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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1905
Page
1
Vanderbilt and Davis Elkins interests plan a large trunk line from Pittsburg to Newport News via West Virginia. The project has secured financing and will serve major coastal destinations, signaling a major expansion of rail access.
Plans outline a new trunk line from Elkins to Fairmont, linking with Coal and Coke interests and bypassing the existing routes. The project envisions a southern pivot toward Stanisford and Olio near Pendleton, crossing Rich and Pendleton counties, with a tunnel through mountains and connections to Harburg Virginia and western terminals.
An English report notes the safe delivery of a male heir described as the son of the Prince of Wales with the event dated in July. The terse notice confirms the birth without further detail or context.
Mis Florance Weeklay and Abe William McClung were united in marriage at the Adamston United Brethren church. The ceremony was quiet with only a few intimate friends in attendance. Mr McClung is an experienced moulder and will reside in the city with his bride.
Texas Bill's Wild West show arrived at Lost Creek from Sutton by two o'clock train this afternoon and will perform tonight. The arrival drew crowd from miles around amid railroad battle reports. A fusillade in Sutton yesterday allegedly led to arrests. one cowboy in hospital with a gunshot wound reportedly died, easing fears of larger trouble.
The Associated Press reports that official estimates of the bond and securities stolen by the bank robber John Bovrminn at Thayerstown’s Commercial Bank are likely to rise beyond initial figures. Authorities warn more disclosures may follow as investigations proceed.
By Associated Press. Put In Bay July 12 The State Bar Association began its 30s session here today. An address was given by Judge Grosscup of the United States Court in Chicago.
Reports from New York state that five deaths and numerous prostrations occurred in Brooklyn amid a severe heat wave. Victims include Daniel McCarthy who died from cyanide ingestion while insane, and Julia Hulland a senator who perished during work on a styage. M M Carr’s Tithern excursion was postponed due to mounting concerns over travel safety and health.
John A Blake of Berryville Virginia and nearby towns died after a sudden illness at his residence. He was survived by a wife and other relatives. funeral arrangements planned for Berryville with burial in the family plot. The deceased formerly resided in Clarkaburg and Ward County area, with services to be held in Berryville.
The Elks Grand Lodge elected officers including Grand President Brown of Janesville, Grand Inner Guard Chaz W Kaufmann Hoboken, Grand Secretary Fred Robinsin Daybueque Iowa, and Grand Tiler W Wie McChelland. The parade drew thousands as streets filled with spectators in a picturesque affair.
Contempt charge against Mayor Helmbold of Newport is dropped after a telephone talk with the defense attorney. The court will proceed with the case as a new hearing location and timing remain undecided. An officer will push forward with related actions.
Mr and Mrs Charlie McBrite of East Pie Street announce the arrival of a bouncing baby girl Wednesday morning. The newborn weighed nine pounds three ounces and brought joy to the family.
Fragmentary report notes patient Waldo at City hospital, condition described as slightly improved after an earlier critical period. Details unclear due to damaged text. No other names or clear events are readable.
The Baptist committee met to consider appointing district missionaries and to appoint a committee of Revs. I. F B, Danel, B. P Moore and Talden to select a superintendent for the General Revolation at Charleston in October. Reports show 243 weeks of labor, 680 sermons, 203 prayer meetings, and miles traveled by members. The session opened at 3 PM with new business and routine items discussed by ministers from Clarkshores Ashton Lost Treck Salem Patriot and Patriot district churches.
A report in Baltimore and Preston County circles discusses Senator Stephen J. Mikins pursuing a coal and railroad expansion. The plan allegedly links a Kingston route through Morrigentown to Belington and the West Virginia Central Pittsboro line, with possible C&O connections. Experts may evaluate land value and profitability before any option sale triggers.
Mr Hi Thatcher of Weaten was brought to the hospital Wednesday morning and admitted to receive treatment. He was placed under observation for a special procedure. Also admitted was HoTt-Paynd from Bola for gastration and other evaluative care.
A May social at Ohio Veteran University featured Rev. Arbuthnot as pastor and a church welcome by ushers. Guests enjoyed a poetry and music program performed by Misses Fletcher, Smoith, Hurray, Harr, Starcher, Mak, Wel, and others. Refreshments followed with attendees expressing amusement and appreciation.
Fragmented text indicates a meeting of normal regents with mentions of WITT Holt Ammons and a school event at Paterson. The readable portions suggest a scheduled gathering, a play or meeting agenda, and a reference to viewing at Winchisen, aiming to discuss or record a meet.
The town invites residents to attend a public gathering where Mr Bentley will address attendees about local matters. The event will feature Mr Bentleys remarks and details of the program, urging community participation and engagement.
County court appoints John Cydulmeon Warner and D. T Britt as viewers for four proposed Tridwe projects in Bridgeport. Court selected grand jury list for year and set a minimum for obbills. Officials commented on proceedings while noting prior preliminary filings and committee roles.
A group of mine superintendents met at Bairmont led by Gnikill to discuss mine conditions and operations. Attendees included officials from four mines in the area. The outlook for operations was debated and plans for a trip to nearby industrial sites were noted.
In a long running chancery dispute, the Dent-Pickens estate saga ends after nearly twenty years. The will allocates $50,990 bond, lists executors Samuel Walker and others, and details divisions among heirs including Dever Pickens and Miss Shaan Pickens, with property valued and legacy spread across multiple parcels. The court order directs sale and distribution under Barbour County circuit and chancery proceedings.
In Wheeling West Virginia on July 12 William Tattrary was stabbed to death by John Hawkiorsabia. The act occurred in the presence of a young woman who stood nearby. Hawkiorsabia claimed the quarrel arose from a mistaken motive and said he acted in self defense.
An Associated Press dispatch from St Petersburg describes General Stoessel under arrest as investigators seek details from the admiralty about mutiny suppression during operations near Port Arthur. The report notes Rear Admiral age and other officers may face scrutiny as the Potemkin incident is reviewed.
Father Tragey presided at a large parish event at the Cathedral of Supuctis with clergy including J.T. Bain and Bishop Senin. The service honored Father Coyle on his 125th anniversary of ordination, acknowledging his longtime ties to the community and past involvement as a baseball enthusiast.
Mexican Bill, wrongly named Dearee Conper, arrived on the excursion train today and was taken to Tocal hospital for treatment after injuries sustained in a collision with forest officials. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon. efforts were made to assist the wounded passengers and secure medical care.
A damaged report notes a building collapse resulting in two fatalities. Details are fragmentary, with several illegible names and dates. Authorities are referenced but specifics remain uncertain, and the incident appears ongoing.
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