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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1905
Page
1
News reports describe bank collapses in Chicago and related financial turmoil. Authorities act to seize and reorganize distressed banks while creditors and stockholders await updates on claims and recoveries.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a notice about land or property impact near Weat Pike and pib affecting a building and renovations. Further readable items reference a site plan or zoning action and a deadline.
Emity County Clerk issues a marriage license to William M. Grubb and Bristol, both of Bristol, as recorded in the official registry. The filing confirms the applicants’ names and place of residence for the union.
Barkey Story Dpl reports 9 prosperous fara mold a2 turkeys in ll cack and 11b, reflecting a quirky local farming note.
Authorities warn of spurious silver dollars in circulation in the Athens area during a peak holiday period. Counterfeit coins imitate real money and exploit new clerks unfamiliar with fakes. federal authorities urge vigilance and arrests of those involved.
The Clarkshare Poultry and Pet Stock Association hosts a mini exhibition this Thursday and Friday in Glen Elk at the Cubeight building. Entries seem large with notable art divisions and a rising prominent list. judging and sections will be announced.
Glorified OCR note indicates a glass works plant will shut down for Christmas week with repairs and resets planned. Staff will resume full operations by Tuesday, and maintenance tasks including securing locks and resetting equipment are mentioned.
Infant child of Me and Mere D BR Mayshew died at their residence in Adamston on Sunday. Interment is planned at the Fairy Cemetery in that place.
The council today decided in favor of a general strike, pending approval from labor leaders and the workers. If the latter endorse it, a strike will be declared forti with broad backing from key labor organizations.
Frank Wright, linked to the murder of Inbal Payton in Mannington last July, was ordered held by Sheriff Farbee for further investigation. Authorities suspect Wright bought powder strychnine near here on June 28 and he reportedly traveled to the city that same date. The Payton case, previously concluded in part, will proceed with fourteen witnesses to be heard on the defense side.
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad executive meeting decided to abolish all free or reduced-rate transportation by December 31, with exceptions for officers and employees of the railroad and connecting lines. The move aligns with a broader association’s action taken in New York to standardize such travel benefits. The B and O decision was reported by its first vice president Gare Ve Teautolph and reflects enforcement across linked lines.
A garbled report shows the school board voting on district changes with unclear names and places. The brief mentions a Monday session and a decision favoring or opposing a local school system reorganization in the Toomile district with limited readable details.
In Shermat Texas farmers adopt a rule to apply a new label on furin products to push more of their goods into the main market. The scheme seeks to coerce farmers into selling at the larger market hub, altering local production dynamics.
A report notes a remarkable run by Binghymton Y. on December 18 at Buffslo, completing 89 balls straight. The item mentions Grant Elle and Chennwaty, with church attendance and gift exchange details amid community events.
An association event to elect officers and discuss social features and entertainment will be held this week in Tepe. The program includes morning and evening sessions, with a social emphasis and a slate of officers led by President J. K. Krupp and other local leaders from Mannington Wheeling and Charleston.
A late night disturbance erupts on North Powrth Street in Glen Elk as locals and foreigners exchange heated words in multiple languages. Police respond after a confrontation escalates with six to eight language taunts and a shot fired, leaving one man detained as a peace advocate laments the incident.
A church notice announces Dr J Mijn of Wittshirs Da delivers a sermon on character building and moral resilience. The event emphasizes faith as the fireproofing force and notes next Sunday service by Dr Peak B Pin mel of Pittsburg at the apent house.
A community turkey supper is planned at Reed's Hill on Pike Street in Clarkburg Star No 69. The event aims to raise funds with all proceeds dedicated to local projects. Tickets will be sold at the door.
A YMCA Christmas presentation dedicated to members and families highlights a unique tribute to young men and boys. The event celebrates new membership and honors the community’s support for youth activities and cheer.
An arrest on a charge of eluding authorities led to Evans being jailed. He was brought to custody in the evening by a state police unit from a distant region, with the case linked to a broader inquiry unfolding in the Tatkrva Duly area.
The text argues Congress should authorize a federal framework to regulate interstate corporations. It favors licensing or federal charters, requiring publicity, honesty, and book inspection, with power to halt violators and appeal rights for stockholders. It warns overregulation could curb liberty and impede enterprise.
A fragmentary letter quotes Gomes and Raisley as they discuss boat operations and temperate conditions. Names Ro A, Looney, Sherry, Henogian, Davis, Welch appear among others, with reference to duties and reminders to remember several individuals.
Major Samuel D. Brady reports Brigadier General W. A. Scott confirms the next encampment will be held in Elkins. He notes the town is ready and accessible and that Elkins should be a healthy location suitable for the encampment.
Mrs W G Plant hosted a surprise party at Adamston Saturday night for her husband’s anniversary. Many guests attended and he received several handsome presents. Guests enjoyed refreshments and generous hospitality.
Miss Agnce Stewart and companions wintering in Brace Florida on the Indian River report all well and cheerful. They contrast tropical weather with snowbound home, noting their Florida surroundings and the noontime sun as they journey south.
A fragment discusses the balance between protecting individual enterprise and regulating powerful corporations. It argues for a law to curb unfair competition and to require disclosure of corporate operations, seeking safety for individuals while policing monopolistic power.
A garbled OCR note references Chinese at Ang and foreign casualties. Mentions mission, restoration orders, and further trouble tonight. Details are unclear due to text damage but indicates unrest and injuries among foreigners.
The record notes hearings before County Court 15 with officials Perry C. Heilin and Carl W. Nelf as guardians and ro tory public, Sarah M. Parcill exonerated from taxi payments on a Coal district lot valued 675, and Amos G. Swiger exonerated for a valuation adjustment. Several cases discuss reductions of property valuations, engine assessments, and miscellaneous petitions, with notices of court actions and names of local participants.
The fragmentary civil docket notes various parties and officers in a pending matter. It references Jadaie Lynch, West Bork Glass Company, Wallse, Atlantic press Company, and others, with mentions of commissione rs, liquor charges, and multiple individuals connected to the case. The rough text points to hearings, transfers, and unidentified court actions amid unclear details.
A social gathering at Elkbridge Hall promises a lively evening with dancing and music. Patrons are invited to enjoy a variety of tunes, light refreshments, and the chance to mingle with neighbors in a festive atmosphere.
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