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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1908

Page

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Hearne Sees Charleston Convention as Fiasco Times

Hearne returns from Charleston and defends the state committee’s handling of credentials and delegates. He contends the mass of delegates and the regular convention stayed orderly while the court house faction split, criticizing the Scherr group and predicting limited bolter influence. He discusses Long versus Ogdin for EL, his own gubernatorial prospects, and plans for a new paper to support his party in the county.

Charleston State Committee Fegular Gaines Newton Ogdin Mr. Mearne Bie Hai Long Ogdin Long Amos Bohrf Court House Scherr Mr. Scherr Swisher Ohio County Committee On Credentials Materdal Ux Ant Mioend Deatn

Everson Brother Rumor Recalled of San Francisco Fire

Robert Everson of Gree recalls a letter from his brother James Everson who was in Tantornia and was believed dead in the San Francisco fire. Everson had visited the city shortly before the disaster, and no further word had come since.

Robert Everson Gree James Everson Tantornia San Francisco Eveon

Col Gilmore to Speak as Lough Hails Republican Ticket

Lough, from Fairmont, returning from the Charleston state convention says the Republican ticket is one of the strongest West Virginia has seen. He praises its balance across the state and expects Swisher to win big, noting bolters would align with Democrats, and Scherr volt aids the ticket.

Aigron Lough Fairmont Charleston Urief Republic Republian’ Party West Virginia Swisher Dawson Fo ‘Eit

Mrs Gunness Case Folly Sparks Hillstate Confusion

July 1 at Porte Indiana reports a Hillsdale Michigan line claiming Mrs Belle Gunness and Nan received guidance from local officials. They refuse Hillstate aid, saying Gunness died in the home fire.

Attorney and Mrs Viger To Leave for Mobinson

Go 10 Illinois attorney and Mrs Fred Viger announce departure for Mobinson. He will continue law practice and oil development work representing Standard Oil and Fugle Oil companies. Viger moved to Arkaburg in 1901 and built a busy career, leaving many friends behind.

Fred Viger Mobinson Viger Wietlee Standard OW Company Fugle Oil Company Ant Uum Leen Yong Ageen Hendie Ai. Vigor Came To ‘Arkaburg

Big Picnic Plans In City Hall Meet For Park Event

Golden Seat members plan a large picnic at Unto Park with baskets of picnic goods and diversions. Miss Anna Williams of Morgantown will be guest of honor. other attendees include Misses Rae Henin Beatrice Morgan Nellie Mulligan Plott ed Manley Blanch Horsey Emma Kyle and more. local officials and residents attended city events and travels noted for the week.

Wee Milford Anna Williams Morgantown Raxe Henin Beatrice Morgan Nellie Mulligan Manley Blanch Horsey Emma Kyle Mestry Charles Fran Gill, Wi Mutheran To Jarvis John Copy Pierre Rapp Chitard Um

Will Explain Model Liquor License Plan at Grand Opera House

Col Z Mo Gilmore of Louisville is set to give a free public address Monday at the Grand Opera House. As an originator of the National Model Liquor League, he will discuss proposed changes and corrective features, offering informative and entertaining analysis for all audiences including ministers and patrons of the har.

Grand Opera House Z. Mo Gilmore Louisville Grand Opera Pheune Col. Gilmore Tho Har

Kern Nominated for Vice President at Democratic Convention

Denver July 11 The Democratic national convention closed with John W Kern of Tadiana named for Vice President by acclamation for a Bryan ticket. Delegates cheered as no ballot was needed with sentiment guiding states to Kern and others withdrawing.

Denver Colo John W. Kern Ot Tadlana William J. Bryan Kern Ude Indiana

Ogden Gradates From Louisville Medical College

Engraved invitations announce the Louisville and Hospital Medical College commencement in Macauley’s theatre Louisville KY. On Thursday July 80 at 3 o clock p.m. 106 graduates including ten West Virginians. George Roland Ogden son of RS Ogden Sr Clarkeburg will graduate with high honor. He plans to return home to practice in the state.

Louisville and Hospital Medical College Macauley Louisville George Roland Ogden RS. Ogden Clarkeburg

Baltimore Doctor Goes to Charleston for Health Exam

Dr. Jesse F. Williams of Baltimore travels to Charleston for the West Virginia State Health Examination. Afterward he will spend a few days with his father J. W. Williams at Marwh before returning to Baltimore to resume his position as assistant president of the Maryland General Hospital.

Jesse F. Willams Baltiomore Charleston West Virginia J. W. Williams Baltimore Maryland General Hoepliat

Exoneration of Minister Reported After Conference Proceeding

The Rev G W W Jenkins pastor of Trinity Methodist Church returned from Baltimore where he faced an ecclesiastical case before the Judiciary committee at the Washington conference. He exonerated Elmore Hall To Sarah F Under wool, 1 lot, Rinehart Carrollay M Garrett et al to W A Clawson. Three fourths size of gure tape and two acres of eval Eagle dle tlet.

G. W. W. Jenkins Trinity Methodist Church Baltmore Washington Elmore Hall Sarah F. Underwool Rinehart Carollay M

Public Police Officials as Backbone of Law Enforcement

The Telegram reprints an article for Dabney Lee arguing for a public authority of police to enforce laws, preserve peace, and protect citizens. It notes that private citizens cannot shoulder policing due to daily life demands and cites ancient Rome as precedent for dedicated public police officials.

Ty Hon Dabney Lee Clarkaburg M Wody Gibbon Aldites Rome

Three Foreigners Charged With Theft in Modow Brenk

Pascuale Vornsclo Antonio Man uso and Peracyala Carnello were arrested by Constable Schrader on Friday for stealing 85 dollars from Joe Brunette. They remain jailed awaiting a Monday morning trial in Eduke G. H. Gordon's court.

Pascuale Vornsclo Antonio Manuso Peracyala Carnello Modowbrenk Schrader Joe Brunette Eduke G. H. Gordon

Americans win world rifle team title at Olympic match

The American team claimed the world championship in the great international rifle team contest and also won the revolver competition. Delegates including John O. Brooks J. G. Lang Thomas Jarrett John M. Knox and Major Smith attended the Republican state convention at Charleston. A declaration of a diecelization plan was announced in Indianapolis with citizens urged to participate.

Bisley America Charleston John O. Brooks J. G. Lang Thomas Jarrett John M. Knox Major Smith Lost Creek

Death of David Donney Retired Farmer at 72

Morgantown reports the death of David Donney a retired farmer aged 72 after a brief illness of a few moments noted as heart failure. Burial details were not provided.

Morgantown David Donney

Henderson Receives Patent for Heit Stretcher

A patent was granted this week to RL Henderson of Carro for a heel stretcher, as reported by Davis and Meare, Washington patent attorneys.

Washington, D. C Meare Davin A& Davis Washington Patent Attorneya RL. Henderson Carro

Court Recess Delays Proceedings On Friday Session

A court recessed Friday and will reconvene Monday morning to resume business and address matters that arise, with the opportunity for further motions or filings as needed.

Cattleshit Launched in Philadelphia Event

The report notes an unusual launch at a Philadelphia event on July 11 involving a South Carolina shipment. Exact details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item appears to concern an agricultural or shipping incident centered in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia South Carolina

Kern to Receive Enthusiastic Reception on Return

Indianapolis Indiana July 11 arrangements are under way to give Kern an enthusiastic reception on his return there next Thursday. The report notes plans for crowd and ceremony as he visits.

Indianapolis Tnd Kern

Grain Market News and Mrs Ross Improves

Wheat 83 1 8 cents, corn 74 7 8, oats 49 5 8. Mrs Sophia Ross, previously critical at her Mulberry Street home, has passed the danger point and is on the road to recovery.

Chicago Sophia Ross

State Union Here Next Week in Wheeling

The Fourth Biennial Convention of the West Virginia Christian Endeavor Union will convene at the First Baptist Church in Wheeling, with sessions running through July 15. Notable events include services led by Mrs. Pryor and Rev. William M. Long, an address by Rev Henry P. McClelland, and a reception for delegates from across the state.

Mongay Wilmer A. Hartman Whealing Weat Virginia Christean Endeavor Union Union First Baptist Qeay A. Pryor Wheeling William M. Long Clarksburg A. I. Richardson Gratton Henry ‘P.° McClelland Uhrone Troy

Catholic Sanitarium Site Proposal Linked to Bishop Donahue

Bishop PJ Donahue of Wheel ang aims to raise funds for a Catholic sanitarium and church, planning a six to seven thousand dollar structure. He seeks a site for a general Catholic sanitarium for all destitute members, with Terra Alta initially considered but deemed impractical by doctors.

PJ. Donahue Wheelang Donahue Hasda Terra Alla

Anniversary of Flood Devastation Recalled by Old Settlers

Friday marks the 20th anniversary of the 1888 flood that devastated local property and left few memories in this county section. Old settlers recall July 10 1888 when a freshet swept down the river causing widespread damage reaching Cincinnati where the dam was great.

Tuhe Cincinnai

Four Clarkslury baseball players fined and suspended

Four members of the Clarkslyrs baseball team were fined ten dollars each for offenses at train time in Jackson Town. MitJop received a second offense and was suspended for an indeterminate period. Manager Dranitwayn contemplates firing Mitfer and replacing him with a new player.

Clarkslyrs Jacksontiung Ford Crithms McAleese Pipicher Conoway MitJop Mamiger

Normal school faculty changes spark dismissal uproar

The board of regents dismissed Eva Wright a mute teacher and GC Littler professor of modern language at Shepherds College in Shepherdstown. Littler is married with family. The move followed a request from the School board and accompanied by other faculty transfers and calendar adjustments at the site normal schools.

Charleston Board of Regents The Site Normal Schools Aloe Eva Wright W Litter Shepherd's College Shepherdstown Littler EK. G. Rohrbough Fairmont

Skull Fracture Injures Palmer Man Near Train Load

H Bee of Palmer is in critical condition after a wood load fell from a train, striking him on the head and fracturing his skull. He was brought to a local hospital for treatment where surgery removed fractured bone and his recovery is uncertain.

H. Bee Palmer

Prisoner Escapes Fairmont Jail in Clever Plot

Prisoner Joe Raner escaped the Fairmont county jail on July 21. Held on a felony charge, he reportedly carried away old paper from his cell and used a hidden door to slip into the jail yard, aided by the jailer's permit and a crafty method.

Fairmont Joe Raner Sralner

Bryan Leaders Praise Democratic Platform In Campaign Notes

Shaped by signs of day Bryan arrives at the port of Horst as New York politicians signal support. In Lincoln Nebraska local party members celebrate the Democratic platform and press for publicity of the campaign center. Houk would give people a chance to express their choice for office.

New York Bryan Horst Ae Hivarst Ny York Pat Amhougoo Tuhetoessus Tryan Fairview Lincoln Neb Aryan Oxp Amd Isorn Aind Houk Ahd Naan Uifon

Officer Fires Shinston In Interurban Chase

July 11 report from Shinerton details an interurban car pursuit after two men caused a disturbance on a traveling man. An officer fired in the chase and captured the suspects near the Riverdale bridge. they were identified as Scot and Johnson and taken to Clarkburg for judgment.

Shinnston Smt Buddy Met Tiverdale Bridge Clarkburg Scot Johnson

New Bridge At Fairmont Nears September Opening

Fairmont workers rush construction of a new bridge over the Monodguhels, expected to open by September 1. The project promises a vast improvement after the old structure was torn down last fall due to wear and danger.

Fairmont Monodguhels

Meeting Postponed by Ladies City Club

The Ladies City Club monthly meeting is postponed due to the Chrinthan Endeavor state convention. The new date is July 24.

Chrinthan Endeavor Ladies

Cook Joseph Johnson in Critical Condition in Baltimore Visit

Joseph Johnson colored and employed as a cook by Dr. J B Payne for twelve years is in critical condition with jaundice. He recently went to Baltimore to visit relatives and was taken ill there before being moved to a local hospital.

Joseph Johnson J.B. Payne Baltimore

Sphar Improvement Reported After Illness Plague

Sphar, once described as fit at home on Summer street, had a period of two weeks with gall bladder issues and a complication of diseases. He was reported in better condition on Saturday.

Sphar

Public Sale Held Before Court House Saturday Afternoon

Samuel W. Gordon, auctioneer, conducted a public sale in front of the court house Saturday afternoon. Herold and Sugay and several others sold belting at fairly good prices for etc.

Samuel W. Gordon Snctioneer Court House Herold &Sugay Etn

Condition improves after appendicitis operation

The condition of Miss Ethel Mills of Industrial, recently operated on for appendicitis, has improved and she will soon be able to return home. Marina Reuting also reports progress after an illness, with relatives noting improvement.

Ethel Mills Industrial Abe

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