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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary eyewitness notes describe bootlegging activity on a weekday, with men purchasing or delivering half pints of whiskey at a hotel and others drinking beer in improvised settings. Officials reported attempts to disrupt the supply and several individuals faced refusals or disruptions.
A West End disturbance led to a phone call reporting a murder at closing time. Witnesses described a man fatally wounding Irvin Kidd after a confrontation, sparking rumors of ongoing trouble and street unrest through the evening.
Brewery opens tomorrow with an open house at 2 40 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Invitations extended to the general public to inspect the premises before sale. Expect strong early demand as the first stock goes to market.
Norman Groves, a linotype operator, is the proud father of a ten pound pig born Sunday. The Telegram notes the event with a warm welcome to Gomes Town and reports mother and piglet are doing fine. Groves, shaken by the moment, feels a new sense of responsibility.
Fragmentary report shows Williams was re arrested and a constable named Caffinan visited O Neil wines. References to Tuk William and Charney file appear. Jury verdict says Mm found guilty by Jen of Wilenburg with WY ardes and payment details, though portions are unclear.
Two suspects linked to a B&O rail break and robbery denial faced confirmation of guilt by trial. Hardy and another man fought, leaving both crippled, with Captain Carnes and Officer Powell testifying. Bond set at 500 dollars each for no grand jury.
Shocks were felt at intervals of about an hour with no damage reported. Mayor J H Schmitz urged aid in clothing and provisions for the relief effort to Major A Devol, Presidio Quartermaster. Senate appropriated 1700000 for navy and postal relief needs following the earthquake. General Greely cites strict economy in relief rations and withholding aid from those refusing to work.
The Chess Brothers suit against E. M. Grant remained before the federal court Monday morning. W. J. Tennmons of Grafton was fined ten dollars and jailed thirty days for violating the federal revenue laws. Gentry Brothers suit against the City of Grattan was submitted on demurrer. The case of William Gene versus Pertogee was settled. The court will adjourn later this week.
Just before Sunday morning worship the West Baptist Church received a significant memorial gift. A polished oak timepiece with enamel plate was presented in memory of Hazel Kyle a prominent church member who died March 24 1905. The inscription on the plate carries the name and date. The presentation was made by the church’s president Macold Hotceard and Rev B R McDaniel the pastor accepted on behalf of the church.
Chicago grain market summary notes a 1 2 point gain to 78 1 2 for wheat with corn at 46 5 28 and oats at 28. Prices reflect brief trading in light volume as traders monitor supply and demand signals.
Ralph S. Warnack, severely injured in the engine explosion that killed Engineer Board and Brakeman Bond, said to Tol aaimin at St Marys hospital that he recalls little from before consciousness Friday. He expects to regain more memory as he recovers. he suspects a water shortage may not be the cause. Warnack, with three years on the division, is praised as a top fireman while his Lynchburg, Virginia family awaits his full recovery.
Witnesses describe a strange bell ring outside Traders Hotel as travelers discuss its meaning. A man claims it signaled “Ahlen” while others suggest it may be a joke or an accident, leaving the incident unclear.
A circus promoter, J O Donnell, former Vorepaughanil representative, advertises large shows in local papers. He claims improved performances and clever entertainment with big acts, announcing the circus will be in the city on May 1.
A marriage license has been issued to Samuel E. Thayer and Grige Winters in the city clerk’s office, records show. The filing indicates a lawful union under local marriage statutes.
A report describes a weekend incident at a hotel where Sheriff Winni was involved after a man named Te is reported injured with a compound fracture. Andrew Lyon directed the body to St Mary's hospital and the injured rider is described as having fallen or jumped from a vehicle during a parade-related event in Nicholas County.
The article reports Dougherty being tried and discharged on shooting charges after a court appearance. It notes testimony by witnesses and mentions a future warrant for Dougherty on carrying concealed weapons, with attorney representation listed.
A Salem special election is set for tomorrow to decide on street paving funding. The proposal would fix assessments at about 28,000 dollars and levy costs on property owners. past bonds have had mixed public support.
A report from Manila notes that a Mineman on Samar island was involved in a deadly encounter with Palajanes. The incident resulted in the death of thirty of the latter.
A twelve entry billiard tournament starts at the Troeiol with a raised prize pool and rounds over several days. Fair play is expected as players face each other for a share of the 15 4810 prize and spectators anticipate skilled, sharp play.
Fragmentary text from a historical page yields no identifiable people places or actions. Content appears garbled with multiple unreadable segments hindering factual extraction.
In a tense session, officers cited Miss Wisunder and three other women amid an undercurrent of warrants and house checks. Prisons dealt with Mary Bret for vagrancy, Burt McAfee for intoxication, and Charles Throw for drunkenness as the city wrestled with local disorder and insufficient funds.
In Conberlind Maryland April 30 a Brooklyn Heights man named Fogle returned home drunk and shot his wife and two daughters. He fired five shots after being restrained and died instantly. His wife was questioned but not prosecuted.
Two former Marion officials die within the same hour, Johnstone the former mayor and John G. Mader, who served as Marion’s mayor last January. Mader’s death follows news from Chillicothe, Ohio. The report identifies Ex-Mayor Johnstone as the father of General Johnstone.
A detailed list of committees is announced by the local commandery for the reception event. General parade and entertainment chairs are named along with hotel, accommodation, decorations, invitations, transportation and finance roles. A reform limits the number of ladies to two per Knights at the reception in the Waldo on the night of May.
Local preview notes the upcoming barber shop run by Levy II, a longtime resident coming from previous success in town. The venture plans to open midweek, offering haircuts, shaves, and a cigar stand, with emphasis on careful service and public patronage.
April 30 report from Aisy Assonatea notes Bonaparte ill with fever at his Baltimore home as siege threats and pneumonia rumors circulate, citing a message from Secretary Rosiparte.
MT CARMEL Pa April 30 A dining room girl refused service to a lieutenant according to Associated Press dispatch noting a strike by Waitrisses. The report cites state officials and possible labor action affecting local dining rooms.
CLEVELAND AP May 20 Heery C Rouse a prominent railroad man died here today after an illness aged 56 years Heery C Rouse is listed as a railroad official and employee referenced in city notices and obituaries.
Members of the Adelphi and related lodges attend a gathering in Weston and Washington areas with talks, sermons, and reports. The event features speakers from several lodges including Bridgeport and Carapbetl, and notes about financial arrangements and clerical oversight.
Residents respond to a relief effort with a large Catholic drive amid ongoing appeals led by JF Donahue. Contributions listed include cash payments and other donations, with the public invited to participate in support efforts through the fund.
A couple wed at the First Baptist Church in Fairmont with Rev. Bag officiating. The groom came from Pennsylvania and the bride from a nearby county. three guests accompanied the couple as they departed for the groom’s home.
Fragmentary text suggests a note about a lad and a batter trace, but details are unreadable. No clear names, dates, places, or events are extractable for a factual summary.
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