Republican State Committee to Aid Martin Campaign Effort
Co Operate with and support help from the Republican State Committee as they outline campaign strategies and events. The committee names attendees including Prank Otic Marian town Wheeling John Putnam B White and others for coordination at the headquar ters in Wheeling on September 1.
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Reptate
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Weltly
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Wheeling
John
Mion
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Charletton
Bresley W. Martin
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Enerboen
Clint Mathews
Moue
yUraday
Plea Made for Harmony Amid Democratic Power Shakeup
Beyan arrived and conferred at Democratic National headquarters with Governor Haskell and others as the party discussed removing treasurer Haskell and appointing a successor. The move followed attacks from Theodore Roosevelt and Republicans and aimed to avoid embarrassment to Democratic interests.
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Chicago
Beyan
Haskell
Lam
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Na Honal Committee
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Bryan
Haakel
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Madison
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Haukell
Theodore Roosevelt
Hae Kell
Five Men Sentenced to Prison by Judge Lynch
Five convicts were sentenced by Judge Charles W. Lynch to serve time in the state penitentiary at Moundeville after a Saturday morning hearing. The sentences ranged from terms for assault and battery to fines, with minor convictions also recorded and a civil judgment of $423.08 against the Columbus Merchandise Company.
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Moundeville
el Bamberger
Willam Finherty
Tsauit
James
Harper
Ella Harper
Ad Sitti
George Bable
Frank Towle
Twwan Stosle
Arrest of Tami Beckwith on tax violation charge
Tami Beckwith, described as colored, was taken to Gratton today to appear before U S Commissioner Charles Illy on a charge of violating internal revenue laws. She was arrested by United States Deputy Maret B Hunp.
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Gratton
United States
Charles (Illy
Internal Revenue
Maret B.D. Hunp
Hitchcock Only Followed Law
Washington D C September 26 Secretary of the Interior Garfield said the records show Former Secretary Hitchcock complied with a Congress act authorizing the Prairie Oil and Gas Co to lay pipelines through Indian lands in Oklahoma. He asserted there is no record the President overruled Hitchcock in issuing the permits.
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Garfield
Hitch
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Oklahoma
Hitch¢oc
Hitchcock
Taft Campaign Note Signals Voyage to Capital
A terse campaign statement released yesterday outlines Taft’s return trip to the capital with his supporters and a planned reception. The report mentions a crowd turnout and a dress address to be delivered by Taft’s team and supporters, with a focus on public reaction and lodging arrangements in Colur Capit. The dispatch also notes a forthcoming schedule of stage events before the candidate’s arrival.
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Inwa
Por- Aker
Taft
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Colur
Roahee Mianenon
Saitune
Judge Denies Jury Trial in White Plains Case
In White Plains on September 26 the court refused a jury trial for the defendant Thaw, noting the decision will be finalized after further review and a ruling on the application. The judge promised to grant a hearing before time limits expire and to set a date for the next steps.
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White Plaine NY
Ativticw Mills
Hircy
REUREW NEW RAK CELEBRATION MAPPED TO HE BREW HOLIDAYS
A damaged OCR note describes the He brew New Year and the start of the Fear 5669, noting one day of celebration from sunset to the next sunset and the Jewish practice of refraining from business from Friday evening to Saturday. It mentions Roosevelt and Washington in a dated report.
Negro voters urged unity for GOP support in West Virginia
Rev George Thomas Smith writes on unity for colored voters facing national race issues. He argues Republicans offer the path to progress and warns against bolting the ticket. He cites 13th 14th and 15th amendments and notes Democratic plans to restrict Black voting.
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George Thomas. Smith
Pride's Chapel
A. MW
Clarksburg
Republican Party
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Patt
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Quesson
Republicans Party
Tcket
Haseen
Democratic Party
Ustem
Firely
West Virginia
Demotadc Party
Bidhop Walters
ASM
B. Zion Church
Bethel A. M. B
New York
Biggest Pay in Long Time Across Mines and Factories
On a rare shared payday, workers at multiple mills and mines received wages totaling thousands of dollars. Companies listed include O Gara Coat Mining, Short Line, Central Fairmont, Maderla Hit Clark, Huytohninnon Yue, Pair mont & Baltimore, Cliksburg Fuel, and Fairmont Coal, among others. Additional plants such as Philips Sheet Tin Plate, Camaselll Chem Ieal, National Carson, West Ohio Tung, Mer lens, Clarksburg, Lafayette, Opales vent, Mazél Athyasit, A. Yadford Pottery, Clarkebirs Zine, and more also paid on the same day.
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Ceniral Fairmont Company
Maderla-Hit-Clark — Company
Huytohinnon Yue Company
Ie Pairmont & Baltimore Company
Cliksburg Fuel Company
Richmond crowd hears of accident cause at fair stand
A reported accident at a Richmond event left a large crowd shocked with several people injured. Local residents Mia and Lucy Perret express concern for their father who was at the scene. Witnesses James Watson and Maria Baretert describe the moment as chaos near the grand stand.
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Lucy Perret
Richmond
Where He Was Arrested on Embezzlement Charge in Clarksburg
J Martin, tied to a road estate and insurance agent role, faces felony embezzlement charges in Clarksburg. He allegedly diverted funds from a fraternal lodge and another man, totaling about 2000 dollars, with a second complaint for 24.70 dollars. Ford of Anis City was involved and a warrant was issued. Martin was brought to Clarksburg for processing.
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Iysurs
Heling
C. L. Ford
Anis City
New
Wheeling
Martin
Corso H. Gordon
Hugh Stout
Monty
Constanin
Wirtness
Mines
Alleged violator Joe Davis nabbed on morning street beat
An alleged violator named Joe Davis was unexpectedly arrested at dawn on a city street. The deputy marshal took Davis into custody on a warrant charging a violation of state or local law, with authorities moving him toward formal proceedings in Gratton.
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Joe
Gratton
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Man Fells From Window in Springfeld Mystery
Telegram reports a man identified as John Tiss from Clarinburg allegedly committed suicide in Springfeld. A high inquiry failed to confirm the victim’s exact name, with the city directory not listing such a person, suggesting a possible error in the name of the suspect.
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John Tiss
Gras
Clarinburg
Springfeld
Thig
Hay Bowen Main
River Low Prompts Tide Gauge Warning At Wharf
River levels fell near the Weeling wharf as the Enwerhment Gauge showed exposure and the tank line dropped. The river dropped an inch in the past day, threatening continued low water and potential disruption to river traffic.
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Weealing
Dee Coutian
Local court to hear New York guest testimony
Fragmentary OCR shows a court proceeding with a host of names including Jackiey Hughes and Ser Sermalher. Hearings are set at official headquarters with May dates, as Geverser Orn Lapras and others appear in court.
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Lapras Jackiey
Hughes
New York
Marea
Parmoreniirg
Reiaineth
Thareyeun
Cher
Democratic Campaign Opens in Mansfield Ohio Event
The Democratic campaign headquarters in Mansfield formally opens with a public meeting. Speakers include Harmot, the Ohio governor candidate, along with vice presidential candidate Kern and former governor Camppoli. A parade and rally precede the event continuing into the evening hours.
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Mansfield
Sapte
Poly Business
Bento
Dogan
Ae Harmot
Ompait
Pramdant
Kern
James K. Camppoli
Oule
Mrs Riblett Dead After Surgery at Cook Hospital
Mrs Eliza Riblett, wife of A Balvett, died Friday at Cook Hospital Portmont two weeks after an operation for gall stones. The body will lie in state at her home in Lambart District until the funeral at 10:90 tomorrow morning. The husband and two children survive.
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Eliza Iebete
A. Balvett
Cook
Hospital Paltmont
Riblett
Moralig
Death by own action shocks Brooklyn apartment
A report from New York outlines a fatal self inflicted event at a Brooklyn apartment on Green Street near Brookyn where Mary Foden and Ella Fell were mentioned. Police investigate unclear details of the incident and its circumstances.
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Evin Podge
Mary Foden
Brookyn
Sormar
Ella
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