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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1905
Page
1
Reports from multiple cities describe blizzard conditions and subzero temperatures across the United States. Widespread heavy snow, fierce winds, and dangerous travel persist from the East Coast to the Midwest, with areas already at nine degrees below zero.
The Young Men's Christian Association reception drew 250 to 100 attendees in a unique mixer. Guests used question cards to mingle, meeting all present, with a quartet and duets enhancing the program. Elegant refreshments and warm farewells capped the evening.
A garbled update notes a New York stage appearance titled Wor Ryeaing With OM Plantation Days and a planned charity event. It mentions a performance at Traders Grand opera Tuinse with 8 oclock start and 75 cent tickets for Peabody School funds. It also references trustees in Washington DC approving funds for the Peabody School for Teachers in Nashville, Tenn, with a distribution window from 11 to 2.
DETROIT Mich ddan 23 Rev Carl D Woidowik DD was consecrated bishop of Kentucky today in a church ceremony. Dr Wehner returns to work as the bishop assumes duties. Dr Edward Webner comes home from Pittsburgh visit and resigns practice. Dr Wolmer recovers from illness and plans to resume duties soon.
An ex mayor of Youngstown dies aged 62 after a stroke. He served as editor of The Register and Tribune from 1874 to 188? and was known for his political counsel and editorial leadership.
A list of clergy from several towns including Parkersburg Wheeling and Sistersville attended yesterday’s gathering as Seton Presbyterian and others prepared for L1 years in the Presbytery. Services were held today at 10:30 AM with another session at 7:20 PM. a further morrow service is planned.
A barefoot, demented man named Nick Shore wanders in snow near Reynordeville, prompting Grey region residents to report him. M.S. Riley issued a warrant and officers investigated, as Shore had recently disappeared from the nearby area after nine months of work.
Gumden Sommers revolved worl Int Wodlnessay afternoon that oil wall No. 8 on the M. M. Sommers farm in Yetlow Creek district Calhoun county Iida truck and Was flowing white rate of 100 barrele a day. The wrigahoring well which came in Monday at the rate of nurrels has increased ite tow to sixty Tnirrel. This makes eight hand soma producers on this farm and Law prompeete one oat Mr. Somisuore will be 4 millionaire in no great length of time.
Announcement from Washington on January 23 states W. E. Glassinek of Morgantown is nominated for internal revenue collector of West Virginia. The appointment follows a statement by Thomas Davis and includes routine steps with the expected formalities in the process.
A large gathering is planned in this city for the North Eastern Convocation of the First Reformed Church. The event highlights the Revolution era and features remarks on land and reform, with attendees arriving from various districts.
Charleston West Virginia January 20 1888 a proposed bill to regulate medical licensure and ballot design for party tickets appears in the legislative file. The measure sets state board examinations for practitioners and prescribes ballot printing with party emblems and candidate names for voters.
In Charleston West Virginia a motion by Lowniond postponing a wall Thureday led to the indefinite postponement of a dispensary bill. The vote was 05 to 15, effectively killing the measure for the present session as McDonald and Gilmer allies argued, with opponents pressing for delay amid contested clauses.
Mabel, living in Parkarstning, helps flee and is later pursued as authorities locate her. A long ago event ends with Bessie sought by divisions while being urged to return home. Detectives and guardians discuss custody and a potential warrant to compel compliance, amid uncertain outcomes for all involved.
Reports describe city streets under siege as troops disperse gatherings while workers struggle in cigarette factories. Fire and explosions disrupt plants as proprietors fear reopening. casualties include wounded and arrests across St. Petersburg, Moscow, and surrounding areas.
A garbled text fragment cites Alyn Deters and George Odie with names and places blurred. The jumbled lines reference Weston Bellistor, Meade, and Joy, with scattered phrases about a taber oat Ageyine and other undecodeable terms.
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