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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1912

Page

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Titanic Survivors Reach New York Amid Hope and Loss

Reports from April 17 indicate Clarence Moore of Clarksburg and Lucien Smith of Morgantown, aboard the Titanic, are presumed dead while details of Carpathia’s approach to New York and ongoing inquiries by Congress outline the tragedy and anticipated inquiries into rescue failures. Frank R. Moore, mayor of Gallipolis, plans to reach New York as Carpathia docks Friday.

Washington Clarence Moors Clarksburg Lucien P. Smith Morgantown Hughes Sir February Chava Bmith New York Navy Department Decker The Chester Portland Carpathian Pamengere Carpathia Cape Race Olympic Claiss Committee of Congress Alexander Minpouri House Committee On Fisheries Senate Commerce Committee Frank R. Moore

Shore Chosen General Manager Of Clarksburg Mill

John J. Shore elected general manager of the Clarksburg Lumber and Planing Mill Company succeeding J. F. Lawman. Shore brings twelve years in lumber, previously with Parkersburg and Senseman Lumber. Lawman resumes house contracting work as the plant reports prosperous operations and recent expansions after last summer’s fire.

John J. Shore Clarksburg Lawman W. B. Robbins Thand

Colored man Samuel Lewis dies after Broad Oaks shooting

Samuel Lewis, the colored man shot Sunday April 7 at his Broad Oaks home, died at 1 o clock Wednesday morning at St Marys hospital. Body taken to Sfer s Kearns parlors for burial. Funeral plans unfinished as relatives have not arrived. he leaves a widow in Elkins and a son in Broad Oaks.

Samuel] Lewis Broad Oaks St. Mary's Hospital Sfers- Kearns Elkins Broad Oske

Postmaster Appointments Move in Indiana and Illinois

James P. McCallister becomes postmaster at Hurdette Putnam County in place of E Carpenter who resigned. Adam B. Shrove named postmaster at Lames Grant County succeeding A S Judy who resigned.

Washington, i D. C James P. McCallister Hurdette Putnam County E. Carpenter Adam B. Shrove iLames Grant County A. S. Judy

Entertainment and supper at Mount Zion Baptist Church

A Thursday evening event hosted by the Home Missionary Circle at Mount Zion Baptist Church on West Main Street features an entertainment program. Participants include Miss Elizabeth Henderson, Rev W T Kenney, Mrs Laelia Patton, Miss Lucy Banks, Miss Emily Banks, Miss Annie Patton, Miss Helen Perkins, Miss Eula Myers, Mrs Anna Mitchell, Miss Doll Kennoy, and Mrs Kennoy in solos recitations and instrumental pieces.

Mount Zion Bapitsl West Main Street Home Missionary Circle of the Church Elizabeth Henderson W. T. Kenney Laelia Patton Lucy Banks Emily Banks Annie Patton Helen Perkins Eula Myers

Progressive Oil and Gas Company Incorporation Notice

Secretary of State issued one charter Tuesday naming the Progressive Oil and Gas Company of Cameron West Virginia to drill for oil and gas on the site of Ohio. Authorized capital is 26000 dollars. Incorporators include H. H. Howard Van H. Parriott J F Williams W B Fletcher and James D Parriott all of Cameron.

Charleston Progressive Oil and Gas Company Cameron W. Va Ohio H. H. Howard van H. Parriott J. F. Williams W. B. Fletcher James D. Parriott Lot Cameron

O Hara Named to Supreme Court Bench in Bipartisan Move

Governor Harmon appointed Cincinnati judge Joseph W. O Hara to the state Supreme Court to fill the late Judge Price amid a bipartisan shift. In Alamstone a shooting incident left William Edgell in jail on charges of assault with intent to kill after a confrontation with Costilow at a hotel porch. Sheriff Byrd captured Edgell in Northview. Costilow testified. hearing set for 7 40 p m Thursday night.

Columbus Harmon Joseph W. O'Hara Cincinnati Judge Price Supreme Court Bench Alamston William Wdgell Costilow Castilow Chase Gherrif Percy Byrd Northview Edgell Coatflow Jackson V. Carter

Baseball Score Boards Installations At City Venues

Five score boards have been installed in the city to display National American and Central League baseball scores daily. A ticker service accompanies them at several locations including Metropolitan bunnet where large crowds gather to watch scores. Hugh M. Martin of Shinuston was here Wednesday.

Bunnet

Local Sailor Tells Titanic Sinking Tales From Arctic Ice

An elderly mariner recalls White Star Line history and ice danger as he discusses the Titanic disaster and Arctic voyages. He cites family links to ship founders and recounts personal seafaring episodes including earlier collisions and rescue stories.

Location Made Gas Development Near Bridgeport

The Hope Natural Gas Company prepares to develop the Duffy term near Bridgeport. The tract consists of 190 acres and is owned by John Wy and Frank Duty of the jet.

Hope Natural Gas Company Bridgeport John Wy Frank Duty Thin Jet

Harrity Dies Former DNC Chairman in Philadelphia

William Harrity former chairman of the Democratic National Committee and influential in Democratic circles died at his Overbrook home. He steered Grover Cleveland's campaign and retired from politics after Bryan's 1896 nomination.

Philadelphia Willam Harrity Democratic National Overbrook Grover Cleveland Bryan

Titanic Sinking Feels Family Impact on Two Continents

William Jones a Union National Bank building worker anxiously awaits news of Titanic survivors. His cousin William Wilson of Lesteratrice England is said to have sailed on the ship for this country. Latatetter heirs drill a 4K gas well near the city water works, yielding two and a half million cubic feet daily.

J.B. Wether Dark Smet Daily Telegram Newfoundland Mrd Wethes Bergn Arctica Labrador Tiante Wethen Leomes HW Gnlord Joan Bruce Yamnay International Mercantire Marine Company Charles Moore White Star Line Areamanips Ismay Trante Ismay, Jimirié and Company Unis Noyed Steamship Line M- Moora Tadlaimide Tadlaimide and Wened A Set of Eighty Or Ninety ¥ Sels. ‘Brace Ismay Mr. Wethen Calcutta England Cape Race South Pole Ceylon George X Neares Antarctic Discovery Bay Eixteen Challenger Veesel William Jones Union National Bank William Wilson Lesteratire Latatetter City Water Works

Howe Reappointed to City Police Force

An oversight omitted George Howe from the police list for the upcoming tri municipal year. He was reappointed and will continue on the force as before.

George Howe Howe

Marriage License Granted to John Ray Richards and Nino Winslow Steel

A marriage license was issued to John Ray Richards and Nino Winslow Steel. The records indicate the couple completed the required formalities and were granted permission to wed.

John Ray Richards Nino Winslow Steel

Storm Kills Four in South Louisiana Damages Heavy

A April storm in south Louisiana caused four deaths and heavy property damage. The victims were John William of Flame Mine Frank Montsape of Natalwany Charles Glee of Woodbee and John Hamilton of Wanchos Bayou.

New Orleans South Louisiana Lnstight John W Willam Flame Mine Frank Monts|ape NataWany Charles Glee Joodbee John Hamilton Wanchos Bayou

Woman Annoyer Jailed After Police Court Fine

Clay Weekly was fined 10 dollars and 4.60 dollars costs after insulting women near Glan Mill bridge. Mayor Frank R. Moore ordered ten days in jail with Policeman Lloyd Quesa detaining him. Weekly paid part of the fine and must serve the remainder in jail.

Clay Worye Frank R. Moore Glan Mill Bridge Lloyd Quesa Weekley

Four Months Detention For Immoral Conduct Pair

Della Winters and Lloyd Johnson were arrested Tuesday in the West End by Policeman Lloyd Quetn and charged with immoral conduct. They appeared before Justice G H Gordon and were released on $300 bonds to keep the peace for four months. failure to comply would send them to jail. The couple had been recently arrested together and fined prior.

Della Winters Lloyd Johnson Lloyd Quetn G. H. Gordon West End

Knights of Columbus Card Party and Recital Tonight

Progressive euchre party and recital set for the Knights of Columbus hall on Third Street. Miss Edna Mullen of Sistersville, noted elocutionist, will present The attendance is expected to be large and enthusiastic.

Knights of Columbus Coutell Edna Mullen Sistersville

Primary Wanted by Davis Elkins in West Virginia

Morgantown W Va April 17 Former Senator Davis Elkins urges the Republican State Committee to hold an early meeting and permit voters to choose a Senate candidate directly He notes Democrats plan a senatorial preference primary and argues for direct input to select the U S senator He pledges to support the chosen candidate and criticizes legislative selection of senators

Ghairleston United States Davis Elkins Republican State Committee Atgta Virgil L. Highland Elkins Roosevelt Elias Isan Morgantown W. Va Clarksburg Mr. Highland State Committee United States Senate Uemate Republican Party Jstate Commlites Peor Jple Pate

Memorial for John Paul Jones Planned in Potomac Park

A new memorial honoring naval hero John Paul Jones will be placed northwest of Seventeenth Street near the White House, within the Potomac Park area. The $50,000 monument features a marble pylon, a bronze Intrepid statue, and fountain elements, with inscriptions about Jones and a scene of surrender.

Ptadie Paul Jones Dagun Aévers France America H. Niehaus New ‘York Hattie Seventeenth White House Lannow Aierl Wulldinge Mit Bo Cracten New Potomac Park Fonss Republic Filean John Pauly Tsk Amn Lempel Py

Monument Unveiling at Bacon Street Hall

A ceremony is planned at the hall on Bacon Street to unveil a monument in memory of the Woodman of the Wadd fund. The service is set for 8 o clock with attendees from the local community and associated groups.

Thalt Hall Bacon Street Tha Wadd Fonda

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Hope Clarence Moore Smith Boston Sable Ieland Franconia Salem Nantucket Gaultpolis, O Albert A. Stewart Gallipolis Francé Sailor Titanic MR. Shore Clarksburg Lumber and Planing Mill Company Man St. Mary’s Hospital West Virginia Colored Church Dunbar Anna Mitchell Miss Doll Kennoy Mrs. Kennoy POSSE Would-Be State of Owara Hugh M. Martin Shinuston Waa Fam Ily Big Steamship Line J. B. Wether Workman Union Bank Sirtue Unyollek Potomac Parkington Herous Bonhomme Richard Gommey Jors Jones Fife
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