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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1905
Page
1
Widespread storm brings snow rain and sleet across the country. Telecommunication wires down and trains blocked as authorities warn of continued severe weather. Reports from New York Washington and cities like Glen Falls New Haven and Memphis note heavy travel disruption and hardship for the poor amid ongoing outages.
fragmentary text about a deputy marshal and payments to a reader, with illegible names and locations. Cannot determine full event or entities from the readable lines.
In Charleston, Feb 0 Senator Gile moved Senate Hill No. 7 for a Salem charter and city war measures. Debate focused on limiting county boards and education authorities. The charter grant to George Craig & Sons of Philadelphia was approved, detailing capitalization and powers to own land and operate various enterprises.
Salem residents celebrate the charter bill passing the plate senate with widespread joy. A House effort is planned, with a committee led by Andrew a. Wathon and Samet Rosema guiding lobbying and outreach to secure passage.
Entered by Ese Fitzerald and partners attorney Ehner F Goldwin and Miles Morgan. First hearing set for February 18. Assets include a Paint Comfort store valued at about 1000 with liabilities around 1007 to be examined in court.
Thomas Shinn dies from injuries sustained when struck by a train at a crossing in West Virginia. Funeral services are planned Tuesday at his late home, with survivors including his wife and several daughters. One son serves in the United States government in the Philippines, and another brother resides nearby.
Miss Crumrine Mise Hosa Cryiine died. She rested at home of Henry Cramme. Funeral Sunday at the Fringtal dowke in Lowt-Crrk and Narlet. Burial in the trick viuren graveyard. She was 9 years old. Comenmption marked by a grestoment.
New Maccabee office established by F P Mindesty and associates moves to Oak Tal room 235. The office will focus on Maccabee York matters with state deputy Ro vy leading West Virginia Virginia and DC Modern Macewbees. Location features an elevated home plot and upcoming continuation activities.
Reportes from Warsaw describe ongoing clashes between armed factions with continuous fighting patterns. Narrative mentions numerous casualties and disrupted civilian life as authorities struggle to restore order amid persistent tensions.
Funeral for Bihan Williams, child of Mr and Mrs James Williams of Wilsonsings, held after a fall at home. Burial at Lie Fitter combinery in D'NOT following a disruptive incident at the hotel. Local officials confirm proceedings proceeded Sunday with family in attendance.
In Tonite County, Tews Wo A Taw of Roely conducts protracted meetings by Southirn Methodiet churn Roeder Wottel county. Voting on Nov 1 was expected to continue steadily as a large crowd attends. Attendees show strong conversions amid long sessions and widespread interest.
Weston residents approved a city charter in a tight vote on Saturday. The measure would permit saloon licenses under the charter, a proposal opposed by many in Clarksburg who feared increased saloons and confusion with city government. The charter now goes to the registrars for validation.
SS McMillen of Blanchester is among postal clerks injured when a train engine collided with a streetcar on Saturday morning. The injured workers are being treated at Lafarhn and Sebepiat Wier hospital with statements indicating rapid improvement and expected return to work soon.
The revival services at 9 First Baptist Church will proceed with planned attendance. Rev. Moser, president of the Tennessee ministry, will deliver sermons as deacons and teachers participate in the program.
Fragmentary report shows Oraker voicing opposition to a one state plan amid heated debate. The text references a starvation bill and a resisting bloc, with unclear affiliations and dates, suggesting a political confrontation in progress.
Grain market notes report price movements and corn oats dealings with brief mentions of figures. Readers are guided to track futures and local pricing signals across commodities markets.
The Harrison County Herald reports a mortgage on the War printing office and plant of the Nord Pal Company, to secure a debt of one thousand dollars to De. Jon T. Smith. Trustees named are T. T. Lowndes Jr and Be. Southern. The instrument covers nearly all printing and publishing assets including presses, type, cases, office machinery, and supplies, recorded in Trust Book V page 458. Williace Hawker serves as attorney for the company.
A Grascelli Baptist church Sunday School session elected Kal Re Moore as superintendent and Sapwell Caer as assistant. May Postar named as Mary post chair, with twenty five parishioners present to vote. The school will meet each Sunday afternoon under Pastor R. W. McDanel and Gorge Kolhman announced a planned program.
A painter, Charles Fog, fell from a ladder while working on a rooftop at a Washington street building. He sustained severe injuries but was lucky to land on lower scaffolding, limiting potential fatal damage. Local authorities reported the accident occurred during work at the Fergus Street site.
The plaintiff sues the city for sixty dollars in a Justice court claiming nine cows were impounded in November and later died. A cow valued at six dollars was reportedly taken for nine nights in a stable, with a sale advertisement noted as required by law.
A garbled report details a Goff M. E. Church morning service with a slate of speakers and a Sunday afternoon league gathering. It notes Dr Arthur Staples and Dr. Beaver College president addressing attendees, with emphasis on faith in living for God and obedience to the vision.
In Te Feb. 6 Am toss Shakespeare aged 14 was in Aluident by his brother Thomas 17 during breakfast at their home in the northern part of the ity Uinta. A quarrel led to an arrest of Hine.
Announcement that Bishop Peterkin will visit the parks on Sunday April 2 to administer confirmations and deliver sermons during his West Virginia diocese tour. The message notes the bishop’s role and the nature of his visit to local parishes.
Ac Le Linn, recently from Dliea Ne YL, arrived on a Monday official trip to accept the attic role as the new manager of the Palrwool Chirkhorg Tiaetion Rampengs. The visit included a review of plans for the meeting timetable and site preparations.
Associated Press reports Philippines railway construction under government authority. Article notes progress and official statements from Washington and Manila on infrastructure plans and funding.
Trt Mites Stewls i holding a series of revival meetings in the Methodist Protestant church at Bedgebirts. Considerable interests manifest, but there are no known results yet.
J William Stark and Mise Halen Gon wed in Oakland on a Saturday evening in a surprise ceremony. Stark, formerly of Cambridge, traveled with representatives of the Ad tie Rolling Company. The couple hosted friends and the event included travel to Damberland for a pre or post celebration.
Aspirated Press reports Washington on February 6 considers railway rate rules. Yoder discussed compensation to the railroad state Witt and related policy actions.
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In Tet Mily district and surrounding counties, several oil companies including Star Oil, Globe Oil, and Industrial Oil began or planned test drilling at multiple sites such as the Geonit text area, Thomas Towtnerlo, and Nandotyh Davis lot. Rigs are described as completed or awaiting testing with ongoing activity near Industrial Tome Oil Company's holdings. Local figures Greer Williams and Fry inks& Co are noted in related dealings.
A rural government report outlines a proposed administration license bill requiring applicants for a license to locate a home and show accommodation plans. It notes restrictions on license issuance to new towns and villages lacking consent from nearby incorporated areas.
Unclear OCR text describes a partial flood affecting a bank and surrounding areas. Mentions authorities waking early to assess damage and manage water, with references to officials and travel disruption. Strong entities and precise details are missing due to garbled source.
Alarkshire Typographic Taian will lead a regular monthly session at the Stuart Ibhlinge Keael cathonigial hall. Attendees are invited and expected to attend as normal, with munitors noted and readiness for the meeting.
An upcoming board meeting is announced for West Virginia Wesleyan University. The notice lists schedule details and invites participants to attend on the specified Sunday.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete as of press time for Clarence Va Smith a longtime National Guard commander and public figure in West Virginia. Born in Virginia and raised in Fairmont he led West Virginia’s National Guard, served as colonel and governor’s appointee in state defense, and inspired broad respect for his two years of illness before death at Fairmont. He leaves a wife and two sons Bart B Smith and Ned Smith.
A public notice invites attendees for a Valentine themed gathering at Tos MCA on February twentieth evening. The fragment notes a social event with friends and a playful atmosphere.
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