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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
1
Salem Eagle clubroom turmoil ends in a legal settlement as city officials’ raid and liquor seizure are dropped. The Eagles regain control and can resume activities, while Mayor Randolph and Chief Randolph face civil claims resolved by a temporary injunction and subsequent agreement.
Associated Press reports a fatal blast in Jarrison Ol, killing three children of Charles Weathorn. The oldest child is five, with the others younger. The mother and others attempted to save the youngsters, covering them with blankets as flames erupted.
At the biennial Epworth League gathering in Wheeling, Moundsville was chosen as the 1908 meeting site. Elected officers include President N F Kendall of Grafton. First Vice President Edward W Westwood of Wheeling. Second Vice President Miss Martha Brown of Wheeling. Third Vice President George P Morgan of Parkersburg. Fourth Vice President Mrs Walter Bateman of Philippi. Secretary F J Campbell of Calcubia. Treasurer Miss Dthel Christy of Fontington. Junior League Superintendent Miss Mollie Dow of Salem.
The county court spent Friday inspecting roads with General Manager A J Purinton of the Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction Company. An agreement was made for the traction company to repair the road from Clarksburg to O’Neil and extend repairs to other roads along the route. Friday also saw Marmaduke A Samples qualify as notary public and Astoria act as administrator for Brink Astoria’s estate.
Two men in a fast buggy struck Nathan Currey, an elderly resident near Booths Creek, injuring him as he started his horse and buggy toward Monong. He escaped broken bones but suffered serious injuries, aided by Dr. Cox of Bodenville and rushed to Grafton for care.
An odd scene unfolds as a thirsty horse in Bey Hive Street drinks directly from a fire hose. The driver notes the animal’s calm tolerance and occasional help in keeping the flow steady, while bystanders marvel at the creature’s restraint and the hose’s role in quenching its thirst.
Salem Rally plans a grand Fourth of July event featuring Judy and Fane Hing with Trish delivering the opening oration. The day includes forenoon remarks and a repeat afternoon address, as organizers promote a public gathering at the central venue.
A damaged fragment mentions an Odeon venue and an event with a fight or tower after noon. Details are unreadable. no clear names, dates, or outcomes are recoverable from the readable text.
In Thondefjeim Norway King Haakon and Queen Maud were crowned in a public ceremony at Oslo Cathedral. The coronation began after arrival at 11:45 a.m. and concluded with the monarchs departing for the palace by 12:50 p.m. The day was cold and crowds filled the streets as clergy greeted the royal party. Attendance included William Jennings Bryan and wife.
Captain Dovener has an invitation to attend a banquet in Pittsburg on Tuesday evening June 26 hosted by businessmen and the Chamber of Commerce. The event supports waterways improvement focusing on the Ohio River, with listed speakers including J. F. Ransdall and several named dignitaries. The gathering will be formal with a dress code and will consider Ohio River improvements as its main topic.
Me Dillis Hawker and Blanche Berry married in the evening at the bride’s parents home in Wyant with several invited guests. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Scott of Mr. Behl. The event called a pretty home affair. the couple plans to live in Rock Cave after a short honeymoon.
Rev McDanel will deliver a children’s sermon at Waa’ehek Baptist Church Sunday morning titled Shining Truth. The talk will use lamps and candles as visual aids and is intended for both young and old attendees.
The Senate on June 22 approved a joint resolution expressing sympathy for those bereaved by the losses in the Middle East conflict. The measure notes the human cost and extends condolences to families and communities affected by the crisis.
Reading from a fragmentary notice, Camden Odhurne baseball team at Saint Josephs plays near the park grounds. Manager Riley of A Radf pottery reports a new baby. Mother and child are doing well. William Arfler went to Parkres. Friday morning events noted.
Richard Ivers was convicted of strangling Mrs. Bessie Allister on January 42 in Chicago. Her body was found in Ivens yard with a cord about her neck. Ivers admitted to police but denied guilt at trial claiming alibi. He sought executive clemency without success.
Tomorrow workers in Clarkebore and Paiemont regions face large paydays with a projected total well above last month’s about 400 000. The year’s largest pay run is anticipated as factories in the area prepare to distribute wages, boosting regional earnings and workers’ incomes.
The State Medical Society met in Webster Springs and held a formal banquet at the Pocahontas hotel. speakers included Dr John Te Dickey of Wheeling as toastmaster and Hon B Marton and Dr S Wade of Morgantown among others. The gathering featured readings and remarks by president Dr S Th Jepson and various doctors from Charleston Clarksburg Huntington Fairmont and Parkersburg.
Mr and Mrs ALJ Green hosted a gathering at their Glen Elkh home last evening with music cards and games. Neighbors including Mrs Mex Hi Jos Monsel and Mrs Wheeler Jackson and others joined in a pleasant social event.
The arbiters Charlot S.ickman John Tawe and FB Wavieson ruled after the American Telegraph and Telephone Company placed poles on Sonia tite aga's property at dawn ages nine. The company must pay the damages or remove the poles.
London report notes events involving Longworth and Mrs Niclentge with reference to Landon and Kiel. wording resembles fragmented OCR from a British newspaper page. No clear dates or complete names, but implies cross city or country connections and a possibly political or social item.
Henry Lewis threatened suspension by Bir fungor on Friday morning if he did not arrest Richard Scott, who attacked Bill Dentonsind and Bill Dram in a series of altercations. Scott sought aid from Weilnreday and Drummond, prompting a struggle overheard by bystanders. A deputy and a mayor clashed over the arrest as officers restrained Drummond, while Scott’s supporters protested the decision.
Warrants were issued Wednesday night for Dave Schon King Wilbutti Marr Jackson and Toid Green. The four suspects were expected for a hearing by Squire Harry Gordon but only three appeared. Jail was in effect and the fourth man remained at large while the others were released by evening.
A small West Virginia college advertises affordable courses in stenography and bookkeeping with a promised job placement in desirable positions within ten days after graduation. The notice claims approval by the teaching board and asserts certificate validity for business and office tasks.
A disrupted delivery chain limits steel production as shipments to Phillies plant stall. Frank and Charles Nicholson of Parkerstsing face danger while awaiting further orders. Neighbors report a tense mood as relatives visit Hasiz father amid citywide concern. Weather and local reports indicate continued confusion this week.
In Kansas City Missouri the U S judge McPherson sentenced rebates in a case involving the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. George W Thomas of New York and Abe Cudahy Packing Co were fined and jailed for terms up to three months in the penitentiary. The government values the penalties at around 5000 dollars with further appelles to extend to January 20.
Charis Norman of Airdie Ht Mary hospital Priday forenoon dies from injuries after falling through a shaft. Funeral arrangements being made with J. Hood Horm Store and Abe Cattell of Beythevills noting the Friday sank incident.
The Merchants National Bank reports higher business activity in its latest financial statements. Community engagement grows as the bank notes improved customer confidence and expanding lending despite prior concerns.
The National Bank reports 25 percent higher deposits since May 20 1900, reaching over 2 million 900 thousand in twelve months. The editor notes strong progress and urges continued community and institution advancement.
A damaged OCR note describes a consignment of buck phases for the United States and a hospital in City Vil. Henry Heymind is mentioned amid unclear lines. References to black bars and hatchery output imply distribution and inventory details with several unreadable fragments.
A terse record notes a renter meeting was held with officers appointed to initiate actions in the AL West region. Details include location Mt Ben and the period following the regular session with Anita Loige Nolath mentioned in the context of the notice.
Fragmented OCR text places Alva Morrie also known as Morrisin wn derymalitte in Bristol Thorediry evoniae, with mentions of a Gree ef stun Ti Asueria and Maura Brocsy. It references Paints at the Peirmont & Ci llen Company and Friday routines, but the overall meaning is unclear.
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