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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1903
Page
1
A long experienced banker, formerly with Salem Bank and Kinwood National Bank, accepts a high level cashier role at Traders National Bank of this city. He is regarded as one of the state’s strongest and brings extensive experience to stabilize the institution.
Fragmented OCR recounts a case involving Ferrell, alleged wrongdoing, and a prison sentence. The irregular text places events at a Parke residence and a later court appearance. Details are garbled but reference a motive, weapon, and potential gun-related charges connected to a violent incident.
Six car loads of furniture arrive here Friday amid fanfare for the hotel described as elegant and stylish. The shipment, handled by a local firm, enhances the hotel’s appearance and strong expectations of improved guest experience are noted.
A garbled OCR note reports three plain drunks were apprehended before a mayoral figure. Details are unreadable, with numerous misspellings and unclear names. The fragment mentions terms like jail time and a gravel of names, but the exact actions or outcomes remain obscured.
Daughters of Resjy hold a monthly meeting at a central location on Main Street. Attendees discussed upcoming events and community activities, with emphasis on planning and collaboration.
The article records Reverend Degnor L. Beginas four year pastorate at the Kirst Baptist Church in the city. It notes 218 new members added, 100 officers, 14 by tor, and 5 thy equiioniey, with total contributions around 81000 for church activities and improvements including 3400 from Tonewatenen. It highlights nearly five hundred sermons and over a thousand meetings, plus extensive missionary benevolence. Funeral and wedding notices are mentioned, with emphasis on West Virginia church support.
A false tale claims scarlet fever in Clarksburg with names like Gide Kasemont and Mink Le Model. city health official Dr. Nelson Peek denies any cases. The message appears as a harmful grapevine spread about in the area, aimed to mislead readers.
A 75 year old former Bridgeport resident died in an asylum after a prolonged illness. Relatives, including a daughter Mrs Tang, attended the burial plans and preparations as the funeral moved toward the family graveyard in Bridgeport. Several sons and daughters survive him.
Swartz of Trimddins College spoke at Weston in support of Broaddus aims. He urged youth to engage in work and highlighted the benefits of schooling, addressing the Sunday gathering on church court eve and promoting local youth participation.
Hae mov t] his sentol offices from his kd local then in th Montin Wilding om Main Street fnr the new Trewin building at the commer if Treanil "Uhind wtreats. The dnta plos rooms 1 and 2 in the new building.
Prominent physician Dr J Frum Ginder dies after a lingering illness at his West Pike Street home. He practiced for many years in Marrinow County and near Salem, leaving a widow and three sons. Funeral services at home Wednesday will precede burial in Salem.
Mrs Muni Wogness hosted a Mulberry Street club event at the father’s home on Mullesy streets Monday night from 8 to 12. Guests enjoyed refreshments including wine and cake, with Miss Tiogross praised as a charming hostess.
A large audience applauded Miss Ware and her team of assistants for an exemplary entertainment program. The event showcased her charming personality and exceptional manners, with strong support from organizers and attendees who appreciated the smooth execution and high quality of performances.
The death notice details the passing of Mrs Darling a long time resident and wife of a local gas company employee. She died after a long illness, survived by family, with funeral plans pending in Bristol area.
The market reacts to eight hour rail labor curbs with violent liquidation of steel shares easing. Private wires report improving conditions and a favorable mood as steel stocks fall and coalitions adjust. Amid volatile reports, Harlem stockholders gain as New York Central signals mixed guidance while other rails face dividend and rate shifts and speculative activity volumes shift.
A bride from abroad plans a Catholic ceremony with a large guest list at a coastal church. The couple will reside at Pinnick Innick after the wedding, and the groom will begin work soon following the ceremony.
The article reports widespread wage cuts anticipated for thousands of workers as reductions across several companies including coal and iron concerns unfold. It notes plans to post notices and fears of further belt tightening, with certain regions expecting more severe effects than others.
A returned missionary will speak at the Mei jar Seth on Wednesday evening at Hela Dr. Mobis. The event, described as an opportunity related to twen Syrups experimen in Chisia, dapas and Kear, invites MI and Admissalon quilt bie fro.
Weekly county records show a marriage license request denied on Tuesday due to parental objection. The prospective bride is identified as Judy Wave, with the groom's name and exact details not clearly legible in the damaged clipping.
The case, filed Monday, names a life and limb injury claim from a clerk and alleges negligence by defendants. Legal representatives discuss damages and liability, with figures cited and motions anticipated as the suit progresses.
Harry E League of Martinsburg died at Kowler hospital Tuesday morning after a short illness described as typhoid fever. He had been in the city only a few months, came to work for a jeweler, and made many friends. His body will be shipped back to Martinsburg for burial, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
A cryptic notice describes a wedding with unclear details and coded phrases. It mentions a ceremony at a home, some names and objects, and a general mood of unease and detachment among attendees. The fragmentary report highlights disrupted plans and unusual interruptions during the event.
A small wreck occurred at Two Lick involving a wagon and buggy near Weston. The incident, on a rural route, caused minor damage and led to no injuries. Traffic briefly slowed as responders investigated and towed the disabled vehicle from the road.
Board of directors of Y M C A meets tonight to discuss building plans and future direction. The session will cover monthly meeting procedures and related administrative matters.
Unclear advertisement notes free calendars from a company described with garbled names and mentions the Moore Building on Foar d as the collecting site. The text hints at a calendar giveaway for the coming year but provides no clear dates or organizers.
A brief notice reports a small boy, Oliver Wei, killed in a runaway accident near Wrezhts. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at the local plant crematory, with arrangements by Nett: Ratylick.
Train from No 12 express wrecked near Dolphy Street causing injuries and confusion. Passenger Frank Moe Whortw of Chillette, Ohio survived with minor injuries as authorities investigate the open wreckage.
A fragmented report describes an oil show in Bolan district near Saute Pen area. It notes farm connections, track listings, and local officials while mentioning dates and regional activity with unclear details.
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