Public notice and editorial critique on Morris affair in Clarkburg press
A Clarkburg newspaper blasts Emil Morris as a reformer while condemning his conduct after a fight. The piece accuses Morris of hypocrisy and seeks to discredit the Telegram’s coverage, calling for accountability and highlighting alleged corruption and town disgrace. It ends noting a bill to move the state capital from Charleston, urging Clarkburgs to pursue the capital.
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Mortis
Thietman Morris
Ceralli
Wilkon
Em “Morris
Morris
Futhermore
Altho
Herald
Snyder
Ohio County
Chaieston
Fiue Clarkaburga
Mr Charles M Ernst Weds Miss Kate Small in Oxford Ohio
The marriage of Charles M Ernst of this city and Kate Small of Oxford Ohio occurred at 10 o'clock today in Oxford. Ernst, manager of Col David Davidson's shoe store, plans to bring his bride home after a brief honeymoon. Friends here express delight at the wedding news.
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Charles M. Ernst
Kate Small
Oxford
Ohio
Ernst
Col
David Davidson
Acting Mayor Handles Police Court Duties in Mayor's Absence
City Clerk Roy Alexander acted as chief executive during Mayor Crile's absence this morning at the police court. Three plain drunks were arraigned, fines assessed as usual, but none paid, and they were sent to the county bastille to work off their obligations.
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Crile
Roy Alexander
Roy
Amusements Classes With Professor Nott in Washington
Professor Nott of Washington D G will teach beginners on Mondays and Thursdays from 8 to 10 p m starting Jan 1903 at Extlinger Hart. An advanced class meets Tuesdays and Fridays 6 to 7 p m starting Jan 23. Gentlemen pay 50 cents per evening, ladies 25 cents. A Misses and Masters Teens class runs Wednesdays after school and Saturdays 10 to 12 am, shifting to after noon after Jan 31. Washington and Parkersburg references.
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Nott
Washington, D. G
Etxnginer Hart
Janay
Sto Il P
Washington and
Parkersburg
Jan Lott
Lincoln J Carter's Fast Mail at Wednesday's show
Lincoln J Carter's Fast Mail presented by Farland on Wednesday evening February 18 promises a remarkable railroad melodrama. The production features modern staging with dramatic effects including patrol wagon sounds, steamboat whistles, Niagara Falls water scenery, a fourteen car freight train and a lighted caboose. The cast is praised for a strong dramatic line with offsetting comedy.
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Farland
Lincoln J. Carter
Niagara Falls
Thomas Jefferson in Rip Van Winkle at Grand Opera House
Thomas Jefferson stars in Washington Irving’s Rip Van Winkle at the Grand Opera House on Tuesday Feb 17. The veteran performer draws huge crowds as every seat is expected to sell out amid standing room only signs in many towns. With a celebrated pedigree and beloved character, Jefferson delivers the famed vagabond’s tale alongside his dog Schneider, promising a memorable show.
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Thomas Jefferson
Grand Opera House
Washington Irving
Rip van Winkle
Pacific Coast
Mr. Jefferson
Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
Rip
Schneider
Mid-Winter Excursions to Washington at Low Rates
Baltimore & Ohio R R offers two round trip excursions to Washington on January 22 and February 10 2003 with ten days return. Includes standard coaches Pullman parlor and sleeping cars and full train information. Agents offer tickets times and a Washington guide for ten cents.
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Washington
Baltimore& Ohio R R
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
National Capital
Congress
Fine Stationery and Engraving Arranges With Major US Firm
The Telegram reports a major engraving house will supply engraved cards wedding invitations and monogram stationery at low prices. Residents are urged to send orders to the Telegram office. The ad notes Dr. Hardman in the Fordyce Building offers eye ear nose throat care including surgery artificial eyes spectacles X ray exams and electric treatment dated January 10, 1902.
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United States
Hardman
Fordyce Building
Harness Supplier at Rey Nolds on Main Street
A practical note states that harnesses of every kind are always on hand at Rey Nolds on Main Street. The store is described as an up-to-date harness establishment serving local needs.
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Reynolds
Main Street
Before the Rush Begins in New Fall Fabrics
New fall suitings and overcoat materials arrive with handsome exclusive patterns at modest prices. Now before the rush begins and while the new fabrics are here is the best time to leave your measure.
Metropolitan Hotel and Cafe Furnish Rooms For Rent
Furnished rooms offered at monthly rates from 45 to 15 with meals and services included. Advertising bold claims about competing with rivals and offering wine and liquor for family use. Contains garbled text and nonstandard phrases. details about location or dates are unclear.
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Athe
Tellbay
Qualing
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R. T. Lowndes & Co. Savings Bank
Clarksburg
W. Va
Republican Party
The
People
Daily Telegram
Eas
Glen Eli
Cxnterman Brothers
Pike St. Jackson
Walla
Timacy
MR. Ernst
Oxford, Ohio
W. T. Merriman
School For Dancing
Lincoln Carter
Fast Mail
Advange
N Street
City
Bath
Pike Street
N.Y
Hagertown
Aone’s
Opp
Swager's
Glarksburg
Harry R. Smith
Trnders
Metropolitan Hotel
W. EF. Rau
Eor Sale
Milford Pike
Mair Sha
Adamston
Glen Hiie
Bridge
Alta Vista
Austin Avenue
Sea
Broad
Oui
Broad Oaks
Harrison Street
Cottrell & Hopkins, Real Estate and Insurance
Jacobs Bldg
John Koblegard
Hugh Jarvis
West Virginia
St. C. L. Ford & Co
Traders Annex
F.G
Lockwood’s
James T. Clark
Leasi Barpike Street
Clanksburg
W. Val
B. E. Wilson
Simlum
Sharts
West Bilestar Ora
Mulberry
Sirest
Hone
P.O. Bor
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