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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1911

Page

1

Christmas alight tragedy ends in pistol duel in Spurlockville

News from Huntington reports a Christmas night killing in Spurlockville Lincoln County. Woodson age 2 was fatally shot in a pistol duel between Hager and Miller after a nighttime meeting over a drink. Miller fired five shots, died, while Hager fled as a posse hunted him. Authorities fear renewed feuding between the Hager and Miller families.

Huntington Spurlockville L Incoln County Woodson Anthony Miller Gager Hager

Miss Daisy Lewis Waits for Fiance Then Trips to Jersey City

Miss Daisy M. Lewis of Charleston West Virginia waited three anxious hours in Chester Pennsylvania for her intended husband Charles A. Taylor of Bridgeport Connecticut. When he failed to appear she received a telegram directing her to Jersey City. She boarded the next train to attend the wedding there.

Chester Daisy M. Lewis Charleston Charles A. Taylor Bridgeport Conn Albert R. Manuel Mps Taylor Jersey City Wft Lewlé

Safe stolen from Charleston general store postmaster’s home

The Garden general store in Enon Nichols county was robbed. an eight hundred pound safe was blown with nitroglycerin and dragged to a hollow. A box of stamps and about one hundred dollars were taken. The burglary, detected the next morning, left no clues.

Charleston W. Va N. H. Garden Soho Enon Nichols County Garden

University Men to Attend National Science Meeting in Washington

Morgantown Dec. 27 The West Virginia University will be heavily represented at the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Washington. Attendees include DeA. R. Whitehill, Dear , BD. Sanderson, Dr. John L. Snel don, and Drs Cy We Waggon F ust end.

Morgantomin West Virginia American Association For the Advancement of Science Washington Dea. R. Whitehill Dear BD. Sanderson John L.sneldon

Cold Wave Sweeps Midwest Reaching Lakes Region

A severe cold wave moving from the northwest has reached the lake regions with heavy snowfalls reported in Wisconsin. Temperatures are expected to drop another ten degrees as conditions tighten across the region.

Chigaigo Wisconsin

Guatemala Gets New U S Representative

A new U S representative for Guatemala has been appointed, marking a change in the U S presence in the Central American republic. The post follows the passing of the previous minister in Guatemala.

Guatemala U.S Central American Republic

Machinist dies after appendicitis operation

A. Q. Coleman 23, a machinist from near Wilsonburg and Waldo coal mine worker, died at 1 am Wednesday after an appendectomy. He was confined to the hospital since the operation and did not recover. Body to lie at his Wilsonburg trolley line stop 10 home. funeral plans incomplete. Stuart Reed, Charleston secretary of state, is visiting relatives and will return tomorrow.

A. Q. Coleman Wilsonburg Coleman Waldo Stuart Reed Charelston Charleston

Republican convention to nominate ticket in Adamston

The Republican executive committee at Adamston holds a convention at the Adamston school house Friday night at 8. The aims are to nominate a municipal ticket for tomorrow week’s election and to elect an executive committee.

Adamston

Poisoning at Berlin shelter leaves many dead

Berlin reports a shelter for the homeless was poisoned during the night. More than 4 000 people were cared for as meals of bread and soup were served. Dozens fell ill after consuming herring or other tainted food. many died before doctors could respond.

Berlin

Roosevelt declines dinner amid arbitration treaty dispute

Colonel Roosevelt refused to attend a peace dinner after discussions with Secretary Bloomer. Bloomer says the meal was not meant to endorse arbitration treaties with England and France. The letter exchange will be released publicly on Saturday. Wheat and corn prices closed lower in late trading.

Gol. Roosevelt York Des Roosevelt Bloomer England France

Dynamite Found Near Rochester And Indictment Reported

Duncan Mackay a Galveston real estate holder has been indicted here over misappropriation of funds from his father's three million dollar estate. The case links to a discovery of dynamite near Rochester, clarified in today's report.

Sterling Duncan Mackay Galveston Tex

Imperial Court Members Signify Abdication Hope Dims

Imperial Court representatives signal willingness to abdicate, acknowledging no hope for the throne reform. The dispatch from Peking notes the political stance as of December 21.

Peking Imperial Court

Swift Attorney Continues Testimony in Chicago Trial

Albert H. Veeder attorney for Swift & Company continued his testimony in the trial of Chicago meat packers indicted for an alleged Sherman anti trust law violation.

Chicago Albert HH. Veeder Swift and Company Chicago Meat Packers Beef Packers Arthur Basket Armour 4 'Co

La Follette Opens Ohio Campaign For President Nomination

Senator La Follette opened his Republican presidential bid in Ohio with a noonday speech at a Baltimore and Ohio depot reception. He was greeted by a large local delegation as he outlined his campaign aims in a brief address.

Yougstown la Follette Ohio Baltimore and Ohio

Not Far from Where the Mc Namara Explosive Was Discovered

In Rochester Pennsylvania twenty four sticks of dynamite twelve caps and ten yards of fuse were found today across the Ohio River from a site where the Mc Namara explosive intended to blow up the Lake Erie railroad bridge was located. In Martinsburg West Virginia James W. McDonald a leading Berkeley County figure and large landowner died at his Darkesville home aged sixty nine after a brief illness.

Rochester Ohio River Lake Erie Berkeley County Martinsburg W. Va James W. McDonald Darkesville

Bowers Tours Europe on Fisheries Mission and Seizure Sales

George M. Bowers United States commissioner of fisheries returned to Washington after weeks of travel in Europe. He overseen the Alaskan seal sale in London and studied foreign practices to apply new distribution methods in the U.S. bureau. The Alaska sale yielded over 400,000 dollars profit, well above prior years.

Washington, D.C George M. Bowers Martinsburg United States Fsheries Washington Bureau

Coal Exports Treble in Value Yet Lag in Growth

United States coal exports have tripled in value over the past decade. The 1911 coal exports totaled about 30 million dollars, rising to 65 million in the preceding year, with ten months ending October 1912 at 44 million for coal plus 3 million coke and 18 million for vessel coal, projecting around 80 million for the full year. Canada remains the principal destination for anthracite and bituminous coal, while Cuba Mexico and Panama are key markets for bituminous coal. Coal ranks seventh among exports, with the United Kingdom and Germany ahead in 1910.

Washington, D. C United States Continental Bureau of Statistics Department of Commerce and Labor United Kingdom Germany France Canada Cuba Mexico Pa Beach

Board of Education Meeting Moves Forward

Only one or two members of the vote board of education arrived by mid afternoon and the meeting was set to take place. The sparse attendance suggested a delayed or limited session with remaining members expected later.

Vote Board of Education

Arrest of Fleming Kidd on bootlegging charge near Northview

Fleming Kidd was arrested by federal deputy marshal E. D. Hupp Tuesday night and jailed on allegations of bootlegging whiskey near Northview. He is scheduled to be taken to Philipp tomorrow for further action.

Fleming Kidd E. D. Hupp Northview Philipp

Doty Visits Ill Mother in Grand Rapids

Chester C. Doty returned from Grand Rapids Michigan where he visited his mother Mrs Margaret M Doty confined to a local hospital. Her condition is described as improving and she remains under care at the hospital.

Chester C. Doty 4Irand Rapids Mich Margaret MM. Doty

Unclear Notice About Accrington Workers

Fragmentary notice from Accrington reports rushed information about a factory, workers, and employment, with references to unions and imminent action until further notice. The readable text suggests about a hundred people affected and ongoing disruption at the mill.

Accrington Retus Amilis

Ofager Shin Faces Police Disorder Case

Five plain drunks including Frank R. Moore were fined and discharged Tuesday morning after brief police encounters. Clyde Shinn, a current police member, neared a disciplinary hearing with Mayor Frank, with his successor yet to be appointed.

Frank R. Moore

Court clerk reassigns dates for railway rate cases

The clerk of the United Supreme Court and attorney William Conley were reassigned the cases from January to an earlier date. Officials planned to hear the matters on January 3, named as the new date amid docket adjustments and efforts to move proceedings forward.

United’s Preme Court Chio Railway William Conley

Night Service Resumes at Weston Exchange

Weston officials announce the night service will resume this year at the local People's phone exchange. A meeting approved staffing changes with J. M. Downs named manager and Miss Alta Clark promoted to clerk or similar position.

Weston J. M. Downs Cmt Alta Clark

Bonus plan boosts United States Steel Corp workers

The Ung States Steel Corps in New York announced an annual bonus plan for employees totaling 1.45 million dollars. The details specify distribution among staff and a share-related component, though some wording remains unclear.

Ung States Steel Corps New York Dae Hee United States Steel Corpors Day

Body Found Near Mlint in Michigan

Fragmentary OCR reports a body found at a site in Michigan. The deceased is identified as a missing person named Alice with a date reference to November. Police are investigating the discovery and circumstances surrounding the death.

Mlint Mmnia Alice Todax

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