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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1905
Page
1
Associated Press dispatch from St Petersburg reports volleys on the Nevsky Prospekt as troops fire on striking workers. Rumors say the emperor may declare a siege while petroleum sales are banned to curb arson, with gunshops closed and weapons hidden amid mass demonstrations.
Federal Atkinson, aged between 15 and 10 years, was arrested Monday morning by local police over alleged illicit activity. He is the son of Corrie Av kinson of West Pile street, and his father is deceased. The youth faces potential reform measures.
A reported burglary at Mrs. Allen Stewart’s boarding house on Scott Caestront Street shows two men entering the cellar Saturday night and tampering with locks and doors. Mrs. Stewart confronted them, they fled without taking valuables, leaving behind a basket of butter and fruit. The burglars escaped at midnight. no injuries or clear motive established.
WASHINGTON D C The President named Henry Bonneets to a high governing role after a lengthy selection process. McGinan will be replaced with new assignment, ending an eight year tenure in the current office.
By Associateé Pree. In Columbus Ohio today a banker from the Real Savings Men was shot dead in his room. Witnesses report a struggle and a muffled cry. Police have not released the motive or identities pending notification.
A coroner’s inquest examined the death of a miner struck near a slewing trolley on the track. Witnesses described darkness and a sudden impact, with investigators noting no foul play and attributing the fatality to an accident. The funeral was held at Holy Cross Cemetery for the deceased, identified as a single man employed locally.
An aged woman, Mee Morzact Mleheney, wife of Mate Jeti Mathentey, died at home in the Tanwtiner settlement between Mt. Clare and Woeat Mibied. She was seventy four years old. The loss occurred several hours ago and her husband has notified the family.
Engine No. 2000 hauling the Tagmore and Ohio freight derailed near the depot, killing two and injuring two. Fireman John L. Stanton and Conductor Joseph Howell reported dead or badly injured, with engineer A W Stantingen alive though severely hurt. The blast shattered windows and damaged cars as rescue crews and wreck trains moved in from Cumberland and Rewlesborg. The incident disrupted service on the line and prompted investigation.
Fragmented report notes Denham tied to a disputed appointment and possible political maneuvering. The Dispatch hints at information leaks while unnamed friends claim little is known. A hospital patient in the city lies sick from fever while others await confirmations and updates.
Two year old Slazhter of Mo and fra died after an emberangoae septipys were Latkes to Simprom Steelage Turnists. Whttander Sims of Adamaton aided in the rescue attempt before the child was finally pronounced dead at the scene.
A three week revival event spans homes and churches with earnest prayers. Notable meetings include a Thursday evening service at Centennial hall and an upcoming Sapper program by the Attar Society at the Yassite venue. Community members, including families and pastors, join in seeking spiritual renewal.
Citizens flood signings over the weekend as petitions circulate for and against the proposition. Organizers report petitions sent out at eight o clock and rapid completion within a few hours. By Sunday night and Monday morning both sides claim momentum, with a large turnout of signatures at various stations.
A Salem fire caused widespread destruction early Sunday, destroying Robinson’s meat marker on Tiley Street and spreading to Davis grocers and the Davie market. Losses cited include 5200,000 to 5,000 involving structures and goods, with water supply damage noted and several businesses severely affected.
Fragmented OCR reads like a notice about a sale and meeting related to mills and traders. Names and places are garbled, but references to a sale action and gatherings among traders appear. The readable parts indicate a price or asset sale tied to mills and parties involved in a town setting.
A garbled Philadelphia report from February 23 notes there will be no title of the Pennsylvania raflened tesinmwen. the crowd remains unclear, and a verdict is not yet reached as testimony continues.
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