Wilson brought Thaw Is to Make Demand in Coal Probe
Washington dispatch reports West Virginia operators seek to prove an unlawful UMW conspiracy with mine operators across Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois to halt coal in West Virginia. William B Wilson former UMW secretary testifies that a 1902 Huntington meeting ordered a strike in WV to aid the Pennsylvanian anthracite strike. Kennedy notes WV miners raised 6000 dollars while outsiders gave 139000. He cites payments to Mather Jonne and questions about outside operator support.
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Washington
United Mine Workers and
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
West Virginia
William B.wilson
Wilson
United Mine Workers
D.C. Kennedy
Kanawha Coal Association
Huntington
Kennedy
Mather Jonne
Indiana
Belcher
Street Cars to Weston Scheduled For September
Street cars will run into Weston starting September 30 with a planned hourly schedule. Connection with the Interurban to Fairmont Weston is anticipated within about sixty days. Work on the extension includes some discuit masonry and grading is nearly finished.
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Weston
Fairmont
Man Fined and Sentenced for Rail Yard Trespass
Charles Abies faced charges for trespassing on Baltimore and Ohio railroad property in local yards. He was fined five dollars plus costs by Justice 7 in G. Nicawarner's court. in default, he was ordered to work off the debt on county roads. He was arrested and prosecuted by W. J. Mays, a Baltimore and Ohio detective, who caught him riding a freight train.
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Baltimore and Obie Railroad
Charles Abies
G. Nicawarner
W J. Mays
Baltimore and Ohio
Traction worker’s narrow escape as wire snaps above street
In Patamont on September 12 Thomas Eyerhart of a traction company nearly fell when a wire suspended thirty feet above the sidewalk broke. He was saved by a passerby and a precaution prevented further injury. In Fairmont the same day Nicholas Ambrook, 28, was crushed in a mine collapse at Consolidation Coal No 67 near Hutchinson. Joan Nunshea, 79, was badly hurt and died later at Miners State Hospital.
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Patamont
Thomas Eyerhart
Traction Company
Fairmont
Nicholas ‘Ambrook
Joan Nunshea
Padly Hirt Vhat
Miners State Hospital
Consolidation Coal Companys
Hutchinson
Infant dies at Grassulti parents home funeral in Holy Cross cemetery
Death of one month old Clesine Mevenior reported after passing at Grassulti home. Burial followed at Holy Cross cemetery on Friday afternoon at 3:20. Parents identified but details censored in brief notice.
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Clesine Mevenior
Oll
Grassulti
Holy Croke
Motorman Loses Memory in Court Suit and Damages Awarded
A circuit court term heard Charlea A Short's suit against Beedle Lyon and others over alleged balance due for moving work. A non-suit was directed in the Ey Glaypool vs H M Heuvener case. A jury awarded Albert Markert 28 dollars against the Panmont and Clarksburg Turpetion Company for damages to bury.
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Charlea A.short
Beedle Lyon
Allyance
Howbke
Circuit Court
Ey ‘Il
Glaypool
Th. M. ‘Heuvener
Albert Markert
Painmont and
Clarksburg Trpetion Company
Bury
Miners Strike in Charleston Over Dismissed Doctor
About 500 miners in and around Muckley walked out after Paint Creek Co. failed to dismiss the company doctor hired during recent labor troubles. The firm is said to have agreed to the union scale days earlier. Four offenders, all drunk, faced police court. Two were fed, two with no money worked around the station.
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Charleston
Paint Creek
Motorman Fired After Collision at Interurban Station
Jasob Biddle, a motorman with twenty years in the Northern Ohio Traction Company service, was dismissed after a memory lapse caused him to miss a switch. The Wednesday evening incident led to a collision involving interurban cars with numerous passengers injured.
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Canton
Northern Ohio Traction Company
Jasob Biddle
Biddle
Menory
Intersirhan
Sulzer Informed Of Alisanny Mystery Continues
The whereabouts of Governor Sulzer remained unclear as his secretary denied knowledge of his location. The executive mansion stated he was not there, though reports placed him in New York yesterday.
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Alisanny
Sulzer
New York
Currency Debate Spurs Bankers on Reserves Policy
Sept 12, Washington. In response to attacks on the administration, a Chicago conference of bankers urged mobilizing reserves in the federal reserve bank to avert evils blamed for currency panics. The debate emphasized stabilizing measures and avoiding economic turmoil through central bank action.
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Nashington
Fecount -Chicago Conference of Bankers
Tod Jastiine House Debade
Federal Reserve Bank
Washington
Increase in United States cancer cases reported
A early 20th century dispatch notes rising cancer rates in the United States with Dr Friderick Le Haffimit citing a public health address. The article contrasts death rates in the U S with Austria Germany and Britain, discusses diagnosis and early treatment, and mentions the National Society for the Control of Cancer reorganized to spread knowledge about cancer symptoms and care.
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Colorado Springs
Cotu
Friderick
Suncor
United States
Countrien de Mommen
Austria
Germany
Uroghind
Wales
Beutland
Switzerland
Mertman
Huneary
Denmark
Stapan
Stanen
Eliston
Tie Aeriénimnins
National Society For
Conytille Agate
Not MURDERED By Associate Wives at Havana Chili
In Havana Chili on September 12 Mrs Ganin formerly thought murdered in New York and Vincent Planelli were found alive together in Thulsell. They claimed they fled from New York after a dispute with Casper Ganin over divorce.
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Havana
Chili
Ua Ganin
New York
Hudson River
Vincent Planelli
Connecion
Thulsell
Travana
Casper Ganin
Ganin
Man Injures Self in Accident Near Weston
Wilson Arnold, residing about Ave miles from Weston, accidentally shot himself in the shoulder with a shotgun. He was brought to Keanlir hospital Friday morning, underwent an operation to remove the shots, and had broken bones in his shoulder repaired before a 2 o'clock postoperative report indicated recovery progress.
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Wilson Arnold
Weston
Keanlir Hospital
Thaw in Custody as New York Extradition Sought
In Colerogue New Hampshire Harry Thaw remains in custody after police guard his detention while New York seeks extradition for conspiracy to defeat justice. Thaw poses complaints at the police court as lawyers pursue a governor’s hearing and possible transfer to Matteawan.
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Thaw
Jearning
Glynn
New York
New Thumpshine
Ani
Concord
Tower
Spade Jurome
Tate
Minsel Tle
Armstead Arrives at Capital to Represent Thaw
William J. Armstead, a New York lawyer, arrived at Concord to handle Thaw’s interests in state capitol actions. He said if Thaw is brought back to New York, a taxpayers' suit will be brought to deport him to Pennsylvania for alleged taxed support of an ingane scene with legal residence in the case.
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Issey
New York
Matteawan
Pam
Pennsylvania
State Board of Déportation
Dade
United States
Pittsburg
York
Concord
N. 1
William J. Armstead
Harry Thaw
State Capitol
Armstead
Pennsylvanua
New York Ia
Train mishap rumor disrupts New York to St Lot transit
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions a train from New York to St Lot and a woman named Cora Tooker, described as a Negro woman, with unclear times and a later legal/sanitary context. The garbled text notes an arrest or custody, a medical exam, and release from custody after a physician's examination.
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Rans
New York
St. Lot
Cora Tooker
Moriticello Avenue
Gordon
Joe Joe
Fragmentary OCR Note With Unclear Names and Places
A sanitized summary of unreadable lines shows scattered names and terms like Willis, Tose, Kibroad, and Dawiet Farid. The legible parts hint at a local record or notice but lack coherent events, dates, or context to identify a concrete item or outcome.
Fall millinery features dazzle at Paris salon display
A crowded exhibition showcased fall hats and harmony with gowns. New wax fabrics, vivid dyes like petrol blue and bright oranges appeared. a chin strap hat accessory and the chic tailored hat were highlighted as fashion trends, with chignon styling and small head sizes noted.
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Chicago
Mourning in CTY as Mayor Gaynor Dies
New York and New Jersey mark a citywide mourning for Mayor William J. Gaynor. Flags are at half mast and public buildings are draped in black. Mayors successor A J Kline convened a noon meeting to plan a public funeral after the mayor’s body arrives aboard the steamer Luskathia from Liverpool. A tentative funeral date is set for Monday September 22.
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New York
N. J
Tte
William J. Gaynor
A. J. Kline
Luskathia
Liverpool
Typhoid Fever Claims Life of C. A. Wilson in Wilsonburg
C A Wilson aged unknown died at 1 30 Saturday morning after a bout of typhoid fever in a local hospital. He leaves a widow and several children two of whom are also hospitalized in critical condition. A brother died about a week earlier in the same room. The body will be taken to Beling ton for burial Saturday after services there.
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C. A. Wilson
Yenra
Wilsonburg
Slater
Sue Dodgy
Belington
Senate Free List On Several Items At Wheeling Reunion
Senate free list items include cement lime stone rock asphalt with changes from 40 to 20 percent and from 20 to 85 percent. Chairman Frank J Welch urges lodge members to send advance cards for transportation planning for the Wheeling reunion September 23 to 25.
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Senate
Frank J. Welch
Clarksburg
Lodge of Elks
Wheeling
Welch
Washington
Former Indiana Ganges rath says witness mistaken
Washington dispatch reports former Indiana congressman Janion B Watson testifying before House committees. He claimed he never worked for or recruited lobbyists for the Watson organization or any associated groups while in office or after leaving Congress.
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Indiana Ganges Rath
Star Lobby
Abesciay
Washington
Janion B
Three Houses Reported By Local Firm In Franklin State
A local firm named The Willison and Doonison reports three houses and a two story frame hotel style property in Franklin. Brett Smiley is listed as owner, with Thomas Hui involved in cofi formation. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text. The report notes high activity in the firm and references a $29,000 figure from the last week.
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Willison
Doonison Pany
Firnt
Ware
Brett Smiley
Franklin
Thomas H. Hui
Lyon
Ata
Teil
Stern Star
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Paint Creek Coal District
Chicago Conference of Bankers
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Kanawha River
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New Hampshire
Colergore
Harry IK
Folly
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Colebrooke
Sawyer
Congressman Anderson
Jin
Rios
Virginia
Ay Wen
Marriaga Icenooe
Dave Denn Lest
Willis G. Tose
Byivte
Dawiet Farid
Werte Sarykand Kibroad
Fall Millinery
Parsons- Souders Company
Cty
Mr. Welch
The
Elks’ Committee
Joe Cannon
Meigs Avenue
Arela
Thomas
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