West Virginia Exhibit Dominates State Fair Display
West Virginia shows strong in the state building at the fair with notable attention to the educational and agricultural exhibits. Governors, faculty, and visitors discuss the display's impact, with praise for the school work and architecture, and a long list of West Virginia visitors arriving to view the exhibits.
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West Virginia
the Union
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Itea9
Webster Sobou
Wheeling
James M. Lem
Stat
Stgral
Ares
Leon
N & Greet Macy
Virginia
Whorlley
A. FP. Ulrich
C. Nersalo
Chas. FF. Zimmer
Fieory W. Eins
Auguest Dorecker
Daniel Wagner
Cecil Robinson
CH. Simmons
AY. Whitmore
John Pfarr
Helena Schwertfeger
Neilin Pride
Jolin Friedel
Sue H. Campbell
O. C Dewey
Teanalia
W. Robb
Henry C. Rabb
B. Cooper
Sul Family
Frank W. Man
T. Read
Will
Zierenfelder
T. W. Belly
Duke Reilly
Janes Hasenacer
W. B H. Basley
Jobo T. Lakin
Frederick Uorub
Jas A. Pollack
Frank H. Crockard
A. Bodley
Ella M. Nichols
J. L. Emblen
Mra
Pred H. Williams
Frances List
Julia List Peppard
Chas. G. Hall
Dr. & Pollack
Auguste Pollack
Blanche Vellock
T. Wagner
Meni W. Ries
Ave, Duecker
Thomas Dally
F. H Carney
Bess A. Malring
Wyecliffe
Charleston
Prank
G. Martin
Parkersburg
Florence O. Post
Ira C. Poat
Eas Francis Davidson
Samuel
Becon Bot tom Revolver Tragedy and Regional Labor News
In Becon Bottom Hubert Miller shoots himself or leaves a loaded revolver to kill a four year old son Kenna after placing the weapon under his pillow. The incident follows a regional labor dispute at Watt Minlog Car Wheel Company where molders machinists and other workers seek a 20 percent raise. A joint Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah meeting in Convunus selects a site to build an orphan home for the order’s orphans in Sandusky Springfield and Cali indicating broader community initiatives.
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Wentsarns
W. Va
Hubert Miller
Becon Bottom
Roy Uy
Kenna
Basyesvittz
Watt Minlog
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows and Daughters
Rebekah
Sandusky
Springfield
Cali
Boundless Wins Record American Derby After Long Post Delay
Boundless's victory in the tenth American Derby at Chicago came in a frantic race run after a 70 minute post delay. Garrison rode Boundless to an easy finish as St Leonard and Clifford battled for second, amid record crowds and an $800000 betting day.
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Ron
Boundless
Lookout
Don Alonzo
Taral
St. Leonards
Dilford
Garrison
J. E. Cushing
Clifford
Chicago
St. Croix
Cholster
Ingomar
Spart
Plutus
Alderbaron
G. W. Johnson
Rampo
Boundress
St. Leonard
Oporto
Tyre
Strathouse
St. Blakze
St. Geonard
Adlebaron
Lenghis
G. l Johosee
St .Laonards
Garwarre
Chorister
Martin
Aldebaron
St. Leonard Seat Clifford
Aldebaron Wan
Jim” Cushing
St. Paul
Boundlass
Cushing
Brack
Morello
Baseball scores from Harvard Yale to Brooklyn and Philadelphia
A night of major league results across cities. Harvard beat Yale 3 to 2 in ten innings in Cambridge. Cincinnati split a doubleheader, Chicago winning 8 to 4 after a 4 to 4 tie in the first game. Staley and Hawke pitched for Boston in a 4 to 2 win over Baltimore. Brooklyn swept Washington with 15 to 13 in the opener and 14 to 10 in the second. Philadelphia outlasted New York 15 to 13 in eleven innings. Cleveland defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 5 as both teams featured strong hitting. Louisville won 5 to 2 in a separate match. Umpires and exact times are listed for several games.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Feld
Chicago
Chamberlain
Parrett
Seward
Boston
Bostons
Baltimores
Baltimore
Staley
Hawke
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Washington
Wisenington
Pickers
Kennedy
Maul
Esper
McLaughlin
Haddock
Stein
Meskin
Duryea
McLaughie
Philadelphia
News
New York
Carsey
Vickers
Schmid
Baldwin
Cleveland
Clevelands
Pittsburg
Ehret
McQuaid
Browns
Louisvilles
St Louis
Lowsville
Hawley
Minguipire
Gaitsey
New Yacht Planned for James Gordon Bennett Largest Private Vessel
The World reports James Gordon Bennett plans a 340 foot private yacht built by the Cramp shipyard with four engines and American labor and material funded by American money. He may sell the Namonoa and join the New York Yacht Club float with a twinscrew 72 ton boat called the Sernda. Bennett, born in 1841, has rarely married and recently faced a severe coaching accident raising recovery concerns.
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Cramps
James Gordon Bennett
Bennett
U Uab
New York Yacht Club
Sernda
York Herald
Crode Corporation
New York
Herald
The
By-Election Returns in Germany Shape Reichstag Majority
Reports from yesterday's district by elections show 139 elected for the government and 148 against, with the government expected to hold 108 of 247 seats after losses. The Social Democrats falter as coalitions oppose them. foreign socialist help is noted. expectations center on continued entente and an army bill passage.
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Bante
Ava
Reichstag
Guitder
Keown
Clarhaln
Ty Dawes
Infanta and her trunks leave New York for Spain
The Infanta and her retinue boarded the La Touraine in New York, with 158 leather and wicker trunks blocking the hallways. Princess attached notes thanking the United States and promising lasting memories, as breakfast for ten concluded before the party departed for Havre.
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Yoas
Juan M. Ceballo
Infanta
Spain
Ceballos
la Touraine
Cult
Colon Cervantes
Longfellow
Engilas
Dupew
Mary Anderson
Fanta EC Lasia
Long Suffering Husband Files Prosecution Over Wife Affairs
Huntixeron West Virginia June 24. A husband sues his wife for mistreatment after she took in boarders including Charles Harris, son of a man who died last fall. He ordered the lover away. she attacked him and he was badly cut. She was held in $500 bond. In other items, reports cover ship news, a U.S. embassy cable of sorrow, a coroner’s inquest likely in the Ma Kibben poisoning case, and local railroad and fishing notices with brief updates.
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Wastuxuros
D. C
Tarsney
Missouri
Commissioner of Pensions Room
Medical En Tcein
Pension Office
Pension Bureau
Grout
Rankin
Sperial Telrurars
Renster
Hosrinarox
W. Va
Bud Wooten
Wooten
Botrac
John Henry Wooten
Storm
Moundsville
Huntixeron
Barboursville
Herband
St. Louis
Tate
Maud McKy Elahteen
Man
Miss McKibben
Mise McKileebens
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A. G Lee
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Parkersbore
Lucy M. Rees
Rees’ Tannery
Lucy P. Arnold
Ridgeville
J. T. Handershot
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Warren Holy
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Allen G. Peck
Company H
Rhode Island Artillery
Pecal Telegram
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T. W. Rodgers
Johnstown
Harrison County
Samual Lewin
Leonidar West
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Wetzal County
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J. M. Daughenbaugh
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Jagieen
United Slainn Court
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Cap Elelsad
Tonowea
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