02 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
1
Straggling into the station area the rebels pressed toward Suarez opposite Ril Fuso, as riderless cavalry moved in from the train that arrived from the south. Federal troops had sent out patrols last night from Juarez, with a clash expected today between the rebels and federal forces near Samal.
A deadly dynamite explosion in New York is blamed on laborers at a Jersey City dock area. Coroner and inspector reports cite multiple casualties with estimates near a million in property loss. Federal help is pledged as investigations proceed into the vast blast.
The court session resumes this afternoon as Judes Charly Wylenete clashes with team members following a stoppage in Weston. Duras is reported in contention during the proceeding while the case continues.
Weather prognosticators believed to be on the ground prophets were disappointed when the animal saw its shadow soon after bright morning sunshine, signaling a notable change or omen in the forecast.
Washington February 2 The Senate confirmed nominations for postmasters at Thomas Tucker County Fannie Melintek Ravenswood Hickson County Lathem and Cairo Ritchlo County J Overton.
Modern Woodmen of America Northeast Camp No. 5748 held a meeting Friday at the Knights of Pythias hall to discuss obtaining a lodge location, building lodge rooms, and other business. The lodge’s garters were formerly in the Traders Annex, which was destroyed by fire.
The Rev. V. A. Nanna of Moundsville returned home Thursday morning after leading a series of revival meetings at Ash Chapel. Rev. H. W. Flanagan of Wheeling, brother of Rev. Paul W. Managan visiting here, will preach at the evening service. All are welcome.
Mr and Mrs X C Mecanty and their daughter left the city Thursday morning on train No on an extended trip to the West. They will visit New Orleans San Francisco Portland Salt Lake City Denver and St Louis returning home from the last named place. They expect to be away until the middle of the month.
Mrs Murphy of the ass Had underwent a recent operation at Jota Hospital and is recovering nicely. The report notes stable condition and steady progress post surgery.
In Fulyn t Mich a woman was shot dead when she answered a door knock. Mrs Catherine Tayfart shot in the arm. Frank Fox of Sandusky, Ohio is accused but has disappeared. Trask Pox, accused of killing Migx Rien Blade, at Fit wis, appeared but refused to make a statement.
The Fret National bank at Grafton and the Grfton Banking and Trust Company are designated depositories for funds at the Grafton branch of the United States savings banks. Under the act establishing the postal savings banks, deposits may be placed in these depositories for the savings system. Willington, DC, Feb 2.
The Bed-Ste Judiciary Committee reports favorably on several measures including a constitutional amendment for United States senators by direct election and an initiative referendum proposal. An appropriation bill to fund transportation and public works, about 45 000, passes the House after Senate passage. Senate proposals include a state mercurous sanitarium and bonds by school districts.
Attorney Taney Harrison moved Lia office on Thursday from the Williwins building into the GoM Widing complex. The relocation places the practice in rooms 218 and 219, signaling a formal office move.
John Costrow, a foreign toul miner at the O'Gara coal mine in Wolf Summit, hid in a wardrobe to avoid arrest by Constable Thomas R. Kearns. Costlow was later brought before Justice John T. Flynn in Wilsonburg, found guilty of drunken and disorderly conduct, fined plus costs, and released.
A terse report from Wile AfbKinisom details a case charging Drat Dorron murder connected to the benching of Dr Ethrnrton. The local detective was assigned to the case, with authorities noting the ongoing investigation and next steps.
Washington reports that West Virginia has installed a Democratic senator, Charence We Wataan, after the legislature yesterday confirmed his seat. The president of the senate presented the commission, and the governor’s proclamation was read as the oath was administered.
Justice Samuel W. Gordon awarded Sayre Bottling Company of 221 East Third Street a judgment of $17.50 against A. P. Romano for failing to return empty bottles, a practice bottles’ value to firms.
The article notes routes available for testing mail and parcels across West Virginia and other areas. It mentions an amendment to the appropriation bill and a committee discussion on testing new parcel operations and related postal procedures.
Frank G Bland has purchased the interests of partners Orville and Charles Harrison in the Bland Harrison Company druggist. The Harrisons retire. Orville Harrison and family will winter in Florida while Charles Harrison pursues other business. Bland plans improvements at the store and updates to processing.
Washington reports Representative Woodyard recommended Morgan Fulks for Elmira Braxton postmaster to replace resigning Job Moillohan. M J Thrush named postmaster at Levi Braxton to replace Anna Rich who resigned. John Brown slated for postmaster at Little Birch Braxton to replace H H Jackson in realigned offices.
William Greig was arrested Thursday afternoon in Glen Elk by Policeman Sappington. He confessed to stealing Iman a hat. The case will be heard in the morning session of police court.
Samuel Paseo Graaselli forelener was fined ten dollars for allowing an animal to drink from a ditch after it had fallen in. He paid the fine and costs and was released. The case was prosecuted by Le Ford, local humane officer.
Harwood postmaster at Moorefield seeks reappointment as third class or presidential office. EN Locke applies for the office, and George H. Howard is noted in the proceedings.
Washington February 1. Reports say the Rambowt ALIA has several cases of fever aboard and the vessel is sent to Key. Details are scarce and official statements are limited.
Fragmentary text reports a court hearing with a warrant mentioned and a hearing set for Thursday Names such as Syrians Patel and JonephoNi Plate appear garbled and unclear from the damaged segment The article references Merrick and suburb context and a Milo Plainint with Costa and Tustin in the mix but specifics are unreadable
Fragmentary OCR reads of a historical page mention a railway embezzlement case involving individuals named Hayes and an unnamed director. The garbled text references independence day, gates, and a court or official action soon after, with hints of a callee and a police or legal proceeding.
Aboard the cruiser Marietta in Port of Kingston Jamaica J H Monor coxswain from St. Louis died of yellow fever contracted in Kingston. Several other crew members are suspects of yellow fever. A marriage license was issued in New York. A five story building explosion in South Ayped street injures two Italians and disrupts a barber shop.
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