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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1905
Page
1
Large crowds of strikers threaten the palace as cavalry regiments are recalled from barracks to protect the czar. A big demonstration is planned for Sunday with workers ready to die in their tracks if needed. troops are in control while orders are prepared for a general mobilization and possible clashes with authorities.
Northesstern Convocation of the Episcopal Church will meet in Parkersburg West Virginia January 21. The gathering opens Tuesday evening at 7 30 with Bishop Shirebound presiding and addressing. Program includes sermons analysis and discussions by clergy and lay leaders. Attendance expected to be large with sessions through Thursday afternoon.
A January 21 report from Fairmont West Virginia details a mail theft incident. Authorities describe the suspect as Tormuga Feltective, with a probable involvement by Pater Ww and others. The article notes the theft occurred near a local park and mentions a grand jury proceeding and an arrest of a related figure.
Crowds of residents and visitors toured the new jail and sheriff s residence during a city open house. Officials including Sheriff John M Flanigan and County Court President S S Faris guided guests through the fifty seven cell complex, noting modern heating plumbing and locking systems and the building s Cleveland stone architecture.
The dispensary bill proposes banning licenses for saloons, heavy penalties for violators, and state supervision of all goods for purity. Deputies would oversee dispensaries, with salaries, removal for misconduct, and strict rules on sales, stock, and testing by a state chemist.
Trustees Joseph E. Sanda Tra B Kohima and stata W Thetis seek to dispose of property once held by T Moura Jackson and wife in a settlement with creditors. The 2008 deed covers 62 acres at various locations including Norftseton Ruskhanine Elk Creek, plus interests in Trouts Wil and other parcels. Court records note interrelated claims and residence implications as trainmen and officers prepare for proceedings.
Hurley Kendall and Will Drummond crawled through a hole torn in the flooring of the temporary jail during a public inspection of the nearby new county jail. They escaped while guards were not present, and the incident linked to earlier escape attempts by William Murphy and others. No guard was on duty at the time.
A chaotic early morning sale at Jewsler's Store on Third Street drew eager crowds. Items described include jewelry and various goods sold at low prices. Police were called to maintain order as the crowd surged, leaving some patrons unhappy with limited stock and high demand.
A man identified as Murphy ripped up cell flooring and crawled beneath the jail building to liberty. Officers located him four hours later and, after he begged not to be shot, he was captured and re jailed.
A provocative appeal by Mr. Lawson urges Americans to study his proposed plan and legal reforms to prevent plunder. He says public education and calm but firm action will lead to peaceful revolt, warning that Wall Street and the pulpit are inflaming tensions.
President Bryan hosted a cordial session with Ex Senator Jones of Arkansas and several ministers at the White House. The talks focused on railroad regulation and praised the President’s stance, with observers noting a satisfactory exchange and mutual goodwill.
The legislative committee of the Weet Virginia Teamster held a Saturday afternoon meeting with members L Hickman staffers, M W Smith, secretary Paul Wien, Atten Bertlet, and Farrund Souter. They will act as committee heads from the West Virginia congressional delegation in Washington. Further legislative push is postponed to the next session of Congress.
A damaged telegram fragment from November expresses gratitude for a newspaper, mentions a cousin and a building project, and reflects pride in a county’s building. It notes money needed to complete a suit, with references to Leopard West Virginia and January.
A fragmented report outlines plans for a new blocks factory with mentions of Tein A. Jackson and Indianapotin attendees. Delegates from multiple states discuss site selection and manufacturing setup. Authorities indicate intention to establish a factory and seek a suitable community location.
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