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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1911
Page
1
Reported in Malaga Spain the day after a blast outside a palace as King Alfonso and Madrid visitors arrived. Two bystanders reportedly injured with no further details released. An initial account mentions a pistol in a box but officials gave no confirmation.
Superintendent of Banks Cleney announced a shutdown of the Carnegie Trust Company after an examination showed an unsound condition. The suspension drew a crowd of depositors, but declines on the stock exchange were modest. Bank officials did not discuss the failure, yet claim depositors would be paid in full.
Ambiguous report describes Wichita Pipe Line Co president Newley and Ke Lima Trust Co leader Shot and killed in a hotel. motive linked to lease dispute. Trust Company head Truskett arrested amid investigation into the fatal shooting involving a prominent Raney business figure.
The Baptist General Association executive board will hold its quarterly meeting at First Bay First Church on Thursday starting at 10:20 a.m. Several prominent state Baptists are expected to attend.
Mary Caxtravans of Wesinburg, aged 25, died after hospitalization. Sam Moran alleges husband John Cuetracans poisoned her. coroner’s autopsy cites poison, while a bridge contract in Kanawha county is also noted.
A preliminary report from Leconte indicates state and national banks in West Virginia show deposits of 103 284990 08 as of November 10, marking a rise of about nine million dollars. The text discusses securities, confidence in banks, and anticipated growth in bond and note purchases amid rising demand for funds.
The Rearswitteed Church project advances with a new church in Stenley Hotels. Sunday school and preaching programs are scheduled. The Rev. Mr. Baldwin of Share fu Pa is described as a notable evangelist and orator. Attendance urged for Septions and a window glass factory at Novechviews is noted.
Mr and Mrs W 3 Shineral occupy one of the apartments in the new Methodist building on West Mala Street.
Governor Glasscock may appoint Davis Elkins son of the late Senator Stephen B. Elkins to fill the unexpired term in the United States Senate. The move would last until the legislature elects a successor, serving as a mark of respect and recognizing Elkins's notable ability and leadership in the state. Elkins has led the Elkins coal operations and is widely popular across the state.
George Wilmoth of Simpson and his son in law Nathan V Hess a carpenter of this city were held for the next grand jury Friday afternoon by Justice G E Gordon after their hearing on a charge of stealing 20 dollars in money from EW Knight Thursday night in the Metropolitan oval They failed to furnish bond and were remanded to jail.
Loyd GL, Queen will depart tonight for Indianapolis to close age contracts with an automobile maker. He plans two national cars selling for 2500 dollars and five Cole Motor cars, expected to sell for 1650 dollars in Clarksville upon arrival.
Crowds fill streets as business is suspended and windows closed for the funeral of a state leader. The service at Davis Memorial preceded interment at Wood Cemetery with Rev Dr Barron and Rev Dr Rudelites presiding. Washington officials and relatives attend amid deep mourning and a special train delivery.
Osburn Company announces two new shoe stores in the Wildecott building after moving from current quarters. The Oxburn Shoe Company will occupy a new two story space with a dedicated menswear area and modern stock. W. M. Osburn will chair both ventures and retire from active floor work after long service since 1954.
Frank W Coleman an oil man from Salom was removed from the Mon gor hotel at Parkersburg to the City Hospital yesterday afternoon as his mental condition deteriorated. He had lived at the hotel for months and was identified as a member of Salem lodge of Masons. Parkersburg fraternal members notified. Dr J J Gof attended. His relatives in McDonald and Oakdale were informed.
Fifty workers narrowly escaped injury as a blast at the Big TH Coat Company in Lee County caused severe burns to about forty miners. Rescue teams aided the injured and authorities investigated the cause of the explosion amid chaotic scenes.
At a regular meeting Canton Clarksburg No 9 will install officers for the year. Refreshments will be served and a good friends anticipated. A full attendance of the membership is desired at the meeting.
A special term of the Lewis County court at Weeton is set for Monday February 6 with a special grand jury to dispose of the case of William Turbee. Flora Anglin is noted for an incident at her home on Saturday night December 24. Judge Lyne issued the call and jurors listed include Compton, Hi Ty na Milton, Gaston, Hinkson, Princis, Stalnaker, Turner and others. Governor Gipson may attend if enough jurors remain to avoid mob violence.
An obituary note reports the death in Berlin, Germany of Col Thomas Benton Roy aged 22. He was a native of Bartosville and served as adjutant general to General WW during the Civil War era. He later practiced law with Brooks Harrison & Company and is described as a leading figure in Alabama. He left a daughter and never retired from public service.
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