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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
6
A farmer living several miles north of the town died after a boilbug bite on his arm became infected. He complained of pain, was moved to a different room, and the bed remained unused for some time. Blood poisoning developed, leading to his death in hospital care.
An inmate at Grant Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, overpowered a guard and leaped from a fourth floor window. He was identified as 6-Frank Tawis of Columbus. He died from a broken neck almost immediately after the fall.
The Wood men of the World plan a busy evening with initiation of one candidate Alonzo Brown and voting on several admission candidates. Nominations for officers will also be received during the session.
Tom Williams, colored, was arrested Wednesday by Constable E Hr. Rogers on a warrant sworn out in Justice MLS. Riley's court by Mrs. Belle Williams, his wife, charging him with non support of her and their child. He was jailed to await trial.
A lively dance in Glen Elk drew a large crowd at Elkbri Hall last night. Prof Crow and his assistants provided music with polished skill, earning praise from attendees for an evening of enjoyable entertainment.
The governor and his wife will arrive in New York tomorrow and stay at the Alder Way East. George, eldest son of former Governor Mensing, is to be married in New York this week as the party travels east to attend the wedding.
A freight wreck occurred between Faron and Buckhannon on Wednesday morning delaying two hour aerial events. A wrecking crew was sent from Weston to move the track. The train from Pickens did not arrive at all due to the wreck.
Disturbed peace case ends with the arrest of Johe Ranowski on a warrant issued by Justice M. Riley. Joseph Raehone processed the defendant on a charge of disturbance of the peace after a Wednesday arrest and detention in the stable district. The preliminary trial concluded at Welock.
Sweet Melody Flour notes WoO Shotty returns from a trip to Washington and mentions a college game at Rock Hall College with William Sherry and others. It states concern for friends’ health, Charle B Alexander visiting Parkersburg, and an interstate mileage book offering reward from Hart Brothers Machine Co.
A carload arrives and a shopper seeks the right price for yellow ear items. Fragmentary dialogue mentions Amy and phone contact amid garbled text.
M. G. from Ohio tended the shoe trade before returning home. Marshall Robey came from Lumberport. Constable F. M. Davisson visited from Silem on official business. Dr. B. By Rittro was a prominent visitor. Misha Gustin of German Mills visited the city today. W. B. Osborn and wife returned from a Toronto trip. Jesse G. Lawson conducted business in from Bridgeport. W. B. Gondy resumed his health tour of the western states. Mrs. John Porter, visiting her daughter, returned to Point Pleasant.
A damaged notice reports a small gold chain missing from a person’s item. The chain bears the engraved sides W L O and M B F OC. A reward is offered for return to the office.
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