This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 27 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1909
Page
1
York January 18 reports detail a Senate resolution directed at the Attorney General to explain a complex set of legal actions tied to a grand jury inquiry. The bond of secrecy and subpoenas are described as halted, with court motions and possible briefs pending.
Funeral services are reported for a local woman with a Simpson burial set for Sunday afternoon. The obituary notes her age in the 90s and mentions surviving family members. A prior illness and recent health decline are referenced.
A New York representative assailed President Roosevelt in the House, calling him a gargoyle and a “pigmy descendant” in a heated Jan 18 exchange. The remarks sparked a furor culminating in a 72 to 126 vote denying him continued privilege to speak. The dispute also includes a local plumbing workers’ row on Court Street, with union members revealing their side of a contract controversy and calling for due hearing to prove innocence and ensure safe public work.
A fragment mentions Jum 1A at Hotsen New York and Hy Woodbury the tmatologist involved in a subsidy. It notes he was found at Coney Island with a blue wound to the head and a gun in the abdomen.
A Braxton county grand jury returned indictments for the murder of George W. Averand and W. F. Pegg in Copen during railroad work at Braxton county about a year ago. Adwektunaeone Phere and Joseph Forrest are to stand trial at Copen. The case centers on a fight that ended with Averand and Pegg's deaths amid tensions during the Coke railroad construction.
Mr and Mrs Curtis of Milberry Street embark Monday for New York to sail Thursday on the Carmaniy to England. They will visit places of interest in England France Italy Germany and other European countries, returning after two months. Mrs Harmon of Cincinnati will house for Mrs Curtis in her absence.
In Washington DC the Supreme Court denies Mortier Co’s appeal over a Texas case involving a novel antitrust violation. The ruling affirms a $1,623,000 fine assessed by the court in charges tied to unlawful conduct and framing within the industry. The decision reinforces enforcement against price or market manipulation and upholds the penal sum linked to the violation.
Fragmentary report suggests Foraker denies claims involving Washington TC and a discharged Negra soldiers after retirement. Scattered text mentions a carpenter shop, a furniture or shop setup, and references to Welch Drevening Company and Com & Holdin merchants in a local context.
Local firm in Montgomery Wayetty county receives charter from secretary of state with £50,000 authorized capital stock and 350 paid. Incorporators include W. E. Beartree Hoe of Glarkshurs W Nu Conger of Oyexo No Y Waller C. Mary of Charleston and J Henderson and M. 9. Simms of Montsomer.
In a Maryland county a father attacked his wife and killed his son before killing himself to escape a posse. Police pursued him to a wooded area where he fired at officers, then hid as the chase continued.
A raid on a Pike Street gambling joint led to several arrests. Witnesses testified while bonds were forfeited as four men faced charges including running the room. Key figures named include H Morris, Ubeliv, James Farley, S J Taw, J P Ellis, and others in custody and release on bonds.
Judge Hall a longtime West Virginia lawyer and judge, practiced in Virginia before West Virginia’s statehood. Born in Harrison County, he moved to Woodfield and later settled in Wood County. He served as prosecuting attorney of Ritchie County, represented Richmond before West Virginia’s birth, and was a county court judge after statehood. His wife died about 15 years ago. he leaves several relatives in Charleston and nearby towns.
Manngen Robineon of Grant JHOMA announces curtain for the performance. Madam Butterfly directed for 8:15. Patrons arriving must not be seated until the first note ends. Officials urge timely arrival for the first curtain.
Springfield Illinois governor Benpen and other newly elected state officers were inaugurated in ceremonies today with formal activities and greetings.
Burns Mobile Alabama January 18. Fire destroyed Spring Hill College the oldest Jesuit college in the South. The blaze broke out during a morning service as students filed from the chapel with no immediate loss figures available.
In Morgantown the annual State Exhibition rewarded many Wyandotte entries. George W. Stout of Rockland showcased a handsome Plymouth Rock, winning premium prizes among prominent exhibitors.
A fragmentary notice appears to reference foreigners and a guarded deal with unclear context. The legible bits suggest a June date and a report of some transaction or agreement involving Heath, Tohlstown, and a firm, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Charleston W Va Jan 15 The legislature met quietly this morning with no major action. The select committee on privileges and elections, including Bell Chute Im ah, Lee of Putnam, Wart Rov ingon Ruffenthal Talbot and Jesse Barbour, was announced. Rules adoption moved to require a majority vote for certain actions, while Democratic protest was overruled. Senate appointments included Meredith as judiciary chairman and Mil er of Ma nce among others. Printing clerk and other minor posts filled, with several names listed for staff.
At a recent Central Trades Council meeting a committee from UK labor groups was formed to address the practice of children soliciting orders for a foreign establishment. Resolutions condemned the practice and noted mixed responses from teachers and supporters. The council urged education authorities to address the issue and protect pupils from manipulative canvassing.
HLURFIELA dated January 18 reports arrests of Job Tyler Jerome Devivon Jim Via at Crosler following a hearing. They face charges tied to the killing of Chinejos Harvey at Beeston Coal works on June 1, 1904.
Alvert Sesand Louisy Tromano and brewery workers stand accused in an assault and battery case set for trial in Magistrate Gordon's court. Sam Baron, a New Chief town trader, is the complainant. Warrants issued for Drank Moran, another brewery employee, for unlawful revolver possession. The dispute stems from a January 14 clash over bottles and beer shipments to a nearby mine. Baron, Selarotte, and Lieto were fined 36 and costs for assaulting Moran, Lees, and Moran Constable. James served the warrants in all cases.
The Aunt state convention of the Young Men's Christian Association of West Virginia will be held in Morgantown February 6 and 7. An excellent program is prepared for the event with a plan for a devotional service on the day of the vacation. The convention will open Friday morning and continue into Friday evening.
Members of the Elks are urged to assemble for a confer on Third Street at tan oTehoe&. The notice requests all eligible lodges to attend and participate in the forthcoming event.
Riley Ables convicted of simple assault with fines. Hood Thorn acquitted of a misdemeanor. Albert CHE pleaded guilty and fined. Milton Kelner divorce granted. various court orders include Radford Pottery Co financing, Rhodes Guaranty Loan, and sale confirmations. Witnesses recount a tense confrontation ending with a fatal stabbing and jury deliberations.
County court convened for another session with David J. Carter serving as administrator for the late Ira E. Hurt. Bond of 3000 secured by Swan Gilbert L. Murat and others in the case, continuing probate and estate proceedings.
The Supreme Court today ruled against Moyer of the Whiners re eration of itners in a case tied to Morer’s alleged improprieties. The decision concerns his alleged connection with the 1901 riots and a supposed attack on the Covarier’s artery.
Fragmentary notice reports a death by an apparent self harm with unclear names and places. The readable portion mentions a 37 year old person and a body linked to a local event or location, with no cohesive details to confirm date or location.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.