Ladas Victorious in Derby Ring and Rosebery Links
The piece praises Ladas as a premier three year old dominating Epsom with clean starts and strong finishes. It notes Lord Rosebery, Derby-winning Prime Minister, and his ties to racing, politics, and public perception, including debates within Liberal support. It mentions trainer praise, future races, and Rosebery’s balancing act between turf and office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladan
Epsom
Bin
Gilleg
Ladas Enn
Gary
Cee
Oseberry
Lord Rosabderry
Bunsy Jean
Macaroni
Curd Rosebery
Lord Rosebery
Aldrich
Prodhomme
Ascot
Eidotts
Soall
Kleiderroch
Kerneese
Ron
Ladae
Lord Iosebery
Aeers
Montmore ‘Towers
Aylesbury
Ladas
Brei
Ower
Lord Rosbery
Duke of Gratton
Lord Hasabery
Dover
Tom Jennings
Newmarget
Lever
Walt
Orate” Dawson
Bonors
Newmacker
Sandowne
Doncaster
St Enger
Matthew
Mayes
St. Lear
Rosevery
Kmebery
Lord Roseery
Liberal
Nenconfmrmist
Ema
Lord Rose— Berry
House of Lords
Racine
Lord Rossberg
House of Commons
Derby
Rosebery
Roseberry
Coless
Hin
Masonic Lodges Report Busy June Activities in Wheeling
Lodges and chapters in Wheeling report a busy week with candidates admitted to degrees, officer elections, and planned installations. Key notes include Blue Lodge work postponed for officer elections, Wheeling Union Chapter and Bates Lodge meetings, and St John the Baptist Day commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Lodge
St John the Baptist
Henry Sperer
J. Isenberg
Thomas G. Jenkins
Joseph Seibold
Allsn Brook
J. A. Miller
C. D. Adams
R. A. List
T. W. Bills
Tyler
Wheeling Uplon
Bates Lodge No
Bates Lodge
Nelson Lodge No
Wheeling
Jodnes
Veterans Camp Meeting and Lodge News in City
Gov U S Grant Camp No 17 Sons of Veterans holds a meeting to inspect officers and gather members. Zane Lodge No 1 announces Rev Dowler will speak next Friday. initiations may occur. Shield of Honor grows in popularity as sick and passing benefits cost less than other insurance for white males aged 18 to 50 who meet health and character criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDaniel Lodge No. 1
Temple
C. S Long
Rose Croix
Gov. U.S Grant Camp
No. 17
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Fisll
Weble
The
A. R
Zane Lodge No
Mr. Dowler
Hareka Lodge
Zane Lodge
Order of the Shield of Honor
Fryes Army Orderly Denied by Cornwallis Citizen
Letters to the Register dispute a Parkersburg report of Gen Prey s march trampling depredations through Cornwallis West Virginia. A local citizen asserts the army behaved in orderly conduct and was unarmed until arriving officers departed at night leaving ninety three men camped in town. The second item notes Morgantown WV University board of regents meets June 9 13 amid faculty tenure questions and possible leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwallis
The
Register
Parkersburg
W. Va
Prey
BR. M. Sheets
Reoistrr
Morgantown
Board of Regents
West Virginia University
B. M.turner
P. B. Reynolds
Tr. Reynolds
Local notes from Tiltonville and Wheeling area
Sunday visits and travels of residents including Harry Elieves of Wheeling and J N Worthington of Philadelphia. Local housekeeping changes at Steubenville and visits by Mrs Mears and Captain and Mrs Thomas Moore. Rev Knight preaches to large audience at M and church with post service remarks. Movements include William Moore and Mrs Hoover's family, William Hinkie moving to Woodsfield, O Herbert Machin moving to Wheeling and a new managerial role for a Wheeling pottery plant. Albert Ackerman of the Navy testifies before the house on armor plate frauds, mentioning Carnegie company ties and plate standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otitoxville
Harry Elieves
Wheeling
J. N. Worthington
Philadelphia
Martha Medill
Moara
Steubenville
Sill
Mears
Thomas Moore
Knight
John Welday
Ens
Hoover
Rebecca Little
William Moore
Wm Hinkie
Woodsfield
Herbert Machin
Wheeling Pottery
The Blackmailers stage premiere at Prince of Wales Theatre
A mixed London theatre page reports Charles Thursby presenting The Blackmailers by John Grey and Andrew Roffovitch at the Prince of Wales Theatre. The work, deemed tedious, centers on hypnotic influence and coercion. Also noted are upcoming operatic plans and performances by Melba, Coffin, Somerville, and other elite concert events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem
Jane
Charles Thursby
Prince of Wales Theatre
Oscar Wilde
John Grey
Andrew Roffolovitch
Utopia
Savoy
Jonatha
Daly's
Hobbes and Moore
Jourrney
Ellen ‘Ferry
Forbes Robertson
William ‘Terriss
Lord Beaconsfield
Beatrice
Princess Henry of
San Antonio
Padua
Ruby” Johnson
New England
Old England
Marlborough House
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duc and Duchess of
Teck
Metropolis
Magda Coffin
Arthur Somerville
St. James Hall
Coffin
Margarite Hall
Agnes Jansen
Edward Lloyd
Plonkett Green
Lawrence Kelly
Jean Gerardy
Fanny Davis
Henschel
Leonard Borwick
Shakespeare
Independent Theatre Society
Edward Fordham Spruce
Westminster Gazette
Marriag
Pinero
James Spence
Liverpool
Beresford Hope
London Times
Graphiec
Pall Mall Gazette
William Waldorf Astor
Spence
Weatminster Gazette
Rinocle
Shoteh
Mrs Rowan Dead Wife of West Virginia Treasurer
Mrs. J M Rowan wife of the West Virginia state treasurer died at her Union Monroe county home after paritonitis illness. Col Rowan son Percy and daughter were with her. She was a devout Episcopalian and highly esteemed. Also notes telegram items listing new postmasters in West Virginia and related departmental business in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasane
Cuneston
W. Va
J. M. Rowan
West Virginia
Io Union
Monroe County
Col. Rowan
Percy
Episcopal Church
Selbyville
Upshur County
E. W. Fitzgerald
Emsean
Washington
Wasurorom
D. C
K. Nelson
Jordagem
Grast County
Aston Stopestreet
Asi E J. Moran
Pleasantows
Tucker County
J. C. Canfield
Oil trade notes and local events in Sistersville
Oil production for the week reached 103,090 barrels with 14,737 barrels daily, May totals at 405,000 barrels and 14,571 daily. Mellon Pipe Line Co receipts 84,525 barrels, daily 3,740. May runs for both lines total 502,835 barrels, daily 17,311. Local items include a Yocum contractor’s trip to Eth Landing, a Republican club meeting, an Iron Queen excursion to Cincinnati, and preparations for Children’s Day at the M. E. Church with a detailed program. Also mentions hotel arrivals, visits, and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yocum, & Ient
Eth Landing
Sep. Hall
New Martinsville
Arlington
H. W. Johnson
Mannington
Peter Poole
Parkersburg
C. A. Staats
Ravenswood
N. B. Reed
Wheeling
Newell
Wam
Bradford
W. J. Brown
W. G. Grove
W. A. Pauls
D. Daley
W. Reynolds
BE. C. Zoeckler
Bellaire
Harry Boyd
Muncia
Ind
Joan H. Tucker
Ing
The
State League
Fairmont
Major S. Moora
D. G. Holibauch
W. W. Givens
P. B. Loury
A. A. Eskey
Cincinnati
Iron Queen
Messrs
Clint Moore
K. Clark
M. Moore
EB. B Ruser
W. R. Pitch
J. Brown
John Connolly
Chris Miss Sutton
Eske
Pool
Gray
Sunday School Children's Fund
D. T. Thistle
Tempnee
Pittsure
Florence McCoy
Pittsburg
Eva Nesbitt
Daisy Richardson
Lathe Whitney
Claude Kipney
R. Richardson
New Martiville
Marah
Huntington
Bon L. H. Bell
Belmont Republicans Hold County Convention With Nominations
Belmont Republicans opened their county convention with prayer. Rev Webbie W Hollingsworth served as temporary chairman and a permanent organization was formed. State platform adopted. Nominations: W N Donly for Sheriff 83 to 41. Silas Borjey for County Commissioner by acclamation. George Barnes for Infirmary Director. John Bond re nominated for Surveyor. J H Lowman for Coroner with 29 votes. Reese Furboy 74 votes. Delegates contested judicial convention. Maynard Cornet band played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.N. Donly
Hi. Jackies
Bridgeport
Silas Borjey
George Barnes
John Bond
Reese Furboy
Martin
J. H. Lowman
Spenmbent
Lowman
Col
Puntsman
Furboy
Thiet
Poti
Campbells
Eircuit
Maynard Cornet Band
Spearrasy Arrest at Morgantown Shanty Boat
A group led by Gaerdal and including Jones Gold Keonry and Hardy operated a speakeasy aboard a shanty boat near the slow grounds. Officers were attacked with clubs. the posse halted the boat with a rope across the river. Gold held for carrying a firearm and resisting an officer. Keonry held for resisting. One man escaped into the river. trials set for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Sherif Gaerdal
Revister
Morsanrows
W. Way Jone
Frank Gold
John Hardy
Ed Kney
Pittsburg
Pote
Telegraphic News Briefs From Chicago and Abroad
A jumble of brief notes reports multiple topics from Chicago and distant places. The items mention Standard Oil politics, the illness of Chief Justice Cole, Bishops and deaths in Bath, a canal rail scheme, a Chicago scandal with Judge Hoes Landers, a missing financial figure returning, health recalls from a Chinese plague scare, a sea tragedy near Denver, drownings in New Jersey, and unrelated ads touting tonics and tonics sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Fehs
Loxnow
Justion Colerugn
Lospis
Jane
Charles Hterver
Bishan
Bathana Wells
Basing Stoke
Hants
Bire
Bhecalett
Alezanderis
Hoes Landers
Caicaso
Jones
W. A. Sin
Motiusinett Association
Slocott
Sax Panxcio
Pepuague
China
Coro
Denver
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ORD Rosmehat
Derat Wien
Ance
Barton
Newmarket
Srorst Soclatles
Scottisa Kite
Masonry
Miriam Chapter No. 1
Templa
Sam Knights OF Honor
Charles Bickerton
Charles J. Bile
J. Re Kryson
Ed. S. Dillon
Joseph Hall
Siphon Waterhouse, Jr
T. M. Darrah
J. W. Lashley
T. A. Hall
David Greer, Jr
Guardian
Grafton A. Beall
Sentinel
F, D. McFadden
GA. Beall
Wm. A. Stostzer
Oda
Odd Fellows Hall
Ladies OF Honor
Ladies of
Laviels OF
James A. Garreid
Ley B. Hayes
Mandolin and Guitar Club
Ada Miller
Laura Pax
Mina Katie Gaither
French Walton
Mary Gilligan
Fraternal Mystic Circle
Fraternal Mystic Circlé
Bro. Wilson
Orion Ruiing
Martin'y Perry
Unico
Orton
Odd Fellows
Marcin's Ferry
Veterans
Shield OF
Frye's Army
the University
Tiltontille
London
Hoyalty
Mrs. Rowan
Saxpaw
Wio
Harry Burk
Tom Do
J x
Sistersville Notes
Louis County
F. Lynch
Ned Brash
Sim
C. F. Lynch
Weston
House of Delegates
Lynch
Lewis
W. B. McGary
G. M. Christopher
A. Edmiston
Alea
John O. Pendleton
A. Faruen
Waxcouren
B. C
Kate Landing
Frazer
Spurelli
Yale
Big Canyon
Sumas
Lacgley
Westmin
Fee
Rocky Mountain
Waxcorven
Interior
Frazer River
Lytton
Wasmseros
D.C. Jones
House of
Uves
Pullman and Wagner
Commerce Committee
Sleepteg
Hood
Hoon
Belmont Republicans
St Clairsville
Spearrasy
Baekhiaonom Special Severim
Satay Bete
Beexnayxom
Reed
J. W. Heavener
Maria Hurat
Tancie
Mias Hope Goddard
William Goddard
Oliver Teelin
Militousire Bank
Adrien Tealin
New York
Onantestox
Jona
Charles Littlepage
Zinemerman, Troat & Snoridan
Hoew
Faripe
Bet
Gelealz
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