Big Shows Arrive Ahead of School Term Ahead of Schedule
The Big Shows arrived by train from Fairmont, unloading at Local Ehan grounds before 4 pm. The circus, boasting modern equipment and a 12 acre canvas, features 3000 daily meals, a 643 foot main tent, and acts from diverse crews including Japanese and Austrian performers. Bar none the reputation and a noon ground exhibition drew large crowds, with the Dip of Death finale promising an extraordinary display.
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Clarks
Fairmont
Jocal Ehan
Ittum & Bailey
Europe
Yeonne Baeily
Foyek Amumber
M ‘Dhey
Stindin
Bic
Uprpert
Iris
Perkariyance
Special Session to Hear Supreme Court Tax Case in October
The State ex rel C Wy Dillon tax commissioner vs Carter and Bare in Fayette county will move to a special term in October at Charleston. Judge Bennett will preside while attorneys seek continuances as the court plans a special session to announce decisions and hear proceedings.
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C. Wy Dillon
T. Carter
Tt. Bare
Fayette County
J. ‘ Clair
Wharleston
Dillon
Wady
Jourist
W W. R. Bennett
Payette County
Dans
Aes
Scott Neil Unk
Charleston
Charles Town
Cusftom
Armed sailors landed at Havana camp under US cruiser
Armed sailors who were landed last night from the United States cruiser Denver remain in their camp near Havana. Commander Colwell came ashore to the American legation. Lieutenant Commander Mardus L Miller commands the ashore party which has not yet received orders beyond staying put.
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Associated’ Petes
Havana
United States
Denver
Colwell
Legation
Mardus L. Miller
Wilich
Msin
McKinley Monument Unveiled in Columbus in 50 000 Pound Bronze
A large crowd gathers in Columbus to unveil a fifty thousand dollar bronze statue of the late President McKinley facing the State capitol. Speeches by Supreme Court Justice Day and other officials honor his life, liberty, and service, noting his gentle yet steadfast leadership and faith in God.
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Columbus
Dent McKinley
Fish
State Capitol
Capitol
United States Supreme Bove Yaut
John W. Thniel
Hepgille
Aie Calon
Uiperie Ynjee
Lin Poumiey
Ife
Moscase
Jstre
Ons
Panion
Tove
Wissey No More: Legal View on Liquor Shipments
Judge McWhorter in the Twelfth Judicial District outlines warnings to agents and employers handling liquor shipments under the 1903 Act. He states agents bear the risk and must refuse delivery if not in good faith for personal use, noting no affidavits shield them from criminal liability.
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McWhorter
Qrainf
Ti Press Company
Tiquor
Consignée
Consignee
Maother
Actia Ly
Conaertr
Cpresa
Cos
Cuban ACHRIS.S Discussed by the President
President plans a thorough review of the Cuban situation with State War and Navy departments. Discussions focus on strategic steps, possible actions, and coordination among agencies.
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Ste Bay
Persis
Ace
Mmr
Renee Oes
Petit Jurors Begin in a Smoke Laden Court
Reported proceedings list jurors summoned for duty and several cases dismissed by consent or ruled on motion. Names include W Marler and others, with criminal jacket references and local officials noted amid a chaotic docket fragment. Some items mention state fair attendance and a call to curb illegal alcohol distribution along railroads and express lines.
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Periger
Spa
Dillon el Abembam
Cotindaffer
Marler
Gibint
Henjamit
Wienleianesto
Bucano
Citeeen
United States
Halley Anders
Tnehialt
D. Wilem
Desiiof
Pliant
Tubher
DoJesus
Clarks
Tnise- Tey
Bartistt & Bartlett
D. Cy Rowers
Parlier
Fares Linkewaller
Jerome Shoeta
Patrick F. Caufield
Nathan Gems
West Fork Glass Co
Pee A . H. Stofler
Fack
Factories Might Open in Clarksburg Hinging on Talks
Reports indicate negotiations between the state guard and trade officials near Clarkesburg to expand local industry. A key hope is rapid agreement that would boost the industrial sector, with optimism the talks will culminate in benefits for the city.
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Charies
Clarksburg
FYE Factory Sale Marks End of Local Industry
The Fye factory change hands in a transfer that ends the plant’s operations in New Worses district. Deputy Reed inventories the plant as proceeds move toward legal clearance, while Mrs. Vin secures a favorable price in the closing of the business and a shift away from owner control.
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Shushand
Elin
Glascock
Noga
Neossascy Papern
Odd Fellows to Build Home in New Marting ville
Seumioe Halt, past grand master of the Odd Fellows, returned from Elkins to discuss plans for a new Odd Fellows home. Talks with local farmers and a drawing firm outlined a 60 foot boulevard sized estate on about 100 acres with structures for lodge rooms and security features. Builders are to be engaged to begin work soon, with details resembling a substantial community project.
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Seumioe Halt
New Martingville
Odd Pelione
Elkins
John Eee
Raleigh
Asi
Odd
Foreliast
Italian Shot BYz at Unknown de Fous pie Oy Batemans
Fragmentary OCR hints at a regional clash or incident involving Italian and local actors. Mentions preparations, parties, air, and a crowd reference. Specific names, dates, or locations are obscured, but the tone suggests a reported conflict or confrontation with martial overtones.
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Batemans
iBicary
Tonio County
Italiens
Chintroe
Taliani
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Loys
Mingicine
Supreme Court
W. M. Vanarsdale
Andrew
B. R. Hooker
Asociated Press
Wissey
Achris.s
Patricius Riggine
George “Tl. Smith
Brown
FYE
ODD Fellows
Byz
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