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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1909
Page
1
Unclear report describes an alleged bandit hold up of the Ian Express Train. The piece hints at possible arrests and ongoing examinations of intoxicating drinks and stock concerns, with police or authorities reviewing the scene and related individuals. The text is fragmented and terms are inconsistently rendered.
A western bound Denver and Rio Grande passenger train was halted at 3 Block this morning between Fort Logan and Denver by two bandits. They forced the engineer and fireman to stop the fast train at fifty miles an hour. Shots were fired alongside coaches to intimidate passengers. The bandits then compelled the fireman to load three sacks of registered mail into a large sack before escaping. The value of the taken mail remains unknown.
An alleged jealous man shot and killed Jos Sonter Pela and wounded Mrs Maudetukie, with whom he was said to be involved. An eighteen-year-old son of the woman was also wounded. Donegan, the accused, was arrested after the incident as the couple's separation was reported. The shooting occurred at her home and the suspect faced immediate confrontation.
A blaze at a Nelson Hallo ng building outside Milwaukee killed five firemen and injured several others. The W H Johns Manville Company, producer of steam pipes and woollen covering, faced losses estimated over 200000. Among the dead were Absletan Chief Gunning and Captain Horley as roof collapsed onto the tower floor.
A union meeting of the Young People's Temperance Federation 49 at the Flat Presbyterian is set for tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock. The program includes scripture reading, prayer, a brief talk, and a mime act, plus an added item.
The dentist from Grafton and nearby areas relocates to the city to practice. The move includes a license or permit, and the professional expects to begin practice soon.
A new glass workers union has formed with Louis Fox as president and Walter Perkins resigning as a leader of the old national organization. Judge Lynch issued an injunction to restrain interference by the National Window Glass Workers. Crescent plant operations paused yesterday as the new union gained five shops this week while old officers faced action for pressuring members.
Judge in the circuit court discharged nearly all jurors for the term. The Hood versus Fairmont and Clarksburg Friction Company suit was kept for the day with jurors dismissed after a visit to Washington to view allegedly damaged elm trees. Hood seeks 4000 dollars claiming limbs damaged trees. A McT Cunningham received the Nordick in the case of W J Nasum against him over three acres near Sarvisville. Court adjourned until Monday.
Washington February reports Special Commissioner Buchanan telegraphed the State Department that he signed the protocol with Venezuela to settle disputes with the United States. On February 12 the House committee approved a Games bill to reduce the Secretary of State’s salary and make Knox ineligible for the post. A minority report was to be presented. the bill heads for a Monday House vote.
Pl Ketr of the Tecin lockwoat Company of the Womens store will depart tonight for Philadelphia and New York to shop for spring merchandise. Persons wishing to leave Specklarders may call at the store this evening before nine o'clock.
The report details a police arrest of an individual named Ticherd Rodlmron amid Chicago grain market activity. Thomas Burke is mentioned as charging the suspect with a crime, while the broader context notes market movements and related authorities.
Cleveland based Major Geneva W H Sletzer commends the Uniform Bank of the local Knights of the Maccabees after inspecting drill series at Reed Hall on Pike Street Fat day Night. Commanded by Dr John J Payne, with Colonel G G Showalter Col J A Lane and Adjutant Will beth attending. A large turnout joined a dinner and a program of musical numbers as members drill toward the state convention at Pillipps soon.
District Superintendent E Armentrout and W J H Barnes faced a board trial Saturday on insubordination charges tied to a policy requiring tardy students to knock and state reasons before entry. Barnes admitted to following district rules, the board dismissed the case.
Frank J. Welch reports the sudden death of Mrs Drumm on Thursday, with letters from Fendt Druem announcing the loss. Mrs Drumm, long residing in the city, is mourned by her husband and many friends as tears rise at the news.
A draft of protest resolutions from labor groups denounces federal overreach and any legal move against local workers amid debates on the Model License Law. The document ties opposition to alleged intrusive authority with calls to back the prohibition bill and protect trades from job losses. The group urges Senator Coffman to safeguard their interests in the district and state actions.
The Pasitive Sheet and Tinplate Company paid employees today for the two weeks ending January 31 totaling $12,000. The payroll underscores strong industry activity in the tinplate sector and reflects well on management and plant performance, with 14 men affected by the disbursal.
A fragmented report describes the Labor Trades Council hearing requests and responses on Sunday regarding alleged mistreatment of colored men. Officials discuss federal aims, legal action, and a proposed statement urging restraint, with references to speeches by John Mitchell and others and to resolutions adopted by the council.
Chas E Brooks sells the high quality grocery in the Waldo hotel and Lowndes department store will take charge Monday morning. William M Alutheran and H W Lawson, connected with the department, will operate the business. The Brooks grocery is described as prosperous with a scientific tariff and narrow profit margins offering high quality at low prices.
In city court two defendants appeared as Mayor Edward S Welch preached. Joseph Motley and George Routhworth were named. Motley was convicted of drunkenness and jailed for three days. Routhworth was discharged after being found not guilty on other charges.
Schedule lists a recital by The Hekats Tor Wad on Saturday evening October 20 at the JWdn. Ubey appears as a participant from the Bening Brigade of Christ Church, with Waldowent Ubey named among the performers.
A fragmentary report notes a British tourmer and events involving Forest Carte Loupe, with sparse readable details. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, but the item hints at maritime or wartime themes and a travel or tour context.
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