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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1908
Page
1
The piece notes rising deposits and surplus funds at a Virginia bank, highlighting higher returns, dividends, and asset growth. It mentions specific figures for deposits, dividends, and annual earnings, and references the bank’s aggressive expansion and financial stability amid the era’s banking climate.
A fragmented Elkins scene covers a wedding attended by Mrs. Gutelt and other locals. Notable visitors include Haymond and W. W. Scott from Parkersburg and Felt family members. A Parkersburg guard traveled to Washington, with local chatter about attendees and travel.
In Columbus on December 3 an update shows Taft withdrawing from the Ohio senatorial race in favor of Barton. Senator Foralist Asipon issued a formal statement confirming Taft’s withdrawal and reshaping the contest.
Fragmented OCR text outlines changes in county officials with names and roles unclear. It mentions communities, sheriffs, clerks and a few partial names such as John and Morris but lacks coherent details or dates.
The Musical club announces January 12 at the opera house for a concert featuring Donald McDonald of Work, Bere Knight from Detroit, and Sla-Docaird in a rehearsal. MacBeas is praised as a bright young dramatic talent with a strong training from the Dramatic School, and the ensemble promises a mature, successful revival by Mare talo club members.
Jon bf. soldt one of Telino Ohio's best known Elvians dies suddenly at his home from heart neuralgia. Aged about 42. He was married to Belpre Tor. Survived by wife, two daughters, and a son. Funeral held the afternoon at 2 o'clock, burial at Rockland Cemetery.
The decisive caucus outcome settled Burton as Ohio’s next senator after opponent Tat withdrew. Former Senator Foraker issued a cautious statement after attacks in the national campaign. Taft and Burton reached a settlement involving Hamilton County’s delegation. lingering opposition from Foraker and others suggested a contested path if extended into 1911.
With completion near, the Virginian Railway is planned to carry passengers and freight from Deepwater to Norfolk by early January. A large river tide festival and Norfolk celebration are planned, Roanoke also hosting events in a festive manner.
NEAW reported a list of patent test subjects and names including Collins, Catro, Charter, Merlin, Nordian, Gasaway, Palmros, Walker and others, with multiple locations such as Fairmont and Ceredo. The record shows a roster of individuals and firms connected to patent testing and related items in Washington in December.
The report notes a recent Wert meeting where Parker was elected to memberships. Clifford Hlwit is set to speak next Wednesday at a local event. Allen OB and Mishmgk are mentioned in relation to past actions, with Weltonits and Parkers bans referenced.
Massive death toll and mass hunger sweep through Messina and Calabria as rescue efforts rush in. Officials warn 115000 dead or more, with thousands stranded, starving, and in need of food water clothing shelter and medical care. News from Americans is scarce as authorities mobilize troops and disinfectants to curb pestilence.
The article lists a long docket of felonies, misdemeanors, and investigations to be heard as the petit jury convenes in early December. Names include Alva Mahana and others, with multiple assaults, burglaries, and thefts across various locales and dates. The grand jury will charge accordingly as terms proceed.
Professor Jon of Cal Uotearaley discusses religious toleration and colonization in Brandenburg under the Great Elector. He argues toleration enabled population growth, agricultural and commercial development, and political power, contrasting Brandenburg with Catholic Austria and Lutheran Saxony. Unpublished manuscripts in Berlin’s Geheimes Staats Archive reveal failed attempts to promote inner and foreign colonization via an Brandenburg East India Company amid hidden intrigues.
Morl reports resumption of operations in Morgantown with three Wittow plies plants identified for Maumed, Licking and Pot Merion areas as the Point Maron Window Glass Company begins work tomorrow.
The county court held session today granting licenses. H. H. Evans received a pool room license for Shinssten. Meanee secured a pool room and ranch room license at Wallace. Frank Witkise and Sam Kikel were licensed to conduct pool rooms in industry.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a state wide prohibition effort in Alabama. The text mentions midnight timing and liquor control, with references to legal enforcement and saloon activity. No clear dates or names are readable.
White Quis Charleston state tax commissioner resigns after months of service. successor to be Mr. T C Townsend. White plans to retire January 1, having served seven years in Charleston and previously as governor from 1901 to 1905. He will depart due to urgent business demands and will transfer duties to his successor upon appointment and qualification.
Baltimore and Ohio officials plan to purchase old passenger coaches with a likely award within the next week. Bids have been submitted and a contract is expected for part of Ubis order. The project centers on all steel passenger equipment while wooden coaches would be phased out in the region.
A Christmas tree was donated at the courthouse on Wednesday under the direction of Captain J. He of the Salvation Army. Children enjoyed the program with toys and gifts, while Mrs Nejile covilt, daughter of Captain Williams Trevilt of Pittsburgh, appeared as a featured speller.
Judge Charles We Loneh presides as the court reconvenes Thursday for a request to extend a temporary injunction in the Dye versus Mes. Thunex case. The order aims to restrain certain persons from shipping from Wallace and related actions at the farm, with witnesses and attorneys present. The court considers motions to extend and enforce the injunction and related removal of fixed items and property as described in prior filings.
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