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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
4
A compact note from An Evening Echo discusses the challenge of quoting a book and the implications for readers. It reflects on trust in authors, the limits of quotation, and the value of original thought.
A Louisville Courier Journal tribute recalls Ida Saxton McKinley as the beloved wife of President William McKinley. It extols her sweetness, virtue, and deep bond with her husband, noting how his devotion defined his life and character. It frames their marriage as a celestial union amid national tragedy.
The Fairmont West Virginian editor, a regent, argues the state board will divert funds by consolidating programs at Huntingdon and Fairmont while reducing work at four schools. He claims pay rises at the four and higher cuts at the other two will worsen instructor quality. The Telegram awaits the board’s reply. Bridges over Rik Creek require new planks to prevent accidents. local businessmen repair them in civic duty, urging action by the county court to ensure public safety.
The Telegram calls for immediate highway repairs to West Milford routes and directs overseers to fix bad roads in Quiet Dell Bridgeport Wilsonburg and Sibiamston. It stresses using waterways, improving ports and urging strong fire department equipment and local support for Broaddus Institute. The note doubts Standard Oil leaving business due to Roosevelt era penalties.
A series of property transfers list multiple deeds including A W Showalter to Laura J Hardman for one lot in Stuart addition, real estate moves among Mary Goldie Willison Frank A Willison and Carl W Nem on Jarvis street, and other transfers in Adamston Marshall Wy Ogden Eagle district and Lumberport areas involving 58 acres and 3 acres to Ezra A Richardson Lumberport Gas Co.
Three Sunday drunks were sentenced to ten days each by Mayor Crile at the regular police court session. The defendants were L. Kf Johnson Frank Millick and El mer Gossage. Fines of three dollars and costs left by J R Marks and J G Cotill were forfeited.
Nathan Hale Ogden resigns from Grafton with Lear Hendrikson after six months and accepts a traveling salesman position with Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin covering West Virginia. He is expected to perform well in his new duties as he always does.
Chickasaw Tribe No. 19 Improved Order of Red Men decorated graves of deceased members in the Odd Fellows and Masonics Cemeteries yesterday afternoon. The Tribe plans to initiate about six members next Wednesday night.
A reader voices concern over socialism and labor capitalism, arguing for self-reliance and private initiative. He ridicules acts of unrest, cites Roosevelt's stance on labor leaders, questions Idaho trial coverage, and urges people to mine their own opportunities.
A lengthy discussion outlines a libel verdict in favor of Dr Pierce s company for 16000 against The Ladies Home Journal. The Journal delays payment while seeking a new trial, and Dr Pierce maintains the judgment is valid. The article defends the Favorite Prescription as proven, non addictive, and backed by medical authorities.
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