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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1913
Page
1
Report from Clarksburg post office's first seven days of operation shows 635 parcels sent out, 2 percent for local delivery, total outgoing weight 741 pounds, and $605.01 in postage. Twenty one parcels insured, 275 parcels received for local delivery.
January session opens with Clerk Harris ordering the body and Gray Bilver as temporary chair. Delegates and officers are chosen amid absence of Strother and ongoing arrangements for president of the senate and clerk positions. Large delegations from across the state gather to hear Progressive committees and reports.
Washington January 8 The second lap in tariff hearings began with the House Ways and Means Committee taking up schedule B pottery and glass. Democratic Leader Underwood argued the committee would stand firm in retaining the present tariff on pottery as arguments focused on avoiding changes.
County Clerk W. Guy Tetrick issues a marriage license to David T. Coli and Elma Proudfoot. The document confirms the couple’s intent to wed per local civil procedure.
Washington report says Commissioner Franklin P. Lane of California was elected by the Interstate Commerce Commission to serve as chairman for the year. The shift follows the expiration of Charles M. Prouty with Judge Haymond Maxwell of the circuit court naming Austin Smith as general revelver to succeed Sherman Lenhart. Smith posted a $20,000 bond and took oath.
An atmosphere of a real army grows as the West Virginia national guard encampment is planned near Wheeling for the semi centennial celebration. The move may bring in Pennsylvania Ohio regulars and a battery or two with federal troops to Wheel ing and Bridgeport.
Tuesday evening event in Virginia where Dr. 3 C Poster as late manager spoke on internal work and tax fees for the coming year. The gathering also featured eight talking points on external topics and insurance.
Rectors reholders held their annual meeting at the Waldo hotel, electing George L Duncan as president Richard A Farland as cashier LD Griffin as assistant cashier Mord Lewis as teller and Frank Hughs as bookkeeper. The bank reports a prosperous year with deposits up over 10000. A subjoined note mentions increased undivided profits. WHALING poultry show opens at Tri State exhibition in Market auditorium with uncertain outcome.
The Clarkeburg Daily Telegram teases a new saga titled Who is Who to stir community chatter. Readers are urged to watch for clues, learn from individuals, and share tips as the effort promises cash rewards and ongoing guidance from the paper.
Copies of a petition prepared by the legislative committee of the state pharmaceutical association praying the legislature for the adoption of a 14H prohibiting the sale of liquors by druggists have been received here and are being signed by local pharmacists.
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers rose as flood warnings mounted. Reported stages near thirty two feet threatened towns. hundreds of families evacuated and thousands of men left temporarily jobless as flooded districts were patrolled by boats.
Reator, widely known as Rector of Petroleum, died suddenly at his home. Born in Harrison County in 1840, he spent many years in local business. In 1876 he married Geneva Hott. they had six children: Edna, Marya, Geneva, Mrs. William Stanley of Findlay, John at home, Nelson of Parkersburg. Survived by sister Eliza Jarvis of Jarvisville. He suffered strokes in the past three years and death likely followed another stroke. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
In the circuit court with Judge Haymond Maxwell presiding, a divorce was granted to Sophia Patrick from WMomenichie Patrick, conditioned upon payment of court costs. Separately, Reichsteig Piano Co. vs Charles F Thompson Music Co. saw judgment for $1,286 and an order of continence entered. Also, Phillips vs Rosedale Park Co. proceeded. Daniel Michael guardian petitioned for permission to sell a bowls wid lot at Welt Sum l init and the case was continued.
Fragmented text reports Servia withdrawing London diplomacy as the Serjian government faces Adriatic and Tus action. Readable fragments indicate a botable weapon and Wywatine at Ipenca.
Reports from crews along the Morminowin and KMWewood railroad note improved car supply after a string of tight weeks. Whippers and workers describe lingering bottlenecks and cautious hiring as companies adjust to recent demand shifts, with some taking on extra offers and reevaluating staffing.
New York January report concludes waterfowl die offs near Salt Lake City were caused by pollution from sulfuric acid discharged by industrial plants, not a contagious disease. The finding may prompt immediate legislation to prevent further loss of wildlife.
The sanitary survey of the Potomac River waters and watershed to determine waste and sewage discharge into the river has begun this week. It will study the river from Point of Rocks near Weverton to its mouth under the direction of Surgeon General Rupert Blivet and MIT advisor Prof. William J. Seawick after a tour of the lower river and a review of geological data.
A three day incident on day three reports seven men killed and four seriously injured when a falling wall at an ancient ruin in Ro Rome collapsed, burying members of a party.
Senator W. Chilton has left Washington for Pinehurst with Mrs Chilton to remain several weeks for her health. He will return to Washington soon after she is settled and comfortable. The trip signals a temporary absence from the capital as Mrs Chilton seeks improved health amenities in the South.
A test well at the Mary Atkinson farm in the Tenmile district, Salem Fork area, by Moon Ollerd Gas Company, shows a light glow of oil after completion in the county.
A 1903 event outlines an interdenominational approach led by President John Stitl Groster in Scrathierhigd Wamee addressing church alms and wider civic support. The method Epleckpal church hosts ministers and city leaders at a large banquet table, signaling unity and shared charity among faith groups.
A fragmented obituary notice from Charleston on January 2 reports Nannie Hudeen aged 1, descended from Henry Hudson of Sideon Ray time, believed to have died at the home of C.B. Kosei lin pila ett ys. The text is garbled but indicates a family-related death notice with uncertain details.
Astoria Oregon dispatch describes a bizarre incident with a goat that allegedly butted a rear admiral during a naval warning. The tale involves a tank steamer named Rosencrans, lifeboat crew rescue attempts, and a humorous account of goat aggression affecting maritime officials at a coastal station.
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