Arrest in a Fire Assault Case Reported
Arrest records show Panwa, clay Williame arrested on a fire assault case but remained at large until detectives located him. Witnesses testified at a December 1904 hearing before Justice Jose W. Gordon. The case involved property and a watch chain, with sentencing details noted.
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Panwa
Clay Williame
Aseault
Harbert
Simre
Testice Thompson
Srijaphon
Fain Decembier
Welt
Jose W. Gordon
Court of
D. Weidenhomer
Federal Court Trials At Wheeling Opened Week Of Cases
The Wheeling federal court opened a week of trials with various cases including three young men from Harrem County charged in a rural mail box robbery. Mien Warner admitted throwing the stone. he was fined 2.00 and four months in Marion county jail. Albert Fulharty pled not guilty, unable to hire counsel, and W I Douglas offered to defend when asked. Toothman, the principal, faced a verdict of guilty but was later dismissed. Judge Dayton warned that repeat offenses by intoxicated youths would be punished harsher. Arthur Barker, 14, of Wetzel County, pled guilty to robbing a general store and post office. he was sent to Pyntown for years. John Campbell aided Barker and faced separate trial. Senator Marshall was appointed to represent Campbell. Martin Gluber, of Brnterpr, resisted arrest during a liquor business incident. case continued. The court adjourned pending further terms for remaining defendants and noted the need to handle cases involving confined women and infants with caution without endangering their lives.
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Wheeling
Marion County
Albert Fulharty
Frin
W. I. Douglas
Hiesas
Dayton
Thomas Toothman
Toothman
Fulharty
Arthur Barker
Wetzel County
Robinson's Mills
John Campbell
Holt
Barker
Campbell
Parkersurg
S. Marshall
Martin Gluber
Brnterpr
Wes
Stethe
Murlles
Amatheny
Hays Cox
Qurkeburg
Courk
Missionary Convention Opens at Goffsonchiles Friday Afternoon
The Missionary Convention of the Society of the West x Cfeence of the Method church began at two by afternoon in Goff sonchiles Friday night. Mrs. oneh iatrict missionary led exercises and a large attendance greeted the event. Committees were named and Mr. Amos Payne gave the welcome. Mrs. B. L. Morgan read the address of welcome. Afternoon symposium focused on increasing offerings boosting membership and spirituality and growth in study. A paper by Mr. F. Robinson closed the session. Evening programs include guild services readings and solos. Continuous talks and devotional periods are planned for Saturday and Sunday with religious services and addresses by Mrs. ALT. Mark and Mrs. Ohath Ridenour.
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Society of the 1St of the West
Methodschurch
Goffsonchiles
Amos Payne de
Addres
B. L. Morgan
Atrs
Ohath
Ridenour
Acquitted Captain Cleared in Court Case on Fare Theft
Captain David Kearns was acquitted in a Circuit Court trial regarding alleged fare theft aboard a passenger vessel in West Virginia. The outcome followed jury deliberations after evidence presented months prior.
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David Kearns
Condor
Virginia
Pihaar
Lynch
Dleyte
Carter Guilty Verdict on Aid Trial Nears
The jury returns a verdict in the case involving Hamel and the case against Davin. The schedule for the next proceedings is set, with a verdict expected on the second day.
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Davin
New Year of Hebrews Celebration Described
A passage describes the Jewish New Year observances including the shofar blast signaling the start, the solemn eve service, and the following day of atonement. It notes observances by Orthodox and Reform communities and the practice of fasting for Hebrews over 13 with temple or synagogue attendance.
Union Prayer Meetings Decide Monthly Host Church
A meeting of the Indies representing several denominations was held at the First Presbyterian Church to plan the monthly union prayer meetings. It was agreed to rotate venues each month. The October gathering will be at the Goff Mi church on Thursday Oct 4 at 7:30 p m. The group aims to awaken spirituality and foster growth in church life.
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First Presbyterian Church
Goff Mi
Democrats Meet On County Commissioner Nominations
The Democratic county committee plans a meeting to nominate candidates for county commissioner and related offices. The note mentions matters about a potential postponement and selecting a venue for the convention in Delaware County.
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Democratic County Committee
Wedding at Wolf Summit Renews Vows for Alevan and Stroup
At the bride’s home in Wolf Summit on Wednesday afternoon at 5, Mr Alevan Dort of Piney Works and Miss Louclin M. Stroup of Wolf Summit were remarried. The Methodist Tipsds pull chustel ring ceremony was led by Rev. J. Arbuthnot of this city. The couple sent rice and good wishes to Parkersburg, Marion, Pittsburgh and other points.
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Wolf Summit
Wemesday
Happy Parents Celebrate Birth of Baby Daughter Hamar
Mr and Mrs Lee Hamar announce the birth of a daughter born early morning weighing seven pounds in Whore Six Ramer is employed though Hezel-Atlus gtisa.
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Lee Hamar
Fay
Ramer
Tho
Hezel-Atlus _ gtisa
Hart for Legislature Promised by Clarksburg Leaders
In a city council styled appeal, Hart is urged as a candidate for the legislature. He is described as a business man, active in the Clarksburg Board of Trade, and a strong advocate for local interests. Friends press that Hart accept the race to represent the county, promising broad support and loyalty to the city’s welfare.
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Fart
Hart
Clarksburg Board of Trade
Herson County
Rej
Honrad of Trade
Wii
Lark
Hart Las
Quarrel in Wilconburg Leaves Man Wounded
In Wilconburg Wednesday afternoon H S Monroe entangled with an Italian man. Monroe inflicted deep wounds to the head and face. Justice John T Flynn issued a warrant for Monroe. Constable Lee Coffman executed it. Monroe was held for the grand jury Thursday afternoon.
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Wilconburg
H. S. Monroe
John T- Flynn
Monroe
Lee
Coffman
Tidlian
Griffin Defines His Position on Local Referendum
Griffin speaks to voters of Thorizon about opposition to emiting diverse for wasteful projects. He claims county guidance favors prudent spending, endorsing beauty and rural values. Griffin urges support for his view in upcoming election day and invites approval from residents of Clarksburg Seonnd in their district.
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Thorizon
Sont Dayle
Amy Kite
Clarksburg
Warrant Issued For Man Leaving City After Barbershop Debt
A warrant was issued at midnight for Thomas Lent, a former employee at Gus Greens barber shop, on a charge connected with a board bill of seven dollars. The warrant was issued about one hour after the subject, Fystine Co Gordon, intended to depart the city on a rainy evening at four o'clock.
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Fystine CO
Gordon
Thomas Lent
Corred
Gus Green
Aeenaes Paxsh Green
Odeon Show Offers Mirthful Tale and Farce
A fragmented notice from the Odeon cinema advertises a double feature. The listing mentions a comic tale and a science fiction stretch, with stray letters suggesting titles and showtimes.
Pirates Coming Pirates Coming xive part of the Heart
Fragmentary note hints at a poem like theme about pirates and home dining, with garbled diction indicating a dated or damaged OCR segment. Content lacks clear event, date, place, or identifiable organizations.
Kindelbergers Visit Stir City Amid Uncertain Return
Fragmentary report describes the Kindelbergers coming to the city for a third visit by the RindBergers from Wheel ing. Mentions miller Gmo and a possible shared event with Sharer witts, noting a Sir Searsuai battle and questions whether the Kondre will be carried off, with Shedos in an unsettled state.
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Sanday Willnark
Tie RindBergers
Wheeling
Thie City
Cima
Miller Gmo
Li Xiot Dikely
Edward Bunch Found Not Guilty in Robbery Case
Edward Bunch was acquitted in the court today of robbery charges brought by Merriwood Pigott. Judge Tadge Lynch ordered the verdict written. the jury agreed in court. Bunch has a strong reputation with Hazel Arms Glass Co., where he is employed, and his honesty is not doubted.
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Edward Finch
Mbbery
Merriwood Pigott
Tadge Lynch
Edwaird Bunch
Hazel- Arms
Glnes Co
Miss Huntur Taylor Returns Home to Tolmstown School
Miss Huntur Taylor has left Chirkeburz and viginity after visiting relatives for two months. She traveled via Cmber land to Tolmstown Pa to resume school. Friends there welcomed her, hoping for a smooth return academic year.
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Huntur Taylor
Chirkeburz
Viginity
Ciby
Cmberland
Tolmstown
Quality Hall Triumph Over West End In Gridiron Clash
The swanom era football game yesterday saw Quality Hall defeat West End HO-5 on the Diet End gridiron. Key West End players included Bob Hoodah Deke WatLs and Tom Walne G Ulywies Showalter.
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Kor
Quality Hall
West Bal
Dellwicks
Berl
Cohen
Williams
Tohay
Herbert Calla
Knightly Pageant at West Milford Celebrates Beauty and Bravery
A crowd gathered for a village tournament honoring knights, queens, and five beauty contenders. Alvin Booth and Clarence Stout led the Knightly order while Miss Blanche Fucker was crowned Queen of Love and Beauty after judging by three committee members.
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Gimler
Alvin Booth
Minerals
Ee Curskadon
Sstigbh
Akron
Flodmick
Kuightet West Milord
Clarence Stout
Haight
Zant Crick
Gui Stout
Kaebf Harrison
Pirmeh Stout
Charles Stotler
Knicht
Charles Taylor
Weiannst
Ana Chile
Kaigit
Chunciar
horee-Gesh
Speci
Mies Blanche Fucker
Stn
Elmer Stout
Moe Randolph
Marler
Ylor
Newel
Beaty
Clarkeburry
Sher Hire
Chateley
Liv Bootes
Axel Evator
Ctharley Stonl
Wandr
Miss ‘Macy Dicridepge
Atconils Mina Goonzia
Circuit Court Denounces Overrules Guilty Plea at Haste
In a notable court session the circuit court overruled a guilty plea involving Carter and Lawig amid a confusing series of names. The case centers on Abraham Bentt from Colorado and a court date that had been set for Monday with the afternoon location described as unclear.
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Carter & Lawig Ranrempadi
Brox
Joe Iacey
Cirentt
Anurder Cata
Abe Bentt
Coluaada
Agternoon
fHamn
Night Force to Goon? Paragraphs Hard to Parse
Fragmented OCR text describes a congested area and limited facilities with insufficient personnel. Mentions a freight depot and calls for workers without clear names, dates, or specific actions. The readable content is garbled and lacks coherent events or entities.
Resigns Place: vaio on decoant of Aur Jearing the cit
Resignation note appears amid unclear text with fragmented phrases. Names and precise roles are unreadable, but the piece suggests a formal withdrawal from a position within a city or organization. Further legible context is required to identify responsible parties or consequences.
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Vaio
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Ams Payne
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Carter
Griffin
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Dastver & Srailrond
Pirates
Kindelbergers
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Bunch
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