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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1902
Page
6
Notice to the public concerning leather goods at EH D Bey on Main Street. Fragmentary text references a December date and an administrator named Lewis, with incomplete phrases about payment or sale actions.
The Red Cross plans to send representatives to Andijan to organize relief and has contributed 17900 to the relief fund. Earthquake shocks threaten rail lines and the Andijan station, with 15000 horses destroyed in the district. Barracks and dwellings are rapidly being built, and recoveries are underway as guards monitor the railroad. Lieutenant General Miles arrived to inspect Chinese troops, while Count Tolstoi asks papers not to publish further on his health. Archduke Ferdinand and the Saxony crown princess reportedly plan a U.S. visit. Paris reports Vinor Leon escaping confinement. captured and returned to the Colombian cruiser Bogota.
A Knoxville man accuses Southern Railway of discriminating in coal shipment pricing and car supply, alleging a local coal firm keeps prices below others while aiding a charity. The complaint asks ICC to investigate and address alleged per-car costs and unfair competition among Knoxville dealers.
The Venezuelan dispute draws mixed reactions as President Roosevelt declines to act as arbitrator and the Hague tribunal is chosen instead. Analysts note Britain’s softer line, while ship traffic and blockades around La Guaira and Willemstad unfold amid evolving diplomatic moves and economic pressures.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a husband accused of assault and threats follows a bitter divorce quarrel. The husband hurls clothing, furniture, and a butcher knife, threatening to harm, while the wife endures taunts and a tense stand off. The incident ends with police involvement and a report from the era’s newspapers.
Philadelphia reports a coal shortage hitting families hard. Cold weather and mine slowdowns drive fuel scarcity, forcing residents to abandon cottages and move to hotels or converted apartments. Dealers ration coal as demand soars, leaving yards empty and fear of a prolonged cold season.
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