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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1906
Page
1
A terse notice hints that Depew faces pressure to resign over an investigation into Life Assurance Advice. The formal wording implies a connection between advice given and a total loss of confidence in leadership. No explicit names or dates are provided in the fragments.
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Fragmentary text describes a postponement of road works near Blejing area. Mentions figures such as Senator Henry G. Davie and individuals like Jaber and Davis in a discussion of related convlction and train delays. Overall, the article fragment references delays and a fourteen foot breach affecting local routes.
The text appears as a garbled OCR snippet mentioning jail, a person, and disjointed terms. It contains no clear names, places, dates, or events that form a coherent news item or summary.
Letter reports flammable condition of vit and describes 660 feet of wall above main street torn down by private owners. Mentioned are Dr. Miutin, Pater Finnerty, Rue Jolie Wayig C1, Peidy and Woli Barthes with sidewalk work underway. Financials show $109.00 cash on hand and $0.00 in unpaid hires, indicating town indebtedness uncertainty.
A damaged OCR fragment references an injunction and contempt provisions connected to a telegraph company and a cotton exchange. It mentions Hustot and Odell Crain in a confusing context and alleges a partial compliance with contempt provisions.
The Elks club plans weekly theatrical events with members and guests invited. Mothers wives sweethearts and guests will attend. Officials promise preparations and expert acts before winter season ends.
Joby Wolvireit editor of the Cinberland Eveming Fines sues for breech of contract alleging union and personal violations. Col Ariett asserts the Times operates under a June 1903 contract and a December 1 1905 individual agreement. Earth Richy, union member, continues at work and contests her membership status while Lisa Kirby faces charges of forfeiture though she may remain a quapher.
The First Baptist will hold its annual election tonight with posts for clerk treasurer deacon and financial committee to be filled for the ensuing year. Reports from committees will be received and the Sunday school will elect officers next Sunday.
The Woodmen of the World will install officers tonight at the Pythian hall in Ghar Elk. Mr. Mhimas A. Rib Joy and other selected officers for the coming year will be initiated and installed after the regular voting.
Joseph Seoteh and Jasen Yact, from Glen Palle, were tried by Tuetice ML. BS. Mile Tuesday evening on a ware vant charging them witly carrying Tsabens. They were released after paying the costs of the prosecution. An apparent incident at their home frightened Samuel plack who had them arrested for theft.
The Broaddus school reports a satisfactory term start with many students returning. Attendance and progress are strong, and teachers note good discipline and steady work as the term proceeds.
A 22 year old woman, wife of Weall Rewsli, died at home on Ty Lick Tiedayedan. The funeral will be held Wednesday at New Haygo, Woon counts, W.Va.
The readable text is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases making it difficult to identify persons places or events. No coherent event or action can be determined from the fragment.
A garbled account speaks of a machette tied to a tale of General Morales and a banana trade in Central America. The piece describes a long Toledo steel blade, a knife with a leather sheath, and a sea captain named Taylor aiding Morales in a river escape near Puerto Plata amid a revolutionary outbreak.
The Northview Baptist mission school held a Sunday night program praised by attendees. Beulah Lyons, Jessie McClung and others performed recitations while Rev. Robert B. McDanel distributed prizes for students attending weekly. The year end report shows 67 in attendance on average, with a self supporting school expanding rapidly and $4 in the building fund as the foundation stone is moved for spring construction.
The official board of Coit Methodist Episcopal Church announces a church meeting tomorrow at 8 o clock to finalize revival plans with Dr William Anderson addressing. The Wayne Pre Will Thank Offering Society meets Thursday at 4 15 pm to elect officers and invite all contributors to attend. The Taulos Aid Society meets Thursday at 3 o clock in the church study with all members urged to attend.
A Bridgeport citizens convention was held tonight to nominate a ticket for the upcoming convention. The proceedings featured a fanfare and a general expectation that at least one ticket will be set for the election, with strong community interest in the nominations.
Col. Ed Throp of Parkersburg travels to Morgantown to issue summonses for the National raid jury at Parkersburg. The action involves the Folaner Cau and Coke Company against the Morgantown and Kinzwond railroad, with a trial date set in Parkersburg.
The Mire manufacturite Company board at Brinkgt Port adjourned the meeting to next Monday night after most business was completed. One item remained, with intentions noted to be tackled then. Coehin 5. Ro Hartienn resumed duties at the Merchants.
A garbled line hints at a poem draft and possible encoding by the writer. The text appears as a stray or unfinished note with no clear names places dates or events. Further readable content is needed to identify any subjects or context.
Surveyors began a preliminary site survey for a planned steel plant near the Mound farm, on the West Virginia & Pittsburgh line south of the city. Inclement weather delayed progress, with heavy rain halting work midweek.
Reports say the President's house in Morgantown is nearly finished with winter decorating and interiorwork in progress. The residence will soon host dignitaries and includes a modest display of furnishings while awaiting final touches and a public warning about potential training and future use by West Virginians and local officials.
Local voters head to polling booths tomorrow to decide on candidates for senate council and county positions. The ticket includes Republican entrants with names such as Coy Denramond and George Schutte, while other figures like J WV Dither and Hope Stuith appear on different slates.
Fragmentary text describes alleged violations about a school law case. Names and places are garbled, with mentions of Willinayy Vatett Glen Fallé Rogie Coe and ongoing legal actions through a Saturday.
Fragmentary report describes a local event at Waldo with mention of a tie and a crowd. Names and precise details are unreadable but context implies an evening gathering with a notable figure or activity. Further readable facts are limited.
In a coded report, Morales initiates a clash with regulars amid confusion over players and roles. The piece mentions tensions, unnamed factions, and contested actions shaping an unsettled event.
Fragmented OCR item shows a county court adjourned amid garbled names and locations. Mentions include suspects or witnesses like Jay and Nicholas, with scattered street and district references such as Susitte and Lane. Details are indecipherable, but the record indicates a paused local legal proceeding awaiting clarification.
Fragmentary notes describe a physician facing a personal crisis, family tensions, and strained professional responsibilities amid unclear dates and places. The report references a medical figure and associated social pressures without detailing exact events or outcomes.
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