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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1903
Page
1
A new glass factory is planned for Clarksburg to follow Hazel Atlas in employment, with about 300 workers. Construction will start early next year, on city site or Rivendun property, pending city approval and financing. The project aims for modern, high quality production and immediate start after litigation and permits are cleared.
Morning offerings list altered routes and schedules in Wilcoxburg and nearby towns. The St Charles Hotel area sees shifts toward certain depots, with lines to Dike, Front Street, and Athens noted. Afton, Jol Jonglig, and local hotels are referenced in planned service adjustments for the day.
A confusing notice reports the death of a man at a county hospital and says Mrs Garlack, his wife, was notified and will travel to Olive in mourning. The item mentions Clifford Orborne Cidertaking and to sit with a relative in the days ahead.
A garbled telegram notes efforts to establish a new eagle aerie in West Virginia. The message mentions an event around December and references Winston and a distant location, with unclear details about the purpose or actions needed.
A garbled text records an Y M C A financial note and references a meeting with plans for a season, a wine sale and various names and dates. It mentions a fund drive, a possible auction, and activities around a convent and Manila-fotins, with scattered proper nouns and months.
Poultry breeders and fanciers from across the country will attend the Third Annual Exhibition in the Main Street building January 7 to 9. West Virginia exhibitors and many premium awards are planned with local and state agricultural support and prominent poultry groups coordinating the event.
Fragmented records show county court recess with scattered names and figures. Appointments include viewers for a county road and exonerations granted for several suppliers and producers amid unclear postings and amounts.
Pay day for November shows cash disbursements by the Fixirmost eat company for its mine workers. About $300,000 in paid wages is reported to benefit the union employees. Additional sums include over $50,000 in bait by other firms, with work described as more demanding and costly during the month.
A late night freight collision near Flemington involved No 19 Baltimore and Ohio train wrecking into a parked car or truck. The impact tore the vehicle apart and disrupted service for hours. No. 25 did not arrive until after midnight as crews aided passengers and secured the scene. The forward train crew, including the ambulating personnel, escaped injury with efforts to save themselves.
A garbled report outlines a leadership shakeup with references to Delbridge resigning and a troubled path forward. It mentions regional offices and unresolved internal tensions affecting the Wester Linu Moly area, with unclear details about successors and next steps.
Fragmented text notes Yeager case postponement and references to Chabley Yasquet with unclear context. Mentions Northview, Tent mg Ce Ey Corling, and a bank of 828, plus delays, a show, store chintz and Murriman's slippers amid garbled phrases.
City lawmakers conduct routine matters including maps of streets water works and sewerage system. A late night session with neighbors and officials discusses a hog ordinance repeal plan and a 100000 price option while committees push a new order and public works items through.
A military recruiting station will close on the first of November. Sergeant Grong W Ungeilvrie and Nas Tyson of the United Slyths are named in the notice. The article lists preparation for dissolution and related measures at the Weston Tyemly facility.
A Clarkburg nurse volunteers to provide care for the afflicted. Donations will be forwarded every two days to support hospital staff. The note urges community members to contribute as a moral example and assist with medical care and supplies amid ongoing health concerns.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a municipal issue with water logistics, a mayoral figure, and police involvement. The readable portions indicate talk of firings or disciplinary actions and lingering public concern regarding service and governance.
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