Rumored plans amid public dispute over a proposed loan
In December 1632 the public discusses a rumored loan amount and a constructed pond. The article notes opposition from the public and mentions Walhia and a transport plan. It references expensive cars, and a United Liberty train project for the winter season, with unresolved contradictions between the insiders and the public stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milye
Ives
Amyiay Walhia
Athas
Mosuy- le Bern
Withdad
Christmas Fund Supports Children In Need
The West Virginian notes a Times Christmas fund aims to aid many children with their holiday needs. Readers recognize Sverjland and mention Binta Ciwiu Nox at headquarts as part of the fund effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gdy
Times
Christ
Sverjland
F Binta Ciwiu Nox
Immigration debate stirs Congress over alien questions
Fragmentary remarks show calls to curb immigration and press for restrictions. The text references pressure from labor, the press, and public opinion, urging the government to act decisively to control entrants and tighten rules.
Mexico City notes amid civil unrest and opera aid
The Week in Mexico survey highlights mixed signals from Mexico City including hotel developments, student protests, and labor movements. It mentions an American presence in Peacock Row, plans for emigration by workers, and the Opere Company offering free classical operas in Mexico City. It also notes growing Christmastide activity in Philadelphia and winter coal concerns affecting large cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondine Valley
Mexico
Stroulx
Alun Dent
National University of Mexico Iie
Lio
University of Georgetown
Labor Union of
Mexico City
Light Aid Power Company
Wlile Wewepaney
Lux
Wiln Chenrad
Aid Federat
México
Provident
United Biatou
Courthouse Maid and Vague Courtroom Banter Unveiled
Fragments recount a chaotic courthouse scene with the maid, reporters, and townsfolk trading humorous quips and garbled dialogue. Names like Conaway and Edwards appear amid alleged threats, debt mentions, and local gossip, all nicked by jumbled speech and late 19th century style.
Odd Christmas sales and local notices flood Pottstown
A fragmented, dialect filled journal item describes Christmas purchasing, local ads, and odd notices in Pottstown. It mentions itinerant ads, fraternity solicitations, and readers urged to buy early. A letter from a Fairmont victim is cited with garbled lines reflecting a peculiar complaint.
Civil War Veteran Dies At Daughter's Home
Civil War veteran Vicker died Thursday afternoon at the Waton home of his daughter Mrs. Toothman. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. A W Lows. He was buried in Martins Grove Cemetery by Cunninghamm and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicker
Toothman
Waton
A.W. Lows
Nuria
Ity Ty
Funeral services for Mrs Ritche following Locust Street death
Mrs Ritche, long time Fairmont resident and Presbyterian Church member, died at home on Locust Street. Funeral services set for 4 PM tomorrow from her residence, burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Rev. T. Beswa to officiate with Mrs Rutebin as speaker. Survived by three sons, David A. Ritche, J. Frank Ritche, and Wm. Eltcht. two daughters died in infancy. grandchildren include Mrs H H Hoagland and Robart and Loulan Wichie. Born August 37, 1889. married John Autenle April 1, 1663. civil war era family ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timminsh
Soga
Woodlawn
H. G. Stoetser
T. Beswa
Rutebin Wana
Marcane
June Memtag Davieanil Wah
Au Wort
John Autehin
Andrew F.autcnle
Winllor
John
Ritchin
Twaltth
Virginian Volunoarw
Bar
Sts Childrn
Ormhaus W. Oarsle
Layorha
B Pride
Louies Say Tn
Baron Smith
Addison Dil Vin
Ars. Ritehte Ty
Clarina WM. Eltcht
David Vs I Mifchia
J. Frank Ritehle
Thram
H. H. Hoagland
New Caste
C. M. Ritckle
Robart
Loulan Wichie
J. Frank Nitetlo
Ritcbie
Plo
Fairwont
Winchester
Richmond
Elcii
David A. Ritebio
Fragmented obituary notices and events from Morgantown panel
The page lists multiple fragmented notices from Morgantown including names like Mrs W. Shafter and Mr Shafter, a resident physician, and scattered references to families. It also mentions religious meetings at Diamond Street Church, Cant Christian Sunday School, and Diamond Street activities, with dates and times in a dated community notices style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Tha Slamond
Charles Car
Omeri
Morgantown
Laitioa AM Society of USA
P. Suodax
Chillset
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Dhe West Virgier
Att Hemberger
Sonny Hs Oe
Sgn Ba
Leen Papi
Caner
Egguoya Agancy, Scadyerceing
Lepresantative Saree
Martort Ution
Altien Uy Reds
Teereie
Feaarver
Raattery
Orientauen
TY Carlier
Ghana
Balléva
United
Bremirith
Italy
Mtataroont
Vasa
Ani
Burucea
Merry
Suniy
Christman Crowdn
Moirmont
Amorshonin
Erentont
Baying
Welwan
Fairmont
Ely Weston
W. W. Conaway
Edwardes Fur
Denham Edwards
Cravi
Iter
Xiulog
Ved Morris
von Lewis
Stowe
I Davember
Wesleyan-Bathany
Pune
Outsursts
Wise
Dee
Pottstown
Pottavijig
Thuy
Arly
Eulo
Christman
Gm Indus
Thors
Ant
Jab Lewis
Lewin
Atrost
Norway
Fairmont Trust Company
W.va
Catitol
Oeates
Ifma
H- G. Stoetzer
County Board of Health
Hanes
Daya, Wednoadtys and
Gaturdaye
Falophope
Yost
M. D
Thesith
Ethie
Marr Shattar
Wal
Nod
Haj Stalar
Tournal
Hom
Aebrewe Isin
Lome
Miso W
Morsantowm Neanun
Jedi
Ducomiber
Foreign Saxtonary
Society
Rth
Diamond Street Church
Will'mnest
Plorasoe Gray
Diasmond Streot
Ermonale
Ciratiog
Itre
Lorraine Ig
Piliaburen
Tygart
OsElbud
Hawks
Peliidran
Swati
Anit
Esianor
Blaine
G. Farradee
Eon
Uulwilt
Mya Mei
Jauidd
Balera Atreehs
Moyguiows
Moylag
JH Detz
Ane Peoples
Bank Ton AE
J. H. Deitz CO
J. H. Deitz
Fairmont Times
West Virginian
Main
Women
NYZ GO
Courtneys
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