Stabbing at Industrial Ends in Critical Wound
D A Shaffer, 30, was stabbed in the abdomen Sunday at Industrial. He was taken to Keasler hospital in critical condition. Ira Crome Flinkell and Ross F Stout are involved in the case, with Cross accused of stabbing. Police and Sheriff Stout pursued the suspects. warrants issued in Magistrate T G Nice’s court.
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Industrial
D A. Shaffer
Keasler Hospital
Ira Crome Fklinkel
Crows
Ross F Stouts
Shaffer
Cross
Stout
Young Cross
T. G. Nice Warners Court
Wave of Crime Hits Jefferson County
Sept. 22 reports describe a wave of violent crime across Jefferson County. Six potwons dead and a seventh dying in a local infirmary follow a vivre of robberies and assaults. Henry Moran killed after being struck from a trolley car by two suspects who fled. Macan Col ult, a negro, killed his wife then surrendered. Mounted Policeman Sorrelt pursued Dave Evans, a negro, after he fired on him. Two negroes stabbed to death and another knocked unconscious by an unidentified assailant. A negro woman died from poisoning and police suspect she is connected to the spree.
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Bulmingham
Aico
Jefferson County
Henry Moran
Macan Colult
Dave Evans
Explosion Kills Four in Gallatine Mixing House
Four workmen died and a fifth was seriously injured in a Gallatine mixing house blast at DuPont Powder Works in Galstown New Jersey near Philadelphia. Witnesses say parts of a body were found and the cause remains unknown as the shock rattled Southern New Jersey and nearby cities.
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Philadelphia
Due Pont
Galdstown
N. J
New Jersey
Here
Chester
Nurse Stabbed on Duty in Malden Hospital
Miss Doris Robinson, a nurse at Malden Hospital, was stabbed early today by an unidentified man hidden in a medicine closet. He sprang through a window and fled. Robinson’s condition is listed as critical.
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Sinceieren
Jane Malden
Mass
Doris Robinson
Malden Hospital
Misa Robinson
Hearne Named Republican Nominee for First District
State Senator Julian G Hearne of Wheeling was nominated by the Republican convention in Wheeling to run for congressman from Virginia’s First District. Election set for October 14 to fill the vacancy caused by John W Davin’s resignation as solicitor general. Delegates from Harrison, Clay and surrounding counties attended the meeting in the city building.
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Wheeling
Julian G. Hearne
Way
Virginia
Major MM
Neély
Fairmont
George A. Loughlin
John W Davin
The
United Staton
O'Crook
Samuel Caldwell
EB. M. Morgan
Albert Snedeker
Wellaburg
Morgan
Charles
G Coffman
Clarksburg
Harrison County
A. K. Thorn
Basil
H. Tueas
Outulow
Order of Business
Charles G. Coffman
Campbell
Hoare
Alexander FR. Campbell
Brillant
Birk S. Stathers
Weston
Coffman
Clarkeburg
Oliver Marshall
To Play Here swo west eyes suvived Lea st year
The text references Lambert as a key player in West Virginia and notes an upcoming November 22 matchup against Coulkehants from Washington. It mentions Jetersobtian and Jaep ton as players on Lambert's team, highlighting weight, speed, and work.
Big Selis Floto Circus Pageant Thrills Afternoon Crowd
A large throng enjoyed an early afternoon spectacle on the golf grounds as a glittering pageant rolled through the streets of the city. Rain did not dampen enthusiasm and another performance was planned for the evening. The circus, on Main Street’s eastern head, boasted vast trains, elaborate cages, and a vast menagerie including two baby elephants Mas and Mo and Baby Bon the hippopotamus. Over 800 horses were featured, with prize winners from Chicago and Denver shows. The circus uses a motive power system to raise and lower the big top in under five minutes, even doubling as a wringer in wet weather. The day highlighted the unloading and bustling activity of a major traveling show amid a busy urban scene.
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Gof Circus
Sells- Floto
Walters
Selis-Floto
Crcws
Cat
Chicago
Denver
Ling
Arrested for Stealing Snakes in Amociteee Rose
Charleston dispatch reports Thomas Jackson was arrested for stealing a batch of snakes from a carnival company. The reptiles, used for the awake show, were taken from Moundsville, leaving the parade unable to perform. Authorities say the theft involved the entire stock in trade.
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Charleston
Thomas Jackson
Bexho
Moundsvile
Jashton
Aniatnews
Typhoid Fever Strikes Dr Flowers Family on West Pike
Dr E Newton Flowers and his son Farl are confined to their West Pike street home with typhoid fever. Doctors report the father in serious condition while the son remains in a perilous state as neighbors and friends await updates on their health.
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E. Newton Flowers
West Pike Street
Dr Flowers
Long Island Train Crash Kills Three on College Point
On September 22 a head on collision of two Long Island railroad electric trains at College Point left three dead, twenty injured, many mill workers. Conductor George Borckel and motormen Fred Totnes and Charles Holfen died.
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New York
Inland Railroad
Colege Point
L. Fr
George Borckel
Cost Of Rearing Children Rises In Ten Years
Chicago report from the Chicago Nursery shows the annual cost to rear a child rising from 101 dollars in 1884-1903 to 140 dollars since 1904, with earlier figures around 40 dollars per year from 1874 to 1880s, highlighting the increased burden on families and institutions.
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Chicago
Nineteen Before Mayor Court Session
Nineteen draft offenders faced Mayor Colest on Sunday morning. Eleven were fined, three ordered to heavy punishment, and tn were released. The tense polices court proceedings drew a crowded audience and highlighted city efforts to curb drunken behavior.
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Druk
Colest
Polles Court
Oned
Aree
Heayuhé Oly
Bank Stormed by Angry Mob in Moioes Hooks
Bank patrons, mostly foreign workers, stormed the Victor Bank at Moioes Hooks in a New York hopeful suburb when rumors spread a robbery occurred. State Bank Examiner Jamies A. McGlincher and officials investigated the premises while police and detectives attempted to restore order. Depositors’ funds ranged from a few dollars to thousands in a chaotic scene that echoed a bank raid years ago, with two late victims reported in the aftermath.
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Victor
Moioes Hooks
Jamies A. McGlincher
Robe
Bers
Sheinye
Father and son jailed in brass theft case at Hartland
Dorney White Emmett White and Oscar Carroll with Qacar Carroll await hearings in Justice Gordon's court on charges of stealing brass throttles valves and top cocks from Schaffner Brothers tool house at Hartland Saturday night. Emmett White and Oscar Carroll were captured after the theft. Oscar escaped briefly but was recaptured by Constables McVicker and Noon. Dorsey and others were taken into custody.
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Dorney White
Emmett
Qacar Carroll
G. H. Gordon
Schaffner Brother
Hartland
Immet White
Oscar Carroll
Schaffner Brothers
Oscar
McVicker
Noon
Dorsey Wat
Tha
Bids Asked for Five Mile Extension of Railroad
Morgantown Sept 22 Buckhannon and Northern Railroad Company today invited bids for a five mile extension from Catawba into Farmont with bids closing Oct 6. Mr and Mrs Owens and Master Max Oward attended. Total cost including rights of way and bridge work across the Monongahela River is estimated near $800,000.
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Morgantown
Buckhannon and Northern Railroad Company
Catawba
Farmont
Sire
Owens
Mfr
Thi
Max Owaad
Brat Haya Oridge
Monongahela River
Cork
Wingalow
Hille
Masked Men Rob and Flee Near Traction Station
Report describes two masked men robbing Jolie UH and Davis at Petry Cowling station, taking about $30. The robbers fled toward nongahota Valley. Davis faced assault and loss of money and valuables. Police search for a known character, described with a warrant, amid uncertain details.
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Jolie
Davis
Nongahota Valley
Petry Cowling Station
Tao
Gong
Carkaurg
Burial of the Dean in New York Amid Large Gatherings
A mayoral burial service took place at a church on lower Broadway as a strong crowd, estimated at thousands, lined the route from City Hall to the church. Bishop Greer led the solennopal rites and the pallbearers included Mr. William Tait among others, with the procession passing the general train and the church’s steps.
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Gaynor
Greer
Numhir
Lower Broadway
Tresty Hall
William It
Tait
York
Greek takeover of American mission school in Albania
Reports from Vienna dated September 22 describe Greek authorities seizing an American mission school at Koritsa Albania where about 100 Albanian girls receive instruction. The Greeks reportedly arrested and persecuted Albanians who had returned from America and other countries, releasing them only after pledges to support incorporation of the district into Greece. A housekeeper resisted the seizure, was beaten, and jailed. The mission was run by P. P. Kennedy of New Jersey and Princeton graduate Drs. Volst E. Kennedy, with a program to educate Albanian women.
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Vaenna
Australia
Greek Authoritiea
Greece
Koritsa
Prisop
P. P. Kennedy
New Jermer
Princeton
Volst
E. Kennedy
Altania
Dispute Over Tariff and Tax Provisions Roils Congress
In Washington dispatches the House faced sharp disagreements over tariff provisions and income tax measures. Democratic managers indicated the conference report could be tested by Thursday, with President Wilson urging speed. The debate centered on general provisions and futures tax rules as the party lines hardened.
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Washington, D. Gy
Ind House
Democrate
House
Wiles
Calle Fay
Drunk Mayor Cole Reported After Monday Incident
A fragmented note reports Mayor Cole was intoxicated during a Monday incident. Details are unclear with several garbled phrases about police and a morning event.
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D. A. Shaffer
Alabama County
Sixersons
the Big Sells Floto Circus
Puch
Zora
Elus
Arge
Carnival Company
DR. Flowers
Long Island
McKees Rocks
Highonyeey
Chaitri Davis
America
Cole
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