07 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1905
Page
1
A wire service dispatch from Batoum reports escalating violence as troops kill and wound striking workers across multiple locations. Reports describe factory violence, injuries, and arrests as workers attempt to halt production and destroy machinery. The chaotic scene spreads through nearby towns with casualties and suspicions of forced dispersals.
Caluuilus, February 7 A convention of canning sections opened here today. Delegates to the Canning Association and Canning Machine Movi Facttyters won, with over a thousand Moussad delegates reportedly eager.
Fragmented text describes an event featuring a performance by a troupe and a male lead named Moric. Five dancers are mentioned as part of the program. A profiled figure Prof. Menard is referenced amid unclear dialogue and stage actions.
Fragmented report notes a Senate session on statehood with unclear names and mock phrases. It mentions a vote tally 52 to 20 and references individuals like Tate and Morrison in a garbled account of adoption or confirmation of a state plan.
Fragmentary OCR reports a double shooting in Belton Union Wisconsin where a man shot his wife and then killed himself. Details are unclear with garbled text but indicate injuries to others and multiple people affected. Further verification needed from complete roster of witnesses and official statements.
An informal gathering last night discussed a proposed rail project. Community members voiced concerns about cost, safety, and environmental impact while urging careful planning and transparent oversight.
Mrs. Mary Albright aged 70, mother of James and others, died at 1220 Seventh street Parkersburg Monday evening from infirmity and old age. Survived by five children James, Meani, Fred, John Albright and Mrs. Quilan. Remains will be brought here Wednesday for interment.
The funeral of General Chronee J. Smith will be held Wednesday afternoon with military honors at Palrivont. Governor White has directed four companies to form the guard, including Company K Morgantown Company Ta Bastmont Company E and Company Bat Antheus, under Major Joliffe. The First Regiment band will not attend. Company To and the band depart on the forenoon train.
Nick Criss was arrested on a warrant sworn by Julie Hickinmn for stealing chickens. Constable Lee Colfrain took Criss to jail to await a hearing before Magistrate Samuel W. Gordon. Warrant issued for Criss following a robbery near Henlouse on Sunday.
An ancient text fragment describes a major revival meeting led by preacher S. A. Shana and the Tiled Brethren in Northview. The event drew weeks of attendance with about seventy conversions reported amid expected protests over religion and weather interrupted proceedings.
A chaotic exchange unfolds as letters flood Hariehor Virginia. Gov Hite faces pressure to address ongoing issues and respond to urging from citizens and officials. The effort reflects grief and public demand for action amid the crisis.
Ess and Staeri move through a tangle of travel plans and family ties as Riley Sartor heads to St Louis for private arrangements with Wade Lambert department store kin. Others plan journeys to Mecanti, Louisiana, and Migentri county while a son prepares for New York trips and a father’s yardage accounting.
A damaged OCR text outlines a Valentines event with uncertain venue and timing. It mentions a party, a parade of activities, and potential sponsors or organizations but key details are unclear. The fragment hints at a music or dance component and attendance by community or group leaders.
Readable fragments report a marriage related issue amid wartime pressures involving notable individuals including Francis Nehoratr and Vera. The brief notes a Veiled union influenced by public war efforts and social expectations.
Two women who nursed Mollie Taylor in a Zanesville hotel testified before Coroner Matthews that an attending physician offered $5 to support a false statement. They said Mollie muttered she was glad she did not take sick on the train and that the plan sought to implicate them in bribery tied to the Mollie Taylor case.
Fragmentary transcript reveals Holland recounting physician bribe offers to testify about eloping facts. Witness shows reluctance, claiming prior statements to coroner and financial motive influenced testimony.
Garrett County Maryland court selects Messrs Halmboo and Taifferty Ichiteets as architects for the new jail and sheriff's residence to be built at Oakland. Court meeting set for February 14 to review plans. commissioners praised the duo's credentials and noted their prior successful projects in Washington City and Baltimore.
In a brief court action, Machen and Groff were placed in a roll room and transported to Maunieville, West Virginia, to begin a two year sentence. The officials stated the two would serve the term after the transfer was completed this afternoon.
Two men drank and talked loudly to Mayor Nick Shick at the regional court on Thursday morning. They were fined and paid, then went on their way rejoicing.
A fragment mentions Gallipolis state hospital and Dr Oldnmelyer with scattered words about Sunday events and op ropsies. The legible items indicate a local notice or report fragment without clear actions or outcomes.
Joseph Manley former chairman of the Republican National Executive Committee dies suddenly at his Augusta Maine home. Born October 13 in Banfor Missouri he served as Maine official in banking publishing and transportation firms and was once Speaker of the Maine House of Representatives.
Docstir Illinois February 7 Thomas Thorns was shot through the chest today by his wife at their home and will probably die. They had quarrel at Weennie Thorax was out late Josh apllt. Mrs Thomas 1 in jail Rach insist on masning the en vive blame.
A concert organized by Thien Conservatory of Marine Entertainment Bureau will be presented at the Motholiet church in South Ithien to raise funds for a new building. The program features the Conservatory’s renowned Quintette and other prominent student performers from Tastra Hemmay, promoting school pride and community support.
A clipped OCR note from Graix Market in Chigam dated February seven references multiple numeric codes and item tags. The readable fragment hints at inventory or pricing markers with unclear context and no clear events or names to anchor dates or participants.
The assassin of the Precursor General is identified as Karl T. Hobenthal, formerly a student, with continued silence from him. The sounds inflicted on him by Abe son of the victim are not dangerous.
The Clerksburg Tight and Heat Company intends to drill a gas well on Parle Coil Company property near Columbia ynings east of the city as weather improves after a rig was erected earlier.
Des Moines reports bitter cold with temperatures plunging below zero and wind chills. The weather bulletin notes near zero conditions across Iowa, with Charles City and nearby areas expected to see continued extreme cold today and through the week.
Michael Coyne died Tuesday noon in a local hospital after a lingering illness. He was twenty five, survived by his brother Henry Coyne and his grandmother Mrs Bod Kin. Coyne was known in East Pike street for his singing, having worked in a traveling company and sung in the Catholic church choir. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
Fragmented OCR text indicates coal pockets burned causing a temporary Mart service disruption. Readable items mention a event or person named Phu Joss and an annual or Tunalred dhensanal Antares, but details are unclear.
A funeral was held Tuesday afternoon for Phomas Suinn Nefanemi, with Rev. T.R. B. McDanel officiating at the What Map tile church. The service occurred near Purnit Confort, with a modest crowd and local officials in attendance.
In Whiteleton West Virginia February the investigation into a letter from Mamta C. D. Elliott to John Worinstan began with a joint live committee. Newspaper men George Byrne and Charles Brooks Smith testified. one witness claimed to see a copy of the letter. The proceedings addressed signing, the letter’s origin, and speculation about publication timing and distribution.
A blaze at an industrial mill caused smoke and brief evacuations as crews responded. No injuries reported, with authorities noting rapid containment and ongoing investigation into the cause and damage assessment. Local officials urged residents to avoid the area.
At Bloomington Indiana February 7 delegates debated whether Gompers clothing bore the union label. Gompers proposed appointing Nels Niet to lead a committee to inspect, amid jeers from the convention. The assembly approved the plan and Niet prepared to proceed with the inspection.
New York consignments Cork and Dr. We Gere headline a Fasig Tipton sale at Madison Square Garden, with prices above 1 060 dollars including shipping. Multiple trotting and pacing horses are listed with specific marks and owners, and the stable at 127 West Pike Street will showcase the roadsters in the market.
A report from St. Petersburg describes a nighttime attack on a village by a detachment, with Japanese forces bayoneting and then retreating. Details remain unclear due to partial and garbled text.
One dollar offer for an eye examination by Dr Wardman with powerful instruments. If the eye test reveals the need, the fee applies toward the parent. Also available are styles and repairs, with honest pricing and expert service. Located near Wasins gates, Digi Bone wind day. 128 Third property sale.
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