Atlanta's Prohibition Experiment and National Debate
A long prose item blends religious fervor with a discussion of Atlanta's liquor question and the national mood. The piece critiques Prohibition zeal, cites editorials on civic duty, and weighs presidential travel fears and constitutional questions about presidential succession. It reflects era tensions between religious reform, politics, and public policy.
Thanksgiving day notes from Moundsville church events
The Moundsville column reports a Thanksgiving day programme with Emma Moore Baste singing, comments on Misses Biggt and Ceewhle, and remarks on local residents visiting. It notes a Clayton Lane property sale, visits by Wheeling residents, a jail transfer, and a notable landscape slide delaying trains on the Ohio River, plus literary reviews and local gatherings.
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Emma Moore Baste
Eila Biggt
Metlodiat Epistonal
Grogs Hake
Epee
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Marebel Atkinson
B. Mastin
Pateary
Mra
Y. Va
Yarmre Cepart
Fachon
Suew
Sporting notes and club reshuffles in New Phifiers
In New Phifiers a gathering centers on Ohathen Craig of Bish and Mise Weight of Dorain as guests. Storey plans a game near Dover while the Enssere Ohio Institute at Canal Chicero hosts a next Dover match. The Pittsburgh Club eyes future seasons. the Nations Club of Washington seeks Langue admission as Providence and Belle clubs plan operations. A narrative of player moves, signings, and league concerns follows, noting Goody of Naw Osmarstown and Nogshwood of Phillipsburg among others.
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Phifiers
Vinitea
Ohathen Craig
Bish
Dorain
Eas
Wall Wright
Storey
Ohio
Canal
Chicero
Dover
Phape
Arthur
Philadelphiae
Pola
Paortatop Amd
Lay
Milligus Bes
Fogle
Aublatie Club
Ef Lyles Coal Bank
Pittsserg Club
Iy Robinsie
Bia
Nsx
Seaaue
Tiernan
Providence Club
Goody
Osmarstown
A. Goody
Hia Farbor
Dacing
Lego
Thm
Nogshwood
Phillipsburg
the Nations Club of
Washington
Langue
Ard
Providence’s
Budalee Tranchion
Plese
Claireribe
Buffalo
Providence
Nondescript Sports Roundup and Notables
A sprawling miscellany chronicles sports figures and events. Dieyolat, Beech, and other names surface alongside jockeys, cricketers, rowers, and billiards figures. It notes shifts, contemplates matches and tours, and hints at forthcoming articles and historical reviews in a periodical parade of athletic and cultural items.
Public meeting in Gridgeport over Hendricks death
In Gridgeport yesterday a public meeting was held following Mayor Jankine’s call to action regarding T. A. Hendricks’s death. Resolutions were adopted, with full text to appear Monday, and church services announced for today led by Rev. C. C. Haye.
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Aed
T. A. Hendricks
Lieder
Krantz Lal
C.C. Haye Merntui
New Philsel
Wuris
Nottie
Democratic Club
Thomas A. Hendricks
Cell
Real K. McCuenatch
Poatafice
Desides
Central School
Prammar
John P. Leishtiend
John White
Mary Desiney
William Damp
Howe
Earl D. Halez
Tom Relatives
Sadie
Steuben
Lisabe
Murder rumor and county justice in April 1851
The piece reports a murder case in Meaniogwoe district involving John Baker and mentions the Cartwright family as suspects linked to past crimes. It notes public sentiment for justice, the new postmaster appointment at Newton8, and a lively county scene with a large ball, lectures by Mrs. Buel, and various local arrivals and events.
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John Baker
Meaniogwoe
Bill Satterfield
Scafard
Cartwrights
Come At
Lavi Starkey
Jabs Baker
Newton
Barees
Thoman Reed
Bition
W. C. Walker
Thie Place
Wilton
Presbyterian Church
Ster. Geo. McCollum
Gaston Mine
Joe, O Watton
L. Watson
Philadelphia
New Martinsville
Percevaii and
Ganeril
Martinvilleans
Sumbay Sexton
Manrissiuax
Gavar Jefferys
Grafton
Squire Brookover
Wilber P.bagga
Wheeling
W. P. Hubbard
J. D. Laing
Hendricks
Marcorg
New York City
Gen. Mercer
New York
Mins Birdie Hurt
Moasdyyile
Moundaville
Moral
Geo
Staley
Middlebourns
Jantioe
Attack on James Colertone’s house shocks Steubenville
Steubenville reports a Thursday night attack on James Colertone at his home near Jefferson Iron Works. Eleven men allegedly urged him to quit his job, then tried to kill him and burned property. Local officials investigate claims the assailants were from Jefferson Iron Works and Mingo Works Arm tbar. The incident follows other city unrest, choir events, and notes on local trades, with residents and officials discussing safety and future measures.
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Lotien
Diogenes
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Spain
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Jefferson Iron Works
Coleatone
Hogan
Jeffereon Iron Works
Mingo
Colitone
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de Yeente
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Alli
Starr Opera Company
Harmonie
Pan Handle Company
Io Smith
Briliant
Misa Foapie Welle
Pittsburg
Baron
Pyron Lagerialt
Pittaburg
C. B Doty
Mist Rose Harden
Wheeling
John Miera
Cincinnati
David Myers
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