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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1907
Page
6
Payne bidg addresses and phone numbers list Areka Plumbing Co owned by A 5 Gould at 438 Pike Street in the Payne Building with women’s phone and Bell exchange numbers 98 and 62.
The Jamestown Tercentennial marks Independence Day with a grand reunion of descendants of signers, a sea and shore artillery salute, a 1023 parade and review by distinguished guests, and a long program featuring speeches by state leaders, music, and historical readings. Fireworks, illuminated grounds, and a mock militia battle conclude the day's events.
A fragmentary vignette describes a gray squirrel on a rail fence observing riders and moving with careful, calm actions. The creature surveys its surroundings, tests branches, and returns to a rider with composed, almost theatrical poise as if performing for spectators.
Ellsworth Emerson recalls his bid for office in a district that blends city life and farm roots. He details wearing a farmer suit to mingle with constituents, the social missteps at an evening with Miss Druilla Parkinson, and the swift collapse of support as country voters and Washington society viewed him as a drunken city swell.
The article notes the president loves baseball and intends to play at Oyster Bay this summer, while critics discuss fakirs in boxing and efforts to form a national organization to purge fake bouts. It mentions promoter Coffroth and a proposed guardianship to expose fake fights and protect the sport.
The column notes the 33rd degree fans envy a complex system of keeping scores with two secretaries to track entries. It warns a visiting president might need to be wary of the "baseball fakies" and their activities at many games.
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