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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1913

Page

3

Local Visitors Arrive From Nearby Towns for City Stay

A flurry of visitors from Morgan town Weston Martinsburg Wheeling Parkersburg Lumberport Sutton Terra Alta Flemington and Buckhannon arrived in the city Tuesday and Wednesday. Notables include Dr George R Ogden Elwood M Wilson Edward A Brannon and Miss Owings among others visiting relatives and attending civic duties. Several residents journeyed to Philippi Mullberry Street and Philadelphia for short trips and family visits.

D .E. Moon Morgantown G. Ford Weston T. M. Caine W. K. Smith Wheeling Fulton Martinsburg Waldo G. Sutton Sutton Paul L. Goldey Parkersburg J. R. Mallory James S. Griffin Lumberport Thomas G. Dean Bruce T. Southern Terra Alta W. R. Gregg Winess Meigs Shinn Nelton Reid George R. Ogden Flemington Flavius B. Davisson Bridgeport Elwood M. Wilson Ohio Edward A Brannon Miss Stewart Charles M. ‘Hart Potter Baltimore Miss Ages Fleming Hood West Main Street Robert MH. Wilson Pittsburg

Court rules Pennsylvanian steel owed damages in bridge collapse case

Judge Als ton G. Dayton decides the Pennsylvania Steel Company must recover all damages from the Washington and Berkeley Bridge Company for a Potomac River bridge collapse during construction near Williamsport. Five workers died when a concrete pier failed causing steelwork to fall. Damages awarded in Hagerstown state suits totaled about 40 000, with the decision placing responsibility on the bridge stockholders and exonerating the steel company. An appeal will send the case toward the supreme court.

Martinsburg Federal District Court Alston G. Dayton Pennsylvania Steel Company Washington and Berkeley Potomac River Williamsport Steel Company Hagerstown Dayton Supreme Court

Striker Sues Charleston Over Cabin Creek Incident

Silas Nantz, a striker from Eskdale, sues in the U S district court for the Southern District of West Virginia for 5000 dollars against former Governor William B. Glasscock and state officers of the military commission on duty during the Cabin Creek marshal law period. He was arrested, convicted, and sentenced to five years but pardoned after about three months. Two others named de.

Charleston Silas Nantz Oklahoma United States Court West Virginia William B. Glasscock Cabin Creek Nantx Eskdale State Penitentiary Ginsacock Metter

Penitentials Names List and August Return Reading

Fragmentary roster style note lists Adjutant Gen. E. Sherwood Captain Charles R. Mor eral Charles D. Elliott Colonel George exit and Lieutenant Alfred D. Robs Wallace Majie Jamies I. Pratt Ceptria with a return noted in August involving Iain Samuel Li Walker Captain Ruel rules.

E. Sherwood Charles R. Moreral Charles D. Elliott George Exit Alfred D. Robs & Wallace

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