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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists newspapers and presses in Clarksburg and Pike area with Associated Press note. Names appear as managers and vendors and various news stands, reflecting a historical publication network and distribution points.
The piece endorses the Republican platform as progressive and not radical, praising Roosevelt policies and urging continued support at the polls. It highlights tariff reform, currency bills, postal savings banks, and increased supervision of interstate corporations, noting party alignment with Roosevelt and ongoing domestic reforms.
The Times Star reports on labor union strategy and Taft's stance as not an enemy of labor. It notes Bryan's campaign tactics to sway workers and warns that opposing Taft could revive Bryanism and chaos in Washington and the nation.
The Wheel ing Intelligencer issues a correction denying prior endorsements of C. Swisher or A. C. Scherr for governor. It states it has not championed either candidate and notes its position that the Republican preference lies with Mr. Scherr over Mr. Swisher in the state’s western section.
The article explains Aloha as a native word meaning greeting affection and farewell. It notes its deep cultural significance and describes the musical farewell Alohh Oe played on ships. It mentions Queen Lilivokatani as author and references a line about parting and tears. It also briefly notes Miaa Taylor’s trip to Newark and the Goff family’s travel with Miss Tawsel.
Proceedings recount an energy industry gathering with addresses by Justice George W. Atkinson and state geologist L C White. Westinghouse Electric representatives attended, and sessions covered coal mining conditions and technical writing benefits.
Clarksburg officials issue a ban on firing crackers and fireworks within city limits before July 4. Violators face fines from one to twenty dollars and costs. police will arrest offenders to set a public example. Permission granted for harmless displays on July Fourth with restraint to protect life and property. E. J. Woop, Mayor.
The Woman's Mill Missionary Society invites all to a social tonight at Miss Willa Lee's residence on Mechant e street. Admission is free and refreshments will be sold.
The Clarksburg Steam Laundry asks customers to drop off laundry after 3 AM Friday for the delivery week of the Fourth. Slayton and Bryan, proprietors, issue the notice.
Banla Brox of Narcooseer Illinois advertises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made at Den Moinen. The note cites Iowa birth and El Paso experience and states the remedy is now sold in Narcooseer with growing sales and availability through dealers.
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