Forged Check Case Tangles in Washington Street
Charles Hill, thirty, was arrested on a forged check case involving a rubber stamp signature of the Washington Leet Company. The scheme linked to Cavanaugh and Pierce dy with a plan to pass the check at the Washington Nation bank. Henry Hill’s arrest follows suspicions after Fergudon, proprietor of the Racket, traced the forged instrument to the suspect. The accused, a former reformatory inmate, faces circuit court action as authorities investigate the broader dodge tied to a South Street resort and a failed payment.
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Survey Made for Switch at Huimley Factory Site
Survey work in Huntingley West Virginia anticipates a larger project than first thought. A switch line will be laid to the proposed factory, with brick and framing materials moved in from Nathan Stix’s yards. Southwestern engineers are overseeing site staking and construction likely to start within thirty days, bringing more work and workers to the area.
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Pike County Republicans Weigh Billheimer Endorsement
Fragmented notes show Pike County Republicans debating whether to nominate Billheimer for the joint ticket and pressuring county leaders to secure support. References to Joseph Barr and Daviess County leaders hint at a bargaining stance amid local politics and alleged double cross.
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Reuben Daily Dailey Dies at Bethesda Hospital
Reuben Daily Dailey, longtime Democrat and former editor of the Pattersonville newspaper, died in Bethesda Hospital. Born in London in 1844, he pursued a varied career including service in the Es legislative body and later converted from infidelity to Christianity under Rev. Robert Ingersoll’s influence. His funeral will be held at First Church in Jefferson at 2 o’clock.
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Joint Senator Convention Promises Prominent Local Candidates
In a Democ ratic convention likely to shape county elections, James E. Spancer and Fred B. Chappell emerge as leading contenders for joint senator seats from Puce and Phvncgs counties. Spancer, noted for a strong state record, could bolster the party’s statewide strength, while Chappell, Petersburg’s young attorney, is hailed by friends as bright and promising. The convention date and venue are being finalized with local momentum high as party supporters discuss each candidate’s qualifications and the race ahead.
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Indiana Republicans at crossroads amid factional fight
The Indiana Republicans struggle over endorsements for Governor Hanly and auditor candidate Billheimer. Rumors swirl of a possible endorsement shift and intra-party divisions tied to Sherrick’s actions, with Elmer Stoner campaigning strongly as a rival and hoping Billheimer falters amid the Second Senate District troubles.
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Pardon Refused Manly Explains Why Re W Now Landon
Manly outlines reasons for denying a pardon as the process continues with W. Landon amid ongoing legal actions. Sherrick accompanies the case, clarifying positions and next steps in the matter.
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Governor faces criticism over parole refusals and alleged misconduct
A state official describes a 70 day term and asserts sympathy for past practices while denying personal knowledge of a $28 debt linked to Sharrick and others. The governor defends actions and stresses accountability amid calls for transparency.
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Death of Mr Strasser Desai Cotora
Fragmentary OCR reads of a death notice mention a Mr Strasser Desai Cotora with unclear details. Readable terms indicate a formal obituary context, but essential identifiers and dates are garbled.
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Henry Raymond Coal Mine Incident Near City
An unclear report describes an incident involving Henry Raymond at a coal mine near the city. Details are garbled but indicate a serious event occurring around 31:0 time with references to nearby towns and operators.
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Week of Prayer and Community Gatherings Report
A brief note outlines a week of prayer led by Brooke and community leaders. It mentions a Thursday gathering and the involvement of youth groups and local volunteers. Details emphasize spiritual reflection, collaborative service, and outreach within the neighborhood.
Fishing Returns to Town as Local Angler Claims Bounty
A fragmentary report describes a North West city resident nicknamed Wribuit enjoying success with fishing. A buyer named Yam: Kleter and a clerk are noted in a garbled scene. The piece mentions eight utales weighing four to six pounds.
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Big drag dinner brings Vice President Fairbanks flair
A fragmented clipping notes a Saturday night event described as a stag dinner in a Washington City venue with a reported substantial per head cost. Mentions marriage licenses and individuals tied to Potts, Teufel, Brent, and others, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Easter Fashion Sale Signals Wide Spring Coats and Accessories
Easter department items include women coats, gloves, veils, slips, and a broad range of shoes and accessories. Featured are two and six button coats, sheer veils, collars, stocks, neckwear, and a large display of fine women and miss shoes, belts, brooches, and perfume sets with prices from a few dimes to low dollars.
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