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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1909
Page
1
A discussion of a proposed bill for a new law is noted with mentions of representatives and aides. Names such as Parkerburg officials and trustees from Mormaotown appear in the fragmented record, alongside references to committees and government offices.
A damaged notice urges sheriffs and county officers to report and deposit all fees earned annually. It cites the 1908 Beasion Act and requires year end reporting of fees, directing officers to prevent delays in cost payments and ensure funds are collected for services rendered.
A new program identifies the flagship vessel and directs Minnesota to depart for Naples tonight. Two more ships head to the same area for relief and a dining relief mission. Admiral Fry will confer with authorities on arrival to coordinate service operations.
Court records reveal M. AL Naeboomewin faced charges of obtaining $1550 from the Harmers Bant store through false pretenses. The alleged crime centers on presenting a check as payment to the Sqetemm store. Proceedings detail the felonious intent and the disputed funds.
Fragmentary OCR note describes rainfall affecting earth and streets with cryptic imagery. No clear events, names, dates, or locations are readable to establish a facts-based card.
Last Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train No. 1 derailed today near Caperton after striking an open switch. Engineer Thomas Wawarda and Fireman Peter Trent of Huntington were killed. Several passengers were injured, including W. E. Waner of Shelbyville Kentucky and A. C. Miller of Kimorton Indiana.
Four Rochester men Fred Westenfield Elgin Maddock St N Beck and Dan Keelin were killed when the steamer Samuel struck a raft on Green River today. The crew were swept into the river during the accident and later recovered.
The municipal campaign opened Monday with aCitix ticket nomination at a mass convention in the public school. For Mayor J. F. Kad. For Recorder J. C. Garret. For Councilmen W. Utgheratt Neil Schon L. D. Johnson John M Skinger and W. A. Amrick.
Five elections will be held Thursday across Ware county including Adamson Shinnaton Bridgeport Lamberport and West Milford. Town officers for the coming year will be elected.
Mrs McKinley and Laura McKiglas of Salam qualify adjoining probate bonds for the estate of Bertair Buaslund and Hower B. Wickinley, with a bond of $20.00 secured by We A Carpenter, T. Tavis, AL Spent, and Cite Ravdeiph av.
Grand jury reports include one felony murder charge for the stabbing death of Frank Whitehall and multiple misdemeanor assaults dating from 1908. Indictments list suspects such as Prunik Lover, Mack Hail, Bernard Coughlin, Orville M. Combs, and others. A railroad company case was dismissed and an oil docket entry was dropped for improper filing.
Owing to delays in decis ion making and judge availability the annual exhibition of the Clarksburg Poultry and Pet Stock Association will not be held this year. The show was planned for Hoffman January 8 to 30 but deemed impractical. a permanent organization will continue and a stock company will be formed for next winter’s exhibition.
A glass maker discusses a wage rise tied to the current cost of living. The proposal includes higher percentages for single workers and higher still for those with double strength. The statement notes the need for substantial appreciation of workers to justify the raise.
In Calcutta religious riots between Mohammedans and Hindus escalated to serious violence. British troops were deployed today after clashes near Titaighar, with reports of fatalities and fires as authorities seek to restore order.
A man caught stealing three chickens from a rear coop behind a North Fourth Street restaurant in Glen Fork was restrained by bystanders until a patrolman arrived. He escaped on the way to the jail but was recaptured and brought before Justice Gordon, with warrants outstanding as authorities pursue the suspect.
Lydia McDivittea held on charge of tottering in a house with Ay Tepute. Constable Ford captured her Monday evening at the Home of Mytifa and Beasle Jackson in Northview and took her to the Prison. Warrant issued on complaint by 36.1 MeCling against Hexsie Myrtle Jackson and others for maintaining an improper report. Additional arrests expected.
John Giordion, a respected young Iulan, died at 419 Jackson Street Tuesday morning from complications of intestinal cancer. He worked at the Phililie Sheet and Dry Blkte Company's mill in Bant End and belonged to the Hatten band. Survived by father, mother, two brothers Joseph and Pominic Giordian. Funeral Wednesday. Mrs Ed Boxes, wife of the governor’s private secretary, died Sunday at 60. burial in Johnstown, Pa.
The brother Thomson Wickard died in Cumberland Maryland after being summoned by unexpected Heath on Tuesday night. Mira H F reports the circumstances and family grief following the death.
A large gas well was drilled Monday by Hope Gas Company on Beeson H Brows farm, spanning 210 acres half a mile west of Wolf Summit. The well is a steady producer, yielding about two to four million cubic feet, marking it as a valuable find.
Constable and Hope Natural Gas officials went to Varner farm near Salem to remove a company pipe. A rifle and later a revolver were pointed at them, prompting retreat. The pipe remains disputed. renewed efforts to reclaim it may lead to serious charges for the Varner group.
The county court issued its main order on redistricting several election precincts and creating new ones. Boundaries will be established as work begins. George F. Randall named superintendent of county buildings and grounds. H. Kida and John Wagner appointed road surveyors for Coal and Clark districts respectively for three-year terms. W. E. Swiger, R. W. Rittenhouse and C. B. Rogers agreed on a road project at five percent grade. Sidney A. Smith qualified as administrator of the estate of James B. Smith, deceased.
The December 1908 statements show a state treasury balance of 1 401 812.27 across funds. Disbursements were high for the month, with December payments including a substantial outflow from the school fund totaling near a half million dollars.
At the bank annual meeting stockholders elected A J Bleicher A Horner T M Hoof T J Bynch G J B Smith M J Bartlett J B Kyle B R Southern W G Kester C A Lawton D L Hall J N Barnard EA Rider Ragnell Johnson J Tan I W Harmer Elise Lyon Geo W Williams Curtis Boggeta W L S Cole J A Cristy as directors with no change in bank officials.
Henry F. Clark of Parkerstar is introduced as a veteran bartender at the Traders hotel. Beal proprietor and Mrs Beal depart for the Pacific coast on a pleasure trip, with Beal absent from management.
The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen of West Virginia received a charter. Principal office to be located in Wheeling. Charter issued by NC Owen, Past Grand Master Workman of Parkersburg, and A Fisher, Grand Master Workman of Troyingttam.
In Ma Jan, Mrs. Kati the Belsel and her sister Florence rh faced charges over two killings linked to a hunting incident. The incomplete report describes a courthouse scene with testimonies and disputed details as the case proceeds.
Julia Madcuff of Mounde Village regained custody of her son after a sequence of events in which the boy was housed at the county infirmary and later brought to city headquarters by Superintendent B. S. Davis. A misdirected letter delayed contact with the mother, and the boy wandered the streets until police and humane society workers intervened, leading to his placement in care and eventual return to his mother in Clarkeburg.
The Board Trade announces readiness with city government for water works improvements and sewerage additions. At Monday night directors unanimously adopt a resolution supporting the City Council plan to submit the bond ordinance to voters on January 19 for ratification, urging a favorable action.
The Farmera Institute hosted a Monday event with farmers from Har rigor and adjoining counties. Speakers offered earnest talks, climaxing at a noon luncheon prepared by the Merchants' Association. Attendees praised the generous hospitality and the strengthened ties between farmers and merchants.
Miss J A Cutrrence president of the state ambamiy of Redekan lodges of Odd Veldows returned from Wallacy where she was honored at a beneuet by Wallace Rebekah leder Friday Night Never the Close of the aMalr a Bre broke out in the town destroying two houses The Rebekah lodge promptly raised 80 in money for the fire victims
Fragmentary report notes a death for Mes Carr and arrests linked to a case involving James Eyirger county before a court hearing. Mentions Graftus Mondarsttershin and a pretrial process, with references to a local bhessier event.
A fragmentary note from Mare ot mentions unusual eyes and a nod to water features. Officials have not confirmed details and the text lacks clear names or dates.
Wounded and scattered survivors remain in the central district where much of the city lies damaged. Troops guard the streets while workers search the rubble for victims and scarce provisions.
The Mansfeld Ohio polo league standings show Drumm's team in front after nine weeks of play. Clarksburg former captain Perdiaan Drumm now holds a key role with Wig ager, while Cothocton trails second with a strong 586 average. Sony Drumm reports a renewed commitment and hints at a vital upcoming match.
A fragmented OCR reads like a terse tale about an unnamed figure Roins The Aron and a possible reference to Jolinet and Mispine Tatar. The readable bits suggest a travel or personal encounter with unclear dates or locations.
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