Funeral for Samuel Douglas in Kin Grove tragedy
The funeral of Samuel Touglas who died at Kin Grove from a gunshot wound was held yesterday afternoon with large attendance. The service was conducted by Rev. Atkinson of Bridgeport. Pallbearers included Anthony Smith Henry Murray James owls Wiliam Webster Alex Keene and Howard Greece. Interment followed at Stone Chapel cemetery.
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Kin Grove
Fock-Jaw
Yeas
Atkinson
Bridgeport
Anthony Smith
Henry Murray
James Owls Wiliam Webster
Alex, Keene
Howard Greece
Stone Chapel Cemetery
Resolutions of Respect for Deceased Brother George Riwis
A Wheeling Lodge committee records the death of Brother George Riwis, noting over forty years of membership, his virtues, aid to others, and noble life. They extend sympathy to his widow, have resolutions placed on lodge records, and announce publication in the Sunday paper. Also includes ad copy for clothing and local attractions.
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Supreme Hotel
Mmiverse
PLG
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Laden
Ti Iter
Wheeling Lodge
Jaments
Fey Jor
S. M. Darrah
Jacob Morris
Wills
English News: Rhodes Officials Liable to Be Arrested
London dispatch reports the Cape Town Cryptogram reveals Cecil Rhodes and Cape Colony officials implicated in the Jameson raid plot. The Queen curtails drawing rooms this season and Princess Helena will preside, while the czarewitch is not expected to recover.
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Czarewitch
London
Salvation Army Property Transfer In New York
Commander Booth Tucker leaves for California to bring his ill wife back to New York as Teigadier Robert Perry confirms the transfer of Salvation Army property in the United States to Hallington Booth. Mrs Booth-Tucker improving in San Francisco, doctors deem her out of danger.
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New York
Booth-Tucker
Salvation Army
California
Robert Perry
West
Hurlington Roath
United States
Hay
Hallington Booth
Hallington Tooth
Hooth-Tucker
San Francisco
Booth- Tucker
Tee
ROUSES OF ILL FAME Raided Last Night on State Warrants
State warrants were sworn out before Justice Gillespy for Ida Robinson Lucy Belmont and Kitty Lee charging them with keeping houses of ill fame. After midnight raids arrested twenty three people including three landladies and multiple girls and men. at two this morning four men were in jail.
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Justice Gillespy
Ida Robinson
Lucy Belmont
Kitty Lee
Houst
Mads
Ta Robinson
Local News Briefs From Bridgeport And Area
Will Marlow the tailor spends a few days at Brilliant with relatives. Carles Alexander and John Saner were fined five dollars and costs after a hearing for a disturbance in a Chinese laundry. Thomas Thompson bought a new buggy. Harry Woodcock joined Bryant Stock Company for summer theater in New York. Charles Greer shown with a new bicycle. George Gordon and Seneca Lyle to be heard Monday on disorderly conduct. W T Peerle resigns from E W Reid. William Alexander, James Clark and Frank Robinson, serving on a St Clairsville jury, returned home for Sunday then will resume work with plans to finish by Wednesday. Frank Robison earned credentials as a GALR delegate for Columbus convention on May 33, 14 and 15. Farr McConnaughey resigns from T A Morris. Belmont county teachers convention held with strong attendance and interest. Mrs Frank Wiggington sues Aetna Standard Tron and Steel Co for 19000 damages over husband’s work injury death. Towne planning meeting tomorrow at Colerain Western Trustees.
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Brilliant
Carles Alexander
John Saner
Williams
Thomas Thompson
Harry Woodcock
Bryant Stock Company
New York
Charles Greer
George Gordon
Seneca Lyle
W. T. Peerle
E. W. Reid
Wm. Alexander
James Clark
Frank Robinson
St. Clairsville
Frank Robison
State Department
GALR
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T. A. Morris
Belmont County Teachers’ Convention
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Frank Wiggington
Cait
Aetna-Stanard Tron & Steel Commans
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A garbled fragment discusses openings by GEO M. SNOOK & CO and an unrelated phrase about reforming criminals. The readable text mentions a pastor and aims of corporal punishment, but the legible content is insufficient for a coherent report.
Nervous dyspepsia and a patient testimonial
Nervous dyspeptics show no stomach pain yet affect other organs like heart and kidneys. A.W. Saftper of Indianapolis reports relief from nervous dyspepsia using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming improved sleep and weight. The ad promotes the medicine and a booklet from Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan, with price details for all druggists.
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A. W. Sahtper
Prospect Street
Indianapolis
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Prospect St
Theiuapolis
Addresing Atuar Co
Marshall
Mick
Local notes from Wheeling district report April rainfall and events
Board of Commissions meeting notes list April rainfall at 4.85 inches. Janitor Sam Sloan stars at Vie Paxton fountain. Mozart Park picnic planned May 5. Hotel foundations at city plant undergoing changes. Wheeling Dramatic Club rehearsal at Femle's Hall Monday. Silver Stars hosting private dance at Meyer's Hall Thursday. Wheeling Tamera Society excursion to Steubenville set for May 24. Police Court reports show multiple cases and a few arrests. Garden club to hold fourth annual excursion to Sistersville next Sunday. Local ads mention sewer pipe work and bakery management changes at Mozart Park restaurant. Several community events and obituaries noted with residents' names and ages.
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Wheeling
Chih
Femle's
Mithewa’ Oiuseh
Bonvand
Silver Stars
Meyer's Hall
Wheeling Tamera Society
Steubenville
Central Garden Club
Sistersvilly
Sivztha
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Wyversary
B. Ps
Earl Anit
Silk Sale Promises A Grand First Day Event
A local notice from GEO M Snook Co announces a silk sale marked as a grand first day event. The copy promises widespread appeal and urges public attendance with expectations of success and surprise.
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Pried
GEO
M. Snook
Train stops blamed on misunderstanding at local clubs
Sporting notes report a weathered mix of train stop rumors at Honey Points and Rim Opid with passengers uneasy about a miscommunication. A gun club shoot is announced for next Tuesday, with Wheeling signals and schedules noted and local assurances given.
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