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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1903
Page
6
A heated broadside targets E Morris and a Telegram account of a saloon brawl. The writer denounces alleged conspiracies, defends innocence, and calls for public scrutiny while urging accountability of those who spread accusations amid townwide tensions.
The marriage of Charles Ernst of this city to Kate Small of Oxford Ohio occurred at 10 o'clock today. The groom will reside here after a brief wedding trip. Friends express surprise at the news of the union and a capable business manager was mentioned among attendees.
Acting mayor filled the office of Chief Executive as City Clerk Roy Alexander presided at police court. The court prosecuted two drunks cited for theft before Roy, with fines paid and the offenders sent to the county dustier to work them out.
Professor Noni offers tasteietion classes for pupils at Boningmor Hart. Sessions run Mondays and Thursdays 8 00 pm for ladies and gentlemen with January start. An advanced class for ladies and gentlemen Tuesdays and Fridays 8 00 pm starting January 23. A girls class nightly price 25c. Misses and Masters class Wednesdays after school and Saturdays 10 to 12 am, post January 31 changed to afternoon. Washington and Parkersburg references January 19.
Manager Farland books railroad melodrama Lincoln Carter’s Fast Mail for Wednesday evening February 18. A modern scenic production features a patrol wagon, steamboat wharf, Niagara Falls water scene, exploding steamer, and a fourteen car freight train. The show blends thrilling railroad effects with comedy and strong construction.
Thomas Jefferson reprising Rip Van Winkle at the Grant opera house after a Pacific coast tour, with sold out houses and standing room only. The veteran performer and his production draw heavy demand, promising a memorable show for generations.
Baltimore and Ohio announces two mid winter excursions to Washington on January 22 and February 10 1903 at very low round trip rates with ten day return limit. Excellent service standard coaches Pullman cars and sleeping cars. Tickets times and full information from B and O agents. A complete Washington travel guide is ten cents from B and O agents.
The Telegram reports it has arranged with a major engraving house in the United States to produce engraved cards wedding invitations monogram stationery and related items at low prices. It invites readers to send orders to Dr Hardman for eye ear nose throat services and X ray exams and electric treatment at the Fordyce Building dated January 10 1902.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a harness establishment at Rey Reynolds on Main Street. It mentions 16 as a constant presence behind the counter and references keeping teams up to date with harness supplies.
New fall fabrics and overs coat materials feature handsome exclusive patterns at modest prices. Now, before cash is spent and while the fabrics are here, is the best time to leave your measure.
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