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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
4
A garbled telegram fragment mentions meeting halfway rather than waiting, with scattered phrases about approach and odds. The legible items are a date, a title line, and disjointed English bits lacking coherent narrative or identifiable persons.
A fragmentary editorial discusses John J. Cornwell's stance against corporations in politics and his supportive view of Col. McGraw for the United States Senate. It notes Cornwell’s critique of corporate spending, railroads, and party loyalty, and warns of state limits on direct voter access to candidates.
The text argues that rights are protected only when rebellion or measures favored by the South and Democracy do not threaten them. It reflects a view that state authority and property claims are hampered by external forces and that rights depend on political alignment.
Masterful Buckhannon audience hears Bishop Edwin H. Hughes on The Christian Attitude Toward Work as the third in a three lecture series. Visitors for the event include Revs J W Engle G D Smith E D Besseger R O Phillips and Dr and Mrs A B Riker of Moundsville.
In Elkins on December 3, machinists helpers and apprentices at the Western Maryland railway shops struck in protest of the discharge of M. P. Brighthill and Dan Currence, alleging union retaliation over a leaking steam chest. The men refuse to return until reinstatement, with a Baltimore conference likely to settle the dispute.
Officers with a dozen warrants searched the Kingmont mines for Hialians accused of trying to kill Nick Oliverio amid a Kingmont street brawl between Nick Oliverio and John Coro. A mob armed with stones razors and guns followed them and clashes erupted with shots fired leaving three injured.
The Investment & Securities Company, a banking and security concern, has filed for voluntary bankruptcy as a friendly move to aid Newberger Bros. and creditors. Liabilities total 63,248.01 dollars with assets of 61,068.96 dollars, and it is claimed the company will pay out dollar for dollar.
The election centers on debt control and the future status of the House of Lords, with London and Manchester constituencies pivotal. The outcome is expected to set the keynote for South England while Manchester voting signals Northern sentiment on land reform and tariff policy.
Baltimore December 3 officials of George's Creek Coal Company contemplate extensive coal lands development in West Virginia and Kentucky If carried out thousands of acres of valuable coal properties will be opened up by the company No action yet on the vig improvement plan but it is under consideration and likely to be carried out
At Shinnston there are five producing wells on the list with output above 200 barrels daily. Tol lows No. 2 J. F. Thompson yields 290 barrels, Dora Bartlett No. 4 100 barrels, N. A. Rector 140 barrels, Philadelphia Co. No. 7 Thos L. Swiger 100 barrels, and Grove and Parish No. 2 Thompson belt's 120 barrels.
Real estate ad outlines payment plans for houses and lots in Bron Oaks New Hale Ground Aviaition Mays Heights Central School Addition Glenwood Addition and East Clarks boro. Mentions contact with White for toll or rent options and emphasizes a white bargain approach.
A catalog style ad lists prices for scarves hair puffs chignons mufflers silk hose and blankets. It notes a sale on bed comforts fleece down fabrics and ribbons with multiple price points and discounts including 15c to 35c items and 89 cents to $2.98 in a period retail round up.
Our Way Studio invites customers to create personalized Christmas photo presents for friends. Quick turnaround, affordable options, and in studio or online orders are available.
Oil tool works once run by James Finlayson deceased at Shinnston and Littleton WV were sold by administrator Robert L Finlayson to C W Kerr of Stubengills. Kerr a noted blacksmith with record forging drilling bits will move his family to Shinnston and take charge soon. An ad suggests Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds.
Ulysses G. Arnett transfers 2 lots in Union Heights to Roy T. Arnett. John W. Anthony sells 2 lots in Mary Goff Addition to James O. T. Tiddier. Lee Stout conveys property to Jesse H. Nozum on Broad Oaks. Sallie C. Elwin Lang transfers 1 lot on Malmo Street and Carr Avenue to HH. Earl Travis in the city.
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