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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1905
Page
8
The Merchants National Bank of West Virginia Clarksburg will hold its regular annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday January 9 at the bank house to elect seven directors for the year ahead.
Rome reports the Pope addressing bishops in a bid to promote pacification and obedience, urging cooperation to curb sedition amid unsettled relations with Russia. The pontiff pressed for peace and unity, calling on church leaders to support stability and avoid inflammatory actions.
An Ilkton Kentucky tobacco factory owned by the American Sault Company aboard was blown up early today. No loss of life occurred. Several locals and visitors are noted: Lodge attended court, Miss Callahan recovered from gastritis, E W Martin of Shinnston spent Tuesday in the city, B F Rogers from Limberport, C De Elliott from Wilconburg on business, W S Black of Fairmont, and Carl Burns of Clarksburg Fuel Co., called by his mother’s illness.
Justice Riley issued warrants for miners at the Perry mines in Adamston after Saturday and Sunday night disturbances as Constable Rogers prepared to arrest the parties. In Charleston, the State Supreme Court ruled that a wife could not be a competent witness against her husband in a separate Mineral county case involving an infant.
Notice announces Jesse H. Willis as duly adjudicated bankrupt with first creditors meeting set for December 22, 1905 at 10 a.m. in Clarkaburg West Virginia. Meeting to prove claims and examine witnesses before W Frank Stout, attorney for bankrupts. Dated December 21, 38.
Justice James Bumgardner and M I H Davis of Salem attended court here on Tuesday while Ernest Randolph also came from Salem for the session. A lost pair of ladies gold framed glasses was reported missing Sunday noon, possibly at Goffechurch or on Fike or Second streets, and intended homeward to 212 Mechanic street. A reward is offered for return. A2deeSt
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