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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
1
Two Clarksburg residents receive a million dollar fortune as a tornado devastates a town, killing hundreds and injuring many. The event sparks widespread destruction. The article details Wesley Post's death and a long family history, outlining his lineage, career, and community roles in Harrison County, West Virginia.
Edward Greenlaw, a mulatto about 80, was arrested near Moundsville after a reported attempted assault on a girl in the Clarksburg area. Police tracked a muddy, hatless man, aided by McMechen and Wheeling authorities, and found a letter from Dayton Greenlaw of Mt. Pleasant, Pa, on him.
The case involves a 99 year lease on land claimed as public property. Heirs seek an injunction, an award to heirs, and a commission to distribute about 3600000 dollars among heirs. Sittings began February 15 in Philadelphia with disputes over heirship and divisions among Burkett Henneghan and cousins.
Fragmentary OCR lists applicants including Charles H. Jones and Glen Mel Company at addresses on Fourth Street. Mentions parties Heuther-Tu and Balti in the filing notes. No clear event date or full details available.
James A. Connell contract agent for Bell Telephone Company arrives from Pittsburg to supervise extensive upgrades. Wil Adking Speen from Atlanta accompanies him for the project. A complete new exchange will be installed as the current 550 subscribers outgrow existing facilities.
Athens Q resident Hastings Gabriel accepted a position with Parsons-Sanders Co as manager of the carpet and rug department. The firm notes his thorough experience and strong recommendations. The department previously was supervised by Mr Parsons, with growth requiring a dedicated manager. Gabriel is described as pleasant and courteous, expected to please patrons.
A party hosted by Mr and Mrs W G Oborn on West Main Street Tuesday celebrated Afr Onborato's birthday. The event featured a delicious dinner with grace notes, guests were warmly welcomed, and the festive atmosphere recalled.
Local court records show Peter Gordon fined five dollars for omnnlting and creating his name as Gordon. The case notes indicate Getson paid the amount and was granted entry.
Councilman Charles Stizenfels, a Grafton merchant and hardware owner, was arrested Friday evening by U S Deputy Marshal G D Hupp for selling liquor without a government license. He was released after a hearing before U S Commissioner Thomas Spates and bond set at 500 for the Wheeling grand jury. The incident followed his wet campaign stance in a dry town.
Associated Press reports in Washington that John Walsh was arrested on charges of violating banking and tax laws. The case concerns discrepancies in bank condition reports made to the Comptroller of the Currency and may be presented to the grand jury for action.
Depuy Sheriff FL Barker of Marion custody Frank Wright of Mannington, arrested on charges tied to supplying poison used in a sensational Payton case. Wright appeared in Marion county court on Thursday before the Supreme Court of Appeals, where Judge Mason denied a writ of habeas corpus before the case moved to higher review.
An unknown intruder broke into the wine room in the Traders building Friday night and caused a theft. Entry occurred through two doors after forcing them open, with five barrels entered but no bottles taken. Police note a possibly isolated act with no further details. This item appears in the Nashville Tennessean dated March 3.
The city moves toward a large fireproof one story steel hall to host roller skating, conventions and balls. Promoters near funding, sites in the heart of town under consideration, with work to start once a site is chosen. The rink will double as a ballroom with a portable stage and kitchen, plumbing and heating plans in place.
Four men disappeared after a steamer collision on the Ohio River near Steubenville. Rescue efforts continued as authorities investigated the incident tied to the Virginia and Amat boats. Names and exact circumstances remain unclear due to damaged text.
Minutes reflect a businesslike council session where items are quickly dispatched. Ordinances and street safety matters are referred to the city attorney. building permits are granted for multiple two story and one story structures on East Pike West Pike Mulberry Fourth streets. licenses and committee appointments noted. various bills approved and municipal tasks confirmed.
Readable items mention Meridai city issues including titled properties and the Crescent Grocery unit. Names such as Ella Singleton and Resi daighter appear among obfuscated lines. The report notes bodies found and awaiting formal identification as city events unfold.
Prairie fire destroys pasture in Roswell area, details remain scarce. Firefighters battled flames aided by local crews. No injuries reported, investigation into cause pending by authorities.
Fragmentary OCR from a theatrical program or play bill listing roles and characters. The text mentions a piano accompanist and principal actors such as Mrs McDuned, Hattie Rolo, and Mie Temslo Renata, with a long list of names and roles including American Representative Hal Shatter and Katharine Baer, amid religious and musical themes.
Fragmentary text mentions hay, water, and pasture terms with possible names or places obscured. Readable portions suggest agricultural context, but concrete facts, dates, or entities are not established for a full summary.
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