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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1902
Page
3
Rev William phudyin of Way nombaryp at Wibe Ds will deliver sermons at Mir Bleat Mrosby terian eluieh this day. Congregation and daily services noted, with evening attendance expected.
Chicago cleric Rev Powis Marshall delivers a notable sermon on missions at the first Sharey event. The address emphasizes faith, service, and a pledge to advance missionary work through collective support and action.
The January term grand jurors were drawn by the County Court clerk on December 13, 1902, from the June term 1902 list. Names listed include Conden Summers, A W Davis, W Fox, H R Smith, Lindsey Jutt, J Coffman, John Tickman, Toward Morea, George H Berry, W P Weekly, A J Watson, Br 1s Swiger, George B Furtney, M Cochran, Temple Smith, Attest E G Terex Clerk.
Deeds were left yesterday for record in the county clerk's office naming Hine Grove Company and Geel Maw ard Ross with transfers of real property at Northview Ellen M. Gordon and Gordon with parcels in Salem, details incomplete.
Doak Doddridge county agent for Selwik Barnes and Cochran from Pennsylvania spent the night in the city as part of today’s business. He paid for a lure in Doddridge where his employers are drilling. Messia Tuiches and Goobran hold a block of 14000 acres with Domintin Coal paying for 2000. The tract lies northwest of Salem. Development talks point to a near future.
A No 6 depot street car had a minor mishap last night at seven near the ephied Main streets corner. A trolley spring broke and the pole rode past the wire, causing a rope snag momentarily. No damage or injuries were reported as witnesses watched the stalled rope quickly freed.
Fine roses and carnations offered at PFG Gland's Drug Store daily by Dudleys Decorators and Designers. Call and see us 10 to 6.
The YMCA announces a Sunday afternoon men’s meeting changed to feature Mr. J P Grins of Pittsburg as speaker. Admission is by ticket free and available at Bland’s drug store Swager’s restaurant Oxden’s barber shop Trattis Motel News Stand or at the YMCA. A cordial invitation is extended to all men with boys under 14 admitted.
Two unidentified men gained entry with counterfeit passes after a prior ruse, fooling staff at Chiesa theater. The incident began when Nat Goodwin interacted with the duo masquerading as patrons, prompting a tense exchange before the pair returned later. A box office card labeled Pass. owed. The theater's response was to consider action but delayed, while the men persisted with similar stunts.
Superintendent Mustead of the H. & Railroad warns express cars must not be overloaded. He notes recent instances where cars were taxed beyond capacity bending springs and risking damage. Explicit directions bar any future overloads and require compliance.
A 1902 notice from Nune7 highlights the Tide of Life performance with a review claiming high satisfaction. Edward Autrix, manager of Edwardsrite Opera House, touts the show as superior to others this season. Also advertised is See the Love Tormented on December 21 at Swager's, plus a Terra cotta statue valued at twenty dollars.
Rev RG McDanel will preach next Sunday morning on Plus Question of Seuro and Surprise. The evening sermon titled Night. French Stay advertised for best friend at Stout's West Rice Street. 506 to 13.00 dees.
At 11 30 o clock Turenoon near the post office Milton Warbridge and Earl Wine two 14 year old boys staged a lively boxing display before bystanders. Wine's older brother intervened and tried to help, then another person stepped in and broke up the fight. Neither suffered serious injuries.
A Baltimore physician recounts a Bum Jones sermon anecdote from Emory Grove camp. He recalls reporters at Inez service misquoting, stitching phrases, then suggests a Bible quote misread as “Go do it and do likewise” to illustrate unfair paraphrasing.
Notice to the public that all persons indebted to the estate of Christopher Studelman must settle with the administrator by December 31, 102. Claims against the estate must be presented before the same date. A. Lewis, administrator.
Philips resigns as assistant engineer at the street Tullway power house effective December 18. He has been a long standing, faithful employee and the company regrets losing his valuable services. He has not yet decided his next business path. Christmas presents of all kinds and prices at Stout 31% Weat Pike Street.
A narrative recounts the lightning express conductor Towler resisting a stubborn passenger at Brinton and Hinton. After tense refusals, a fatal leap at Hinton leads to dismissal and transfer amid a chilling, ongoing local-train stoppage pattern that haunts Towler’s career and health.
Ray White faces unclear charges as details remain partial in court records. Officials release limited information, noting ongoing investigations and unspecified timelines for proceedings.
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