Postmortem findings in Volta case and trial notes
An account describes the inquest into Samuel Volta's death after a head injury. It details skull fractures and brain hemorrhage from a blow, cites postmortem findings, and notes a jury verdict attributing death to a blow by Harry Carother. The report also references contemporaneous observations and a separate meteor-like phenomenon discussed by regional papers.
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Elm Grove motor cart case and town notes in Clinton era
Historic items record John Quess fined for stoning a motor cart near Elm Grove, plus fires from fireworks, land conveyance deeds, a Mollie Wolvingtos party, and clergy notes. Report details election talk by West Virginia figures, local funeral notices, and a Stet Latta interview about Nail Works operations and plans to resume steel nail production alongside nails.
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Thirty-third
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Wheeling
Rikely
Parkersburg
John Volts
Jineeson
Jefferson Club
West Virginia Honored by Presidency of Public Health Association
West Virginia gained high standing in national sanitary circles as James E Reeves of Wheeling was elected president at the American Public Health Association annual session in St Louis. The officers include Lie James E Reeves as President and DD Walcutt of Massachusetts as Secretary with the next meeting set for Washington City in December. Howard of Velam De Improvement received letters patent for a street paving invention using a concrete base with a brick top layer and an interposed sand bed to allow removal without disturbing surrounding work.
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Washington City
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Ohio county twinned in torchlight fusion parade rout
A large Republican crowd marched through Wheeling in a torchlight procession praising a state ticket’s victory. The route covered Main Street, Twelfth, Market, Chapline, and Twenty-fourth streets with flags, gas jets, and lanterns. Decorations adorned homes and businesses along the route, led by notable residents and local officials. Bets on election outcomes flourished as locals wagered on Ohio County results and statewide contrasts with New York and Cleveland.
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Collapse of Capitol tower prompts rebuild and cost
Architect Howard Mills explains the main tower of the Capitol is 72 feet high but walls near the foundation show signs of rupture. The brickwork lacked mortar, a dry heart of the wall was found, and a flat segment arch doorway in the first story pushed outward. Rebuilding is underway, with an estimated $1,000 to complete. The tower will rise about 200 feet to the spire. Tennessee head of the ticket and the Pan Handle Coffee dominated the election results.
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A Nervy Clerk and the Straight Flush Poker Tale
A Chicago paper two years ago profiled a poker room game on Market Street where men from clerk to merchant wagered from a cent ante to a large pot. The clerk wins with a four aces hand after dramatic raises, ending with cordial goodbyes and reflections on being beaten in a full hand.
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Gossip and fashion hints from Wheeling society notes
A chatty column details Wheeling social life, weddings, and fashions. It notes a quiet week with few parties, upcoming dances, bridal etiquette, and travel attire. It covers dance trends, opera behavior, and local music happenings, with brief notices on performers, society figures, and cultural events.
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