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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1907
Page
4
The Atlanta Constitution question on tariff revision prompts The Manufacturer's Record to defend Southern protection and criticize Democratic delays. The piece highlights Southern newspapers' push for a southern, Bryan-led presidential bid, arguing personal history and deeds matter beyond theory.
The court urged immediate repair of holes in the Glen Elk bridge and other bridges, stating the people pay for upkeep and delays harm the public. Swisher is unlikely to withdraw for Elliott Northcott, with Northcott’s candidacy seen as improbable. Durst appears secure in nomination as no other candidate threatens Swisher’s path.
The Zinn Sisters scored another success, drawing several large audiences. Miss Esabella Zinn performed a notable act in her back and wing routine while Miss Annie Bedford drew crowds at the Bijou last night with the illustrated song I Am Waiting in the Gloaming Sweet Genevieve.
Six prisoners bowed to Mayor Crile at police court and received punishments for city ordinance violations. Andre Lunett George Thompson and Frank Smith were fined for carrying large cargoes of intoxicating liquor affecting navigation and jailed three days each for nonpayment. D Conners Irwin Hutton paid 3 in fines and costs for drung in the streets. William Fogg was sent to the sheriff for one day board and lodging for being drunk and disorderly.
South Penn Oil reports a successful drill on the Leonard Ashcraft farm in the Gordon area producing 20 barrels daily. Invincible Oil completes No 5 on the M Wilcox farm with a 5 barrel pumper in the Gordon sand. Dog Run Oil No 5 on the John Williams farm yields 14 barrels daily from the same formation.
J W Bell, moved from Randolph County to Wheeling, faces internal revenue law charges. He will be jailed until trial in September in Ohio County, with the case set for jawalt proceedings there.
Francis Martin Fox died Monday and his funeral was held in Wheeling on Wednesday at 9 AM with interment in the same city. He was a nephew of Thomas A. Heneghan, who attended the services.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Mission will serve ice cream and take at Grasselli on the evening of August 21.
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