Death Blow for Delmont Bill Sullied by St Clairsville Outcry
A Delmont county legislative push to fund new courthouse buildings provoked widespread fear among St Clairsville residents. The bill faced sharp opposition from Rep. Jane Locke and supporters including David Wagener and L. Pearsvan, ending in a decisive 2 to 5 defeat after heated debate and notable procedural maneuvers.
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Jollery
Highland Bank
L. Pearsvan
David Wagener
Halle
Tee St
Clairville
Jane
Locke
Madison
Fragmented Ledger of Sums and Movements Across Sites
A garbled OCR tale outlines various monetary figures and events. Mentions $40 items, $20 values, a $620 estimate, and a $13,200 contract. References to New York, Washington March 1, and Toledo work awards plus Irish and American movements and investigations.
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Pwolraets
Ponty Battdtogs
Whrentruton
Alvert Sewkous
Toledahin
Naw Fons House
Jearinle Tragedy and Wartime Losses Reported
Fragmented report describes a tragedy tied to a pregnancy and death. Names and exact details unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a fatality near a residence and references ongoing distress. Additional garbled lines mention months, places, and possible legal or medical notes without clear specifics.
Supreme Court rules Pullman cars common carriers
Illinois Supreme Court holds Pullman Palace Car Company and related firms are common carriers and must furnish sleeping berths to passengers who offer the fare and act properly. The decision overrules a prior ruling, affirming duties to provide accommodations when vacancies exist.
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Pullman Car Company
Cmrexuo
Supreme Court of Tllinois
Beach
Josti
Pullman Palace Car Company
Tike
Teranal
Luke Nevin
Gar
Thervier
Judge J H Brown Wins Nomination at Charleston Convention
The Republican Congressional Convention met in Charleston to nominate for the Third District. Judge J H Brown of Kanawha won the nomination after a heated race with W Davis, with Kanawha backing Brown by a two vote margin amid cheers. Brown, born in Cabell County, previously served on Virginia’s circuit and state supreme courts and was praised as a strong speaker and tariff advocate.
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Wagener
Puurman
Col
Yunesaan
Tole
Hunge
Audipron
Delaize
St. Ularreville
RK. Chambers
W. & Remwun
Lend Sterred
OM Wilking
Clark
Ts. Biluy
Os Clack
ML West
Abedander
Fred Teal
Wiliam
I. Pabvernan
Jauien Bt
Ara
Jabali Tiocapays
Ties Bunman
Fariske X Cire
Jobe Kleiner
W. Caprodl
J.W. Todd
Wr Hollister
Eules
Giare Sas
Third District
Charleston
Syria
Suiu
Begles Crayemeros
W. V4
Marcist
Repid /Cau
D. 1
Witlaed
Chalrrun
Asti
M. Prines
Parret
J. M. McWhorter
We Davis
Atkinson
McWhorter Pien
1 & Canningtam
MexWhorter
T. B. Swann
J. Weinwins
Kanawha
McWhorter
Davia
Ay the
Tvician Wena da
W.& Biltwends
Adlvinium
Agaltt
Brown
Naminen
Jodee Crowe
Cabell County
Virginia
Supreme
Courier Journal
Jesse James
Dorabeta
Courier-Journal
Tom Crittenden
Commonwealth of Missouri
Defenan
Fite
Clavener
Crittenden
Ander
Hale
Monstarhe
Simoliia
Martial
City Treasurer Sauber’s refunds loom amid audit concerns
A chaotic financial notice outlines misapplied tax fees and improper receipts tied to City Treasurer Paul Sauber. Officials say refunds will be issued for money wrongfully collected as discoveries show receipts overcharged taxpayers and misstatements in the cash ledgers.
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Adaire
Pail Saber
Sauber
Piero
Feluer
Falper
Treasury Department
Graves
Preathoes
Rereeryiger
Capiia Rusréd
Melvin's Misdeed at Louisville Church A scandal
A Louisville church faces a shock as Theodore Melvin a long trusted choir member is expelled amid a liaison with a young Eastern city woman. The tale includes marriage links Main Street firms and a public moral reckoning that shakes the congregation and stirs city talk.
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Floyd and
Cheatpula
Ant
All That Glitters At Vanderbilts Grand Ball Theft
A decorative aftermath at Mr. W. Kh. Vanderbilt’s residence reveals a lost eight hundred dollar diamond pendant and a half dozen rich ornaments. Detective Browning chases a suspect to arrest, but the recovered gem proves to be a false prize and the case ends with a mistaken fortune and a lesson on disguise.
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Dismond
Wistowe
Loe
Hudson Street
Henry Sackender
Cain
Loucer
Sixth Avenue
Hartson Street
Browning
Mr. Vanderbil
Minta
Vanderbidt Hill
Married the Coachman in Town Seeks Wealthy Bride
Mary Krooker, a prominent local figure, has wed Ida Brooker, a wealthy young woman. The ceremony took place Thursday with the groom described as well regarded. details remain sparse as the town remains abuzz over the union and its social implications.
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Bown
Neere
Faumseros
Isco
Mary Krooker
Ida Brooker
Amegra
Bellaire Presses Through A Busy Night Of Local News
A mixed Bellaire bulletin details accidents, court and police notes, family changes, and community events. Reports include a near miss at Naylor's corner, a child injury, a stolen umbrella sign, civic meetings, and ongoing fairs drawing large crowds. Local residents and visitors travel for Stock Show and theater, with updates on births, deaths, marriages, and public notices shaping a bustling town snapshot.
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Naylor
Nick Speidie
Marshal Dragan
Syddle
Wu, McMasters
Martin's Perry
Amanda Hensle
Upion Street
Heatherington
J.C. Gibney
Jefferson County
Bellaire
Yourslay
Anv
Chino
Fourth Ward
Gille- Invict
M. Thompson
Fortiers
Thomas G. Hyatt
Bob Lewis
John Crox
Hew Snider
George McCarshan
Boba McFarland
Thos. Moore
Barnes
Hanudterom
Minn
Mattie Willington
Jenale Wiley
Lake
Will Shindewoll
Harry
Henry Fauple
Knights of Labor
Ella Clarke
McGinty
Young Men's Christian Association
Cooper
RL. Johnson
Polk County
Ed. Johnson
First Ward
Cuptine Creek
Lilly
Cincinnati
Kyraque
Reil Srw
Messrs. Masters
Mukelvey
King
Myers
Wade
Mewrs
N. J. Boyer 4 Co
Coutesville
Chester County
Dute Pr
Birfrienla
Thomas Cooper
Williat Wheeler
Bridgeport
Rose Hill
Yeateriday
Marton
Colersin Township
Jeinture
Anson Troll
St. Claireville
Herbey
Lewis Silt
BR &H
Kansas
Charles Potts
Abe
Meaudeville
Win
Oia
Swindled Citizens and corrupt officials in Kentucky
A Louisville dated summary reports a libel suit over city corruption, detailing trials of city Auditor Hinkle, assessor clerk Levi, tax collector Ferguson, and clerk Cope Snapp. It notes sentences, bail changes, and public reaction, plus coverage of political meetings, theatre notices, and a forthcoming Louisville Jockey Club spring program.
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Louwville
Hinkle
Messia
Levi
Ferguson
Cope Snapp
Providence
Wheeling
Fae
Fire Department
Fancy Dress Attair At Kirkwood Society-Personal
Bridgeport notes detail a Kirkwood fancy dress party hosted by Dr. John Cooke’s residence Friday evening. Young Kirkwood ladies, led by Nan Cooks and Madge Hire, wore elaborate costumes while men dressed in fancy attire. A well-attended event featured dancing, a hearty repast, and plans for another gathering. several local residents and travelers are listed as attendees. The piece also records departures and visits by community members, including trips to Dakota and Philadelphia, with brief social notes.
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Kirkwood
John Cooke
Marthe
Maggie Gilman
Bervell
Jessie Fates
Mesarchas
J. Heinlein
Will Tiernan
Frank Fisher
J. Ms. Baxes
Sherman Baggs
Trbodes
Andy J. Heinlein
Harry Mobb
Ryed
Martens
J. Mexander
Johe Topping
W. H. Geant
Pestenand Orear Townsend
Ral Hiawayer
Lok
College of Meat
Belloway
Ised
Berens
Caroli Rhodes
Philadelphia
Brian Ie
Mra
Wells
Parnell on Ireland’s Distress and Repression Measures
An Associated Press interview with Charles Stewart Parnell discusses Ireland’s destitution amid English repression. He asserts severe measures worsen hunger, cites land league dissolution, and notes aid limited to overburdened workhouses. Evictions rise as families face starvation, with emigration pressures and planned Irish society meetings in Philadelphia.
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Torvall
Prem
Parnell
England
Ireland
Land League
Cracuz
Mr. Parnell
Hagliahmen
Bronabl
Alesse
America
Philadelphia
Sexton
London
Unclear OCR Summary From Early 20th Century Destruction Report
Fragmented text discusses decisions, supply shipments, and organizational management amid industrial disruption. Mentions Pittsburgh manufacturers, West, and delays affecting replenishment of parts. Also reports a March 31 incident involving Hemes K by killen Lymanoes and a farmstead disaster with casualty implications.
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Neweveo
Giliena
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Alwa
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Eure
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Growit
New York
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United
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Seville
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Dublin
Irish National League
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Panea
Werk. x
Mashvilln
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Eh Lau
Hie
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Masgleton Tesipeiy
Keek Wetet
Air Rg
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J. H. Brown
Kanawha County
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Aodaisy City Treasurer
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Bale
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Eliesbeth Holstein
Melvin
Louisville
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Chine & Co
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Chestnut Wtreee Christian Church
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Whallea Brothers
Sport
Milleburgh
Jack
Ulis City
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Ogee
Fourth Avenue
Therones
Pucces County
Bridgeport Briefs
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Locus
March St & Fort Worth
Tos
Mpeciel Oye
Vet
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Eal
Johnsoe
Morris
Ame
Ameen
Oass
Twan Dere
Olber Dey
Pittsburgh
Ron
Lamar
York
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