West Virginia printing office asport and people
A fragmented West Virginia newspaper page mentions the Charleston area, printing office operations, local figures, and references to individuals such as a general manager. It also notes discussions about newspapers and the Philadelphia World’s Fair plans, with related local observations and opinions.
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West Virginia Printing CO
Tarey
Momentary inquiry exposes vast debauchery in French affairs
The article cites evidence of widespread corruption underpinning French governance, with contracts overpaid by millions of francs and agents taking large commissions. It names Baron De Reixacu, President Canyor, and other officials, warning that Europe teeters toward moral collapse as graft spreads across France, Germany, and England.
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Pxassa Cana
Republic
France
Chiet
Iit
Cnal
Bugliei
Baron de Reixacu
Enormonk
Onnyaypoekeree
Panama
Canyor 13
French
Skeline Whalesale
Germany
England
Europe
Local legislative race notes and weathered press dispatches
The item compiles a graphic wire dispatch about Citives Surma contesting O Rase for the Legislature amid internal party pressure and mentions of the O Kane case. It also includes a weather note predicting more snow and a long advertisement praising the Home Investment and Building Union offering a ninety six month path to home ownership through ALJ McNasa in Wheeling.
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Citives Surma
O Rase
Loclaiature
Hongo West
Savith
O'Kane
O'Kfane
Smith
Hierx
Janey
Cannes
Society of Loyal Friends
Alj
McNasa
W. Ve
Home Investment and Building Union
Wheeling
A. J. McNaim
John V. Gavin
A. D. Howe
W. W. Wood
Smith O Kane seating report to be sent to House
Privileges and Elections committee completes its four hour session and plans to report a majority resolution seating O Kane over Smith. Evidence shows Smith’s certificate fraudulent. O Kane led in votes. Minority plan seeks further inquiry while mandamus Smith returns home. Alarming rises in rivers threaten shipping and timber. shortages spreading.
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House
Levegram
Dundry Register
Cuantesrox
W. Va
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Smith- O'Kase
O'Kane
John A. Howard
Wheelleg
Malcolm Jackson
Charleston
Smith
William P. Hubbard
Wheeling
Bose Weel
Ith
Mandamus Smith
Mandy
Interesting habeas corpus case in Ohio prison
A Sunday Register telegram notes Attorney General Richards to appear in Cincinnati federal court on a habeas corpus case involving McKnight, a prisoner at Ohio's penitentiary. McKnight, once extradited from New York for forgery and liberty crime, defended himself, won a Supreme Court ruling on extradition limits, then faced new charges and convictions. The piece also covers other court actions, local crimes, and political notices from Parkersburg to Washington.
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Register
Pausesspyne
W. Va
Olio
Little Kanawha
Kanawha
Hughes River
Leschtown
Elizabeth
Ohio
Sunday Register
Couvanus
Richards
United States Court
McKnight
Psnigatiary
Pwo
New York
Supreme Court
Counvel
Tharmar
Coremacs
Frow
Secret Societies Convocations and Installations in Wheeling
Wheeling unions and lodges held meetings with candidates on the way. Nelson Lodge installed officers Wm. Br. Dudley W M and others for the new Masonic year, but deferred work for candidates. Alpha Lodge celebrated a 16th anniversary with a program, Waterhouse and Bryson among performers. Garfield, Welcome, and other castles reported installations and upcoming events. Memorial Day plans and new lodges announced, with details on officers and activities across multiple chapters.
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Wheeling Union
Bates Lodge No. 83
Nelson Lodge No. 30
Wm. BR. Dudley
W. M
Dave L. Richey
P. Wood
J. W
J. Elwood Hughes
Treas
John A. Kyle
Sec
B. Rose
S. D. Harry
S. D. Harry ©. Dunn, J. D.; Rev. J. A. Fullerton, Chaplain; Thos. Layland
G. M. Ford
A. T. Hupp
W. W. Irwin
T. W. Hills
Tyler
Ohio Lodge
Wheeling Lodge
Alpha Lodge No. 424
Bros. Geo. Hopwood
Joseph Hall
Bros. Joseph
Otto Weisgerber
Durst
Brother McFadden
Elector returns flow in from twelve states report
The Daily Register announces a one dollar rate for delivery to any address through the legislative session. Reports from Was hington say Vice President Morton has received electoral returns from twelve states by messengers, with mail reports from several others including Delaware Maine Maryland Connecticut New York North Carolina Virginia and others. The Keystone investigation by the House Banking and Currency Committee has concluded its testimony.
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D. C
House
Wilcox
Connecticut
Secretary of the Interior
Census Bureau
American Sugar Refining Company
The
Sugar Trust
Garfield Castle
P.C
B.S. Mahon
N.C
A. W. Campbell
W.C
W.T. Marsh
H. P
J. W. Fish
W.H
William Bowman
S. H
James A. Young
Garfield Castle No. 3
Banner Castle
Daily Register
Electon
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Morton
Delaware
Maine
Marylan
Newce Tiworth
New York
North Carolina
Virginia
Stan
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
Rhode
South Carolina
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Wyoming
January Clearance Sale in Dress Goods Department
A newspaper item notes heavy reductions in the Dress Goods Department with fabric deals. 36-inch wide cloth, all wool filling, priced at 1 24 4¢ with regular 25c. 32-inch wide iridescent serges, all wool filling, 10c per yard, down from 20c.
Underwear Sale Offers Big Reductions Across Items
A local advertisement notes 85 dozen ladies ribbed camel hair vests at 39 cents, down from 75 cents. The sale promotes significant reductions on all kinds of ladies men s and children s winter underwear.
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