Contested New York Politics and Social Commentary
A jumble of political intrigue notes Governor Sulzer and allies, impeachment talk, and party tensions. Fireside remarks critique fashions and public morals while referencing infrastructure, Virginia West Virginia debt talks, and reform debates within Tammany Hall and state governance.
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Charles Fr. Mursy
Tammany Hall
Buber
Statelug
New York
Anhier
Aow
Murphy
Sulzer
Slit skirts stir up debate in Clarksburg fashion row
Two Fairmont young women wore slit skirts and silk hose in Clarksburg sparking a mayoral news dispatch from Harrison county. Local officials arrested them amid fashion morality questions, drawing comments on dress codes, city laws, and regional attitudes toward feminine attire.
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Clarksburg
Fairmont
Matiny
Clarksburs
Orkaburg
Harrison County
Ibee
Merion
County
Wheeling
Register
W. Wa
Eve
Uniontown
Ten Years Ago Today From the Daily Telegram Files
Ten years ago today the Telegram noted a thief near Singer Sewing Machine Co and a jeweler’s jawar scheme. Kip Wiley doubted Janos Z. Jetries would beat James Cor batt at Sor Brancisso. A bank and local figures appear, with political duties, a county teacher institute, a golf club opening, and a report on district treasurer Floyd Rose.
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Servid
A. P. Strange
A- U-Figg
Credentiis
S. M.'Nicé
Li Johnson
F_ Briscoe
C. H
Aa. Page
W. M. Pukery
Dr. ©. Greyson
C. J. Jones
Ip. H. Lowry
Grandmaster
James Hutton
W. W. Saunders
A. v.Straughter
J. F. Briscoe
Thomas Curry
W.L. Jones
B. F. White
A. Straughter
T. W. Martin
3. M. Malory
A.P. Straughter
Pie ‘Graves
Charles Lee
J. D. Shiela
W. M. Taylor
Peacon F. White
T- J. Johnson
J. F- Brices
PW. Wright Land
R- Horn
Jones
J. Stoel
Ramner
Matthew Muster
Montgomery National ‘Bank
Montgomery
Matthew Buster
Kip Wiley
Janos ZT
Jettries
James Corbatt
Sor Brancisso
Funeral for two month old Lucile Nay in Wisenbirz
Funeral services for Lucile Nay aged two months daughter of Mr and Mrs George Nay of Wisenbirz were held at the home at 3 30 Thursday afternoon with burial in Greenlawn cemetery. Spinal meningitis caused her death after a brief illness.
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Lucile Nay
George Nay
Wisenbirz
Greenlawn
Odeon Show Promises Big Vaudeville a Great Bill
The Odeon offers a strong vaudeville program this afternoon and tonight headlined by Monahin and Momian blackface acts and the Blackfire team. Also features Withtow and Grover in a clever comedy singing act, Billy Howard with New York Newsboy songs, and Grit Pa theplay Puttin over Papa with Vita graph Maurice Costello The Spirit of the Orient. Plus a notable note on last year’s U S pottery output valued at 36.5 million dollars and Brown's hemnant sale announced for Friday.
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Odeon
Monahin
Momian
Ehithe Road
Withtow
Grovers
Billy Howard
New York Newsboy
Brodie Billy
Vitagraph
Maurice Costello
Shopping Round Promotes Advertisers In Town
A lively notice urges readers to use today’s Daily Telegram advertising as a quick tour to local stores. It frames ads as courtesy notices from merchants, guiding shoppers to items of interest and saving footsteps.
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Teleram
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United States Senate
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R. L. Matter
Merchants National ‘Bank
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J. Morice
Daily ‘Telegram
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Farmers’ Bank
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Broad Oaks
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