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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1907

Page

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Pharmacy Board Holds First Session at Waldo Hotel

Newly appointed and holdover members convened at 2 PM to organize the West Virginia State Board of Pharmacy. Officers to be elected, by-laws adopted, terms set for Haymaker Scott Price Walker Landon, and the session to continue into the evening.

Commissioners of Pharmacy State Board of ‘Pharmacy Frank B. Haymaker S. M. Scott, Jr Terra Alta Walter C. Price Charleston Alfred Walker Sutton F. P. Landon Keystone Waldo Hotel Iona Haymaker Scott Price Walker Landon Scott Sles Messrs Tate

Debts of Church Are Liquidated at First Baptist

In April the First Baptist church appointed a committee Messrs Taney Harrison Perry C Williams Walter M Elliott Carl L Horner and Amos Payne to raise 2000 plus year interest to pay off the church debt. They report the full amount secured with surplus to apply to small debts on mission chapels. The church is out of debt and commends the committee.

First Baptist Church Taney Harrison Perry C. Williams Walter M. Elliott Carl L. Horner Amos Payne

Airship Destroyed by Wind Storm at State Fair Grounds

A wind storm damaged the Iowa State fair grounds causing about 100000 in losses. Knoakenshue’s air ship and captive balloon were totally destroyed. Miss Florrie Jackson, guest of Mrs. S. B. Stiles of Parkersburg, will arrive home tomorrow and be accompanied by Mrs. Stiles to visit relatives here.

Associated Press Des Moines Towa State Knoakenshue Florrie Jackson 5. B. Stiles Parkersburs Silies Wil

Bon Bons Coupon Gaffe Offers Free Boxes by Telegram

A Telegram coupon promotion promises 25 boxes of Guth's Bon Bons to the sender with the largest total coupon submissions. The sweepstakes invites readers to mail in coupons to claim the free treats.

Guth

Illnois Central Rail Board Meeting Record Silent Exchange

Stoyvesand Mish declined to discuss a personal encounter with President Harahan at a board of directors meeting. The session occurred during talks connected to the Illinois Central Railroad yesterday in New York.

Associated Press New York Stoyvesand Mish Harahan Illnois Central Railroad

Clarksburg Zinc Company Chartered by State

The Clarksburg Zinc Company is chartered with a $50,000 authorized stock and objects to build manufactories and produce shelter or pig zinc shee zinc sulphuric acid carbides and other chemicals. It will operate smelters own coal mines and mining machinery. Incorporators include W. F. Osterle C. O. Osterle James N. Hess W. Lee Williams and Thos. W. Ward.

Clarksburg W. F. Osterle C. O. Osterle James N. Hess W. Lee Williams Thos. W. Ward

Italian Festa Celebrates Italian Band at Union Park

Italian residents urged to attend a large celebratory event featuring the Savoia Band of Claslee burg W Va with Marco and Walter performing music and actors. The program honors Italian heritage as local crowds enjoy the frenzied festivity. Joseph Cohen of Globe Clothing presented Connellsville baseball team members Ellam O'Hara and Griffin with three pairs of shoes for home runs at Union Park. The home run prize offer remains open to all who achieve homers at the local park.

Joseph Cohen Globe Clothing House Messrs Ellam, O'Hara and Griffin Connellsville Union Park

Lady Maccabees Meet Friday in Harrison Hive Notice

The ladies of Harrison Hive No. 984, Modern Maccabees, are asked to attend Friday evening August 28 as district deputy Mrs. Marshall of Washington DC will be present. Smith Hood arrived Thursday from Fairmont.

Harrison Marshall Washington, D. C

Engineers Elect Price President at State Association Banquet

The sixth annual state conversion of the National Association of Stationery Engineers of West Virginia closes with a banquet at One Waldo starting at 10 tonight. E Volts W Price and B F Caruthers were nominated for president. Price won with the most votes. Other officers named include E Volts vice president, Caruthers recording secretary, Wilkinson financial secretary, Atalter treasurer, Duncan conductor, and Mrs Price doorkeeper. The group discussed funding for future conventions and planned by law revisions. A banquet menu followed with chicken gumbo, sole, fried items, vegetables, roast chicken, and beer.

National Association of Stationery Engineers of West Virginia Waldo E. Volts B. F. Caruthers R. G. Wilkinson Fr. J. Atalter G. W. Duncan Mutheran

Evening musical program listing with selections and speakers

The program features pieces such as Intermezzo selections including Flora March Arabia Overture and The Red Mill Intermezzo. Speakers listed include Stuart FP Reed R L Bland A K Thorn and M Hart.

Flora Maren Fyerrnyseee Trixy Stuart FP. Reed R. L. Bland A. K. Thorn M. Hart

National Meeting of Hoo Hoo Order

A detailed schedule for the national gathering notes events from Sunday September 8 to Thursday September 12. Initiatory ceremonies, plenary sessions, addresses by leaders, social events, tours to Ocean City and Shore Line, banquets, theatre, and a Chesapeake Bay voyage concluding in Norfolk. Includes names of speakers and cloister references.

Osman Osirian Snark A. C. Ramsey Franklin P. Story Ocean City Steel Pier Open Ocean Mermaid Philadelphia Chesapeake Bay Norfolk Jamestown Hampton Roads

Northview man arrested on assault charge after Saturday night incident

Leslie Wicks of Northview was arrested by Constable Waldo Thurs day at the instance of Harvey Mc Clung, charging him with assaulting and beating Mc Clung last Saturday night. Wicks’ trial was set for Friday night and he was released on his own recognizance. TO ADDRESS YOUNG PEOPLE. Rev Mr Wells of the M E Church in Broad Oaks will speak to the young people at the Industrial school house Friday night.

Leslie Wicks Northview Waldo Thursday Harvey McClung Mr. Wells M. E. Church Broad Oaks Joe Ventro Art Waldo Gordon's Court Louis Rose Rose East Pike Street

Taft in Denver as crowds greet War Secretary

Associated Press reports Secretary of War Taft arrives in Denver and is greeted by Republican leaders and a large crowd. He tours Fort Logan, attends a public address at the Capitol grounds, and meals with local figures at Walhurst. Other items note a July–August arrest on East Pike street and several oil and gas drill locations on Tenmile Creek and Salem Fork. Rev John A Reynolds is in Weston.

Associated Press Denver Col Taft Walhurst Thomas F Walsh Fort Logan Capital Grounds Tenmile Creek Tenmile Distret This County M. J. Rowland & Co B. Despard Heirs Hope Natural Gas Company Carter Rogers Salem Fork Independent Oil Co Richard Davis Crooked Run Hope Gas Co Eli Haggerty S. L. Williams

Adamston to Build Long Boardwalks on Pike and Chestnut

The town council of Adamston approved laying 2300 feet of board sidewalks on Pike street and 2300 feet on Chestnut street. The walks will be five feet wide and cost 1200 dollars.

Adamaton Pike Street Chestnut Street

Suburb Slides Down Slope In Portview Homes

Twenty two dwellings on Scott street in Portvie Portview, Pa. slid three hundred feet in a landslide endangering occupants including foreigners. The Board of Trade will meet at the Waldo hotel tomorrow at 8 PM to discuss related matters.

Associated Press Vpisberg Scott Street Portvie Board of Trade Waldo Hotel

Ramsey Monument Planned Unveiling at Greenlawn Cemetery

At a Woodmen of the World meeting last night arrangements were made for unveiling Newton Ramsey monument in Greenlawn cemetery Adamston during the first week of October. B A Rider and M L McWhorter to secure speakers. Robert Mc Clusg and W J Davidson to arrange music.

Woodmen of the World Newton Ramsey Greenlawn Adamston B. A. Rider M. L. McWhorter Robert McClusg W. J. Davidson

Builder Halprin Declares Personal Bankruptcy

Jacob B. Halprin, builder, presented a personal petition in bankruptcy showing assets of 150 dollars exempt, with liabilities and assets totaling about 1.155 million dollars. The filing was reported from New York on August 29 by Associated Press.

Associated Press New York Jacob Halprin

Baptist Christian Endeavor Meeting Changes to 7:30

The Baptist Christian Endeavor holds a monthly meeting Friday night at 7:30 with an India relief offering for Rev Wheeler Boggess. Topic is I Can and I Can't led by Edgar R. Moore. Members urged to attend prepared.

The Baptist Christian Endeavor India Wheeler Boggess Edgar R. Moore

Young Woman in Court Fined for Drunkenness

A court session this morning heard Jean Bernard, a young woman in black, confess to drunken behavior. Mayor Orile fined her ten dollars and costs, which she could not pay, sending her to ten days in jail.

Jean Bernard Orile M. L. Ryles C. D. Matheney Plegott

Moving Picture Entertainment at O id Opera House

A moving picture show directed by Lyman H. Howe will screen on Thursday and Friday September 6 at the O id Opera House. The program promises a wholly new, varied lineup that educates and amuses, presenting distant scenes and human interest topics to inform and entertain all audiences.

O Id Opera House Lyman H. Howe Howe Jook

Pioneers Hunt Encroachments on Public Highways

Jefferson D. Bassel and Benjamin Brown Stout of the county court went down the river today to detect encroachments on the public highways and gather evidence for indictments against persons or corporations encroaching on county property.

Jefferson D. Bassel Benjamin Brown Stout

Boys Escape from Reform School at Prentytown

Nine inmates slipped away from the Doys Reform School last night as guards were surprised. One captured at 11 pm, another at 3 am, with others reported near Grafton, Webster, and the glass plant area. Two are believed to have ridden a freight train. Search continued at dawn.

Nil Loys Doys Prentytown Grafton Webster

Schools Open Dates Placed For Fall Term

The Broaddus schools plan to open Thursday next week with high prospects for large enrollment. President Elkanah Hulley and agents canvass the state for pupils. The city school opens Monday Sept 8 and St Josephs Academy announces Sept 9 as opening dates.

Broaddus Tasts Elkanah Hulley St. Joseph's Academy

Approaching Term of Circuit Court Set for Six Weeks

The September term of the circuit court opens next Monday with Judge Charles W. Lynch. The term will run at least six weeks, three devoted to criminal business. The grand jury meets five days with many witnesses. Old felonies to be tried include Gain, Yerkey, Finnerty, and Edwards. Grand jury indictments anticipated for Michaels, Jones, Wilkins, Hamrick, Burgess, Single, Alvino, Jones, Monroe, Sabella, Bell, and others including Eureka Loan case probes.

Circuit Court Charles W. Lynch Arthur Gain Charles Gould William Yerkey Emory Schrader Fual City Patsy Finnerty Willian M. Palle Richard J. Edwards Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Hugh Michaels Jack Hays Lewis Jones Davisson George Wilkins Famherport Oma Hamrick James Burgess Frank Mark Fuel Guy Andy Single Michael Moran Letta Alvino Frank Andrea Wiliam Jones Edward Harris Ernest Monroe Julia Cheatham Sabella Peasi Rosa Oliverio Dola Dick Bell D. W. George Joel F. Randolph Granville H. Davis Eureka L. & B. Oase Eureka Loan & Building Adsocialion Grand Jury

Denver Death Claims Local Resident Patrick White

Patrick White died Sunday night in Denver after moving there for health reasons eighteen months earlier. Survived by his wife and four daughters including Besse White formerly at the Consolidated Telephone Company. He held $6,000 in life insurance with Woodmen of the World Maccabees and Metropolitan Life. Carl Willard of Parkersburg arrived to take a position.

Patrick White Broad Oakal Denver Col Mr. White Besse White Exchange Office Consolidated Telephone Company White Woodmen of the World Order The Maccabees Metropolitan Lits Insurance Co

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Pharmacy Board Committee of First Baptist Self Zing Company Chartered Secretary of State Italiani Residenti Cintorni di Italiani Possono Accorrero Numerosi Scorsiant la Banda Italiana Savoia di Curore Tale Festa Rendendo Onore Entrati Ragazil Lady Maccabees Smith Hood Fairmont Votts L. J. Tracy M. J. Cottingham B. P. Caruthera W. W Caruthera Queen Olives Auvienblant Pommes Julienne Clarksture Beer Demi Tasse Hoo Hoo Atlantic City Jumbermer W. E. Barnes East Supreme Arcan John L. Alcock Baltimore J. J. Rumbarger Wallace W. Everett Supreme Audeyide Chalfonte Tenimile Creek John A. Reynolds Weston Ramsey Monument Worl Moving Picture Entertainment Grand Opera House Longness Carl Willard Parkersburg
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