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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1906
Page
1
In a heated session President Patriuk and delegates clash over resolutions and slogans. Dolan’s fate hangs as unions and speakers spar with Bellingham and Pittsburgh figures amid a long convention that resumed after a delay and faced criticisms of loyalty and strategy.
George Risamnow, pastor of the first church and president of a savings bank, was found dead after being attacked at the bank. Police say the event occurred during a confrontation with a client or intruder, with investigators treating it as a grave incident at the bank premises.
A committee waits on the New Fair Grounds board to secure a signed contract outlining revenue from the fur company and grounds. The panel also surveys grandstand costs while a matching committee coordinates with the Street Railway company and gauges if a 20 percent stock assessment will move the project forward.
A bill introduced in Washington proposes a Clean Money system allowing mutilated or damaged notes to be sent to the U.S. Treasury and exchanged for new currency without registration or postage fees. The measure targets reducing cost and inconvenience for currency repair.
The article notes that late arrivals disrupt performances and annoy patrons. It describes doors opening Tuesday morning for a terraced house event with expectations of seating by 8 20 p m and a request for patrons to be seated promptly for the first act.
Report notes a meeting of the Clarkebore Bar Association and county commissioners team in Montaye with a focus on welfare and parliamentary conduct. The text highlights debates on civic welfare and party alignment among attendees.
Pittsburg report states the decomposed body found in a Virginia thicket is believed to be Sturley Armstrong, cashier of Washington National Bank who vanished January 2. Identification came from numbers 2131 241 on a key ring found with the body. Bank accounts suspected of corruption.
An unnamed waiter at the Traders hotel accuses Bim Boo, a tute bell boy, of stealing a pair of trousers valued at 1818 from a colored dame named Walton. Boo allegedly seized the trousers unlawfully inside the hotel lobby and fled, with Walton identifying Boo as the thief.
Ann Arbor February 6 The University of Michigan faculty and students support keeping coach Yost for football despite a Chicago conference report opposing professional contestants not faculty members.
A fire swept a Curtis area building in Arundel County injuring several and drawing attention from Baltimore area investigators. Local authorities reported extensive smoke and damage as crews battled the blaze into the afternoon.
A typographical group held its monthly meeting and installed newly-elected officers for the coming year. Despite typos in the report, the session proceeded with routine business and monthly dues, with a focus on steady continuity.
Fragmented list shows multiple deed transactions with names such as Barna Asunge WS and John F. David to Joten Th, plus mentions of properties and improvements. Includes references to Fair sroundy Improvement Company and various individuals including Margaret V Fox and Napoleon B Fox. Details are garbled with errors and partial phrases.
A fatal quarrel occurred in a Baptist church setting ending with the death of Samuel Stethly Trobert Robert som, with accounts naming Johite 1 and Rucketetler amid contested recollections. The dispute involved personal confrontations and threats, reflecting a heated dark event within the community.
In Marion County Circuit Court John J. Cornwell as president leads a lawsuit by CISUMITY CO against Cormell group over stock transactions. Plaintiffs seek damages and a court allowance of 200 dollars amid a suit entered for 10040 due from the defendants, with public notices issued by both sides as the case proceeds.
The note announces an evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter FP Too, Pike Street, featuring multiple performances. Madelred Lambert reads As the Moon, Miss Mabel Ruttencutter plays violin and Miss May Anni performs a piano solo with other musicians including Corn Smith and Grac Ha. Refreshments will be served at the club with a petite pastry flyer at The Toots.
The report notes contracts awarded by Anennet ment in Canton for road demolition work on Ware road and for construction of a new Shay at Tulsta Ohio. Bills total about 1000000 dollars and work on the first contract should start within ten days. The Sugar Check Northern firm is listed in the contract awards.
A report states Marshal Colline and companion Me Honnfel left Preston county for Nicholas county after visiting Mr Remnick in hospital for erysipelas. They were guests of Mrs LB Peters and former Preston County businessman Mr Collins before departing with a large coal lease prospect in view.
The National Association of Mexican War Veterans will hold a reunion in Washington, with admission priced at 2 and 4 dollars. Details are from Associated Press dispatches.
The article reports multiple fatalities from a train crash near Missoula. Named victims include M. N. Robinson and J. A. Tenenp with possible others unconfirmed. The train reportedly stalled while a locomotive struck a passenger car as it attempted to scoop water, causing a deadly wreck.
Samuel Wad, son of a noted Danish minister, gives a piano recital at the Walls on February 9 under the auspices of the Marcato Club. A former Copenhagen Conservatory pupil, Wad studied with Gade and other masters and later achieved prominence in Baltimore. The event supports student and musician funds and aims to draw a large audience.
A passenger on the train system collapsed suddenly at a station causing a stir among waiting crowds. Dr. Wat was summoned and diagnosed nervous prostration after initial examinations and rest.
A fragment from a Buffalo Bent essay outlines a new society called Buffaloe with strict admission by capable members. It references October 1904 and claims the group aims to foster friendship, labor, and obedience through a rigid, limited membership across several states including West Virginia and Kentucky.
The public notice outlines upcoming Shriners session dates with a May gathering and planned ceremonies. It mentions the Noble Mystic String and an associated event schedule, highlighting continuing fraternity activities.
The forthcoming marriage of Yost to Miss Virginia Fite, daughter of a prominent Nashville citizen, links two respected families. Virginia’s sister is married to Dan McGuin of Vanderbilt. Yost’s ties connect to late 19th century college circles. The ceremony is set for March at the Fite family home in the city.
A U S Supreme Court of Appeals decision in Cincinnati Ohio orders the cities to break the railroads grip on land along the lake front valued at fifteen millions of dollars. The Cleveland telegraph unit appealed and the case centers on compensation and land use.
An irregular report claims Tohn Skorbke fled the city after owing John Gandy 824.54 and a warrant was issued for Wik arrest. The mayor reportedly adjusted the debt by 20 and covering cats. Further debts and his departure are noted with an aim to erase the waters.
Invitations in Wheeling denounce the wording of Mr. Andres Hart of Pu Mis Rosamond Maloney Ing. The ceremony is set for Valentine’s Day February 14 at 8 o'clock in the cathedral. A reception follows at 2538 Loft Street from 9 to 10. Mr Hart is noted as the brother of Joseph P Hurt. The couple resides in Wheeling.
Fragmented OCR text mentions fire plugs kept flowing all day to fight a blaze. A water commissioner notes the water would gush at each ping, with a nod to a famous instrument. The fire also provides a dry shelter as Boreas and the ground boy are invoked in their elutches.
A progressive euchre entertainment will be held at Centennial Hall at 3 o'clock for the benefit of pre Catholic Ahogt Tir boys. The event will be under the auspices of the Hibernian Society. Tickets will be reserved.
Police say William Robey faces charges after Monday night theft involving a pair of shoes. Justice John T. Hyun issued a warrant for his arrest as the investigation continues.
A garbled block describes individuals and places with unclear roles and actions. The text mentions New Mexico, a 4 percent figure, and several obscured names, but details remain unreadable.
Bitter conditions sweep the area with subzero temperatures across multiple towns. Readings include 32 below in the city and 85 below at Northville, while other locations report 26 to 20 below. Navigation is halted as rivers and tributaries freeze.
Financial summary reveals the Micagmitown athletic association in West Virginia faced debt at year end while recording receipts of 2078 dollars for baseball and 999.80 dollars for football. The group cleared debts by paying 355.24 to a key football organizer and spent 1710.16 on equipment, with total income tallied at 5993.02 dollars.
The proposed strike order by the United Mine Workers could affect about 8000 miners in West Virginia. The action targets non union mines in the central districts from Fairmont to Clarksburg and beyond, with organized regions around Wheeling largely exempt.
Fragmentary text describes an Elks meeting in Clarksburg lodge No 4B. It mentions Hills and a wall hold and refers to a poet and matters not fully clear.
Vague OCR fragment notes a boxing incident involving a boxer named Proveinen and others in a Coboa area. It mentions a wreck at Tar ng tha progrese and a brief mention of injuries and injuries to an individual named Jeet. The text is garbled with unclear dates and locations, offering no verifiable details.
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