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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1906
Page
2
The Daily Telegram rates by carrier and mail are listed with weekly and monthly terms. The piece discusses crime, vigilante fears, and Morrison’s bloodhounds alleged actions, urging speedy investigation and a public safety plan. It mentions planned meetings and encourages attendance by readers involved in baseball and local civic matters.
The piece analyzes Mayor Kinsey's political stance and the fusion debates within the Prohibition era. It notes Democratic opposition, shifts in party lines, and the impact of allied coalitions on election prospects and governance in the city.
Unclaimed letters at the post office include numerous names such as James Renton Samuel Beane Alexander Cowtelyy Miss Marie Cornell Miss Bertlit Davis HM Davidson Miss Jadys Davidson and others. The notice lists receivers and agency actions with dates, pending delivery and possible sale of the items.
The Moge trial proceeds with defense aiming to undermine the prosecution and highlight the defendant's credibility. Attorneys promise a forceful cross examination as testimony unfolds tonight and again on January 2 and 3.
A renowned pianist from the Peabody Conservatory will perform at the Mirenty Club in Clarksburg on an upcoming date. The recital is expected to feature works celebrated across continents and will honor royal recognition of the artist. Tickets go on sale soon with reservations being taken.
A flood of gar line extension work progresses with a stone retaining wall near completion to stabilize the road bed and prevent slips during rain. The new wall and drainage will be set to open after final safety checks, with end authority noting the system will provide immediate service once positions are secured.
The Wesleyan University of West Virginia at Buckhannon opens its spring term with a new college building and a wide range of departments and courses. The institution emphasizes strong personal teaching, notable faculty, and the preparation it offers students for future careers.
An advertisement describes Doan's Ointment as effective for back pain and related symptoms. It features testimonials from users, including claims of improved strength and reduced itching, and directs readers to Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo as the U.S. agents.
The notice announces a stockholders meeting to discuss matters of corporate governance. It mentions the date and purpose to select a board of directors and review financial items. Names and exact dates are unclear in the readable text but indicate formal shareholder actions.
Spoiled fragment notes a New York woman referencing remedies for years and promotes a salve for burns sold at Stone & Moycor and Blund's drug stores located at Stone & Mercer. The text is garbled but indicates a health product advertisement with pricing.
A small Miami toy shop reports a delayed shipment from Toysans Sunies. Clerk notes inventory shortfall and asks customers for patience while arranging replacements and updates.
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