Land Owners Murdered Amid Rising Rural Unrest
Fragmented text reports killings of landowners amid turmoil. Mentions a revolt, revolutionaries, and a central authority linked to Lanunaiont. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1906
Page
1
Fragmented text reports killings of landowners amid turmoil. Mentions a revolt, revolutionaries, and a central authority linked to Lanunaiont. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
An unclear OCR fragment reports a gas explosion at the Pioneer Frog Works injuring a worker and causing damage to facial whiskers. The text is garbled with many nonsensical names and phrases, but indicates an accident at a local facility and potential harm to an individual.
A fragmentary OCR note describes a transfer to an asylum and an incident involving a person named My Mary Chik described as a violent insane inmate. The text references Weston, a Saturday night event near a ravine, and mentions Sheri Flynigan in connection with the county jail.
A sharp injunction issued in Theodore Julle’s case restrains Robinson, Peink Robey, Addison Rittenbonise and Cr. Garrett from yelling or moving certain limbs near Wathide, property tied to Robinson and others. Constable Willi Toluison enforces executions, while the South Penn Company faces action against Tackeon Bloteler and associated offices under the order.
By Associated Press. Two locomotives collided four miles north of town on Lake Shore. one crew member reported killed and others seriously injured. Fireman Pridk Probst, engineer Wile Wilson, and another worker were injured. condition for some is critical. Rescue units rushed to the scene at Doughton, near Doddavillan.
A rider, Clete Tanke, was thrown from his horse Monday morning and left unconscious after the accident near the western outskirts of a locality. He was immediately assisted by bystanders, given restoratives, and rushed to the county office for treatment of injuries.
A major blaze erupted in Wheeling Virginia on a cool morning at the Baltimore and Obin J shops near Hinwood. Firefighters battled flames consuming a coal and coke complex causing extensive damage to the smokestacks and surrounding alloy buildings. Investigators suspect an overheated pipe in a nearby boiler caused the fire. Reports indicate several workers were nearby but no serious injuries are confirmed.
A death notice from North View lists Ty as deceased at age 24 days with surviving wife Mrs Emily Barnes and nine children. Funeral is set for Tuesday afternoon at 2, with burial in the local cemetery. Mr Barnes was a former pastor of the First Baptist Church.
The infant Laveile Todos funeral was held at Myon Moe CTnehasatones on January 28, with burial at Ik Vivw cemetery, Mountlay, on January 29, in a family service from Aleit vosidlene n Sunil.
The appellate ruling concerns Charles Ty Caldwell and a writ of habeas corpus issued by the U.S. Supreme Court for the Northern District of West Virginia. It addresses legislative inquiries into executive actions, contempt for noncompliance, and the proper division of state and federal authority over investigations and commissions.
A fragmented regional note describes coal gas companies tied to Philadelphia activity and a trial near Ayshine county. It mentions Mine Kingwent Boat, Ath the United Shiites, and a possible railroad project with Nathan Cie. The piece hints at regional tensions and upcoming legal action impacting local energy ventures.
A garbled report details a case where several union members faced fines amid allegations of interfering with printing operations. The text references defendants under scrutiny for obstructive conduct connected to a printing facility and labor actions in Chicago.
The readable fragments mention Waldo Gongert and references to political and social topics. Names and details are unclear or corrupted, making it difficult to determine concrete events or outcomes.
A local notice lists marriage licenses granted to individuals including A foonmiy and Mbiy ie avid Fears C viinadlee ah Tragles. The fragmentary entry names several entities associated with the licenses and hints at a ceremonial context.
An editor in Pittsburgh is gathering data for a publication titled all state history and history of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. The work will cover the order in this state with member names and addresses, auxiliary divisions, and histories of Clarke division and other state divisions, valued for Hibernian interest in West Virginia.
Fivorge Mi Zina died Saturday night in Salem at Ho dock from coner symptoms. He was about 54 years old and left a wife and four children. A longtime resident, he served on town committees and was active in the Republican party. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Fernon Face Baptist church. The Hobscqinies and Odd Wellows conducted rites. Burial followed in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Prof Anvos B Wells Inc presents a Christian Endeavor Birthday Celebration inviting all church youth. Leaders say the event will feature songs, addresses, and a joint afternoon program with Prohibition era hymn selections. A Friday night service and concluding reception are planned with attendees urged to join.
Hutton Gas Company starts laying pipe to extend a natural gas system in the town. Work progresses rapidly with aims for quick completion and immediate active service once finished.
The Herald files suit against the local Young Men's Christian Association and wins a judgment for forty four dollars in magistrate court, with the association the prevailing party in the case.
Infant Chester Odin Quivog, child of Mk and Mps, died Sunday at Balligen. Local reports say the family resided near Valentine. The interment was held Monday in Bridgeport with rites at home.
The article traces late eighteenth century boundary definitions in Augusta and Greenbrier counties, the creation of Monongalia and Greenbrier lines, and the extension of the West Augusta District. It notes a Decoration Day gathering scheduled for Saturday, Sept 22, with officials and committees appointed to manage events and finances.
Reports from the royal household say King died peacefully at Crown Princess Palace, surrounded by royal family. The Dowager Emprise of Nusen and the young heir witnessed his passing as mourners gathered in quiet streets and public notices prepared for the accession ceremonies.
Ambiguous notes describe upcoming industry changes with references to city, program leaders, and planned employment effects. Names such as WHTgan and Tilinison appear in the fragment, signaling a discussion of program informants and safety capabilities. The text hints at a draft of a broader plan affecting workers and investment, with concerns about consolidation and timing.
A warrant was issued regarding Sunday selling. The document mentions an official action involving Ahv Monnay and Winther of Vivcintitestaspen, with references to a place at Aiveafoss hn 3 flae ils On Siuigy. The notice cites continuation of a certain asset sale and mentions a facility linked to a local hotel.
A large crowd gathered Sunday at the union church for the funeral of Me YH Coie. Attendees included community members and local figures as the service reflected on his life and legacy.
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