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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1905
Page
1
A fragmented eyewitness account describes how Iverced woman Browning allegedly accused her former husband Elmer Browning and Evans of killing Miss Schaefer the schoolmarm. The testimony references attacks with stones, body removal to a barn, and hidden bloody clothes as investigators pursue the motive and sequence of events.
Fragmented text shows garbled phrases about a son’s bedside, family names, and a memorial context. No coherent event date or location can be confirmed from the legible parts.
Fragmented yet readable lines describe a proposed communication route linking Pittsburgh with Clarksburg Wheeling and Waynesburg via a network touching Morgantown and Uniontown. References mention the “metallic vivenir” and indirect connections between Baltimore Somerset Eaton and Pittsburgh as part of a broader East communication plan.
A local house warming at Tide's Chapel featured refreshments and praise for Mr Wall. Attendees shared thanks and gratitude amid a gathering that included several community members and guests.
Fragmented report details a hospital blast at Ghaivon City Hospital. A nurse, staff member, and a patient suffered injuries as water pipes burst and an electric chandelier toppled in the operating room. No fatalities are confirmed.
A Midland magistrate hears allegations that a railroad section boss and mates conspired to pad payrolls and divert wages totaling about $23,000. The scheme involved fake timekeeping and false payrolls to steal money from the company treasury. Charges outlined include embezzlement and financial impropriety as the case proceeds.
A fragmented notice from Chicago reports proposed grain rate cuts and related transport changes affecting Philadelphia and Baltimore ports. It mentions a presidential reference and local civic activity connected to Salvation Army fundraising and community projects along river routes. The piece mixes local letters, election mentions, and neighborhood updates with unclear details.
In Bogus Parkersburg an investigation details a report accusing Malissa Halt Parker and Sam Hettes of a marriage claim and treachery. Patrolman Williams is cited regarding statements by the Holt woman about alleged marriage plans and a trip to Pittsburgh with a yacht.
Willian Hirition de Touts was found guilty and given a life sentence in a Kentucky court. The proceedings referenced a charge related to an auntie Avlags Chckgell case, with sentencing following guilty verdict and remarks from the judge.
A history note describes a proposed wheel factory in Creseland with a future joiner company at Creseland and an aim to complete facilities by July 1. It mentions plans to ship products to the United States and to establish a large domestic production network under a growing industrial effort.
In a Pennsylvania incident, 28-wheeling engines failed during exposure to winter conditions. Edward Sapphie, chairman, is believed to have been injured as a van struck a plow near Werchfiwrg GT, causing fatal damage to the engine and train. The accident disrupted the Panmest- Fania route with significant casualties reported.
A delayed report from Murden says a general engagement continued Friday with about a thousand wounded and several hundred Japanese casualties. Russians pursued five miles, capturing a transport train as heavy losses were reported in the village battle while seizing needed army munitions.
Inspectors at Grasselli plant of Hoe Washington Carbon Company began a preliminary test of the new machinery to assess operation and compatibility. The six large factories at Grasselli, with many workers, await full activation after completion of initial testing supervised by Superintendent Jewitt and Assistant GM Barron who traveled from Cleveland for the task.
The obituary reports the death of Martin Vai Baron Rhovten aged years, survived by his wife and four grown children named Moxasidor William Ellen and Tillie Rulon. The family notes mourning in the vicinity as the funeral is planned for Saturday with details pending.
An air drum explosion at the Dye Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad yard in Wegusville injures eleven men, two seriously, damaging a building. Rodebeaver Has Patent of Kingwood promotes flexible anti matting mats and plans to patent a wire lifter attachment for the market.
Friends and relatives learn of the infant child of Mr and Mrs Race residing in Fairmont who has been ill for a week, with hope for recovery and best wishes from Clarksburg and nearby communities.
A fragmented wire story from Johannesburg notes a sensational diamond discovery with claims of a record weight and value in the millions of dollars. Details are unclear due to garbled text but the event centers on a vast gem and its estimated price.
A packed Fein night gymnasium watched the University cadets edge the Haw of Bie in a thrilling basketball clash. The players produced fast passes and strong defense as spectators hailed the athletic display and praised both teams for their scientific play.
A local utility proposes price cuts on incandescent lighting with a 23 to 27 cent rate per unit and a February 1 effective date. The report also mentions Robinson visiting the head office and Mrs Robinson traveling to St Louis and Missouri, with attendance at Knights of Modern Manatons events and related duties.
The Associated Press reports in New York that a man held on embezzlement charges from the Pacific American Bank pleaded not guilty. In Chicago, the bank table shows a large insurance claim arising from a municipal payment dispute. The editor notes a global financial outlook with mentions of Mexico and New York markets.
Clarksbire Trades and Thor Connell held an open meeting Friday night at Teyst Hall on Wast Pike. Officers did not convene a formal session and no actions were taken aside from noting the absence of attendance. The gathering did not reach a quorum for voting.
A fragmented report discusses consolidation plans and upcoming events in Clarksburg and surrounding towns. Key figures include state commander C Shawaller and local officiant Piskersbane. The meeting addresses a new program, fundraising targets, and coordination with Salem and Portagia.
News reports say about one hundred thousand strikers are active in Warsaw and Lodz with thousands more out near Moscow. In St Petersburg a normal pace resumes as some plants reopen while inspectors note twenty thousand still on strike. Moscow papers note unrest and lingering walkouts as factories return to work.
The Briaddae College event featured Mina Coen Atchison and Mite Mice Dilgely presenting instrumental and vocal performances. Prof. R. T. Crowstylotiniet hosted the evening, with audiences noting notable progress and a ceremonial vote on an unspecified matter.
A worker named Layman sustained injuries while operating equipment at the Limited Styles Tape Company. Reports indicate the incident occurred Saturday during a shift change and involved saws and castings. No further details on severity or medical treatment are provided in the readable copy.
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