01 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
3
Fragmentary notes describe Tampa and Palm Beach travel by tram and Pallman sleepers. Mentions a shortest route with winter stops, attractions, and a booklet offering information. Referenced names include H Stameell and Waeh jockett with scattered place names.
The baseball club directors met at Welch's shop to discuss Brock Browns bid to manage from the bench. They rejected the plan and will not offer services. Hans Wagner offers three players for Clarksburg and is seeking more talent. Bull Smith will not play this season and a new grounds home run rule was announced. March marked the deadline for the first stock assessment payment.
Mrs Clarence Porter Stout arrived in town on No 3 from New York City where she had stayed three weeks. In the city she visited the work rooms of Libbey Rikert Co and M Castle Co. A trouble with her crew shortened her stay by one week.
The Adamston council held a session noting state auditor receipt for railroad repairs funding. Mayor Southern reported street work with 170 snail limestone placed on the curb in recent weeks. The meeting read and filed Charles D. Elliott's gas franchise acceptance from May 10, 1906, and directed the ordinance committee to draft a cigarette sale prohibition ordinance before adjourning.
A brief notices no offenders appeared at ITY COURT as a cold spell keeps the court idle. The text laments climate affecting vice and reform and promotes Bee's Laxative Tar as a pleas ant remedy for coughs and bronchial issues for both children and adults, sold by PF. Bland.
Deeds show C L Lindsay transferring two lots to H C Hedges in Lumberport and Charles E Stonestrest selling 47 1/2 acres to Moses J Sidebottom in the Unit district Susan Baltzley conveying one lot in Stealey addition Clarksburg Industrial fo near Thurs and other fragmented notes appear, including a medical unrelated line.
The piece notes Bert Williane of Williams and Walker with the popular “I May Be Crazy But I Ain’t No Fool” facing competition from Raber Wray’s “He Thought His Troubles Over But They’ve Begun” sung with Mears Nixon and others in a grand operatic act. Claims of chart-topping performances and local horseman updates are mixed in with scattered, unclear references to events and names.
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