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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1908

Page

1

Night riders massacre Black residents in Kentucky raid

Thirty night riders entered Brooksville Kentucky and terrorized Black families in Mar 10. They looted tobacco from Robert Stanton’s home, burned cabins, and warned Black residents to flee Birmingham area. John Scruggs and family suffered injuries as mobs rode through the area.

Paducah Kying Mare Gio Birminghall Marstill Tatally John Scruggs Omia Birmingham Brooksville Pilty -Night Earl Robert Stanton

Pisioloshot Brings Offenders To Nab Him

Sony Bailey is in privatera the Pommty joll awaiting a hearing be ieee anpurate Hordon on the charge of unlawfully carrying a revolver and a pair of metallic or fube Knuckles. He was arrested Monday night by Magistrate Gordon and Police officer John Howe on Glen hic bridges. The magistrate and Officer Howe were in a restaurant near the bridge when they heard a shot fired on the bridge. They found Bailey and arrested him. Tuesday morning Bailey was taken before Magistrate Gordon for a hearing but was not ready for trial and the magistrate recommitted him to bail in default of bond of $200 to await a hearing at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening.

Sony Bailey Gordon

Fire at West 18th Street Destroys Six-Story Building

A six story building at 38 West 18th Street burned today injuring dozens of firemen and leaving hundreds homeless. The blaze threatened nearby structures as flames caused an estimated 200000 dollars in damage.

Associated Press New York West 18Th Street

Trial unfolds as governor cuts funding amid appropriations conflict

Charleston dispatch reports March 10 as pruning knife used to strike items from a long list of appropriation allocations. Wreinta Industrial School and Fayette County art college listed among cutouts with political debate over representative expenses and public justification. In New York, Raymond Buchroet faces trial on charges tied to a year-old girl.

Charleston Dawson Wreinta Industrial School Seefaty Art College Fayette County Revernoe Hivoucock New York Star Raymond Buchroet Comitan

Burglar Steals Butter From South Chestnut Cellar

A burglar entered the Osborn house on South Chestnut Street Monday night and took two pounds of butter from a back porch refrigerator. Chief Scott, Officers Howe and Kane, and Constables Ward, Post, and Schrader searched the area but could not locate the intruder who also visited the Thompson residence next door without taking anything.

Scott C. A. Osborn South Chestnut Street Meemen Howe Kane Ward Post Schrader Edward J. Thompson

Republicans Propose City Primary Election On April Seventh

The Republican city executive committee met Monday night in the council room and voted to hold a primary for the municipal election. The primary will be at one polling place per ward on Monday afternoon March 16 from 1 to 7. Eight of ten members attended and approved the plan.

Republican City Executive Committee

Saloons Voted Out in Mannington Election

Mannington election results show saloons voted out by 43 votes, a 14 year first. Elected officials include Mayor Carney N. Moekler, Recorder Charles P. Faulkner, Police Chief James F. Marshal, Collector James W. Flowers, Auditors F. E. Wurbee C. T. Turgess FG Barlow, Councilmen HR Williams C Coffman B W Congleton. Also postmaster Clarence 16, Yonter named at Silver Hall. Rural free delivery routes listed for Amys West Virginia and Cameron West Virginia with appointed carriers and substitutes.

Mannington Carney N. Moekler Charles P. Faulkner James F. Marshal James W. Flowers F. E. Wurbee C. T. Turgess FG. Barlow HR. Williams Washington, D.C Clarence Yonter Sliver Hall Wotter County Vive Wi S. Bwann West Virginia Amys Jesse D. Witton Jesse Tammen Cameron Orange Hupp Albert E. Hupp Sabeitute

Handsome Livery Barn Built By Grorgh Prison

George W. Detaon completed a handsome and modern livery barn on Second Street. The structure stands a story and a half high, 60 by 49 feet, well equipped and designed for rent at will. The facility is central to town and presented as a notable local achievement.

Grorgh George W. Detaon M Handsome Ayarnone Liverr Second Street Will Fe Torstlen

Lee Post Suicide Near Glen Elk Home at Sixteenth Street

Lee Post aged 22 son of the Tate Vertay Post shot himself in the rear yard of his Glen El home on Monday near 6 o clock after a despondent spell. He fell and died before doctors arrived. Magistrate Gordon declined an inquest. Funeral set for Wednesday noon with burial in the Og coal yard area. Surviving are his mother sister Ella and brothers Nathan Carson James Enoch and Frank. He had recent job troubles and had threatened self harm previously. He served in Company K of the West Virginia National Guards.

Lee Fost Tate Vertay Clark Glen el Nfej Iiy Young Post G. Harry Gordon West Mitford Glen Elk Lee Post Harrison County Mijas Ella Nathan Post Locke Shoe Company Wheeling Osburn Pike Street Carson Post Hllensboro Hicks & Hoke Co James Post Enoch Frank Post Clarksburg Parsona 1. & C. Rullroid Post Company K West, Virginia National Guards

Clay County Republican Convention Names Delegates and Endorses President

Charles Park Teebure and Whe delegates were chosen to attend the state convention, backed for governor Awhither and auditor Darat, Shawkey for schools superintendent, J Williams for supreme judge, and Dillon as national convention delegate. STACt was endorsed for the presidency amid a large crowd and strong county enthusiasm.

Jqharleston Mar Clay Courthouse Yestern Charlestod Aes Park

Dayton Names Bush Receiver for Western Maryland Road

Philippi. Judge A G Dayton appointed Benjamin F Bush, former president of the Western Maryland railroad, as receiver in West Virginia under Judge Mortis. Bush posted bond of $100,000 with Fidelity Deposit Company of Baltimore as security.

Philippi A. G. Dayton Benjamin F.bush Western Maryland

Hope National Gas completes well on McWhorter farm

The Hope National Gas Company completed its run on the N M McWhorter farm in Grant district, this county, with a 7,100,000 foot gas well.

Hope National Gas Company N. M. McWhorter Farm Grant District This County Grantz Sand

Hazlett Declares Run For Congress In Ohio District

State Senator Hazlett, urged by friends across Marion and adjoining counties, announces he will enter the race for Congress. He confirms decision after reports of his candidacy and says he will campaign actively to secure the nomination and win in the district.

Wheeling Robert Huxlett Congress Hay Stasatt Mohdlsy Ohio Marybail Marshall’ Loo Hazlett Ailso Haslett Hubbard Marion Harrison Tam Mace

School Fire Destroys Largest Building in Napoleon

The city’s largest school building was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss estimated at 110000 dollars. Eight hundred pupils were enrolled. No injuries, as children were en route to school or in the yard when the blaze was spotted. Fire started from a defective furnace chimney.

Napoleon

Firemen Injured as Suburban Blaze Damages Winkinsburg

Eight firefighters were injured in a costly blaze that damaged eight business houses in the Winkinsburg suburbs, causing an estimated $125,000 in damage. The fire occurred today in Pittsburg, with details reported by Associated Press.

Associated Press Pittsburg Winkinsburg

Davis Coal and Coke Company Faces Court Receivership

Cincinnati March 10 news reports that Davis Coal and Coke Company may enter receivership. The article notes delegates named by party conventions and mentions figures such as George B. Cox, Julian Fleischmann, Wade Buta, and John Dornette in connection with the proceedings.

Cincinnati Taft Repubicas Hfat George B. Cox Julian Fleischmann Secona

Toledo court releases three men in election plot case

Ten men associated with the case were in the Toledo common pleas court when the jail release occurred for Baird Leman and Miller. The trio faces further probation for their roles in alleged solicitation schemes connected to local elections.

Receivership Proceedings for Western Maryland Railroad

In Baltimore on March 10 a petition for a receiver for the Davis Coal & Coke Company, selling agent for the Western Maryland railroad, asks creditors totaling 1705.00. No order issued. case to be heard again in Towanda. The company admits alleged unpaid fees and claims property ownership. the Western Maryland claims the obligations are those of the railroad.

Baltimore Davis Coal & Coke Company Marylad Ailway Lynch and Reed Coal Alters Ita Winter Marzland Railroad Wesern Wesern Marland Ower

National Mother's Congress Opens With White House Reception

Delegates from every state and territory, plus lending nations, assemble in Washington for the National Mother's Congress. President Roosevelt hosted a reception at the White House this afternoon to mark the formal opening and to greet the delegates.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt White House

Grain in farmers hands March first report shows declines

Associated Press reports the March 1 wheat and corn in farmers hands total 116,723,000 bushels for the year’s crops. Wheat 1 16,723,000 bushels fuel the rest with corn near 98,?. oat and other grains around 287,478 bushels. The data references quantities held by farmers and is part of ongoing supply reports.

Associated Prec Washington, D. C

Exonerations and court actions noted in county session

The county court detailed exonerations and administrative actions across multiple estates and taxes. Notable items include Kennedy cleared of road tax, Bowman charged over coal acreage in Sardis, Ogden approved as notary with Tetritk surety, and various guardianships and executorships. A bridge petition near West Milford prompted a second survey and potential construction if futher reviews succeed.

Laa William C. Kennedy West Milford Morgan H. Bowman Sardis Robert L. Ogden G.F Joe A. Vannort West Lumberport Land & Improvement Company Lumberport Building & Development Company Kemper A. Maxwell WE. Swiger Gurtis B. Rogers Marchié Rogers Irdoniae Linda Nathan Gotti Thomas Nutter Hannah M. Fleming Bil B. Fleming J. 7 Davieson Charles Smith M. T. Cunningham Charles B. Johnson Tettora Ellen B. Radford Frank Reynolds A. J. Reynolds Andrew Lyon G. Art Waldo Orie Meyers J.B. Wiliams Will West Fork W. J. Highland E. J. West Jefferson Sidebottom W. M. Morris J. Shinn Rogers Kari N. Watkins A. E. Watkins

GOAL DEAL Inquire into National Coal Company land purchase

Negotiations continue over the acquisition of about 100 acres of coal land near Dow. Key figures include Richard Gerteell of Duys Coal Mining, Paley of Gratton Cost & Coke, contractor Witham Palms, and J. Hayne of Thaltteau Pimperic. The deal centers on divesting mine sections and related property.

National Coal Company Zine T Dow Com Land Ander Richard Gerteell Duyls Coal Mining Company Mr. Paley Gratton Cost & Coke Company Witham Paldps Ratura J. Hayne

Japan Faces Deadlock Over Chinese War Demands

Tokyo reports a deadlock after Britain seeks arbitration on steamer Tate compensation. Britain asks Japan what steps it would take if China pursues demands that could lead to war. The foreign office awaits guidance from Tokyo's London envoy.

Japan Tokio Mir Tate Ghinwitt Spaid China Tapan Foreign Office London

New Albany Trolley Car Collision Injures Ten

A passenger train from Louisville collided with a trolley car in New Albany injuring ten people. Among the injured are Miss Eile Peyton and several others reported seriously hurt.

New Albany Louisville Eile Peyton Nduyaaty

Fairmont and Darrieburg Traction to Restore Regular Schedule

General Manager George J. Watson announced that the Fairmont and Darrieburg Traction Company aims to resume regular street car service this Saturday. The firm reports current interurban cars are on regular time and is transferring machinery from the Waln power plant at Jayenne to the Adamston plant to operate a temporary saturation by week’s end, with Watson confident of a Saturday morning restart.

George J. Watson Fairmont & Darrieburg Traction Company

King Alfonso Begins Catalan Visit in Barcelona

King Alfonso arrived in Barcelona this morning and was escorted to General Linares’s residence, Catalonia’s captain general, where he will stay during his visit. He received a warm crowd reception with no disturbances reported. West Virginia fellows’ association forms in Clarksburg to do business with $5,000 authorized capital. Incorporators are G E B Cain Belington, Charles Gaylord, Tim Lee, Geo F Sayre all of Clarksburg, and J B Hardie of Gratting.

Associated Press Barcelona Spain Alfonso Linares Catalonia Charleston West Virginia Clarksburg G. EB. Cain Belington Charles 3. Gaylord Tim Lee Geo. Fi Sayre Glarkieburg J. BR. Hardie Gratiog

Spring trade opening shines for local stores

Readable fragments show the spring trade opening in town with millinery displays and daily shopping activity. The note highlights seasonally lively storefronts, hats, and customer crowds as shops welcome buyers during the spring season.

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