Glass Currency Bill Is Reported to the House
Secretary Bryan attributed the Maine special election results to Progressive defections from the Democratic and Republican gains from the same. He said the Democratic vote was strong and tied to President Wilson's policies. Speaker Peters won the Third District seat with 49 percent over Pattangall and Lawrence.
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Washington
Bryan
Maine
Pattangall
Wilson
John A. Peters
Ellsworth
William. A. Tattangull
Waterville
Edward M. Lawrence
Lubeu
Roosevelb
Mrs McKinney Returns Home After Typhoid Battle
Mrs McKinney of the Tin Plate addition recovered from a severe typhoid illness, after treatment at St Marys hospital. She was discharged and returned home on Tuesday.
Abe dismissed from hospital returns home to Crawford
Mrs Alln Gould, long treated at St Marys hospital, left the institution Tuesday morning and is en route back to Crawford scheduled for Wednesday return. She had been a patient for a month and was discharged in good condition.
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Alln Gould
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mat Institution
Crawford
Colt Show in Bridgeport Highlights Drift Coil Contest
A local Colt Show will be held in Bridgeport at 2 o clock on Saturday afternoon. The drift coils contest is featured with a series of premiums awarded by competent judges including first prize five dollars and multiple additional awards ranging from four to one dollar.
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Bridgeport
Isridgeport
Vbes
Wreck on Pennsylvania line near Richmond injures many
A Pennsylvania railroad wreck near Wyill station twelve miles from Richmond injures about thirty people. A Pullman and a day coach overturned after a raised rail derailed, with most injured passengers reported to be in the forward car.
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Mrateveiareo Ener
Richmond
Ind
St Louis Tyr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wyilh
Pulman
Wilson declines attendance at Perry victory celebration
President Woodrow Wilson notified Governor Cox that he would be unable to attend the Perry victory celebration at Portland tomorrow due to rumors that no man can stray from duty. Wilson had been invited to speak but kept away by considerations of timidity and propriety.
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Dent
Woodrow A Wilson
Cox
Put Dalay
Tim
Fifteen Injured in Patally Incident Reported
An official statement from the Pennsylvanian line office reports fifteen injured in a Patally event, with none fatally hurt. The passenger roster lists officers and crew responding, while a separate item notes details sent to page 10.
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Solumeur
Gener
McCurty
Pennaylynniit
Engister Rogirs
Hie
Iréman
Train strikes car killing Harrisburg residents in collision
In Harrisburg on September 9 an automobile was struck by an express train, killing Mrs Forney and Mrs Beck and fatally injuring I M Beck and another Beck family member. The crash left two other relatives seriously injured.
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Harrisburg
Mre
I. Forney
Mra
TD. M. Beck
Thin City
1. M Beck
Democrats Back Aldrich Plan Report In Banking Committee
The Democratic caucus reports 0 to the House on the currency bill with a lengthy technical discussion. Hays of California presents Republican critique plus amendments. The committee favors a joint credit extension mechanism, bond secured currency, and expanded foreign banking facilities while warning against central bank power.
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Filasa
Banking Committee
Hays
California
Mensure Lkely
Federal Reserve
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Jindbergh
Minnesota
Governor Names State Historian and Archivist
Charleston September 3 Governor Hatfield appointed H S Green as state historian and G A Holden as state archivist. Green edits the Post Chronicle in Morgantown and Holden edits the Charleston Mail. The historian earns a 3000 dollar salary annually. Previously one person held both posts but the workload has become too heavy.
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Aeoerate
Charleston
Hatfield
H.S. Green
G. A. Holden
Green
Post-Chronicle
Morgantown
Bolden
Charleston Mail
New Pastor Assigned by Huntington Methodist Conference
The annual Methodist Episcopal conference at Huntington concluded with ministerial appointments for the Paininant district. Assignments include Fairmont, Cumberland presiding. Boothsytile circuit. Ware and Thorne. Clarkshore with H W Fogtenson. Cleveland circuit with P. Cowan circuit B Y Perry. Tinvig and Thomasy R J Yoaks. Biking circuit J R Mutting. Fairview circuit A Perkins. Farmington circuit Youk. Huttonsville circuit B A Winn. Meatoneville circuit W K Joutt A L Moore. Alingo circuit G W Remley superintendent. Morris circuit W J Richida. Parsims circuit S J Clay. Rishwood A W Brooks. Riversville circuit S A Balles superintendent. Sutton circuit P Keyser. Webster Springs P E Thora sure. Conference missionary secretary W J Canter.
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Methodist’ ‘Epissoyal
South
Fairmont
Cumberham
Boothsyile
Ware
Wameville
Gateaway
Thorne
Clarkshore
H. W. Fogteson
P. E. Thorasure
W. J. Canter
No Verdict In Forged Note Suit In Circuit Court
A circuit court jury heard the case of L. S. Horner and J. C. Vance executors of Mary R. Goff estate seeking payment on a 1902 note for 1960 with Hiram Post named as endorser. The note was called a forgery by Post and a verdict was not reached. Objection by Harry T. Hardesty against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was not sustained. Parr Lumber and Planning Mill Co. suit against JP W Morris was dismissed. Demurrers overruled and defendants given until September 20 in related action Clarence P. Stout v John W. H. Climord et al.
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Honra
L. 5. Horner
J.C. Vance
Mary R. Goff
Hiram Post
Post
Witt
Telegram
Harry T. Hardesty
Balimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Parr Lumber and Planning Mill Company
Jp, W. Morris
Clarence P. Stout
John WH. Climord
Taft Arrives to Lead Lake Erie Centenary Observance
Former President Taft arrives in Sandusky to lead U S ceremonies marking Perry the battles hundredth anniversary of Lake Erie victory. Governors and dignitaries are expected between noon and four as the Perry commemoration renews momentum.
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Yamrociayhd Param
National Guard Called to Prevent Miner Strike Clash
National guardmen were mobilized to avert clashes between rival women's groups during the copper miners strike. Onlookers crowded Yellow Street as tensions between nonunion and Western Federation factions rose. A Republican primary slate was prepared amid resignations and local party meetings in Wheeling.
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Cay
Raven
Calumet
National Guardemen
Wheeling
Yollowe
Ubtadte
John W. Davis
Kho Medhyee Bote
Presbytery Meeting Near Jacksonburg This Week
The Grafton Presbytery gathering is planned this week near Jacksonburg West Virginia with a misrouted but expected attendance of delegates. The event focuses on church oversight and regional ecclesiastical matters.
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Grafton
Vacksonbure
Virginia
Senate votes on tariff bill begins after six hour session
The Senate prepared to vote on the tariff bill at 4 P.M. after a six hour session that dealt with free wool and free ale and other provisions. Two Louisiana Democrats Thornton and Ranedell joined Republicans in voting against low duties. Amendments to impose duties on cattle and other meats failed as leaders eyed a conference to reconcile House and Senate positions.
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Senate
Jourtnd
House
Baptaw
Thornton
Ranedell
Louisiana
Bristow
McCumberlet
Boys Arrested After Fatal Shooting Near Boone and Lincoln Line
Charleston dispatch reports two youths aged 12 and 14 shot a farmer, Green Hicks, over a small debt near the Boone Lincoln county line. The boys, John and Charles Hager, were captured, lodged in the Lincoln County jail, and the matter was set for local magistrate trial in Hamlin.
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Charleston
Jn Coly
Boone and
Lincoln County
John
Charles Hager
Hicks
Brains
Hamlin
Bank Thieves Loot Ingram Wisconsin Bank Scene
A disorderly bank raid in Ingram Wisconsin involved thieves breaking the building with dynamite and stealing all cash bonds and securities. Authorities have not disclosed the stolen amount and a posse searches for the culprits.
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Bept
Etite Bank
Offlvlk
New Deputy H dh Dodge Appointed US Deputy Marshal
A new United States deputy marshal for the district, succeeding D Rupp, has arrived in the city and assumed duties. He traveled from Parkarahorg with Chief Deputy Barratt and will begin routine work, including reviewing department records and firearms procedures.
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Dodge
United States
D. Rupp
Shie City
Parkarahorg
Alt. Barratt
Aoprity
Meainrtarn
Eloping couple in the toils as Mrs Pankhurst linked blamed
London reports a Pall Mall Gazette note on the American suffragist raid and possible exchange for Harry Thaw. The elopement of Mrs Lowe and Bert Lowe since June 28 is traced to Braswell West Virginia. Police seek the couple and a judge may arraign Jeffries for abandoning his wife and five children.
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London
Panthuret
Bretti
Government
Land of Freedom
Pall Mall Gazette
Pnoval
New York
Pall-Mah Gazette
Pankhurst
Baptist
Goldin
Bert Lowa
Braswell
Tutedey
Morne
Erineem
Brainwell
Jali
Lowe
Tuatiew
Migswirner
Jeftrfee
Jeffries
Foreigner Mrs Dansrovitch Cleared in Local Suit
Mrs Nicholas Dansrovitch of the TwotLick mining settlement was acquitted of painting Mrs Alex Froth at a hearing in Justice Jackson IV Carter's Court Monday evening. The Donitrovich home at lwe Lick AGguat Mi saw police action with arrests reportedly made. Simultaneously Mr and Mrs Alex Troth faced an assault charge against Mire Donitrovich, but the case was dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence to hold them.
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Nicholas Dansrovitch
TwotLick
Alex Froth
Donitrovich
Thaw Family Arrives to Aid Immigrant Defence
Harry Thaw's aged mother reached Montreal to assist lawyers preparing their line of attack on the immigration department plan to send him back to New York. She met with Dirs. George Lauder Carnegie and the legal team to arrange final details. relatives and lawyers withheld comment.
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Montreal
Harry Thaw
Immigration Department
Harry
New York
Dirs
George Lauder Carnegie
Thaw
Man From Salem Returns Home After Leg Amputation
Oral Ford of Salem had his right leg amputated at St Marys hospital last week and was able to be taken to his home Tuesday morning.
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Oral Ford
Salem
St. Mary's Hospital
Missing man Timothy D. Sullivan From Nome
Timothy D. Sullivan known as Tig Ting of Bast Site disappeared Tuesday morning from Nome 6tile browher while his guards slept. No trace found. he had only $1 when he left. Fearful relatives report he may have fled.
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Timothy D. Sullivan
Deanville flooded by melon delivery wreck
Weston Sept 9 nearly every family in Deanville eastern suburb of Weston received watermelons Monday after a freight wreck at the fall caused cars to derail and melons to burst. Railroad workers distributed the fruit to children and adults alike as the day wore on.
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Weston
Deanville
Epstern
Weelon
Detective Defies Senate Probers in Morgantown Verdict
In Morgantown a coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental drowning in the death of Helen Delaney, 11, who fell from a motor boat into the Monongahela River Monday while she and companions spent the morning on the river.
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Loy Agxociareo
Morgantown
Sept
Helen Delaney
Monottenbels
Tha ‘River
Prominent Baker clerk dies after elevator fall
Frank Feinberg a popular Baker department store catwoman died after a fall from an elevator while at a local hospital. The Senate investigating committee heard testimony from George W. Shipley about the incident and related strikes in West Virginia as witnesses faced obstruction and confusion during proceedings.
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Frank Feinberg
Baker Department Store
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