comptroller of the currency received an application for permission to organize the Young People's Bank of Huntington with capital of 100000. Frank Hin Teel faces a fine and costs after an assault on W E Norman on Pile Hin Teel street. L J Coffman A Mt Gi- mie r and J J Maynard are among those tried in Justice J V Carter's court.
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Washington
Wiliam Hale
Baltimore
Young People's Bank
de Huntington
Frank
W. E. Norman
Hin Teel
L. J. Coffman
A. Mt. Gi- Street
Mier
J. J. Maynard
I. Solomon
Justis J. V
Fifteen Die in Landing-Scollard Express Collision
Fifteen people were killed and about thirty injured when two sections of the Landing-Scollard express collided nine miles south of London. The front section halted to take on steam for a sharp ride and was struck from behind, with cars piled, many passengers trapped as cars caught fire. Nine charred bodies were recovered and wounded were sent to hospitals.
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Aren Maven Kirby-Stephen
Westmoreland
Fug
Ben
Landing-Scollard Express
Almont
Certificates Issued for Teachers in 19 Counties
The Department of Schools issued 1021 teaching certificates from 19 counties including Braxton Brooke Calhoun Clay Dodridge Glimer Greenbrier Hancock Lewis Marshall Nicholas Ohio Pleveunts Ritchie Tyler Webster Wirt and Wood. Certificates cover first second and third grade levels with many applicants taking multiple branches at various exam sites.
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Thlarham Charmeston
Department of Schools
Braxton
Brooke
Calhoun
Clay
Dodbridge
Glimer
Greenbrier
Hancork
Lewis
Marshall
Nicholas
Ohio
Pleveunts
Ritchie
Tyler
Webster
Wetsel
Wirt
Wood
Proud Grandpathen and the Rev Felix in a perplexing tale
An unclear fragment describes the Rev Felix 1 and a person named Proud Grandpathen as standfisher figures. It mentions a Dr. and Mes of B. Parse and a daughter linked to Stealey Heights, with garbled phrasing about events at a hire and a baby. The text is fragmented and many names are uncertain.
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Felix
Strove
B. Parse
Local Pastor Sent Back By Conference Amid Turmoil
A list of names and towns appears amid church notes as the Local Pastor is sent back by the Winwinia Movtittiat conference. The record includes numerous communities such as Morgantown Wellsburg and Weston, with many unsupplied entries and scattered details about church leadership.
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Vatamont
Winwinia
Movtittiat
Bretyelait
Buehes
Avery
Ungry
Bika
Barbour
C. W. Nealor
Biube
W. T. Basbly
Bakgepor
Phillipe
Buran
Bucksannan
Torkelead
Eck- Mannon Elzeylt
Thekeon
Camden
Edel
Ostamim
Etam
B. Ih. McGee
Filnmant
Firetchurch
Ta B
Oldaker
Freeport
A. Hughes
Friendly
Sodan Paine
Guideville
Wi F
Roarakt
Geonestowm
Sipder
Genylile
J.T. Vincenegration
TJ. Hue
Grestibtier
D. T. Thorpe
Greev
Crick
SiNterfields
Lew
Nall
Merton
Lawson
Murington
Underwood
Max-_ Well
T. A. McMilan
McKim
A. Simmere
Milétue
Z.B. Bowen
Morgantown
Molint Morris
Jesse R. Tones
Newberg
John H. Rambler
Nestor
Mowsburg
Parkensburg
Seilly
Peninsburg
A. & Maculty
Pollet Marie
LB. Douless
Pullman
Shoex
Reedaville
LW. Barnes
Richardnos
J.H. Lowe
Richwood
Ripley
Rockport
Hy Delungy
Ronceverte
Rowlesburg
G. W. Morrie
Shinneton
South Morgantawsy
Fthodes
South
Ulton
J. W. Matt St. George
Joh
Arhenus
St. Marys
B. M
Mitchells Spencer
Uhe
Spencer
Kredit
Stedie
Sutton
FT. Kelley
Tyler
Rajgh McCoy
Upshiirt T. -N. Movil
Vadte
Ww. H. Burng
Watson
Sylvester Bennett
Weston
D. G. Helmick
Ster Springs
West Morgantown
J. W. Eaton
Gunfight Over Family feud Leaves three dead
In Salersville Kentucky near here last night a gunfight erupted after a family feud. Three men were killed Nero and Seymour Howard brothers and a third man named Cornett Tidlater. A fourth participant, Tidlater’s father, was believed mortally wounded.
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Iman
Disorderlies freed on pledge as trial nears in Chicago
Judge Mahonay Yeo released thirty two disorderlies on their promise to appear for trial. By noon only four were absent. Defendants were warned as Ruby Me forthen-Mabrhe-wid Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs ed Kakal, was shuttled away after night near home. The funeral will be held at the Polls church tomorrow at 10 oclock. Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Chicago
Mahonay Yeo
Beon
Ruby
Ed Kakal
Marshalhitnes
Uetarry
Holy Cross Cemetery
Tig City
Dexere
A. J. Finchey
Pe Telegram
Hic Victoria
Findley
Ian
Jathers
Thaw Case Heard In Canadian Habeas Proceedings
A crowded court scene described Judge Hutchinson ordering immediate action on the habeas corpus case brought by New York against Thaw’s possible extradition. Attorneys argued the writs while Thaw’s fate hangs on a reserved decision, with outside crowds reacting loudly and the hearing held in chambers behind closed doors.
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Shuskindhe
Dundee
Thurw
Cotinae
Hutchinson
Superior Court
New York
Amie Geoffion
Thorning
Anid
Court House
New York State
Fiery Fair Day Draws Crowds for Aero Shows and Races
Report from a bustling city fair detailing air shows by Niles and Curtiss Exhibition Company, biplane dives, and a 4 mile motorcycle race. Crowds packed grounds to witness aviation feats, a motorcycle finale, and a lively street fair with clowns, parades, and entertaining acts. Local drivers James Hendricks and Charles Frum placed prominently in the races while Niles praised as the city’s best aviator.
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Wera
Flehta
Wari
Zinagrei
Charlea
Dirdman
Germin Sailer
Hye
Bintman
Niles Tueadiy
Axrolstar Machjop
Clue
James Hendricks
Tee Dian
Charlen Frum
IW. Ours
Algo
Juror Adams in Crutches Joins Caminetti Trial
In San Francisco on September 2 juror Adams, hobbling with two broken toes, attends the Caminetti trial as Judge Van Fleet postpones sentencing for Maury Diggs, convicted on four counts of violating the same act with a maximum twenty year prison term. Norris expected to testify as interest remains high and long lines form outside the courtroom.
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Vec
Porer
San Francisco
Calif
Adams
F Drew Caminetti
van Fleet
Maury
Diggs
Norris
Investigation in West Virginia coal regions proceeds
An Investigation into mining conditions in Cabin Creek and Uint Creek districts of West Virginia began months ago and, as of now, is expected to continue with testimony in Washington. Senator Mastin has helped bring attention, and coal operators are anticipated to testify to complete the record.
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West Virginia
Innes
Washington
Cabin Creek
Masti
Chapleston
Presen Piate
West Virginia Militia Receives 1913 14 Funds Increase
Charleston dispatch reports that for the 1913 14 period West Virginia received 47 047.89 from the U S government for the organized state militia an increase over the prior year The state lists 1 288 enlisted men on January 1 1915 and about 100 officers and lieutenants Funds are allotted for arms equipment camp purposes rifle practice ammunition and supplies totaling four million dollars for all states Hawaii included Provision breakdown shows 21499 58 for arms 7165 62 for rifle practice 6881 89 for ammunition and 11609 50 for supplies
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Jaredan
Charleston
West Virginia
United States
Leutenants
Congress
Hawaii
New Post Office to Open Near Enel
Congressmen at large Howard Sutherland has secured four post offices to be established in Rogusming Logan County about two miles from Enel. The Rogusming post office will open once a postmaster is chosen in accordance with the regulations.
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Jaeticial
Telnaman
Washington, B.C
Howard Sutherland
Rogusmning
Logan County
Enel
Boxing fight fears police action in capital city
Washington mourns a planned boxing bout amid warnings of police disruption. John Kirby Jr testified before a Senate committee about efforts to defeat opponents and uphold citizen duty. A recent night fight ended with boxer injuries and medical aid, stirring calls for a lawful, restrained approach to boxing events.
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Washington, D.C
John Kirby, Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Sbday
Congressmien
Kirby
American Bar Association Montreal Meeting Highlights
The Montreal gathering of the American Bar Association heard reports from twenty three committees as most of the day focused on discussions. The event featured a keynote by former President Taft on the selection and tenure of judges, with remarks addressing judicial appointments and standards.
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Montreal
Canada
American Bar Association
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Price
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Clarksilrs City Hospital
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Exrel Eugene
Northview
Withers
Hugh Callaghan
Ent Nge
Fairmont and Glarketure Traction
Patrick
Caudfield
Sult Aguinsy HurHét Stopo
Isiierd
Philadelphia Company
William Jarvis
Clarkeburg Board of Education
Bridgett Clloghan
Pension Board
State Auditor
NEW Bank
Amled
Grandpathen
Logal Pastor
West
Virginia
Methodist
Gallinger
Annon Seryioner
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Talleague
Hollis
New England
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Ellor
Haywood
Kentucky
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Mary Direct 2
Daly O'Conster
John A Kosiiin
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Charles ‘Treuph Antyrtaine
Federal Treasury
NEW Post Office
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