River flood disrupts Bridgeport parade and damages street
Fragmented report describes a Sunday event under high water with river detentions and street damage. It notes crowds at Sixteenth Street and Chapline Avenue, a car incident, and police response. Names such as Hughes and Ware appear amid scattered local names and venues, with broader references to theatres and municipal matters.
Republican Preparations in First District for Campaign Battle
In West Virginia's First Congressional District the Republicans and Democrats mobilize for the campaign. J Hanson God leads the Democrats while the Republicans prep at Hurdleton with key figures including D Stover, Jeune Lewis, and Abe Metallocs. Delegates are chosen from county districts to attend a Clarkesville convention, with Geo Nathan Jr named as leading candidate and party leaders urging support.
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West Virginia
J. Hanson
de Stover
Ueamitter
Tal Seivie
Jeune Lewis
Maratal Atkinson
Postiwascer Sues
Atoroess Caldwell,vatien Amd
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D. Bipbbard
Abe Metalloc’s
Johan If
C. Hubbard
Willis le
Huklant
Phair
Tlank
Hank
Kedeh
Wilis
Parke
Teoly
Vention
Clarks
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Earl
Wiphlandes
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Caumeier
Peterson
Slytegates
Ditiai
Voldwell
Whitlaw
Fodainhies
Jones
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Alex
Turner
Thvener
Poor LS
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Jobin Naler
Crate
Wah Stevens
W. Ew
Kihei
C. Moyer
Adulph Frits
J. W. Meloy
W. Schleines Ami
Attensi
Calais
Geo. Nathan. Jr
Sylvie mi Heave
Cewerntisy
Hamouck
Ront House
Fairview
JH Atkinson
A. W. Brown
Clarkebure
Grast
Won Pusey
Jovatham Allison
A. ©. Pugh
Bue
Counves
Republicsa County
Clarkeburg
Freeman's Creek
Prierson Creek
Court Hourer
Sheplers
Watson M. Hunton
Skin Creek
Wi Bay Geld
Watson
MS Holt
Withan
HL Aspinall
J. W. Welindin
Goff
Husbad
Clarl
Republican County Convention Returns Toward General Goff
The Harrison County Republican county convention convened with delegates assigned to back General Goff for the nomination. Statements suggest strong support, with delegates to the Clarkeburg Congressional race and the Judicial Convention named, while some doubt lingers about Goff’s willingness to accept the nomination. Local social notes follow, detailing gatherings, parties, and arrivals in the county.
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Vie Combiienruavention Vostay
Goff
Vlarksburg
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Dr Simintom
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House of Delegates
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City Library Readies Its New Public House and Catalog
An extended report on Wheeling’s planned public library highlights cataloging work, the fate of 5,000 volumes, and the shift to a city library. Many books are dilapidated with fiction dominant. 600 will be rebound and 1,000 sold for rubbish. Officials outline shelves, future purchases, and a three week timeline to open.
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Gelleacy
Chronicle
Mr. Trevs
Miss Dine Jakes
Jim
John
Gil Griat
Leatherwood
Kin Grove
Jelinie Moody
Mercy
Vintin
Fannie Bell
Viatia
MyiLare
Distamt
Dus
Didie McCabe
Mies
Nannie Las Vases
Tineer
Ail
Minw
Hit Creer
Mine Staller Wille
MF Reynolds
Wo Heiskell
Wits All Clarke
Masel
Alex. Wodecrafs
Mise Beorree Hildreth
Gul Christ
Mise Lares
Meoes Winkle
Vinnie Hell
Walter Well
Kalkeine
Mins Halstead
Alex Tallant
Rates Work
Bernat Toyer
Lee Ads
Sas Milter
Vide J. Feant
More Cooper
Pendleton
Gis
Board of Education
Asasrration
Eira Fouthworth
Mary Jane Hales
Augusta Jose Kear Wikton
Mariog Hirlan
Kiowt Yropilar
Sirmelax
Bulwer
Xcutt
Hawthorne
Ulda
Wil
Franklin Squmry
Spencer
Tyndo Jurwi
Aguedl
Mill
Prutor
Pigoer
Musley
Arvin
Demadl
Community notices and incidents from a small town news page
Fragmented local items report social event at Presbyterian church, residents visiting relatives, and multiple small incidents. Stolen chickens and shoplifted goods appear amid notes on church communion, visitors’ hospitality, and residents returning from trips.
Alexander Park Tabernacle Weather and Temperance Meeting
Weather at Alexander Park Tabernacle disrupts outdoor services with intermittent rain and a steam threshing machine parade through the grove. Rev Urwen preaches on Nineveh and a Land of Hope temperance group forms, drawing delegates. Attendance fluctuates with wet weather, but planned services Sunday aim for larger crowds despite a weather forecast.
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Sorserion
Tabernacle
Telrue
Urwen
Ifanil
Naanian
Land of
Tvan
le Enthusian
Hite
Ohio River
Saint
Sumer
Liscontant
Cape Rom
Jnart
Mans
Ityan
Contests in the Diamond and the Scull
The Standard Hexa Regular Pic-Nic with the Crockery City The Bellaire Regatta Haberfold Defeated features a local sports roundup of racing and rowing events, noting results and notable performances by teams and clubs in Bellaire and nearby locales.
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Haberfold
Riverside Defeat Wellsburg In Sloppy Riverside Tilt
The Riverside team defeated Wellsburg 17 to 3 in a damp afternoon game watched by a large crowd. McNichols umpired sharply. Standard built a big lead early and Crocks failed to score consistently until late innings. The Bellaire regatta followed with steady crowds and multiple near misses before final placements and a disputed finish awarded to McAnderson in the skiff race.
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Fair Ground
McNichols
Standard
Evern Sega
Spon Darerab
Suel
Rowe
Bellaire
T Ie
John Tee Durott
Marie John Meafery
Hendrix
Wm Heskett
I. Hendrix
W. Mayle J. Igbian
Sherwoard
Wrlaghiet
Nolte
A. McAnderson
J. Wey
P. Menneghan
Frank Arnett
Jusees
James Ramford
Lee
Lee Hanmond
Tan
Wepre
Arree
Vivorite
LH. Hendis
Hammond
Bellaire Briefs Describe Recent Local Incidents
Fragmented text reports a series of mishaps and events around Bellaire and nearby towns. Mentions a girl with a hatchet injury, a car crash near Wells Bend, and bouts of activity at local works and fairs. The garbled OCR includes names and places like Mundyville, Sanwood, and Lexington with scattered dates and outcomes.
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Avery Ely Bn
Renwood
Mundyville
Sanwood
Anga Bote
Sealand
Bellaire
Voion
Charis
Lexington
Wells Bend
Chia City
Isa
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Anit
Ai J. Boalt
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Boreereis Athletics Fedas
Fragmented Local Notes From Kirkwood area social page
A crowded social week at Kirkwood M E church and nearby venues included fund drives, family visits, and community news. Residents John Toppive and Peter Kuhn traveled, while Gen Ellertay resumed telegraph duties at the T V office and Rev Renkin joined Lutheran events. Local merchants tout Dayton Ginger Ale and Russian caviar as seasonal attractions amid small-town chatter.
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Kirkwood
Kanens
Indian Territory
Peter Kuhn
Monroe County
Histen
Nick Kuhp
Young Indies
Elltertay
T. V
Ay Goudy
Clara Cox Cane
Pittsbirgh
Emer McConnaughy
T. V. Road
Maggie Gilmore
Seaithfield
Kate Moreland
Duncan
Eastlay
Fessenta
J. Baggs
Dye Connaughy
Hon. Jones
Wright
Nalonem
Riswogd
Jim McConnaughy
Jim
George Shaler
Renkin
Altianes
Ilo
Roth
Sova ‘Scotia
Whealing
Heinte
Heall
John D. K
Thur Dey
Church Services and Sunday Programs Across The City
Local churches announce today’s morning and evening services at Disciples, North Street Methodist, German Evangelical, First English, and First Presbyterian congregations. Sunday schools convene at 2 pm or 2:30 pm. preaching by Rev. J. Melborn, Rev. G. H. Jewett, Rev. E. Lund, and Rev. D. Cunningham. Strangers welcome. free seats.
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Tedar
W. B. Thompson
Disciples Church
A. Brock
North Street
Ter J. Ke Melborn
Pitts Purgh
Lyle
Gi Jewett
Ohio
E.G. Lund
Irwin Station
Fourth Street
Drayer
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P. Masden
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First Presbyterian Church
DB. A. Cunningham
D.D
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Bridgeport
J. BR. Keyes
Walnut Grove Picnic Draws Two Thousand With Games And Music
The Wellsville Walnut Grove gathering drew about 2000 people despite threatening weather. Events included foot races for men and women, a wheelbarrow scramble, hurdle races, and prize autos. the Wellsville City Cornet band and Zellers orchestra provided music. Delegations came from nearby towns and hospitality at Martin's Ferry was praised.
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Wateat Grove
Cleveland
Pittabunch
Walnut Grove
Pittsburgh
Mortimer Lindsey
Win Kirtz
Wm. Fosse
Wellaville
Lindsey
Evond
Ritts
Mortiner
Kira
Wry
Campbell
Wellsville
Till
Bare
May
Emma Tiore
Missare
Thean
Jes Part
Noel
Mortimer
William Rts
W. Scott
A. A. Frasier
Irte
Taney
Hurdies
Jamey Lindsey
Wen. Rirte
Reece
Wellaville City
Zellers’ Orchestra of
Steubenville
Secret T Socket and West Virginia Fraternal Meeting Notes
Fragmentary report on fraternal lodge sessions in Wheeling, Parkersburg, and Detroit with references to Supreme Lodge events, attendance by officers including John A Mets, and preparations for a grand session. Mentions of locations in West Virginia, Isle of Man, and notable participants such as Rufus and Albright.
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Wheeling
Fung Aes
St West Vinvisia
Kael
Parkersburg
Rede Ast
Pattschurch
Layton
John B McClisters
Jem Tardge
West Virgin
Supreme Lodge
JW. Schultze
Letvant Segs
Detroit
Kenner Vist
McGhan
Col Albrighs
Rufus Swithh
Wrselry
Youngnan
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Wheeling Register
Coley Gachet
Sunday Register
Wuhan
Pune
Steve Sheriyme
Maree Sin
Yoong
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Senite
Timon Street
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Bridgeport ‘Therwometer Recort
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Wold
Hopllwatreet
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Cora
Roeling
Harrison County
Decoure
Ruta
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Maramall County
Hancock County
Cyrus Bell
J. W. Coebbs
James Bradley
Butler
T. A. Sharp
W. J. Crawford
Lyman Gieldman
Bate
William McDoesld
Joe F. Howard
B H. Brown
J. G. J. RA. Shay
Pol Moorsigs Bealth
Soba Campbell
Battad Ok
Lewes County
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Geneal Personals
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