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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1913
Page
4
A garbled report lists evolving plans for a regional reserve bank in Wheeling and mentions Morgantown, Parkersburg, and Huntington. The piece cites opinions on Roosevelt, foreign travel, and Mexican tensions, noting expectations for 1914 despite fragmented text and misread lines.
A fragmented New Year verse reference mentions hogehoolil Tony pledge and content linked to Teign Supreme, with unclear context or full details. The readable parts suggest a ceremonial or poetic note tied to a local or organizational group but lack concrete actions or dates.
A garbled New York fragment mentions a phony topic about Thaw and sanity before a committee. It hints at a Democratic New Year resolution to aid the people. An exchange notes a Chicago couple with twenty two children. T. R. comments on race.
A noisy promotional fragment from The Daily Telegram mocks old year fading and advocates new year ads. The jumbled text suggests advertising pitches urging participation and modern progress while lampooning outdated “old fogey” ideas and urging readers to seize the coming year.
Fragmented dispatch references New Year resolutions and political figures, mentions Mrs Pankhurst in Switzerland and British officials, then shifts to a theater listing for San Toy at Robinson Grand on Thursday January 22 under Marcato Music Club auspices.
Public notices list a sequence of performances and activities in Clarksburg at Hoffman Hall Robinson Grand and other venues. Events span January 1 to January 12 with dances, afternoon and night shows, and industrial or theater productions featuring local groups and visiting troupes.
Mrs Ellen Dufy aged TH gates widow of Michael Duffy died Tuesday evening at her home 432 East Pit Street after a lingering illness. She was born in Roscommon in 1823 and came to the country as a young girl settling near Weston Lewin county before moving to this city. Survived by two daughters Mollie Duffy of this city and Mrs Bila Millman of Philadelphia. Lifelong Catholic, active in church work. Funeral at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Friday at 10 oclock conducted by Rev H McDermott, burial in Grose Cemetery.
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