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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1906
Page
1
Nine people died in a hotel fire with many others trapped in rooms. The incident prompted a broader look at worker safety and emergency response as investigators catalog the fatalities and search for survivors.
A New York based group consolidates four mines east of Wilsonbury, Randolph area, forming a unified operation under Harrylark as superintendent. The deal unites Madeira Hill Clark Coal, Brittain, and Rentolph properties on 2400 acres, with a daily capacity of about four thousand tons. The portfolio includes two plants near V Hung and Gott mines, all operating under a single management to meet rising gas coal demand and boost regional output.
Dr Anderson led special revival meetings at Atgoff M E Church with a large congregation. The sermon focused on Job 14 and the promise of life after death, drawing strong interest as attendees lingered for nearby sessions. Tonight at 7:40 pm the series continues, with Dr Anderson scheduled to speak alongside parishioners and guests.
Clarence Forwards, Colorado, reports Neal Irvin accused of burglary near Fairmount and Pallinne. Authorities say he was taken to jail for a hearing before Justice MS Wily, with a warrant and arrest at night.
A brakeman nicknamed ALB Bull had the right hand severely mashed Wednesday morning in Davelendk yards while coupling carts. The finger appears amputational and medical treatment is being assessed.
The West Virginia Bank held its annual meeting at the hotel 4250 o'clock Wednesday evening. Directors Din, W. P. Coil, Alexander Dut, M. Wark, Day, David Davidson, J. A. TMygnes and G. Tongan were re elected along with the bank’s officers. Shareholders praised the bank’s sound condition and earnings, noting regular dividends were paid and some added to reserve funds. At Union National Bank directors re elected all officers.
A lively dance event at Glen Elk drew a cheerful crowd from Whe lite Soul Chuh proms with music by Robinson's Cn melodists. Attendees danced with gusto and shared in a merry, orderly evening ending in contented repose.
An explosion at the Lafayette glass works injured two men, with serious burns and facial injuries. The blast occurred when natural gas ignited in a furnace, spreading alarm through Northview before the plant’s manager and staff mitigated the damage. Night watchman John O'Donnell sustained facial injuries but may recover. Dr. Payne treated him. The incident interrupted operations briefly but is not expected to halt the plant.
Virginia Moore Patterson aged 4 dies Wednesday morning in a local hospital after surgery. Born in Jefferson County August 10 1880 she married Dr Walter Patterson in 1897. Survived by husband and three children. Funeral from Christ Episcopal Church then sent to Ohare Youngt Patterson County for burial.
Cornwell and W B Cornwell sue West Virginia Casualty Company for 3000 dollars to restore stock holdings. company countersue for 1600 dollars. John Cornwell, former president, is tied to past governance and Gov. Devineratio fate. W Th Cornwell is an attorney in Fairmont.
A report notes brokers suspended following a self inflicted action involving a large number of bank checks. The piece mentions firms and individuals by name in disjointed form and references a meeting to address claims.
Col. Thomas G. Brady sails Sunday from here with a party of prominent Huntington and Cincinnati figures to inspect an option on 500000 acres of timber mineral rich property in Cuba. The group includes ex sheriff Holt judge Murvey bank president Cullwell and others as they travel via Mobile and Havana to survey sites and potential development opportunities.
The ceremony took place at the parsonage with Miss Blanche ta Quay and Mr. Meo Willard wed by Reverend Arlodtli in the presence of relatives. The bride’s name and details are given with notes of family ties to Virginia and Western Taion. Mr and Mrs Mines plan a later departure.
A report from Asewhatal Press states the deputy collector of internal revenue was found dead at the Southern hotel in the city. Mysterious circumstances surround the death as investigators begin inquiries into the incident.
A Woodmen of the World gathering was held in Glen Bik at the Pythian hall. Attendees planned a program with local organizers and expected speeches outlining group activities and future events.
A man, Chaylee Groen, faced charges after a brutal assault on a Wilconta area resident. The incident led to a failed bond posting of 600 dollars and a pending trial scheduled for Tuesday evening.
The report notes a thirty day reprieve granted by Governor Stokes for Papilon of Cyny ati along with other civic references. Hunts Swinger of Sardis visits the city on Wednesday.
New York January 10 The centist institute by James T R Palmer of California brother of Francis Asbury Palmer died at age 98 on November 1 1905 He led Broadway National Bank for fifty two years and owned a majority of Lock stock sold for 2125000 The will left most estate to Francis Asbury Palmer Fund to help ministers and religious institutions The case involved ministers accusing him of influence while ill and feeble and raised questions about the will and renowned ministers surrounding him.
The article notes Furb ee leases the Supler Hotel in Tyler County with work to modernize interiors. Gidfrey Carat Coe oversees the cantpart and all 25 pensme aid barns will be hung with new wallpaper and detailing. The hotel aims to be updated to a modern condition.
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals denies the appeal in a case involving Gassie Chadwick. The ruling confirms the previous decision and outlines the appellate court's reasoning and implications for the defendant.
The marriage occurred at the Balmont Methodist church last Saturday with Rev. G P Savithe officiating. Mr Georgy Te Pare Mire Bessin and Mrs Ciarnee Harhert were wed in Bridgeport and plan to reside there after the ceremony.
At Wheeling a deed of assignment dated 1406 transfers all real and personal property of Wheeling Realty Company to ALP McGarrell as trustee. The stock, located at 170 Market Street, includes fixtures and goods used in the real estate business. The trustee will sell to satisfy expenses and creditors pro rata. The deed cites a Jan 8 1806 board resolution and attachments show ongoing attachment actions. Creditors reportedly face little or no recovery.
A fragmentary report describes glassblowers at a plant facing intense heat and sticky pipes as they work to prevent blowpipe failure. The passage hints at strenuous routines and a perceived ritual among workers during the production cycle.
Governor Burnison appoints Miss Ely V. Longlay of Cincinnati to a clerk position in the governor's office. She becomes the first woman to occupy a twelfth floor suite within the governor's office complex.
The revival at Broad Run Baptist Church concluded with guest Rev. Ta Wi Holter presiding. Officials report two periods of conversion and strong interest among members during the series at the Triders hotel venue.
Salem resident Fite has qualified as executor of a will without bond after the death of his father. The probate filing cites the 61 year old as the named administrator.
AP report from Minneapolis details a blaze at the West Hotel early today killing nine, injuring several, and trapping guests on upper floors. Captain John Borwin perished while aiding others. Mrs. C H Wood and her daughter were rescued, while an unknown man and a jumper perished attempting escape.
Report from Houston details a mob in Mason Texas that hanged a Black man named Ozord Polk following an alleged incident. Early accounts claimed the death was accidental, but police later faced questions about motive and justice.
The horse missing since Monday near the fair grounds was found by Edward Brissey and returned to owner Hussey after being chained by a barn at Ivory stall. Hussey had ridden to catch a B and O train, leaving the animal briefly at the Will on West Milford Pike before it was located.
An Ancien Order hosts a grand euchre gathering at Venteychal Hall with a social focus. The event features attendees including J. Martin of Jorkana and a list of mentees and guests, aiming to raise funds and fellowship.
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