Grand Jury Hearings Emphasize Oaths And Public Duty
The session focused on oath importance, truthful testimony, and the duty of grand jurors, petit jurors, and attorneys to uphold honesty. Instructions covered Australian ballot rules, minor laws, taxation assessment, illegal liquor sales, and the fading of houses of ill repute under community standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O- Stentland
Chivas
Frank
Senator Burtos
Kas
Ealings
Tuils Court
Ie Court
Grand Ball Hosted by Su preme Ladies of the Maccabees
Invitations issued for a grand ball by the Supreme Ladies of the Maccabees at the Waldo on September 18. It is the third ball the ladies have held, with previous events noted as very successful and the crowd expected to fill the ballroom beyond its capacity.
Guy Goff Weds Anne Baker-Stubbert in Chicago Ceremony
Mrs Anne Baker-Stubbert daughter of the late Lewis Baker and Mr Guy D Goff son of Judge Nathan Gof of this city were married at Grace Protestant Episcopal Church Chicago Illinois on September 8 1906 by Rev E M Brank They will reside in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Baker — Stubbert
Lewis Baker
Guy D. Goff
Nathan Gof
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Chicago
E. M. Brank
Gof
Milwaukee
Insurance Men to Raise the Rates in Clarksburg
Federal jurors are named for the next term starting Oct 2 with a long list of District Court venire from Clarksburg Philippi Grafton and surrounding areas. A separate local conference on proposed rate hikes by national insurers ended without agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
B. B. Stout
Clarksburg
J. D. Holsberry
Philippi
Will E. Cupp
St. George
James Lakin
Terra Alta
Moses M. Kincaid
Griton
H. H. Lewis
Helvetia
Stark L. Baker
Beverly
Camden Sommers
Clarkshurs
W. A. Streets
Belington
Francis Hermans
Ki George M. Whites
John Owens
R. B. Rexroad
Canaan
Peyton R. Cost
Clarksburz
William Ellison
Menriowrook
A. T
Gaskins
Flint
John M. Shank
G. G. Lashley
Davis
Moses Sinclair
D. J. Grove
Clarksbars
Teane Cochran
Lost
Crek
Edgar M. Pas
Grafton
M. Wolf
Texas
Marshall Stour
Hugh Lyon
Adamston
John B. Smith
Tames W- Seleer
M.D. Reed
Philippi Mey
Francis
Wilaenhurz
George Hyre
Vandalia
J. D. Vietor
Parsons
J. Russell
Huttonsville
Albert 8
Hume
Frank White
Peel
Thomas W. Tinsman
Clarkshmerz
Henry Bennett
Brown
George Phasis
Mill Creek
A. K. Miller
Nicklow
Leroy Shaw
Kinzwood GW
Adamson
Srmon
John A. Hursay
Simon Nusbaum
Waldo
Lmne
General Office
San Francisco
Clarkaburs
Thor Orill Holstead
Sacurames
Frontire
J. M. Young
Richmond
M. Newburger
Cincinnati
Speed
Toledo
New Martinsville Football Team Organizing Under Yost
E. H. Yost, manager, attended the town fair to gather materials for the team. He refused to share player times for the coming season but indicated several professionals will join. The squad aims for the state championship, backed to make a strong bid after being regarded as the best in the state last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Yost
Martinsville
Inter
Sermons by Rev McDand at Baptist Church Schedule
Rev Robert B McDand preaches Sunday night sermons at the Baptist church on Joseph with services at 7 30 oclock. The series includes Forecasts of Destiny the Dreamer on Sept 16 Joseph the Stewards of ter or Piety and Politi on Sept 33, and Joseph the Uncovering of Low ick Brother or Oct 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. McDand
Baptist Church
Joseph
Lowick Brother
Maine Republicans win four congressmen and governorship
The Republican plurality in Maine, usually about 25,000, was cut to around 8,000 at yesterday's election. Republicans elected all four congressmen and Governor Gobb, gaining control of the legislature. A split over prohibition is noted as influencing the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated S’ress
Portland
Maine
Governo Gobb
Ipshar county fair and agricultural association meeting
The Ipshar county fair and agricultural association holds its annual meeting in Buckhannon W V on September 27 18XX. Premiums are increased to attract more exhibits across all departments including five stock divisions and vegetable displays with culinary and household items. Special features include horse races exhibitions sails from the State fair and a wind Equine Paradox stage show with concert each day. General admission 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children ages five to twelve, with excursion trains from Clarksburg returning to Buckhannon fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipshar County Fair and Agricultne‘al Association
Bucklei W. Va
Buckhannon
Tme
Clarksburg
Buckhannon Fair Grounds
Rural Drama Still In Favor at The Grand
A pastoral drama titled The Warning Folks at Cape Cod debuts at the New Grand. The plot centers on a country parson’s love for a village beauty, with moral tests, city temptations, and dramatic climaxes enhanced by noted scenic and electrical effects and a strong cast led by respected local actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Grand
Cape Cod
Bello
Pathe of
Hanson
Villian
Artiate
Jme
Waldo Dance Event Sparks Community Fun
A local dance night at Wald Me draws residents from the town, offering music and socializing for all ages. Organizers say the event supports neighborhood unity and provides a safe, welcoming space for neighbors to gather and enjoy performances.
Great Ohio Contest Meeting Recaps Leadership and Plans
The Great Ohio contest gathering adjourned in the assembly room after business, with officers elected including First Vice President C. D. Kyle Wellsburg Second Vice President C. P Moore Ravenswood Secretary J. H. Krepps Morgantown Treasurer J. H. Morgan Keyser and Henry C Raibisers Clarksburg. Committees reported on constitution and by laws, the group hailed the event as very successful and noted plans for future actions and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhs
West Virginia
Harden’s Association
Sh Wnceling
C. D. Kyle
Wellsburg
Wace
C. P Moore
Ravensood
J. H. Krepps
Morigantown
Morigantown. ‘Dreasurer—J.h. Morgan, Moreae Eet Seepee , Aeit Ae Dee Keyser
Henry C- Raibisers
Clarisburg
Wrote Letters Leads to Peace Warrant Dismissal
Beeswe G. W. Rose of Northview filed a peace warrant against Sam Belletto after a threat allegedly made in letters to Mrs Belletto. In Justice Gordon's court a large crowd attended the hearing but the magistrate dismissed the warrant stating Rose had the right to warn him, and Belletto was warned not to write further letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeswe
G. W. Rose
Northview
Sara
Rose
Saunders officer selection at Caldwell Washington meeting
The National Stogic Makers elected officers including Teagan as president and Wm C as vice president. Other positions filled include Elizab Vive, Uniontown’s Alited, C. B. Mo alien, Wheel member, and P. 2 Bounders of Clarksburg as vice presidents. Further details referenced unclear lines about eighth and seventh officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teagan
W. BM
Ithe Eizab Vive
Eresitept
Wm C
Wagnear
Heel
Traitents
Alited
Uniontown
C. B. Moalien
Oy Eaktionk
P. 2 Bounders
Clarksburg
Arith
Gas of Mariatts
Tmupt
Ios Enos Ao Mallory
Cl Geod Sondermans
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Damaday
Tyack
Yale
John A
Guy Goff
Mannington
Ohio
Rosasina
Burton Apa
Sana Frei
Leven
Herrick
Saunders
Caldwell Wa
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