Salem Uni Baseball Triumph in Narrow Win
Salem University edged Baykuny 1 0 in an afternoon game. Pitcher Romatl delivered solid innings as the offense produced a lone run to secure the victory.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
1
Salem University edged Baykuny 1 0 in an afternoon game. Pitcher Romatl delivered solid innings as the offense produced a lone run to secure the victory.
Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction Company and rival Salem survey teams push roadbed work for a Salem line. Civil engineer Dudley Britt and contractor James Alten lead crews at Adamson and Wilsonburg as optimism grows for a trolley from Salem, with both routes staking claims on the west side and public highway, though only one may be built soon.
The funeral and burial for Mrs Martha Cantin will occur at 10 o clock in Pittsburg, with Healy Froming officiating. She was a sister of Mrs Georgy W Deigott of Rockford and had resided in the county. Survivors include four children. The event followed her death Saturday after 12 years of illness.
Jon Divavlore was arrested Tuesday night at his home on Montresling Avenue by Officer Harry Brooks on complaint of Mas Davis. The case involves a quarrel between two parties on Monticello Avenue, with indications of a family row and tensions between the individuals.
Charles McVickers was fined five dollars and costs by Justice M. S. Riley after a hearing on the assault charge brought by Emma Agner at her East End home. McVickers asked to raise the fine to ten dollars and appeal to the circuit court, a request granted. Agner alleges McVickers choked her during a dispute while she hung washing on a clothes line between their homes.
Miss Kesiy Ctuhy hosted a gathering of friends in Adamaton on Thursday evening. Attendees praised Miss Guilp as a charming hostess with music and games, followed by refreshments. Present were Ethel and Berta Heytes, Elina Harris, Margaret Weber, Clyde Watson, Will Norman, James Harris, Omer Stomt, Chayton Swine ser, Vance Crimm, Oliver Swist, and others.
Miss Lacy HL Black sister of milliner Miss M. B. Mack departed Priesday for Philadelphia to pursue a medical office and practice. She has visited relatives here since her expulsion from the University of Michigan and was granted a triplo with donors entitling her to the Mugree of M.D.
Italian miner Hilano Mariano, about fifty, was killed instantly by a lightning strike at Gypsy on a Sunday night while standing near a home. The funeral was held Monday evening. remains sent to Fairmont on the 5280 train and buried at Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker Cunalinglan oversaw the rites.
Marriage licenses have been issued to sain Mf and Sith Balatus MS, with Loria Lami and Daisy Lee also listed.
A brief local note records a few minute fracture of the spat and announces the engagement of Mes Nuzum and a young man named Fletcher. It mentions Mr Nuzum’s prior work at Bee Hive Store and a move to a traveling salesman role with Crislip Dayo Co. The couple, soon to be married, plan to establish their home in the city with Guppy insured life.
The county boards of education met at the courthouse and elected Clyde O. Watson of Bridgeport as a member of the teachers’ board of examiners. Watson won with eight votes to three for Webb and one for P. F. S. Plex, amid representation from most districts and presiding by L Wayman.
Jack Donlan local freight convict who was injured in a Buckhannon collision Monday evening died in Buckhannon hospital Tuesday afternoon. Remains were sent to Weston and then to Fairmont, for burial beside his father. He was 40 years old and unmarried. Funeral arrangements not announced.
In Bolom district Wetzel county the South Penn drilled No 2 on the Sam Talkington farm into stray sand with no oil or gas. The same company is No 5 on the W B Starkey farm has drilled 2000 feet with oil from the Gordo sand and will be shot.
Miss Margaret Ford daughter of Mr and Mrs Cro Ford will entertain a large group of friends and playmates at her home on Lee Street Friday evening with a social and musical reception a Fourth of July party in style for those invited with emphasis on a cheerful gathering and cordial invitations
A new school year opens as Himes pledges advancement in Harrison County Public Schools. He honors predecessor Newton, praises the system, and urges teachers, trustees, and parents to cooperate for progress while addressing funding, wages, and the new compulsory attendance act.
An article notes the proposed incorporation of a hotel and fostering rest estate venture by Welter F. Rau Owen Kraft Mrs Minnicraft W A Sch and Joseph B He. The plan seeks a charter with capital stock of 850000 to conduct and maintain a general hotel and farming business.
Mr. L. O. Smith, captain of the West Twin University football team, takes charge of the YMCA squad. He has secured Sacket, last year’s third baseman, and other first rate players, forecasting a strong team. Two games are scheduled on the Fourth with Elkins, who hold the state championship for the four gray season, and promise to play. Elkins also manage the YMCA team.
Work on the East Ent basebell park grand stand and fences is under way in preparation for the Fourth of July games. The Ethns nine and Ee Home teams are coordinating to ensure the facility is ready for the event.
The burial of Swornel Stina sage of Reynoldaville, this county, occurred after a fall on Tuesday and a burial on Wednesday morning. The ceremony took place in the Fittro burying ground, west of Wilconburg, with a weight stated as 10 in the record.
Harry Higginbottmat has been appointed mancaster of the Clay district education, succeeding Fettus Sturm who resigned. The change moves the local education leadership, reflecting a shift in administration and responsibilities within the district.
A damaged item describes a church event at the Goff parsonage with a small group including Tina Louk and Mrvfohn At Simbthy, mentioning a bond and holy rites. The text is garbled and difficult to parse but references a ceremony at the 9190 oldeek church parsonage with attendees and residence details.
Fragmentary readable text hints at a local news snippet with several garbled phrases and missing context. Names, places, and events are unclear, offering only partial clues to a possible report or notice on a community matter.
In a brief, unclear clipping two boys are mentioned with a reference to a Mire aru rw home and an evening sighting. The text includes family joy and a father smiling, with mention of a We Watke path along a road near the city.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.