18 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1905
Page
1
Diplomatic circles report Russia to likely end peace talks after the Grand Duke's assassination. Extraordinary council meeting called to discuss the situation and possible policy shift. Japan has not yet asked Russia for ponds.
In the Bronx a highwayman snatched a brooch during a bold midday incident. He fired at a pursuing officer, then escaped after an exchange of shots. Police continue investigations into the daring theft and pursuit.
Funeral services for Mrs Carder were held with eulogies by clergy and floral tributes. The ceremony, led by Pastor Mey and attended by family and friends, concluded with burial rites and interment in the local cemetery.
A damaged notice notes smallpox exposure in Clarksbury with three week history and a county-wide official action. The fragmented text mentions a possible quarantine or containment and warns families and neighbors.
Imm a F Bartten buys a local meat market amid limited details. The action suggests a change in ownership with expected improved business activity soon.
In Charleston West Virginia Maxwell leads opposition to a coal tax measure, arguing that coal should be taxed as part of real estate value and challenging proposed exemptions. The debate involves multiple House bills, including HB 390 and SB No. 28, with committee readings and amendments as officials seek to shape taxation and education funding policies.
Industry sources note better conditions at the well site with mentions of workers and equipment. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate ongoing work by a named company and associated personnel at a regional site.
The Senate heard a Saturday eulogy for Senator Matthew Stanley Quay, praising him as a great political leader scholar soldier and statesman. Senator Scott recalled Quay’s long public career from the Civil War era to his later service and noted his courage military service and steadfast public duty.
An obituary tribute recalls a devoted public figure famed as The Silent Venues ail who served with usefulness. He mapped a political plank and campaigned across the state fearlessly, while friends and rivals spoke of his open, steadfast character and lasting impact on his early home America.
Mrs. Joseph Robinson dies at ninety, a revered West Virginia matriarch with a vast posterity. The funeral is in Salem with interment at the local cemetery after a service led by Reverend Moy Wo Molen.
A Friday night gathering at Megynnie Street featured Mrs Ao TL Rolpris Mr ant Mrs AW Yeaver and others. The party enjoyed wine and dainty treats while five guests achieved a high score in euchre, with playful chatter and festive atmosphere throughout.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Mesias of Columbia Mw died Saturday from pneumonia. Funeral service will be held at Church of the Trinity on Sunday afternoon, with burial at the Molly Crowe cemetery.
A creditors meeting was held Saturday for Jes Fitzzerald, mint gemfort merchant, amid bankruptcy proceedings. Bankrupt assets and debts were discussed, with attendees including friends and local figures as the case unfolds.
Six men were killed and four injured when a rock fall trapped workers at a coal mine run by Martindale and Son. Rescue teams struggled to release the trapped men and revive the injured, with officials promising to investigate the accident and determine causes. Tickets for a rescue society benefit performance were announced, noting the company’s support and plans for a public gathering.
Jamestown New York reports heavy snowbound conditions after a railroad breakdown yesterday. Motive power stalled, delaying trains and halting work along the line as crews attempt to clear the obstruction and restore service.
A Latvolo couple plans a wedding journey with relatives and friends traveling from New York and Washington to Philadelphia. The event includes an early dinner and reception arrangements, with guests invited and preparations underway for a celebration expected to be a significant social occasion.
The Y. M. C. A. basketball event starts at 8:00 p m at fy YOGA. A program follows with Webelos and other teams competing against the strong Yoon Yt AL M team. Admission is 10 cents to cover expenses.
Fragmentary OCR describes Walter Rau reported dangerously ill and a related scene at a dwelling. Other names appear as unclear fragments, with disrupted phrases and possible mentions of Terese and Mirne Sree in a confusing local setting.
City council held a brief session presided by Mayor Shiela. Discussion focused on fire plug functionality at Fourth Street and a request for further investigation into the issue. The committee also discharged a light and heat company inquiry and addressed water works payroll and other routine matters.
SRCHITECTS GET CONTRACT FOR BERRYVILLE HOTEL. Bofivde Lafferty Chaarabe awarded the contract for the erection of a new Berryville hotel, with plans to be completed in Virginia. Local firm support and financing arrangements noted as part of the project timeline and funding details.
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