Long Distance Excursion From Wheeling to Cincinnati Breaks Records
The Ohio River road offered a round trip cut of one dollar for a Cincinnati excursion, sending out Wheeling’s largest long distance party. About 1,300 tickets sold, coaches secured from multiple lines, with stops at Beavwood and Maundeville. Delegates to the PC U convention will travel by rail, while many readers departed for Cincinnati amid a crowded station and festive atmosphere.
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Ohio River
Baltimore
Ohio Roads
Cincinnnati
Ohio River Road
Wheeling
Ohio Hiver
Kenera
A. J. Smith
Hamilton
J. G. Tomitmann
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Steubenville
Pittsburg
Devil Back Ten reported in Mingo County killings
A fragment from Huntington dated August reports a clash around Be Rock Cite in Mingo County. The Devil Back Ten and followers are cited with three reportedly killed. Verification is hampered by an isolated district.
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Huntington
Be Rock
Mingo County
Inolatat
News of Bellaire A Resume of a Day's Happenings in the Glass City
William Prior of Ohio Valley Telephone went to Cincinnati on an excursion. Numerous Bellaire residents and visitors were noted including John Pryor, Sherman Yates, and Miss Lydia Simmons. The Cleveland and Pittsburg road advertised a $1.50 round trip to Cleveland. The opera season opens September 1 with Al Field's Darkest America. The Standard Porter & Bridge Co factory work advances toward month end. A large bid process for the Bellaire Benwood Highway Bridge is underway with a long, 1600 foot design. The Ohio Valley Telephone case against J C Haase was decided in favor of the company. Postmaster Warnock faced criticism over carrier appointments, later clarified as the Postmaster General’s order. The civil service eligible list for Bellaire was published.
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Checinnati
Mizz Mollie Glancy
Clarksburg
George Gilmore
Cleveland
Main Street
Chas, Vierbeller
Swabacker
Cincinnati
New=port
Louisville
A .M., Jolly
Beaver Falla
The
Street
Twenty-second Street
Elm Grove
Messrs
W. C. Handlan, Sr
George Otte
Cambridgebars
Otte
Misouri
Albert Hurkie
Lou Sehneider
Possum Hime
Old Maids
Glass City
William Prior
Ohio Valley Telephone Company
John Pryor
New Martinsville
Sherman Yates
Passedina
Cal
John Mayland
Colerain
Ada Porterfield
Yates
Boston
Conservatory of Music
A. L. Johnson
Bellaire Carriage Works
Husted
A. Green
A. J. Holt
Greenfield
Isaac Friese
Lev Tar
Bet
Yester
Maud Pott
Mary Saunders
Bay View
Mich
Lizzie Lowe
Moundsville
Winifried Boring
Philadelphia
Asa Meeks
George W. Yost
the Lakes
James T. Kelly
Miss May
Joseph Clements
Marie
Ohio River Road
Allie Ritz
Alfred Emery
Mia
William Daugherty
William Bamford
Miss Beckenstall
Carroll
William Love
Frank Tallett
Fred Kemple
Willi Brickenstein
Tillie Braley
Thomas Mahoney
Frank Myers
Alfred Schindewolf
John Addison
Henry Tampe
F. H. Thornton
W. H. Kramer
Bellaire
C. & P. Road
Cleveland and
Pittsburg
Lydia Simmons
Mamie McGowan
Bell Office
Cotta
Atlantic City
John Lynskey
Lynekey
Lyneky
the Shields
Wheeling
Lynskey
al Field
America
Elysian Theater
Barnard Brick Works
Ity
Ase Sajeeman
Rumbach and Wimmer
West Virginia
Standard Porter & Bridge Company
Thirty-second Street
Steol Works
Bellaire and
Benwood Highway
Benwood
Ohio
New York
Thirty Second
Thirty-seventh Street
É& O
C. McKelvey
Wallonia
S. D
Owens
Coats
Giobt
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Hendershot
Sistersville
Charles D. Simeral
Howell
Toomingdale
Minnie L
Baker
Woodfield
Win Va
J. H. Beard
Belmont
J. B. Or
O. G. White
Bethany
Wheel
Cruelty aboard English ship leaves boy dead
The mate of the English vessel Mary 1 allegedly beat a 14 year old boy aboard the Burrell, causing a broken leg and fatal injuries. The boy died in a Quebec hospital today as authorities prepared homicide charges. Captain T. V. Rice reported no prior trouble until anchoring off Father Point. Gil bert Greenell of Liverpool stowed away and faced forced labor. Eckels rumor resurfaces as Wall Street cites him for Colonial Trust presidency.
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Bure
Gilbert Greenell
Liverpool
Burrell
T. V. Rice
Father Point
Ind
Eckels
New York
Wall Street
Colonial Trust Company
Martin's Ferry Church Notes and Local News
In Martin's Ferry this week church services are listed for St Marys and local parishes with masses and blessings noted. Miners at Laughlin mines face ongoing pressures. a German-born man found dead near Gaylord coal mines prompted an inquest and a probable gas asphyxiation verdict. Social events include a Mannerchor picnic and local excursions, with many residents traveling to Cincinnati and Mackinac. Local business and personal updates round out the page including a steelworks staffing change and a ball club result.
Widow and Widower Parsons at Odds Over Dinner
A wary widow berates widower Hull Parsons as he tries courting and boasting of purchases. The scene unfolds with kitchen drama, jokes, and sharp retorts as Parsons faces her scorn and hidden plans. The punchline hints at a long, comic courting saga.
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Hull Parsons
Wildy
Hull
Unable to determine due to fragmentary text
The provided text is highly fragmented and unclear, with many garbled phrases and unidentified names making it impossible to extract a coherent event, person, or place for a factual newspaper headline and summary.
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Forgey
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Will Lane
Chas. Jamum
James Thomas
Joseph Weitzel
Hal Brees
John Lukens
David Hahne
George Stevens
Jacob Devlin
Miz
Jason Stamp
Miss Bird Schultz
Wl Terrill
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Henry Jones
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J. J. Carroll
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J. R Botta
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Hazlett Freeze
W. W. Rodgers
Leslig Flanagan
Luia Austin
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Wendel
William In
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T. Btanch
Ella Sullivan
Miss Kraft
Dixie Engteant
Oscar Howard
Walter Iahwm
R O. Mo
Misa Mayme McMasters
George Harry Silvey
Jessie Berton
Mitchell
Choa
Bachmann
Wm Mrek
Wi Brandt
Chas. McKelvey
George Jeffers
Exuna Cok
Harry Wheat
Arthur Glimore
Alfred Marks
Mr. and
Mra
Joba Ulric
Breest Warfem
Buntington
W. Va
Kerzes
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Bay
Prof
Sheff
Optician
Newark
Judan
J. P. Rodgers
Vcuia
Sacha Crow
Sixteenth Street
Geo. Borinux
Mar Ironton
Obi
Hthomas O'Brien, Jr
Charlesa
Nella Brown
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Mt. Vernon
Penn
Mise Grace Mitlur
Massilton
Frankin
Emma Neagle
Nell
New Mar Dinsbore
Zellah Boord
Berenarl
Parmington
Sclockey
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South Chaplice Strest
Frostiers
George R. Taylor
Sophia Wright
Denver
Jennie B Wilson
Dr. Meson
Canada
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Riley
J. P. Heinlein
Sibyl
South Side
Monroe
Roberts
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George T. Kennedy
Ptedaan
Cassius C. Werte
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Brown
Gare le Increase
Eugenius Sypoit
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Bryan
Caldwell
Register
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Harrison Ash
Raleigh County
Jesse
Edward Jarrel
Robert E. Barrett
That County
Manse
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Genel Kpowson
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Tillie
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M. E. Church
J. W. Robins
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First Baptist Church
Bond
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Laughiin
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Lewis
Laughlin
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Germany
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John Liller
Wm. Mack
Yorkville
Marshal Burns
Squire Kellar
Heslop
Maannerchor Singing Society
William Ehns
National Pike
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Fairy
James Copham
Hattie
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W. B. Francis
J. R. Wilson
Dayton
Samuel Wharfire
William Payton
Charles Graham
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Reed
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Culloden
Ernest Hoge
Emily
Nashville Exposition
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R. A. Lindemuth
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John Reed
Point Pleasant
John Deegan
B. & O. Road
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Ala
R. Barr
Joe Pennington
Ted Jones
James Tannehill
Henry Stillwell
Bellaira
Wm. Jones
Lillian
Robert Hutchinson
Cumberland
Daisy Flutenberger
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Elmer Robertshaw
Alice Jackson
Bertie Allen
Georgetown
John Simma
Second Street
John Quinn
Mingo Steelworks
Aetna Standard
Wm. J
Parsons
Carpenter Brown
Hail Parsons
Widow Parsons
Coop Ace
Jack
Cissle
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Htears
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Finance and Trad
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Alon
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Metropolian” ‘Traction
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Rosa Nerihers Pueiin
Lana Osse Heradii Thiele Felard Paul
Newre Ferret Boutnoen Pacis
Aba Southern Railway
Texna and
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Paton Pachti
Lake Brie
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Fuliman Palace
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