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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1905
Page
1
Reports from Saint Petersburg describe shots fired from across the Neva toward the imperial palace. The assault injured none of the occupants, while officials note windows shattered and a security sweep underway. Sixteen pages indicate the event sparked heightened security and an ongoing inquiry.
Report describes serious injuries to Showalter while socializing with friends. He sustained leg and ankle damage, with mention of other unnamed individuals and uncertain circumstances. The article notes he is in serviceable condition and expected to recover soon, with friends expressing concern.
Residents on Hat Street suffer a whooping cough outbreak. Children of Mrs. 3X Tees and Mr. and Mrs HW Lewis, plus Mr. and Mrs Martin, are listed as ill.
The fragment describes Weener leaving South Penn for Texas to join a company producing at Wenn Texas. It mentions work with Mix Feth, Hie father SM, and visits to Plétwharg and friends in Marshes. The text references Jones Davis and Jenn as related persons in a labor and family context.
In a pretty ceremony at the Waldo parlors at 8 30 Wednesday night Homer Ty Berner and Ona Mos ford were married by Dr 8 K Arbathnot pastor of Golfsluuret. The bride is a milliner of Lockwood's store and well liked. They plan to reside in Parsons after a hotel stay and depart on the morning train.
Wheshwrigit vice president of Consolidated Coal Companion, with W I Andrews and O I Kalkmann, outlines a telegraph network linking major coal firms to ease congestion and assure supply. A Baltimore meet aims to formalize the arrangement with Continental Trust Bank approvals expected by mid February. Meanwhile Mayor Shields presides over a minor patrolling court incident with a small fine.
Dr TS Wales presided as attendees packed St Pauls Church for a morning conference at 2:30 PM. Rev WW Cenfer from Avbland spoke in the evening session at 7:30 PM. The gathering included a prayer and discussion on church affairs amid a lively program.
The Charleston legislature rapidity shows a flood of bills in both chambers as numerous measures are introduced. Highlights include Thorn's by request bill to prohibit cocaine sales and a suite of house and senate bills addressing forgery, public notices, gambling, tax, crime, education, and state governance with numerous committee referrals and new proposed amendments.
Michael Bodkin died after throat cancer and surgery at thirty eight, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Bodkin, survived by parents and many siblings. Funeral from the Church of the Immaculate Conception Saturday at ten o'clock. County news notes energy company details and mine progress in the region.
David Modispangs, a Monticella Avenue resident, reportedly lost his mind after the Eureka Loan and Building Association failed. Police struggled to bring him before Magistrate M. S. Riley, requiring a carriage to escort him. he allegedly destroyed hundreds of items and now remains under mental strain with his wife and several grandchildren nearby.
Outright and Company Yate announce sale of their business in Efiebridge building to Mark Kohleysand. The deal proceeds over several days as new owners assume operations and focus on extensions, with Philadelphia link and Lambie trade noted. Arrest reports in Bedord Ind reassure public despite murder case headlines.
Grain market report from Chicago notes price movements and market conditions ahead of the week. Analysts survey trading activity, supply estimates, and potential impacts on futures contracts and cash markets. Local merchants and growers react to early summer price signals.
Newslines report a fog bound Midland rastrom collision near Barncley injuring many and killing two train men and four other travelers. A dozen or more passengers are listed as injured with varying severity. local officials confirm the train disaster and toll.
A cryptic message from railroad authorities warns of cipher related delays tied to the Pennsylvania Railroad. The notice suggests preparation for possible travel disruptions and emphasizes coordination with local officials to manage the situation.
The new bowling alley at the Metres Politan hotel is nearly ready with carpenters and skilled workers finishing the interior. Equipment cost is high and installed by Truneypik Baked Collender Company. The modern rooms are in the rear of the building and promise an attractive, prosperous addition with likely strong patronage.
The ceremony saw an inmate take the first cell in the new jail as police chief Hows announced the jury’s charge. Authorities indicated no prize would be offered for information and cautioned that the report lacked foundation despite witness remarks.
An invitation notes a reception hosted by the Baptist Young People at a parlor room in MAC Alabama on Tuesday evening January 4th. It lists organizers and committee members including Cora Smith, Lyon, Artha, Cel Tenor, Dewsiv Ogston and Mary Futon with Las Williams assisting.
Audience pleases with a varied program at the Trade Grand Opera Kane Winter Night. The event features Mine Kitte Water in a Geer style piece and a costume turn by Mrs Water, drawing comparisons to Sis Hipkine. Bertha Guikied stars in a Tus Kester Sage style rendition of Daddy Verses ot Maillon. Marriage licenses granted include Marie Los Strappe, A Bartett, Jarrett, Honey L Bereett, Ona Mortard, with oversight by Whititaty State Tramefer Co official.
The Waldo hotel announces a transition to the American plan including European service additions. Rates increase by two and a half dollars daily. The changes aim to improve guest comfort and accommodation options while maintaining European service.
The Woodmen of the World held a Wednesday session with a large attendance. Loredean addressed the group on fraternity and the meaning of service while other speakers presented plans and reflections to inspire members.
An OCR fragment reports Griffith purchasing a property from Dawann with garbled surrounding phrases. The readable parts mention a possible legal or financial action and references to persons and places, but key details are obscured by text errors.
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