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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1906
Page
1
Rain disrupted the West fin Ash Association event with heats run Tuesday afternoon and plans for Wednesday. The program featured harness races, poultry exhibits, and livestock prizes including Jersey and Hereford stock with several prize winners listed by name and farm.
The West Virginia Sheriffs Association plans a August 15 gathering in Huntington. All state sheriffs are expected to attend as discussions focus on statewide settlements and the proposed commissions bill. The meeting may prompt action toward a more specific law on the issue.
Aug 8 Cumberland reports the Consolidation Company tunnel in the George's Check region nearly complete as heavy water flow ends after weeks of drilling. The two mile long passage is eight feet high and wide with headings meeting within inches marking a major engineering milestone.
Acting Secretary of State Bacon sent a dispatch to Ambassador Wright from Sitka Alaska about the killing of Japanese fishermen near St Paul Island. The message notes no apology or further regret, labeling the fishermen as poachers if they were within three mile limits. It emphasizes the incident was treated as information for the record.
John Dillon of Mineral spent the day in the city. A Lystrell arrived from Weo Trop Wednesday. Rennalt from Weston attended on Wednesday. Rogue from Tumberport and J. M. Easter of Weston were listed as visitors Wednesday. Varner was in town on Wednesday.
Aug 8 Mt Gretner Camp Roosevelt notes General Scott inspecting West Virginia regiments. A clash of command between militia and regular officers is avoided, with Scott and Grant agreeing on mixed staff support. The Second West Virginia Band serenades Grant as Scott thanks the troops for the remembrance.
A sensational educational show recounts the San Francisco calamity with vivid slides and dramatic scenes. The program includes songs, a contortion act, and a dazzling dancer, promising a shocking, never-to-be-mested presentation for all ages.
Sophronia and Viole, sisters by law, quarrelled Tuesday evening near their homes. Viole allegedly used a hoe to strike Sophronia and tear her clothes. Rodgere’s warrant is to be served today.
Two work trains on the Vandalia collided at City, Indianapolis. Thomas Wren died, HL gravel pit foreman was seriously wounded, and five Hungarian workers were badly injured.
The Pinnickinnick community voices disapproval of Mrs Cottrill and Joaph Cottrill alleging improper nocturnal activity with numerous foreigners. Citizens demand inquiry as residents prepare to seek a sworn out action amid reported misconduct.
The article describes a factional split within the international Teamsters, led by Albert Young, aiming to defeat the National President in an upcoming election. A rump meeting adjourned with 180 delegates and a committee promised to reconcile opposing factions, amid tensions over Shea and leadership disputes.
An upcoming union camp meeting will start Sunday August 19 at the fair grounds near the A M E chapel in Clarksburg. The event promises old fashioned services with all welcome and a closing divine. New Orleans Jubilee Singers will perform and Prof I W Jenkins is noted for his singing. Attendees pay ten cents each to cover expenses. Reverend Bazor Tistor invites all to attend.
Governor Warfield of Maryland arrives in Springfield with the adjutant general and secretary of state to attend the Maryland reunion. Governor Harris will also attend.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad orders work resumed on 5,000 car repair shops at Keyser Maryland following cancellation of the contract. Foreign workers allegedly brought in for the project caused the dispute over safety and conditions, leading to the suspension.
County court recessed from Tuesday evening to Thursday due to the county fair. Judges will complete laying the district levies that day.
In Wood County, Parkerburg, yesterday's Republican primary nominated W. A. McDowell for county commissioner W. B. Igo W. H. Nutter and Elmer Sjimway for the house of delegates and TP. O. Bullock for president of the avhook board. Jim Jalender of Brie mines operated nyon af the Kessler Wednesday morning for stones. Bass joins Bictly sr ru and Honghy of Fairmont.
The Baptist chapel in Pinnickin Ape nears completion with pews and a pulpit to be installed. Sunday school will continue in the existing space while the new edifice, built by church members and contributors, costs about 900 dollars. Rev. Robert B. McDanel was seated with three chandeliers donated by John Fi Pple of Philadelphia.
Dispatch reports it is possible Henry G. Davis may secure the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Second District. Davis and his brother Toni met with John T. McGraw at Deer Park amid strong Democratic sentiment favoring election of Tam or his brother. Henry G. Col. Tam says he will not run again but may consider the honor if offered.
Vermont and West Virginia troops prove steady under heat at Camp Roosevelt. Recruits and regulars endure strenuous drills as training continues despite challenging conditions.
Parker sburg August 8 Hallam, a construction worker at lock No 13 on the Ohio River above here, fell into the water last night and was found dead. He was dead before rescue could reach him.
Mrs Amanda Wari, aged 68, was struck by an express train last evening. Her body was severed in two, and authorities reported the tragedy in Huntington.
The mine superintendents of the Clackshoro Fee Company held a regular meeting here Tuesday night with most present. They discussed the various features of mining operations in the district.
Lawn fete organized by the Indies of the First Presbyterian Church will take place Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. G. W. Shuttleworth located at 275 Clay Street. Date and time details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Two hundred reserved Font tickets for the baseball game between Cincinnati and Clarksburg will be placed at Wellsbarine shop Monday and Tuesday for the convenience of those who will attend. Mies Edna Bloc of Philadelphia visits Haak city friends. Deputy Sterists J My Koox and We ch Reonsa Toxna take the for eGo ete ee.
The Norris family, once injured on an overhead bridge incident, are discharged from hospital and will reside with George W. Morris in Robinson's Mills, as recognition money totaling 237.70 is distributed through Lowndes Savings Bank. The article recalls Morris's newspaper career and provocative writings, noting his clash with Mur Lawson and critique of West Virginia politics.
Bank failure aftermath hits LaPorte plant as Plane Manufacturing Company, maker of picture frames and tomb moulding, is placed in receivership with Emmett Scott named receiver. Assets and liabilities reported around 100000 dollars. operations to continue under court control.
Five sailors were jailed at League Palas Navy Yard after a Monday night mutiny sparked by beer in camp on the Dancadar. An intoxicated man was badly hurt in a fight with a guard as others were confined. Private Burnett suffered a facial injury, and Reusey had a fractured bone.
Mexayiler Russell allegedly took horses wagon and outfit from Munsell and later refused to return them after James demanded the scene occurred last week in a rural area. A warrant was sworn by Squire Harry Gordon. Both parties are described as colored.
The Rathbone Sisters held a Tuesday night shooting event described as a lively and sociable gathering. R. J. Hurdyoke participated in the event with a notable sense of community and humor.
Barboursville based Mortis Stqrway College announces the signing of catcher Jacalbababiah Tumaa to join the squad. He will debut in the home opener against Manningtor and is expected to provide strong defense and leadership behind the plate.
Fragmentary OCR shows marriage license entries involving individuals: Jiqueeie Babe Bea Leew, John L. Asickbow, and Toy 0. Nuttes in Sagislaw and Mazon regions. Details are incomplete but indicate records of unions in the area.
Defunct bank patrons flock as officials and police attempt crowd control. Bank examiner Jones publicly states the disaster stemmed from alleged criminal conduct by Stansted, with purported losses totaling over 100 to 400 dollars.
Ralph Thompson of this city married Miss Edna Hale at Weston this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Sumin Hale and the couple plan to reside in Glen. Sheriff A P Hide attended as a guest.
A large party was entertained Tuesday evening at the park by Mr and Mrs Prank. The event featured a beige basket paper and indilged tea. Guests included feande figures and their children, with several drones noted among the attendees.
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