Opening of a Gothic church complex in Pikevand area
The report details a church expansion with a main entrance, tower corner, and two linked auditoriums. It notes a main sanctuary, a Sandinoriaim opposition, and a 400 seat auditorium with two larger adjoining rooms, connected by aisles and entrances. An elaborate organ is proposed for the rear patio area amid Gothic design and interior finishes.
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Cormer
Pikevand
Suntay
Japcenter
Pike
Church
Names of War Dead and Burials at Cross Cemetery
A fragmented list documents soldiers buried at Cross Cemetery and surrounding graves, naming numerous individuals from various units including West Virginia Cavalry, Ohio Infantry, and U.S. artillery. The record references decorations, a Decoration Day observance, and several officers such as Captain Staley and Lieutenant Sears, with scattered ranks and company allocations.
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Tassoborton Uist
Jacob
Swartz- Pedersi
Shottleworth
Hewes
W. Va
SSS
Ssursex
Gentenant, Co
Wa Cavalin
Sanorthcott
Psech Wi Wai Infantry
Wi Gardner
Mas ‘Salt Pease Bataiond
Mastenia
Cera Rex
G Moore
Tati Va Artillery
JG. Staley
Esshuttlenworth
Coma
Cavaly Sieteriah Stuck
John Collins
Ohio
Benutames F. Harriso
UneLike Ee Harvey Steel-Co. i
W- Va
Isasc Stewart
Ralph Brows
Murderer Griffith Captured After Fugitives Chase
Charleston May 29 After a two year crime run and the murder of Jefferson Goff in Wirt County February 28 and police chief Thompson in Gassaway April 28, Wirt county native Griffith alias Rose was brought to Charleston to face rewards totaling 500 dollars. He claims self defense and says Thompson shot first. he was pursued across multiple counties, captured after a noted manhunt, weighed 125 pounds lighter from hunger and exposure, and is jailed on murder charges with complicity by Ferguson in Sutton.
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Charleston
S/F
Rose
F. S
Awith
Jeff Goff
Wirt County
General Ord
Thompson
Gassaway
Braxton
Harrison County
Youngstown
Chic McCowan
Will Herold
Rufas’ Clendennin
Griffith
Sto Mave
T-bezan
Heins
Parkers- Burg
Aim
Dfeson
Estocal Hospital
Grifith
Gollich
Nox
Goll
Ritchie
Kittens Born in Bird Nest in Tree Stand
In Eugene on May 29 a mother cat built a nest fifteen feet up a tree at a fruit grower’s premises. The kittens were born there as the cat and Tom the tomcat moved them up and down for safety, with plans to relocate them to a proper bird house once a suitable site is found.
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Eugene
Ofc
Tom
Terre Firma
Thomas
Gets $250 For a Kiss
New York report describes a jury verdict in a case before Supreme Court Justice Delaney. A young woman was awarded two hundred fifty dollars for a kiss that had been appraised as worth 250 dollars. The narrative mentions Alice Ben and an unnamed participant in the affair as the tale outlines who accepted the payment or action taken.
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New York
Supreme Court
Delaney
Kisso
Alice
Ben
Gwendolyn Lays Queer Eggs at Binghamton Farm
A fragmentary notice describes a worker observing a hen named Gwendolyn at a Binghamton site. It notes a pullet of two black Minorca breed and mentions a daily routine of stem burrowing and a wish to test if the hen could perform tasks. The text is unclear but centers on poultry behavior and a curious case.
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Binghamton
B. Shurtlein
Hasian
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