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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1905
Page
1
Lawmakers weigh disallowing liquor sales expansion while pushing for a tax act overhaul. A Senate move seeks to repeal or modify powers, with concurrent resolutions guiding the House and Governor's assent for the regular session and state finances.
Fragmentary report notes a Baptist chairman figure connected to a church dispute. Widespread confusion leaves details unclear about the association and the parties involved.
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals refused a writ of error in Charlottesville ex-mayor McCue’s case. He was convicted of wife murder and sentenced to hang, a decision upheld on January 12.
A rush to deposit money at the State Bank on Grand Street, reported by Associated Press from New York on January 12. The core cause cited is depositors mistaking a need to save for cash as a bank run, with the majority of deposits by women and a note that depositors are mostly Tehw.
The Smithy shop in Glen BN A area reported a recent fire that damaged the building. Insurance activation will trigger transfers to a new storage area while owner Mes. Clif ford plans reopening with a restaurant, fish market, and other facilities once repairs complete.
Paris dispatch reports Admiral Denbissoff predicting a quick peace as Russia presses aims to force Japan toward negotiations. The article notes tentative territorial terms in the Far East and a Russian move toward Madagascar via the Suez Canal.
A jumble of AP copy describes extreme cold sweeping through Lexington and nearby areas with snow and deep freezes. Reports from Lincoln and other cities mention heavy temperatures, frost, and travel disruptions as far as Nebraska and South Dakota.
Magistrate Ramael W. Gordon barred from further proceedings in the Morris v Frenca land suit. A writ of prohibition issued Wednesday after Charles Prenca petitioned. case concerns two 48 acre tracts in Santis district. Judgment set aside January 11. appeal to circuit court granted. bond posted.
A early 19th century dispatch reports plentiful recruits for the cavalry and signal corps. Names include OMeer Henry Shattind and Willinay D. Green assigned to cavalry and Francis M. McCullough to Pt Myer Virginia. Lieut Dana Ty Morrill visits Parkerburg arranging onward dispatch of men. Defense skeptical as Smoot inquiry opens in Washington with witnesses listed.
Nashvaam Tenn January 12 reports Rev Smoot of Avetin Texas dead. The steamer Initug from Ovata to New York ran ashore near Fox City with sugar cargo. Passengers unhurt. some injured. Smoot was heir to the Presbyterian Theological Seminaries at Austin.
Fragmentary text indicates a Senate committee discussion on merchant shipping concerns. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors, but references to ports, shipping rates, and possibly Maurice are noted amid garbled phrasing.
Murphys hearings reveal alleged plan to kill Mary Kupfar during a Janney incident. Testimony details Murphy’s approach with a razor, a sister’s intervention, and a wound to Kupfar. magistrate sets bond at 25000 with jail commitment pending circuit court.
The circuit court convenes with Judge Tene presiding. Cases include Williame & Davissim Company against Saint Hrotlers, George vs Clickshare Brewing, and others on filings, exceptions, and costs. Appointment of Drs De P Morse and Bristow confirmed for First Baptist civiners. Multiple miscellaneous actions noted.
A fragmentary report from Huntington notes an elderly man, possibly 45, identified as Folia or Flanéewn, moved toward fustington with a county official. The article mentions a Dr. Wehner and a patient at Harrionn Cen hospital, with discharge around Walnesdas. Oil drops three cents.
A 1906 letter from J. S. David of Marksburg argues for stronger mayoral power and a reformed city government. He considers extending mayoral control, creating a nonpartisan water commission with limited authority, and replacing the council if voters retain faulty leadership. He also suggests appointive measures and state governor involvement to safeguard city interests.
Miss Kal Gertowie Mir married in Wheeling in a ceremony at eight o’clock with families and friends present. The groom is a businessman from Charleston and the couple plans a future together.
Sticateds Carrico and Tin Brooks, prominent athletes from At enetngor, opened Thursday with a match between Fulroont and Wichward. Carrico died after a severe incident, while record holders claimed a top "angle aye" as the event progressed. Weston area figures considered the controversial outcome and possible reelection of Aras.
Vuriowa reports rumor of a freak oil well on McWhorter farm a mile and a half from Jari Taw. Telegrams say activity began Thursday evening with workmen drilling and a steady flow of oil reported, estimates vary from tons to barrels, with potential impact on the new territory.
Unclear OCR shows a patient enters Wesster Hospital for treatment. The text mentions Biverting iskrwowl and feral the Wesster tenpital, but the readable facts indicate a hospital admission for medical care with unspecified condition.
A late 19th century recruitment notice invites young men to travel abroad to learn skills and serve in remote postings. It promises free passage, training, and enlistment in regiments sent to the Philippines, with discharge and potential transfer to civilian roles or government service after terms end.
The Church Guild Tea, hosted by Anita Mason at 413 West Main Street, drew a large attendance from guild members and townspeople. The event featured a silver offering and a successful afternoon social, aiding guild work despite inclement weather. no gift was left unsold from the sale.
The Woodines delegate F. Luton was elected to attend the annual Grand Camp meeting on Marvin 14 in Chartesbury. The largely attended meeting planned a social entertainment and evening addresses with debates for members. A. Birvet was appointed deputy for Harrison County by the committee.
An outbound southbound passenger train on the Mobile and Kansas City line wrecked near Mobile on June 12. The Passenger Agent T. Sullivan, Engineer Craypfund, and Fireman Young Porter were among the injured. several passengers were reported hurt as the crash disrupted the route and emergency crews responded.
William J. Bryan addressed the Indiana General Assembly yesterday afternoon and praised President Roosevelt for his railroad legislation. In New Albany a major fire destroyed the Hoodten Dry Goods Company buildings causing about 875,000 dollars in losses.
J C Tepin an official wounded at a city bank robbery attempt when robbers exploded a charge to open the safe. The assailants fled with nothing. A second report notes a bank executive in Cleveland being fined by an association.
A garbled report from Madison notes a demand tied to freight rate commissions. The fragment mentions dates and officials but lacks clear details on actions, parties, or outcomes.
Washington January 12 The President today announced nominations including James D. Yosmine of Towne as appraiser of customs in the District of Cayatoga and Frank M. Chandler of Cleveland as Northern District postmaster. Portrait painter William T. Matthews, 70, died from injuries suffered when struck by a wagon on December 23. funeral planned in Canton, Ohio.
Tow Clackybarg tolye of Filey forms bidding for several items to be used in the big time museum and surmageria. Sealed bids must be received by Secretary Dini Yat Up Wee Rheematie Winfiel White with the final date and price details to be announced.
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