Local Church Notices and Town Industrial Hopes
The Bellaire area faces icy sidewalks as churches announce services in varied venues today. Leaders from German Reform and United Presbyterian churches urge attendance while reports highlight rising oil prospects, new factory orders, and plans for a large blast furnace to boost local trade and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder A. &. Geiffith
Cuyahoga Falls
Christian Church
M. i. Uburat Oy
Tie Binst Presbyterian Church
Simeice
Goya
Peach
United Presbyterian Church
John T. Fostar
Ottier
Naual Lime
Trey
Paragoy
Theidine
Ashbury
A. ST
Bellaire
A.C Datent
St Clairavilu
Usr Sons Bam
D. A. Davrat
Roemer
Szolch Preserving Co
Kelly Puldige
Whit
Union Street
H. Darran
Whic
Blow Bros
Thirty Second
Union Streets
Rlaew
Sien
Pbis
Tne
Colurvids
Monnoy
Wiliam
Barpesville
Dave
Abong
steKholders
Bellaire Nail Works
Last Fear
Aloihe
George Kerns
Belmont Building and Loan Company
Willian I Gil
Munete
Indiana
Tin Git Hotel
Gill Bros
Muuvie
Minnie Quhen
Heonoxsy
Annie Warnock
Warnock
Stetson
Lurn Dinkens
Hiram Jones
Coulis P
Wheeling Business College
Prulvy
Mic Dulin Prestin
Wiiorbank
Prisu
Ebork
Chile
Ube
Silver and Ivory Treasures fill New York Palaces
A fragmentary report describes lavish silver and ivory items owned by New York collectors. It highlights items attributed to Henry G. Marghasd and Mrs. Vanderty, including a vast array of rare objects, art pieces, and a costly museum-level display. The piece notes connections to Fifth Avenue palaces, the Metropolitan Open, and the famed American Day silverware battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joely
Henry G. Marghasd
Madison
Almpet
Museum of Art
Vanderdt
Micty Gad
Amerudas
America
Bogijeh
Eneitshinen Vm
New York
Cint
Lord Dupreven
Daubit
Warinennist
Willem H. Vanderty Looe
Paradian
Fifth Avenue
Witsyefirs Street
Genprei
Queen Victoria
Opera House Features O'Neil Monte Cristo Run
Theatre notes detail James O'Neil in Monte Cristo at the Opera House with a full crowd and strong reception. Friday sees Jates A Hornes's New England drama Sore Acres praised for natural acting and emotional impact, followed by Arthur Teall's theatre operations and Bartholomew's Equine Paradox drawing big crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricster
James O'Neil
Edaitiod Hantes
Monte Cetato
Nelno
Virginias
Ibis
O'Neill
A. Horne
New England
Audiencs
Nav” Lous
Eve Fay to Perform as Noted Medium in Wheeling
The Wheeling audience will see Miss Annis Eve Pay, famed medium, in a Wednesday to Thursday engagement. Promoted as the country’s most published and successful spiritualist, she promises astonishing powers and demonstrations of her craft at the Grand. Tickets are 25 or 50 cents, with manager Vouune Carami offering previews for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloridar
New York
Mbo Civesstanes
Tete Piapo
Rato
Hawalt
Benorio
Geerry
Bislin
Eames McCoule
Mendere Musical Nairament
Lipebor
Sire Hecksua
Statsyao
Morgse
Gqyak Autor
Mie
Most FM
Sewrie
Stediaie
Mitraepolitan
Oliver
Dawesdes
Pires Krupelo
Soeephine
Poe
Igndiog
Ansie Eva Fay
Wheeling
Aunis Eve Pay
Europe
Caramix
Pejnler
Mougay
Tuusday
Bartholomew’s Equine Paradox at Wednesday Shows
Wednesday evenings and a matinee feature Prof Bartholomew presenting horses trained to perform astonishing feats. The act reportedly offers wholesome, instructive and amusing entertainment, with the animals doing everything except speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew
West Virginia Legislature House and Senate Work Report
The West Virginia House Judiciary committee favors several bills, including amendments to code chapters and measures on removal from office and births and deaths registers. Other bills cover sheriff fees, county records, levies for general and school purposes, licenses, and railroad freight regulation, with petitions from Hancock and Tyler counties. Senate actions include favorable reports on charters and a hog law, along with introduced measures on taxes, real estate assessment, and school districts, and an adjournment note references a later session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Bie Benge
Charveston
W. Va
House Judiciary Committee
Cody
Committee On Humane
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Hill
Boone
Finance Committee
Cook
Summers
Colling
Vaudy
Hoover
Ofice
White
Mercer
Smith
Hancock
Stancock
Webster County
Taln
Conk
Bf Summers
Citiena
Hancock County
Tyler County
Sistersville
Supreme Court
House
Boards of Education
Parkersburg
Moundsvile
State Board of Agriculture
Porter
Crissip
Brownfield
Ford
Merson
Braxton
Hapsford
Kid A
Brooke County
Edwards
Martin
Sharleston
Caanceston
Committee
Mounesville
Committee On Agriculture
Young
Lockeney
Mahood
Joot
Furber
Marion County Court
Cramar
Farr
Wellsourg
Independent
Beverly
State Normal School
Grantaville
Baby faces and adult noses show major growth differences
An article discusses how six and thirty year old profiles of the same person reveal dramatic facial changes. It notes nose size, jaw dimensions, and overall proportions shift with age, debunking quick baby lookalike judgments and referencing scientific opinion from the Popular Science Monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siz
Popular Science Muarchiy
Fragmented notes and stray notices from a town column
A jumbled mix of misread lines, social notes, marriage licenses, bank meeting snippets, and local chatter. Mentions of Pat Gregg, Balle Webber, Miss Ora Hall, and various towns, with scattered remarks about aging patterns, pensioners, and a theatre inquiry. No clear single event but multiple brief items and anecdotes from community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuausevinin
G Mitchell
Fauna
Nindley
Mo Mitenel
Ambrose Steger
Greta Merchant
Cardington
Charles Steger
Balle Webber
Beverly
W. Va
James Anderson
Bellaire
J ‘Kt Clareaville
Nelson
Ballaine
J. McModes
Soseph A. Cements
Lydia A. Harvey &. Sanders
Mary Kur
Wie Mitchell
Rooa Garber
Pat Gregg
Bima V. Griffin
Charles J. Jimes
Hester D. Whittington
D. AL. Milligan
Clore
Congress
Washington, DC
Sewood National Bank
N. J. Kennon
Henry M. Davies
Bradfield
G. E. Hoot
Ham. Eaton
U. Union
Arthur Rogers
Barnesville
Harris
Flushing
Howard Kirk
Jobo Laing
Sioux City
Jaws
Ela
Ae ‘Clemens
Bottaire
Muggle Ander
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SrLaike
Toa
Bery
Marityoe Mitac
Barns
Waay
Aiuarvainn
Ginny
Palace
Wilver
Alene
Teantital
Carrie Ty Burnpe
Amos Bndmbrer
Wurst Letousings
Garry War
Eceagh Te
Shree
Vel
Amartoa
Nendles-Matt Hiver
Guneral
Priday
Lowa
Wheeleg
Ren Teal
Miouacer
Whymap
Previok
Palmer Cox
Chatre
Boemy
Niobe
Teall
Drawatin
Darey
Chestnut-street Opera House
Philadelphia
Ain Fisince
Stephen Martin
Meluter
Prof
Barthulomew
Old Kentucky
T. Carey
Mason and Oxon Hue
Far West
South
Texas
Browalt
Litta
Thal State
Anple Eva Way
Lim
Fhniliee BersTeAy
Davon Littre
Atmyranio Davebtare
Onginner
Frank
Jankard le
Wilkins
Hilkins
aeks—Hartfurd
The
Mudge
Yabsley
Indianapolis Journal
eYoat
Clark
Washington Star
Stone & Thomas
Stone & Thom
BT. Ofaursville
Ora Hall
Lugila Hof
Mary Kirk
Morristown
Warren Cowen
Colon
Lizthy
Mgbotts
Sinwiy
Obaerves
Sue Hawtone
Bo Jung
Wien
Wilde
Iyricas
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