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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1907
Page
4
A congressional postal committee report proposing to regulate second class mail would curb newspapers and periodicals. The piece argues the bill imposes censorship, threatens press liberty, and would hinder expansion while praising Roosevelt's stance against corporate abuses.
A fragmented passage argues for federal subsidies to the press as a matter of national policy, citing rural free delivery and rising postal costs. It warns that proposed bills are steps toward stricter regulation, urging inspectors and stricter rules to protect miners and ensure supplier oversight. The governor may call an extra legislative session to address the issue.
A Telegram report warns of ongoing coal mining dangers in West Virginia. It urges special legislation to protect miners and prevent further disasters, noting public demand for action though specifics are not given.
The Iairmont Times replies to the Park ersburg State Journal over Ground Hog Day coverage. The veteran editor defends prior notes, noting sun bursts and clouds, and says forecasts remain uncertain with no firm shadow verdict.
The bond issue proposed by the board of trade appeals to supporters who favor flushing the Baltimore street quagmire. A properly presented case to the legislature could secure the bill’s passage.
Despite yesterday's storm two revival meetings were held at Goff Memorial Episcopal Church in progress. Rev Jas W Mahood of Pinegrove M B Church spoke at the 3 pm service, seeing limited but sincere attendance and one conversion plus two seeking deeper Christian life. Afternoon program included Circle of the King's Daughters sermon at 2:30 and an 8 pm service with topic The One Mediator. Tomorrow features a 4 pm Young People's revival followed by an 7:30 pm regular service. All are invited.
A box supper is planned for February 14 at 7 30 p m at the Grasselli Baptist Church. Ladies are asked to bring a decorated box and Squire Samuel W Gordon will auction the boxes. All are invited to attend.
J W Kemper of Wallace entered Kesler hospital Monday for treatment of illness. Mrs Carter of New Milton, previously a patient, has been discharged cured.
Charleston reports only seven votes against Holle’s bill aimed at capping railroad fare at two cents per mile for passengers and baggage. The act, introduced by Doddridge’s Mr. Holle, limits fares, requires posted notices, and imposes penalties for violations with a minimum fine of one dollar and a maximum of three hundred dollars.
The United Brethren church revival at Northview led by Rev. D. W. Cunningham shows strong attendance and renewed interest. Services occur daily at 3 PM and 7 30 PM with several renewals and song services noted. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a cleansing tonic for skin problems.
Public invited to attend nightly services this week as Evangelist Wilson preaches plain and practical Bible based messages. The appeal centers on faith and doctrine with sermons at the Christian church backed by ongoing community enthusiasm.
Miss Cora Atchison, a music teacher, sustained a broken wrist from a fall on the pavement in front of the St. Charles hotel. The single broken bone is painful but not serious, and she is expected to recover fully and resume teaching soon.
A dubious claim asserts germ existence from a bald rabbit after inoculation. The text cites a remedy two times with a price of $1.00, urging belief in a “Truth” and urging readers to consider the product by Wells & Haymaker, Special Agents.
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