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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1905
Page
1
Senator Jacob Snyder sponsors a bill to move the state capital to this city while a broad movement gathers support. The proposal, urged by figures including Roos and Howes Endoras, seeks Interstate Commerce involvement on rail rates and capital relocation logistics.
Bluebeard arrest story from Associated Press details a chaotic New York narrative with disjointed names and phrases. It mentions Jay ai Gillini Ty Chin War and various unrelated figures, lacking clear events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a proposed railway project near Tinm arkaiaig and New York capitalists, with scattered figures and dates. The garbled content mentions a turnout around 20300 nerves and an event on a Taine organiteetata anion vein, lacking coherent details or identifiable entities.
British vessel seized amid tensions as President Mah attempts to rally support. The incident prompts swift diplomatic exchanges and calls for restraint from involved nations.
AP dispatch from Paris reports testimony before an international commission on a maritime air attack. Two torpedo launches and another collision occurred during a conducted transport mission. Aboard a ship, officials described the event and noted continuing investigations and further notices.
At a directors meeting of Vandertilt Musa organization in New York the president of Mig Vouir and the president of The Misnizan Central resigned. It is expected Newman of the New York Central will be named to the position, with a missionary meeting to follow.
A coroner's inquest probes a death near Myrtle Tyson Road amid tangled clues and medical questions. Dr Farquhar testifies about patient care and possible negligence as investigators seek truth behind the fatal incident and related treatment doubts.
A garbled excerpt mentions Turley and Stroo and a Charleston reference. The legible bits hint at a broker or sales dispute with unclear details and scattered war era phrasing, including names and women phrases, lacking coherent facts for full reconstruction.
Typhoid fever has struck E. Lockwood Loft of Lockwood’s Surgain Store in Delaware Tai n near Ohio Wesleyan University. A telegram from the attending physician advised the mother to travel immediately as the boy’s condition remains serious. Family friends in the city are urged to stay hopeful as careful care is ongoing.
R L Mekurtuul of Burrows Secrest Co Cleveland Ohio takes measurements of jail panes and windows for a new jail and sheriff’s offices. The firm reports gathering data for this and other contracts as part of their building measures in the city.
The Martinsburg court issued a decision on taxing stock held by two National Banks after they argued their capital invested in United States bonds should be exempt. The ruling may set a statewide precedent, potentially allowing many banks to avoid local taxes on their stock assets.
The notice reports the birth of a second daughter to Frank Soutthavorth and family at their home in Caenelo Court on Monday. Mother and baby are said to be doing well, with relatives and friends receiving the news.
A horse in a rural setting died by hanging itself after a violent incident. The animal was restrained and whipped, leading to a fatal outcome. Field workers recovered the carcass and hauled it away.
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a divorce filing with alleged infidelity and impaired trust. Wording indicates a wife accusing a husband of misconduct and a potential separation or custody-related dispute. Names and specifics are unclear due to the damaged text.
The chamber moves a bond authorization for Clarksburg district to build one or more schoolhouses. Maxwell introduces a separate bill to create an independent Bridgeport district, advancing to second reading. A joint committee is authorized to investigate a alleged letter and charges involving a senator, officials, and oil interests, with a mandate to report to the legislature.
Fractions of West Virginia House activity appear in a crowded session summary. Bills amend city charters of Huntington and Tellippi, establish funds, and address education, drugs in food, and vacancy pensions. Debate on candidates, bank taxes, and independent school districts. several measures advance, others fail.
A January report from Washington indicates a House committee approved a favorable report on a bill to abolish the Tanga Gana Communes and related government activities. The action places control in the hands of the President.
The county mourns Daisy McDaniels age 30 who died from a sudden breakdown. Deputy Clerk Gry Tetritk reports the burial and funeral service will be held Thursday. The deceased formerly resided in the county and was a county official’s spouse.
In Washington on January 21 President Roosevelt arrived home after a busy schedule in Philadelphia. He spoke briefly at the Twentieth Street North gathering, urging support for ongoing programs and praising local efforts. The homecoming drew reporters and a small crowd across the capital.
A disputed claim over a marriage between Malists Halt and Parker drew public attention as a preacher testified the couple never wed. The letter from Slades, signed by Fok, suggested private wives and prompted examination of witnesses and documentary evidence in a Parker County or nearby legal proceeding.
A fragmented notice describes members gathering for a Dutch lunch and smoker to discuss plans and actions. The text mentions a council session, committees, and arrangements for an upcoming event, inviting city residents to participate in the meeting.
The snippet presents garbled text with scattered proper nouns and dates. Readable items include references to typhoid tone and unclear names, suggesting a damaged notice or commentary. No clear event, person, or organization can be reliably identified from the legible fragments.
Fragmented OCR text describes a conference in September with references to Virginia and West places. The readable portions hint at a regional gathering, with notes about speakers, dates, and potential meetings. Specific names and details are unclear due to garbled text.
Davis and others contest injunction in a long pleaded case. Reading affidavits, arguments focus on Union Trust Company and Rock of the Ohio Copperfield, with stockholder disputes and potential perpetual injunction. Court sessions include New York lawyers and former cabinet officials, with a Wednesday cross examination and a possible ruling.
Fragmented report notes Adamston council to convene at 5 oclock on Monday for a general meeting. Newly elected mayor Got Senter and council members will assume duties, with polling and budget topics on the agenda.
Worded as a terse dispatch from Mukden dated January 21 describes a Japanese repulse during fighting along the front. The report notes Chinese forces shaping the battle and claims Japanese setbacks on the line near a river bend, with limited details on casualties or strategic aims.
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