30 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1904
Page
1
In Bridgeport a noon shooting attempt sparked townwide stir as Andy Reed fired at A C Mason but the bullet went wild. Mason defied Reed by urging another shot. the dispute ended with the aggressor withdrawing. By afternoon the incident faded and calm returned.
The Boston harbor tunnel, a two track, 14 mile long project, opens to the public today. It features twenty seven tunnels with three separate sections and concrete works, with an average height of about twenty feet six inches and practical clearance.
Frank Albright, a Private in Recruiting Service, impersonated an Army officer to obtain money. He was apprehended in Columbus after presenting himself as a United States officer, causing concern among friends of a man named Greg Quite Sick and others referenced in the report.
The Associated Press reports coal empties moving from the Kanawha River today as forges and the Owens line ferry workers calm fears about supply. Three million tons of coal are shipping toward Cincinnati, with barges forming a long, steady convoy.
Granforti a bartender at Model Liquor Store will Joy Sunlay undertake an extended southwestern trip to Canton and further destinations. The journey will last five wunks with a delay in Le ell be gone.
The second assembly of the year at Wanchelder Waldo hotel Tauraday night drew about one hundred guests. The fashionable event featured graceful dancing and refined entertainment, described as the most enjoyable in Clarkeburg society history with elaborate refreshments and lavish dancing.
The city adopts a plan by gas companies for water rate collection with specified office hours and a discount if paid by the 30th of the following month. The notice aims to improve water revenue collection and efficiency.
The report notes numerous fines totaling over 2100 dollars with many assessed for intoxicants and related infractions. It details 220 cases, 92 of which involved concrete penalties, and mentions six months imprisonment in some instances. The passage reflects enforcement actions and collection challenges across counties.
The text describes plans to combine several breweries into a single Columbus company named for a host of brewing figures. IL Hotter serves as president, C. Born as president, and CE Born as treasurer, with ownership tied to Handsoms Residence. Local residents Mr and Mrs Virvil J. Higealamd are moving to East Mainsiret as plans progress.
Gillespie testified today at Rising Sun, recounting movements and actions as previously described in medical staff testimony. The court heard repeated details from the witness, clarifying the sequence of events and the roles of involved parties.
Edward Laubenstein civil engineer for Clarksburg Fuel Company came home from Seamokin Va where he reportedly married a charming young lady a few days ago. He plans to prepare a surname within days and the bride will join him soon. Friends send congratulations.
The Shinnston News reports Allen D. Fitzhugh of Bridgeport as county assistant tax commissioner, praising his judgment, honesty, and readiness to set true and actual values on real property. The piece notes his Republican ties and criticizes big corporate influence while urging service to the state.
Chicago summaries report wheat trading on December 30 with quotes at 14 jorn 4474 onfs and 207 percent figures, reflecting market activity and price levels for corn, flour, and futures alongside nearby grain actions.
Associated Press reports in Columbus the man who killed his wife and wounded his son resisted officers during arraignment. A judge ordered him confined to his cell. Multiple officers reportedly restrained him as the hearing proceeded amid tense scenes.
Associated Press reports in New York that a letter from Tul: Twlege of Savannah Georgia states W I Meyers a naval stores dealer at Jacksonvill Fla told Tirtae Ne Aa ar Tounld that he bound hit binpelt in the pai flint one the tied We tuneen.
A clear cold evening brought unusually large attendance to the West End public school for a Sunday school entertainment. Rev D J Asti DU led opening prayers with recitations and music. Mrs Jtohn Wo Watkins organized songs and a chorus, while Miss Hara Tatmentter and others performed solos. The program featured a Christmas greeting tableau, character skits, and a rendition of The Night Before Christmas, with special thanks to Mins Castes Ridenons for leading rehearsals and the school chorus under Mr T Dowman.
The obituary records the death of Efend Merry aes at al Maudatceer aged four years and seven months. Interment will be held at Odd Fellows cemetery with conducted by Dr SKS Astute and the parish of God Mishallet in attendance.
Dor. 30 reports two forts of dynattite were taken after a massive blast. Most garrison killed, seven rapid fire gates destroyed. Four ser vy guns and thirty quick guns captured, with remaining defenders surrendering.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Mr White leaving Orsville with family, planning to locate in Clarice Purge for a few days. He and his wife and children have moved from Packersburg area, with references to Mountain State Business College and Pittsvire company.
A fragmentary notice cites cases of smallpox involving JL Miller and Thomas Hawkins, with rumors of others and guarded details. Mills residents report one man improving and expect discharge in a few days, while officials keep information tight to avoid public alarm.
Fuzzy morning events unfold as Fae roquales and Elizabeth Bowen of Kentucky are taken from a former home near Unekot. A court-ordered visit leads to tense moments with law enforcement, questioning, and a long detention. Clarity on involvement remains uncertain as the scene unfolds.
A passenger and a freight train collision in COATT CAY, Neb today caused two deaths and several injuries. The mishap involved engine Frank Sunes and fireman Batterry Wie, with blocking debris and ongoing investigation as authorities secure the scene.
Charles Showalter of Paskershurt is noted in a local report about county attractions and a mounting event. The piece mentions Glen S05 and a transportation road near Mtore sie Sreetlig, with unclear details about dates or outcomes.
A brief report details a Hatfield incident during a feud era where a victim died while walking a faulty area. The article names Dee Pi ee and Baars as involved parties and mentions a train or transport context with references to a power lines event and a bunt related to the accident.
A garbled report describes a fatal incident and legal actions in Prospect Dover. Key names appear distorted but reference to a sheriff elect, a lawyer, and a court setting suggest a local political or criminal event under investigation.
At a special council session Attendees including Commissioner Jferaai D Hah and Commissioner Gude Minter debated a new jail project amid interruptions. Votes and statements referenced a plan to proceed but tensions rose during the discussion as officials weighed potential locations and timeline.
A press style notice reports a Supreme Court case challenging the count of recent votes. Meadite, a Democratic candidate, petitions for opening all ballots and full recounts, seeking to determine final results as tabulated by authorities. The language reflects early 20th century press wording and uncertain OCR transcription.
The district attorney reports a settlement offer of twenty thousand dollars by actress May Irvin to fund bail for Nan Pattersip. The offer aims to secure a release, with the DA weighing the proposal and timing for May to be posted.
An irregular OCR reads like a note about a Trinity shooting club event around New Year with mentions of prepaid Saturday meals and a quirky phrase about treea and aight. The readable facts point to a local club activity and prepaid arrangements, though details are garbled.
The case of a deserted baby found on a Parkersburg doorstep ends with a Clarksburg adoption by a loving four member family. Authorities pursued the mother without success while the child’s identity remains unknown to her biological parentage.
Mrs Bea Levy hosted a pleasant euchre gathering at her home with about twenty attendees. Mr Foanph Cihen won the first prize while Mr Wil Adier claimed a consolation prize. The evening was described as elegant and greatly enjoyed by all present.
Dec 30 Frank J Masia who is new Consul General Berlin will succeed John K Gowdy as general at Paris John Lewis Reading of Indianapolis will swear in Tr Mason with Bertin
A garbled report notes a lamp explosion near Shinnston causing injuries to Mee Eeseman and her daughter. The fire damaged the home of Mica Frermam, burning clothing and furniture, with the blaze extending to the house and destroying much of the interior before extinguished. Local responders and a company hose fought the flames.
The Strollers group arrived in St Mery presenting a charming photo exhibit and played a lively fete. The event featured a late show at the Grand Lonight, entertaining attendees with theatrical and musical acts.
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