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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary quotation from a religious text contrasts wealth with virtue. The note hints at moral lessons about covetousness and spiritual error, referencing a biblical verse and concluding with a somber reflection on sorrow. The tone is admonitory and old fashioned.
A New York observer describes the Baltimore Democratic gathering as dominated by Tammany forces with graft and disorder in evidence. Bryan’s anti corruption motion is mocked as ineffective, while delegates and ticket holders face bribes and tainted support, portraying the convention as steeped in scandal and Wall Street influence.
The Republican newspaper sentiment on behalf of the state ticket is described as unanimous and broadly supportive, reflecting a unified party stance. The article notes strong backing across factions and favorable coverage of the ticket's slate and candidates.
The Herald-Dispatch commends Republicans to unite behind the state ticket and all county and district tickets. It notes the paper’s role as first with the news and urges party members to show loyalty, vote, and support their congressman and county candidates to ensure success.
In Bristol West Virginia William Riley was knocked unconscious by a falling tree while cutting a binding pole. He recovered after treatment at home and is on the road to recovery. Reports from the area mention visits, arrivals, and social events, including a new baby boy for Mr and Mrs Hall of Salem and various gatherings around Salem, Clarksburg, and Parkersburg.
The brief item covers a church program observed by the Baptist Sunday school with songs and meditations, visits by Bertha Thompson and Edward Thompson party to Boothwrite, and several family visits. Illness of Jesse G Lawson and Mrs. G.W. Preston’s family concerns are noted, with multiple visits among Cranksburg Lum berport and Clarksburg residents.
The record lists newborns and home visits across Clark County communities. Mrs D W Dark welcomed Mount Clare M Quare. Ruby Prince arrived eight pounds. several residents including Davieson, Stout, Wright, Swarts, and others were noted visiting relatives and attending local events.
H A Heinze civil and mining engineer offers examination and development services for coal properties. services include surveys water computations maps and blue printing. contact room 603 Golf Building Bell phone 498 Cone phone 153 1.
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