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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1903
Page
1
A freight brakeman fell from the top of a car at Gilbert and suffered fatal injuries. He was transported to Gilbert County Hospital where doctors pronounced him dead after arrival. The victim, a 20 year old Williamstown native, was identified as a local resident and son of a known family.
Disjointed notes describe a sequence of streetcar mishaps with references to cars numbered 8 9 10 and a train contact. Fragments mention a lock burning and a derailment era without clear outcomes.
An electrician named Lemster, working at the Clarksburg Fe-Tight plant, was struck as he escaped a fire in the alley. He sustained injuries and was attended by a pedestrian medical party at the scene.
Court proceedings begin as several individuals are charged in the Angel Court case. Authorities report ongoing investigations and unidentified defendants face formal counts in this morning session.
A court document details Judge Maxwell Pay and a panel including Dir. Kyle and Edin Macewell. It notes per diem allocations and related actions by BR Bienes et al, with references to a legal delegation and payment concerns in the matter.
The Sélickley Coal company of Mal wwont plans to open mines near Worthington soon. A large ton of coal has been taken up in the Alt section and 1 Ae is expected to be put into operation. The vein to be worked is the Se Whitkley vein.
Ladies at the Frank Presbyterian church announce plans for an oyster supper and theater program on Friday evening February 28. Proceeds will benefit the church and related charitable efforts. A cordial invitation is extended to all members and neighbors to attend.
A unclear plan describes a movement connected to a water company and a directive within a large organization. The location has not been identified publicly and a central date or authority is not verified. Promoters have not provided full details for the publication schedule.
The report notes Bishop Peterkin, ill with bronchial trouble, leaving the Winsining area for a month of rest. He will be accompanied by Jim and plans a stop at Alto Doterkin as part of his return. The Keiende of Hishop Veteran express gladness at his expected recovery.
Mon Mar 2 the where company opens a weeklong emrgoment at the Grand presenting a text of heroes and feats. A show features a full program including acts and technical specials.
The article lauds a grand county gathering hosted by Mr. Somm ers and Mr. GWG Ants of Generaliay Brayton, praising the thoughtful hospitality and regal ambiance. It notes a royal-style feast, warm hearts, and enduring friendship, honoring a noted thinker of the era.
A damaged political letter discusses Senator Harmer and tax reform, praising his stance and noting support from Governor White. The piece reflects local attitudes toward the welfare of white citizens and hints at ongoing questions about administration alignment with reform plans.
Society items describe a reception hosted by Mrs Hilary Good Richardson with elaborate table settings and pink decorations. Mrs Peter Koble Gard entertained the Eucre Club, while Mr Moore Jackson hosted the Octavo Club in a refined, festive atmosphere. Guests arrived from Charlestown and Buckle (Bucklainen) with music, miniatune place cards, and prize drawings. The Five Tables Card Club and other groups planned after Easter gatherings with multiple parties and progressive games.
A secretive meeting of Wholesale Grocers Association delegates from West Virginia and nearby areas convened Monday evening in Wheeling. Participants declined to reveal discussions, but sources say the issue involved a pricing or distribution matter with producers. Attendees included Waterhouse, Archie Te Hupp, James McChyrns, Henry Baer, Jo Tula, EF A. Gaylord, and others from Clarksburg, Fairmont, Parkersburg, and Parkersburg.
A meeting of painters was planned for tonight at the Knights of Pethius building to organize a union. The article notes previous turnout and refers to leaders and a chant or pledge as part of forming the union.
A sigentcar and a wagon collided on West Pike Street in front of Moorestown residence at midnight. The wagon halted in front of the car and fell aside as the motor shouted warnings. The driver and another man were sent onto the wagon but found unhurt with no damage reported.
A ceremonial banquet followed initiation ceremonies for Elkdom members. Five candidates were presented with a social session and orderly festivities. Notable moments included a Grandachille chorus performance and voices from Irving and Chaciee Ulner.
An accident at Ridgeport injured Mr Faris and another man, with Mr Faris sustaining serious injuries. Police and medical workers attended the scene as witnesses described a stumble and fall near a residence. The incident is under investigation and authorities await a full report.
In the oil fields of the Folsoim district in Wetest county a South Penn Oil company operation shows a 35 barrel daily intake but notes 150 twelve hours later. records mention Carnemie Gan and Carter Oil, with officers and officials cited and barrels moved in the Fork district amid unclear local names and dates.
The document lists multiple property transactions involving parcels around four acres and thirty four acres, with transfers among various individuals and entities. Names such as Joby RK and Tree B. Stier appear alongside location markers and dates implied by the OCR.
Reported abscounter apprehended at local depot with officials stating he faced charges for obtaining money by deception. Names and ties to another party appear in scattered notes, with mentions of accompanying individuals and law enforcement actions.
The West Virginia coal land firm integrates new ventures and chartered capital amid ongoing industry shifts. Analysts note a $5 432 000 figure tied to a major financing round and potential regional development plans.
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