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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1905

Page

1

Million Dollar Steel Plant Move Promises Jobs and Growth

A large steel works project plans to invest about one million dollars in a new facility west of Somdy. The plant, to cover 600 by 400 feet with railroad sidings, will employ about 300 workers producing high-grade steel and finished pipe. The venture aims to attract cheaper production to the area and includes housing for workers.

Ericible Steel Works Glarksburg Touatiany Somdy Hachiet Gradk Hesticlile Steel New York State Ghent Iquileiner

Fragmentary OCR Item Yet Reveals No Clear News

The readable text fragment offers limited details and fails to establish a coherent event, names, or location. No definite outcome or subject can be identified from the fragment.

Republican Committee Holds Fine Meeting In Charleston

A Republican committee meeting near Charleston featured officers and delegates from Northeast and Senatorial districts. The group discussed unity, resolutions against certain policies, and planned procedures for the upcoming state party assembly with attention to procedural rules and candidate support.

Republican Committee

Aged man commits suicide after personal crisis

Word from Corning reports a man named Flonnekin in Shinnston died by his own hand. Aged about 40, the former Shinnston resident left a letter to a Cedar Vale contact claiming engagement to Lathe Rock. A newspaper clipping says the letter was a burlesque, and the man, fearing punishment for a prior crime, overdosed on opium in a personal crisis.

Corning Tore Flenneks Shinnatow Virwinit Aad Shinnsten Flonnekin Shinnston Cedar Vale Virginia Express Smilie Aolay

Election Results From Knights Meeting Latest Officers Named

The Knights held an election and named officers for the ensuing term. Devillers, Tuplew, D. Stutles, Pavlos, and Jeteher were elected to posts. Holden, God, M. Celt, and We Waldeck received other roles. Trustee C. W. Gordy was chosen. After business, a pleasant social session followed.

Yes Devillers Tuplew D. Stutles Tid Pavlos & Sa AL Jeteher S W. Holden God. M. Celt b.Gee Waldeck C. W. Gordy

Shinnston Masons Install Officers

The newly elected officers of St. John's Lodge No. A BLN M Mato were installed in a meeting at Shinston. Mrs Estill, a prominent lodge member from Clarkebug, attended with Carder and Til er. After the ceremony the lodge adjourned to a nearby restaurant for refreshments.

St. John's Loli A. Bln. M Mato Wormerday Shinston Dp. Estill Natal Carder

Modispaugh Returns Abavid From Unjidged Insite

Modispaugh returns to Witton asylum after recent mental turmoil. He appears physically well though shaken and reports fatigue from his mental troubles.

Death at Point Comfort-2

An apparent death at Point Comfort-2 is reported with fragmented names and unclear details. The readable text mentions individuals such as Pirie and Dot and references to ARPANEEMMNbS and Ferenc Lyk Hurgo among friends.

Point Comfort Umhaidones Ris Mathares Pirie Dot Rae Ferenc Lyk Hurgo

Natural gas blast devastates McKeesport home

Report from Associated Press details a fatal gas explosion on a kitchen stove in a McKeesport house. Owner Hattie Sweemey and eight others injured or dead amid fire and wreckage, with rescuers scrambling to reach remaining residents on Oak Street.

McKeesport Hattie Sweemey Sweerey Lorraine

Sleeping family in collapse at Cincinnati home

A chaotic fragmented notice reports a fatal collapse at a Cincinnati residence early today. William Beach and family were sleeping when the structure gave way, leaving a mother and widow among the injured or dead amid unclear circumstances.

Associated Dbs Cincinnati William Beach

OAL Case Considered by Court and Property Valuations

The court reviews an OAL case with numerous property listings and valuations. Several lots in Baltimore streets, several districts, and multiple parcels are detailed with price changes from 1951 figures. Names include Wy Smith, Harvey W., Mary Dugas, and John Robey amid district and acreage notes.

Wy Smith Baltimore Sixth Street Harvey W. Eal Nelli Haymer Smt Bassell Sycarevatrecteyax Chile Reyrmann Sind Radford Pottery FeHopers Mary Dugas Fot Shinns

Strikes erupt in St Petersburg amid unrest

Unclear text reports strikes breaking out in St Petersburg with references to unrest and unspecified actions. Fragmentary phrases mention planning, possible troop involvement, and disputed advice, but details are unreadable. Names, dates, or organizations are not clearly provided in the readable fragments.

Forged Checks Case Reported In Local Borough

A series of forged checks tied to a main business appears to involve several individuals including Thomas Francis and Fred Inns. Authorities note checks were altered or presented for different amounts, with at least one check for 12.75 dollars allegedly passing through the Chat of Saint Francis. Further details remain unclear as investigators review the remaining ledgers and identify other suspects.

Wenilinler Sainbag Athiter Sli Francis Mills Thomas Francis Lourdé Whites Fred Woods

Union Plan Nearing Formal Consideration In County

A fragmentary report notes that assurances exist for a union between regional entities and local churches. The discussion focuses on finalizing a report to enable formal steps and clarify outstanding questions before settlement.

Rt. Louis Nor Fi Hytorinidad Cumberlands

Fire Dawes Families Out in Minneapolis Tragedy

A deadly fire in a Minneapolis tenement claimed one life with many injured and more residents displaced. Fire officials report extensive damage as responders battled the blaze. cadets and civilian mourners observed the scene.

Big Gifts FoH Missionary Support Raises Questions

In a city scene readers note a large donation drive by a church mission group. Officials report gifts totaling around $10,000 with further pledges, while some requests were withheld. The event underscores the community’s support for overseas Christian mission work amid debates over allocation.

Fragmented OCR News Snippet on Stag Party and Race

An unclear OCR fragment mentions a stag party and references to Drs from Avelianie. The readable portion notes a function and a prize tied to a color race. Names, dates, and locations are not clearly legible.

Alleged Detective in Trouble Amid Stark Allegations

An alleged detective faces accusations in a case involving possible improper conduct and financial improprieties. The fragment mentions charges related to obtaining money and connections to a bakery named Paakyricin, with court actions noted and references to individuals such as Bakeries Paakyricin and Bee Hrariol. The text is garbled, but indicates legal trouble and investigation.

Church Bains Disk Re NTA Stares an wen one i Ra Hise ctiyaapll ae

Unable to determine readable facts from the fragmented OCR text. No clear names, places, or events to summarize into a valid card.

Walden Camera Case Declares Wide Interest

A terse notice records Walden as central to a camera case involving multiple interests. The brief item notes a decision or action affecting ownership and use, with unspecified parties and contexts. Further details are not clearly readable in the fragment.

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