Fragmented Trial Testimony Recap in Wheeling Case
The record outlines witness accounts in a Wheeling case with Eaton and Katon, detailing a heat of questions about missing goods and a pear shaped object found near a stove. Witnesses describe meetings on sidewalks near Market and Twelfth Streets and a tainted offer of twelve hundred dollars to leave town.
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Winess
Ealow
Wihkes
Eaton
Main
Windaor Yate
Botan
Fran Vollatre
Cob Ariett
Witees
Sudeley
Auton
Wien
Witte
Willvss
Raton
Witness
Wits
Katon
Kutus
Steve
Cid
Arnott Gakad
Ramsel
River News Arrivals and Departures Across Ohio River
The River News lists arrivals from WJ Cincinnati HK Boitford Pittsburg Arcata Parkersbills Rue Starsville Leeray Claringtatt T M Bayne Steubenville with departures including Cincinnati MOK Bedfont Charleston Argyril Parkersire Leaingtam New Maramorat Kult and Silverevitty. Moats leaving today Pitpeteurg Fes Hr 34 m Pilldburs Keystone Save at 7 a.m Hilushore Kanawha 73 1 Cincinnati Vireinhy am Danesville Larva Aa Mesheoreville Leroy 7 ay m. The wagons report shows W Z Cumming as packer for Cincinnati last evening, delivering freight and passengers. Fumminn trains operate daily with strong competition on Cincinnati packers. The steamer Manhattan carries passengers toward Pittsburgh in excursion service. The Ohio River between East Liverpool and Cincinnati sees wrecks removed and snags cleared by Woodruff. Warm, cloudy weather with no heavy rain noted.
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Cumming
Cincinnati
Boitford
Pittsburg
Arcata
Parkersbills
Rue
Starsville
Leeray
Claringtatt
T. M Bayne
Steubenville
Canning Cincinnati
MOK
Bedfont
Charleston
Argyril
Parkersire
Leaingtam
New Maramorat
Kult
Silverevitty
Lenny
Clarineton
W. Z. Cumming
Fumminn
Lee Amsiora
Pitlsbore
Parkershurs
Manhattan
Woodruff
Ohio River
East Liverpool
Park events outline at Wheeling Park
Coming events listed include Royal Arcanum basketball on June 44 and K of Pouting on June 30, Arion Sommernachtefest on July 26, and Okabe Family of Royal Japs schedule at Wheeling Park.
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Wheeling Park
Royal Arcanum Basquet
K. of Pouting
Arion Sommernachtefest
Okabe Family
Strike at Bellaire Steel Works Ends in Mass Downtime
Industrial news reports a mass layoff across Bellaire steel plants with three months shutdown at lower Bellaire works and partial reductions at Warwick pottery and Riverside Belmont mills. Workers endure heat and fear wage cuts as unions split, while other plants idle ahead of summer shutdowns.
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Bellaire Steel Works
Industral News
Benwood
Lower
Bellaire
Warwick Pottery
Register
Belmont
Bonwood
Hinfehey
Calico
Stifel Bros
Main Street
Warwood
Two Men Killed in Freight Train Accidents
A pair of fatal incidents occurred on a railroad line yesterday. An unidentified man, about 35, riding with two companions, was struck under a moving freight car at the Lafayette street bridge in Moundaville, his body torn apart and scattered along the track. He died near Rogeby's Rock and was taken to Zink's undertaking. In Glen Easton another unnamed youth, about 20, fell from a freight train and was killed, the mangled body unidentifiable.
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Moundaville
Lafayette Street
Oly
Rogeby's Rock
Zink
Undertaking Establishment
Triial
Benwood
Glen Easton
Horse boats of New York and Brooklyn era from Cassier's Magazine
The piece surveys early horse boats used between New York and Brooklyn as an 19th century transport solution. It notes a water wheel about twelve feet in diameter with four floats positioned to minimize water lift, and describes three general frame designs observed in the crafts.
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Ferryboa
Fulton
Cassier
New York
Brooklyn
Another Chance James Williams Granted New Trial
A court in St. Clairsville granted James Williams a new trial. he is serving a life sentence in the Columbus penitentiary for the murder of Washington Rinker in winter over alleged intimacy with Williams wife. Williams will face trial at the next term. Tonight Mozart Park hosts Lubin Cineograph showing a facsimile of the Fitzsimmons Corbett fight, drawing crowds at a dollar admission.
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James Willams
St. Clairsville
James Williams
Columbus
Washington Rinker
Taat Winter
Williams
Mozart Park
Lubin
Fitzsimmons-Corbett
Carson City
Raat
President nominates Whit for West Virginia tax chief
Washington dispatch notes A B Whit of Parkersburg named by the President to be collector of internal revenue for West Virginia, with Gaines for district attorney also moving forward. Dorr reacts pleased, Dayton voices anger, Elkins weighs choices, and White to assume the collector role July 1.
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Spselal
Register
Washington, D. C
A. B. Whit Parkersburg
Internal Revenue
West Virginia
Dorr
Gaines
Dayton
Elkins
Davis
White
Parkershore
Converseman
Tke
Payton
A Confectionery Charm Blesses a Street Vendor
A fashionable woman leaves a downtown confectioner and shares a kind smile with a grimy litchin selling roses at the door. The Irish youth offers her a rose as a free gift for her smile, a gesture she accepts without payment, in a vivid Chicago Journal moment.
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Laidy
Chicago Journal
Skeletons and Mutton in a Boarding House
A witty exchange reveals a boarding-house keeper and a boarder trading quips about a skeleton in every cupboard and a leg of mutton, hinting at hidden secrets or foibles in domestic life. The scene plays on social humor of appetite and propriety in shared living spaces.
Gloomy View on Flying Machines and Creditors
A brief fragment from a Chicago Record page angles at flying machines as a future trend and notes creditors would also possess them, hinting at speculation and economic concerns amid a daily register edition.
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Chicago
Time Extended Twenty Days to Get Genuine Diamonds
A colorful advertisement from Freeman's Globe Tea Co promises genuine diamonds and other jewelry as prizes with every purchase. It touts cash, watches, rings, plates, and more, urging readers to buy two years of ads worth and claim prizes within thirty days. The promo lists multiple winners and urges action before the offer ends.
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Kennedy
Wheeling Park
Ring
Martin Dudkey
Moulder
Dowler
Migenicer Publishing Co
Pola
Mry
J. M. Jenkins
Bellaire
Wot & Ladies
George Fraser
Bliss Cutter
Jon WY. Sims
Fletlaire Steel Works
Springfield
John Dean
la Helle Mille
Milt Shook
Trhndelphin
J. D. Blair
Stamm House
Freeman's Globe Tea CO
Death of Ernest Tweedy Ends Local Typhoid Incident
Ernest Tweedy died at his South Fourth street home in Martin's Ferry after a month with typhoid fever. He was thirty, son of David Tweedy of Pine Valley, noted for good character and many friends. Funeral will be Monday at eleven from George Tweedy's residence with interment at ML Pleasant. The town reported a successful Baptist church social and a large turnout for St. Mary's church picnic on Inland fair grounds. Several local church services planned for the day with visiting ministers expected to preach.
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Ernest Tweedy
Geo
Tweedy
South Fourth Street
David Tweed
Pine Valley
George Tweedy
ML. Pleasant
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Fourth Street
St. Mary's Church
Sam Harrison
St. Clairsville
First Baptist Church
Dr. Bond
J. J. McCutcheon
Wheeling
Charles Brouds
Granville
Ohio
Arthur Westwood
Frank Harris
Niagara II
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
J. Williams
Trinity
Maennershor Hall
Will Rodgers
Heymond Long
T. Huskins
E. J. A. Drennen
Sandusky
Charles Woods
Ann Arbor College
A.M. Harkins
Rush Run
Clarence Hbberts
Milford Centre
Piqua
Richard Stewart
Fourth Ward
Barrett
Des Moines
Carl Lash
Gambier College
Lyman Hanes
Pittsburg
B. Rothschilds
Cincinnati
Jas. Jacobe
Corwin Young
Dittonvale
Hanover Street
Will Frederick
Empire
Hiawatha Council
Cyunellor
Jas
Vickers
W J. Duff
Wm. Frankhauser
Samuel Stone
Inside Sentinel
William Ball
Outside Sentinel
Thomas Springer
Henry C. Mills
W. J. Duff
Fred Jones
Mia
George Robertshaw
Albert Specht
Ross
Riverview Cemetery
Leila
Smily Hoge
Delaware
Thetii House
Caroline Grove
George Jonson
Cocl Willian
Sir Clairsville
Nyame Yesterdylyt
Willams
W. Ty Noble
Clayavilla
Herman Crider Fe
Clarington
Frands
Wm. Oehlechadiger
Calumbes
Ity
Columb
Aenor Ripe
Remaints, visitors, and rail time notes on local events
A mix of notices covers a funeral cortege at Riverview cemetery, visits by Leila and Smily Hoge from Delaware, and local railway time updates. It notes shifts in a sheet mill in operation pending arrival of materials, residents visiting in nearby towns, and a railway timetable detailing arrivals and departures for multiple lines and stations.
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Benwood Plate
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Market Street
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Martin's Ferry
George Strain
Harrisville
Opera House
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Howard Stewart
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Washington-Jefferson College
Ellen Callahan
J. W. Robins
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West Virginia Printing CO
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J. 5. Hhodes & CO
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