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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1905

Page

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Committee Chairs Named In Legislature Move

The legislature convenes after two days of recess as president of the Senate and speaker of the House announce committee assignments across sprawling panels. Chairs include McDermott on Railroads, Talbot on Navigation, Talbot on Forfeited and Unappropriated, and McDermott on Corporations. numerous members named to Judiciary, Public Buildings, Irrigation, and other panels.

Senate House Charlow Batis Montgomery Amps Bell, Wisner, Wanks and Corporations Darst Millr McDermott, Corrison Tather Etal

Assembly committee appointments and staff named in state total

Haymond Marwell of Harrison to chair the committee on rail roads. Powell advocates the dispensary law. Speaker Grouseup announces law following appointments of house attaches. Clerks and staff named include Lawrence Pelety Phil Waters Alvin Cummins Blyvester Gurtis Marshall Higginbotham M Haddox A Morrison J W Lively Tahe W Cook Walter Hallinan L W Hays J G Sin mers O W Wolf John Hoffman Goshorn Marianne Staunton Fred J B Kiser James Snyder Milton W Young Fred Chenowets Clarence Walker Oscar Akers Charles M Lewis Charles Bum gardner W A Bender Willie Leftwica L W Young Harry Morgan Charles Cohen E E Hood Rachel Rummel George T Gostern N Edgington Robert Beakley J W Viney Ross Robinson J W White J W Warman B E Sayre Camilen Swisher L Topping J K Scriver George W Sturm L Davis H S Rummel B S Buzzard Joan P Wass Adolph Scherr D A Ashburn W R Parkhurst B P Morgan K C Moore SP Smith W C Warden W E Arnett

Taha W. Cook Walter Hallinan L.W. Hays J. G.sinmers O. W. Wolf. Piges John Hoffman Goshorn Marien Staunton Fred JB. Kiser James Snyder Milton W. Young Fred. Chenowets Clarence Walker Oscar Akers Charles M Lewis Charles Bumgardner W. A. Bender Willie Leftwica L. @. Young Harry Morgan Charles Cohen E. E. Hood Rachel Rummel George T. Gostern N. Edgington Robert Beakley J. W. Viney Ross Robinson J. W. White Shaw J. W. Warman B. E. Sayre Camilen’ Swisher L. Topping J. K. Scriver George W. Sturm L. Davis Rummel Buzzard Joan “P. ‘Wass Adolph Scherr D. A. Ashburn W. It Parkhurst Morgan K. C. Moore SP. Smith W. C. Warden W. E. Arnett

New Trial for Burton in Supreme Court Ruling

The Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Burton of Kansas, ruling there was insufficient evidence to support a conviction. The decision, issued in Washington, cites the lack of material facts and judgment to sustain the verdict, sending the case back for retrial.

Associated Press Washington D. C Burton Kansas Missouri Barton

Guilty Plea in Harsher City Court Sentences Five

A defendant, described with unreadable OCR text, pleaded guilty and asked for mercy. Judges sentenced five years in part of payment, with a mercy consideration in the city court.

Kendall Kendall Caught in Jail Break Report

Kendall, held on assault and battery charges, escaped from the jail Saturday evening. Constable Merritt noted an attempted confinement break as Kendall climbed out an open window and fled, leaving staff puzzled amid a flurry of torn walls and disrupted corridors.

Manin Kendall Jiail W. I Guy Merritt James Gexire Plac Sinderneath Floyd Robinson Lie Timt Kendall Aweien Fu Mate Ni Cegular

Influenza Fatalities Reported in January Week

Chicago January 16 A weekly bulletin from the public health office reports influenza severe this winter with higher fatalities than any time this season. Twenty deaths attributed to influenza are recorded, reflecting the deadly spread across the area.

Pris Chicago

Saloon Burglarized Again in West End Break-in

Sunday morning a saloon on the West End was burglarized with both front windows shattered by a frozen clod. A quart of whiskey was stolen but burglars escaped unseen as Harry Jeffers alerted guards. The saloon has suffered prior break-ins, with no capture reported. Knights Templar meet at Clarkburg Commandery No. 13 tonight in Masonic Hall. sir knights urged to attend.

Whitkey Harry Jeffers Gael Wee Patton Harry Cay Anthons Gaughan Frederick Guns Knights Templar Clarksburg Commandery No. 13 Masonic Tall Knights Menting

Horner Sr. Ill With Oynipelas and Flu Waves at Lumberport

Homner Very Th. Charly S. Horner Sr at his Lumberport home is reported seriously ill with erysipelas of the face and grip, causing much alarm to family and friends. Junde Brannon elected president. CHARLESTON W.Va Jan 16 The state supreme court will hold sittings tomorrow. Judge Henry Beignon has been the court’s head for the year, and judges-elect Cox and Samlers take seats on the bench.

Homner Charly S. Horner Lumberport Junde Brannon Eascted Charleston State Supreme Court Henry Beinnon Ani Miges Cox Samlers Iaavie Tive

Merchants National Bank Statement Highlighted

A damaged notice from Indianapolis reports Merchants National Bank’s financial statement, noting a deposit rise and public confidence despite rough wording. It mentions a six-year delegation and funeral notices, with scattered references to local events and officials, reflecting a broad but unreadable page segment.

Port Arthur Surrenders Amidst Japanese Entry

Fragmented dispatches describe Japanese troops entering Port Arthur, robbing streets and overrunning defenses. Shortages linger in the fortress while private stores remain untouched and some fortifications could have held longer. General Nogi writes that the defense has ended with honor to the garrison and the country.

Associated Port Arthur Mark Artur Dentrhg Woldings Smee Associated Pras Torid Nogi Govarsor Nagwenki Genera Stoeesel Arthur

Americans Wounded In Philippine Scouts Action

Two American soldiers sustained wounds in an exchange near the Dolor river on January 14 with two other details noting injuries and a related incident on January 8. River stages along the Ohio River show rising waters, with reports from Cincinnati about water levels and forecasts affecting boat traffic.

Associatea Press Washington, D.C Ton Central Corbin Calles Avery Austin Hrouphal Vmn

Traders National Bank Statement Review

The statement outlines the bank's condition as of January 11 with notes on reserves and deposits. It mentions operations resuming at a plant and community impact from the bank’s activities and related employer actions in the region.

National Bank Gratara

Philadelphia teen dies in tragic blaze

Fragmentary from a Philadelphia page reports the death by fire of George Troxel, 17, and another victim, aged around 13, in a house fire. Authorities investigate cause as neighbors recall a sudden blaze.

Tey Paigacrlphia Ps George Troxel Groter Ant Duess Paton

Court Rules Adopted and March Term Opens

Court rules adopted by Judge Lynch set the terms for the regular term beginning in March. Circuit court adjourned after partial sessions with closing orders, proclamations for decorum, and docket instructions for civil, chancery, and other cases.

Lynch

Fragmentary Civil Procedure Notice Fragments

The text outlines procedural rules with references to signatures, notices, and pleadings. It mentions signing by Syuvel, written notices to the ad, and provisions for exceptions, waivers, and filings. It also notes requirements for pleadings, continuances, and concise statements of contentions.

Firemen Overcome Blaze at Beet Storage Vault

Associated Press reports a large fire at Schwarca hill and Saleberger beet storage caused $150,000 in losses. Fourteen firefighters were overcome and treated. 35 Chicagoans offered help as flames filled a space eight feet wide between walls where dust was packed, believed to ignite from spontaneous combustion. Water was poured to cool the area, with no other injuries noted.

Associated Press Chicago Warvarine Schwarcahill Saleberger Company Companion of

Pope approves Montreal aux bishop appointing Totique Bacicut

The Pope grants the request of the Archdiocese of Montreal and names Monsignor Totique Bacicut, currently vicar general, as auxiliary bishop. The action formalizes his assignment within the Montreal archdiocese.

Prins, Tome Jas Bas Archibleinp of Montreal Namal Totique Bacicut

Difference Exaggerated Difference Exaggerated

A report from Boston dated January 16 notes a Confederate claim of irregularities within the Auxiliary Congregational Home Missionary School in thirteen Northern states. The National Society formed a committee including Rev. Dr. S C Mille, Rev. Dr P Defor st, A H Welman, and W W Mills to study and report back.

Boston Mass A. Confessure Auxiliary Congregational Home Schcle National Society S.C. Mille Clownland IP. Deforsst Detroit A. H. Welman Wi W. Mills Merietta Kia

Traders Building to Be Sold in Parkersbury Court

In federal court at Parkere bury Judge Jackson and Jim W. Davis of thin city heard that Trader’s building will be sold, with MLD Post of Grafton present. The sale is set for the first day in March, while Fire Plugs and Captain Hugh Callaghan supervise thawing to prevent further cold damage.

Post Davis Deerse Parkerebury Fudge Jon J. Jackson Jim W. Davia Thin City MLD Grafton Fem T. Millean Ian Firmerip Hugh Callaghan Mater Works Acta Wwe

Revival Meeting Promised at Horeivodint Church Craigmoor

A local revival event led by Tov C. B. Peather is announced at Horeivodint Church in Craigmoor. The notice mentions ongoing proceedings and a slow start for the gathering, with expectations of renewed spiritual activity.

Tov C. B. Peather Hore Ivodint Church St Craigmoor Siwly Pontine

Tragic Death Of Maggie Wetzel In Weston Insane Asylum

Maggie Wetzel, a young woman from the city, died hours after admission to Weston Insane Asylum. The report describes her violent resistance during transport, severe condition upon arrival, and the authorities inability to save her. The narrative also notes a troubled family history and a recent incident involving an attempted assault.

Maggie Wetzel Weston Father Ave Father Justioe Ogat Weston Saueday Phe Saputtay County Sree Riley Devgral John C. Lang Ty A.D. Piztniga Biker Maggie Andrews Fiyon Gether Tits Northview Oversier Lyon Mont Pitable Davie de Boga Trang Hosky Weisel

Elks Reunion and Office Move Report

Elks reunion planned for July 10 at Gand Lodge in Kakata with quarters to be settled. Attorney J. E. Law moves from Prosecution office to front room. he will lead arrangements and participate in lodge activities. Thirty initiates attended the gathering amid notes of future prospects and a Charleston subsidy controversy.

Prin Myfalo X.Y. Dan J. E. Law J. Lae Aimenit Preckis Bente Law Ytioes WEO Minera

Fell short OCR village travel note from Seattle

Incomplete AP dispatch from St Louis dated January 16 describes a village visit and a rail journey to Seattle with minimal readable details. The fragment mentions a paid supplier and lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.

Leva Asociated Pres St.louis Teft Ae Seattle Acme

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