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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1903
Page
1
Dr. A W Showalter of Kessler Hospital purchases property at West Main and Water Streets from J I Alexander for 316 000 . The sanatorium for women will open at the start of the year with possession given then and promises a modern institution.
Dr. Showalter of Kessler hospital plans to acquire Glanistibee property on West Wink er street. The two story brick residences will be converted into a hospital main building with expansion for patients and new facilities. The sale and conveyance are set for January 1 with tenants possibly required to vacate.
Article reports Rev O Connor undergoing a major operation in Washington DC with details on his health, the expected recovery period, and notes from church officials about his long service and ongoing duties. It mentions his replacement plans and the ministry's response.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of names and phrases about cancer tickers, Tut wings, Haberkie RAkgowny, and bus course tickets. The garbled text mentions Wat's lng ster and 54 Band or the .OL GA, nttion, with no coherent facts or identifiable events.
We Williams of the Charkeburg High Grade Stade rel company is slowly recovering from injuries sustained a week ago when he fell about 20 feet from the top of a brick kiln. Doctors report he is improving and hopes to be back at work within a few days.
The obituary notes the death of W I Freeman after a long illness. Survived by a wife, the obituary details local home, community, and church involvement. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 o'clock, with burial to follow at the Broad Run churchyard.
Contractors at Richmond complete a major project with a firm date for completion. They expect to reopen or resume other business activities by mid January, aiming to finalize remaining tasks and resume normal operations soon after.
A mother accuses her son in a domestic dispute alleging threats and loss of peace. The transcript describes her complaint and court actions noting a scheduled trial and legal proceedings.
United States Steel Corporation will reduce wages by 15 million dollars annually starting January 2 affecting about ninety percent of its employees. The action follows broad market shifts with banks showing exchange changes and plans for further cost measures.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate deeds recorded in a vanity office with references to individuals including Robinson and Hadattiomt, and addresses or lot numbers such as 244. The text also mentions Avleino and Santis diatejet in unclear contexts.
A violent assault in Wheeling left a Victim feared unable to testify and spurred imminent lynching fears. Police report three suspects, including Thomas Baston, were arrested as the community contends with the case.
Fragmentary OCR shows a wedding notice mentioning Somitor and Mrs Harvey and Miss Margaret Martin of Shepherdstown. The piece references evening of December 17 and lists individuals including Charles W. Brown and Mr Hegwit, civil engineer for a railroad, as attendees or connected parties.
A reader friendly note describes Migs Kanna and Kollar returning to their Ohio home after a period away. The account mentions WHI Stiss Mayme Printer and references a vial incident and a visit to Claskeburge. The text preserves mistyped names and places from the damaged OCR while indicating travel and homecoming.
Fragmentary notes show candidates being conferred degrees in a Masonic meeting with named attendees including B W McGhire and John Garrett. The text references an evening session and a self-attendance element in the ritual.
An incident near Jar Vinville reports Constable Margilua MaOling sustaining a very sore left hand after a buggy was converted into a sleigh for a trip. Runners were torn off as the sleigh tipped, throwing McClung to the ground.
On the east side of Folgout District in this county the South Henn Oil Company's No. 1 on the GW Talkington arm is producing 350 barrels. The Jem ion of this well reaches a depth of 1,000 feet. The Katona No. 4 on the I F Rogers arm advances 5,000 barrels at $2, shipments totaling 191,412 barrels with averages around 76,070 barrels and 189,742 pounds of something. Ahipuiella 122,410 barrels with averages near 6,980 barrels, total verge 47,055 barrels. Stunanl Ol is $63.
Harvey W Harmer administrator of the personal property of A W Martin deceased offers at public sale on Tuesday shares totaling 8,000 in value. Purchasers include S Hucator and the plaintiffs paid 620 on the R100 or 87 80. The sale occurs in the Traders building where the Traders National Bank and the Traders Company are connected by a stone marker.
The church invites all to attend a December sale featuring quilts carpets cushions aprons and silverware. The ladies of the women’s guild oversee the event with proceeds supporting church programs and refreshments available.
Six plain drunks appeared before Mayor Cella in Towakiy police court. Three were fined and costs but could not pay and were jailed for viny. One paid $5 and was released, while another paid $3 and was collected from the city.
The M C A directors will meet this evening at 7 30 o clock in the rooms to discuss pending matters and plan upcoming activities.
George 3. Howard assisted patrons at the Adamaston Patrons Wis show when a horse or cart failed to move. Howard notified the Helophone arrival and ordered a special car to convey them. They left the hotel around 11 45 and proceeded toward dinner.
Obituary notes Rev Dede Rider a Methodist pastor of strong local ties in Virginia and West Virginia. Born 1810 converted 1840s, married Sarah Lou in 1850, served many charges and taught faith with quiet dignity. He died September 18 1908 at his son’s home, leaving a large family and a legacy of devoted ministry.
The funeral notices Mrs Flom McWhorter wife of WG McWhorter, aged 15 years, with many grief stricken friends. She was a longtime member of the First Baptist Church and Sunday school. The funeral is Wednesday afternoon with services by Rev RD McDaniel and interment at Brook View Cemetery.
Dr Newell Dwight Hillis is slated to come to ClarkSurg in March. The schedule notes he may appear for public events, with a coupon system referenced and potential talks aimed at local audiences.
A man on a loaded hay wagon fell after climbing top and was struck on the head by a bale on a frosty street. He fractured his skull, was taken to hospital by ambulance, and doctors expect recovery though injuries are serious.
The Tryton and Labor Conyol held a regular meeting at Reed hall West Pike street with twenty attendees. Nominations were proposed for president Mook Phin and WW Steers. vice president OW Poulteaun and D AV dlunas. secretary J O Stokes. treasurer FL Quijan. committee members Hiotiey and FE Sulit. The section will meet next Monday to discuss further actions.
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