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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1909

Page

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Willett Attack to Be Expunged From House Record

A congressional committee recommends expunging Representative Willett’s attack on the President from the House record. The report argues the remarks exceeded proper debate, harmed dignity, and should not remain in the official record. It urges preserving decorum while removing offensive language and criticism from the proceedings.

Willett Phy Willett Aaron Panind Roy P Committee Tial Etfoure New York Bob Ouane

Large Harrison county auction at Center Branch farm

One of the largest public auctions in Harrison county was held on the Center Branch farm of the late Bassel Stout. Receipts totaled about $16,000. Samuel WadOn served as auctioneer for Btont, executor of the estate. The sale covered cattle, farming implements, and farm products. The event drew a large crowd and spanned two days, beginning at 10 AM and ending around 3:10 PM.

Harrison County Bassel Stout Center Branch Samuel Wadon C Btont

Message of Thanks From California Governor Gillette

Sacramento Calif Jan Gov Gillette reversed a message from President Roosevelt thanking him for service to hay a dng action upon anti Japanese tilly Postponed and advising him that a Telferon legislative piaters woul mulled him toos

Sacramento Calif Jan Governig Gillette Roosevelt Hay Dng Tilly Telferon Piaters

Maiden Speech Elevates Senator Meredith in Senate

Senator W Scott Meredith of Palement delivers a poised maiden speech before the Judiciary Committee report on Senate bill No 71. Observers note his calm, confident presence and potential to influence colleagues and Meridional interests, signaling a rising role in the upper chamber.

Charles Brooks Smitty Charleston W. Scott Meredith Palement Senate Committee On Judiciary Kenate Meredith WiLtLed Kaye Witehel Alwae Teeqtat Sepxtor Meredith Glenrie Aly Jorge Peregos Falemany Hia Mnty Logtclan Senate Llu

Death of Mrs Bjjan Lloyd Alderson in Charleston

Mrs Bjjan Lloyd Alderson widow of Lewin A Alderson and mother of Major J Coleman Alderson died at her Kanawha Street home. Born at Amhemt Springs Amherst Va in 1819 she was daughter of Captain John Powell Coleman of Larketrave Am Nerwe County and a descendant of Virginia governors.

Charleston Bjjan Lloyd Alderson They Lewin A. Alderson J. Coleman Alderson da Clix Kanawhan Street Alderson Hemt Springs Amherst County John Sally Powell Coleman Larketrave Nerwe County Floyd Virginia Mary of Hellfest Atte

Second Trial On New Martinsville Zeal Case

The article outlines Luna McCormick facing charges after an incident at a millroom near Porters Falls on the West Virginia Short Line track. Allegations include arranging an armed group and attempting to disrupt a store operation with a ferocious display. McCormick was linked to the case and attended court with others as various terms and remembrances were noted.

New Martinsville Luna McCormick Clreuttt West Virginia Mctormick Haileen Irmaihie Metrormick Reily Meg

Wind Lines Strike Leaders Keep Up Fight for Recognition

Workers on a prolonged strike state their union is recognized by the organization and insist on a long-term stoppage until manufacturers concede. A relief fund is raised from strikers with a four-man committee from each factory distributing aid and coordinating efforts. The strike situation remains unchanged with no new talks recently.

Wind Lines Miopt Scnte Stekerw Jorn stidKars George Ernest West Fork William Rider

Independent steel men deny merger rumors in Pittsburgh meeting

In Pittsburgh on January 27 a crowd of Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio steel workers discussed tariffs and price actions but there is no verified information. Reported conference details were not released by attendees. Independent interests reportedly oppose United States Steel tariff cuts and price reductions.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Ohio United States Steel Corporation

Carriers Named Washington D C Jan 27 Update

Postmaster appointments listed for multiple routes across counties including Prest on, Jackson, Marshall, and Monongalia. New carriers and substitutes named with route numbers and family service counts. regular and substitute rural carriers assigned amid district changes.

Nashington D. C James Hi. Hayes Robert C. Down Rurratear Clarkabure Halvards- Frown Warne David Kotollomy West End Resins County Sitphar J. Lome

Four Kendall children cremated in Pennsylvania fire

Four young Kendall children perished in a house fire near Brycon Town, Dynwr, Pittsburgh area. Their parents were seriously injured, and their lives were insured. The Kendall home was destroyed in the blaze.

Pittsburg A. M.kendall Kendall Brycon Tum

Sask Compromised: damaged OCR note on gas company case

Fragmented OCR text notes a compromised line about a Sask gas company matter and a court involvement. Readable fragments mention Taylor Ward, Hayne Netuml Gas Co, and a wind-related court turn.

Mnit Taylor Ward Agate Haye Netuml Gas Jan Tor Layla Piz Ge

Ministers Entitled to Reduced Fare Rates, Commission Rules

The interstate commerce committee decided ministers and evangelists ordained as pastors are entitled to reduced rail rates under all circumstances. Previous rulings had halted special clergy rates, prompting public outcry. The committee sought guidance on whether evangelists not directly connected to a church could also receive special treatment.

Commission Questi

Thorn and Coffman Visit Clarksbury on City Charter Reform

Senator Thorn of Clarksburg and Senator Coffman attended a meeting in Charleston urging a Clarksbury charter amendment to establish a water works and sewage system. They discussed the need for funding and potential election timing to support the project.

Charles Bpantis Smith Charleston A. K.thorn Clarksburg State Senate Charles @ Cottman Coffman Thorn Ginrknvurg

Morgantown Glass Plant To Open Thursday

Morgantown men will operate the Wells Window glass plant at Sistersville through the Independent Glass Company, a Morgantown workers cooperative. The firm will pay workers 11 market money weekly, with extra glue allowances, and profits shared after five days.

Sistersville Co-Operative Company Morgantown Wells Thuraday Independent Glass Company

Emperor William II Birthday Observed by German Rulers in Berlin

Berlin January 27 the fiftieth anniversary of Emperor William II birth was celebrated with all German crowns present to offer congratulations. The Rev C L Whitener began a series of meetings Monday evening at the Graseeth Hantie MinnMinn church with services announced for each evening at 7 30 o'clock. All welcome.

Berlin Germany Wiliam Ie C. L. Whitener Graseeth Hantie Misslen Thorch

Prison Scandal Debate Dominates State Senate Session

Charleston dispatch reports a heated discussion on the penitentiary scandal with Moore and delegates opposing surrender of documentary evidence to the joint investigating committee. The Matheney resolution passed 43 to 1, and further moves to probe Moore Indictments await action.

Charles Brooks Smith Charleston Dowses Anlar Nekinate Hitlon Dawson Mounds- Mille Moore Ared McKown Spencer Matheney jAnd Senate Nugent House Teason Moundsville Bive White Committee On Williame Judiciary Committee Bente Ohio Strother McDowell Ryan Fayette Berkeley Springs Dill Clarksburg Partare Weston Othesemaby Johnson Johnson's Pistol “Toting” License Bith Grimes and Coffman Fenort Tecame Toe Ssh

Mayo out Williams and Maya return from Buckhannon hospital

From Buckhannon Mr Mayo and Maya returned last night where he has Yeon and patient in hospital since December 1 after a bad fall on a pavement. He suffers a bad hip and knee injuries and hopes to walk with crutches with friends by his side.

Willams Maya Buckhannon

Customs Man Dies Frances Willard Itemotl At Collumbus

Fragmented report notes the death of a customs man in Columbus with unclear details and garbled OCR text. It mentions Frances Willard and an event involving a nine car procession and local officials. Readable names include Captain Alexia Kevler and The Iecal Weiman's Christian Tym.

Collmbus Alexia Kevler Iecal Weiman Christian Tym- Andirgeani Hoane Tonia

Outpouring of Spirit Revives Faith at River Baptisms

In a vivid religious gathering, Pastor BH Jefybys urges church members to seek Christ rather than rhetoric. Fifteen believers profess faith after an anxious souls campaign, with prayers for children and parents. The sermon laments street corner preaching and calls leaders to kneel in humility as the river ceremony follows the baptism of five children.

Gou Fii Christ Bose Jésus John Chiat Jefyrbys

Morton’s gift to Red Sulphur Springs for tuberculosis

Levi P Morton offered Red Sulphur Springs to Charleston for a sanitarium but the board of physicians from Charleston Roane County and committee member T S Carskadon found opposition. They returned from Reg Sulphur Springs and said the tuberculosis commission will propose locating the asylum there.

Charleston Levi P. Morton McQueen A.B. Shaith Roane County Carskadon Txsluet

Valuable land deal near Martinsburg opens stone quarries

A 500 acre Hanestone tract west of Martinsburg has been acquired by the Johns ap Laughtin Stent Company of Pittsburgh. The buyers expect to open extensive quarries on the property along the Baltimore and Ohio road. The land is said to contain some of the richest granite in Berkeley county.

Martinsburg Jaz Dickiee Paulding-Van Offirs Joan Ap Laughtin Piltsberg Berkeley County

Price conflict over window playe makers scale dispute

The piece details disputes among manufacturers and workmen over price cuts and wage scales, noting accusations of deceptive practices to secure business. It outlines proposed protections for workers, including a renewed scale through December 18, 1908, and specific pricing terms to curb undercutting.

Bugin W Orkmen Grinanis Enaire Wettlesman Tar Weels Gescart

Also Mentioned on This Page

Select Committee B. Bassel Stout President Roosevelt California T. & Lan Ozainat T. 1 Jong Ehn Rochenaki Forte Balde Ind Hen Giardon Alerman Sesny MG Samson WRG Samuel McCormick, Jr Rock Short Line Relief Committee Senator Thorn GLASS Emperor MR. Mayo Frances Willard Itemotl REVAL Industrial Baptist Church East Clarksburg Morton.s Berkeley Jones’ & Laughlin Steel Company Actor Dear Paris Franca Denatt Constant Cunyetlin Beuwsen
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