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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
1
A former boxer died in a wreck on the Short One line Thursday after a violent collision. Details mention his past career and a controversial incident linked to his later life, with reports noting his arrest and the ongoing investigation into the crash.
Reports describe a large Shrine and Knights Templar gathering with many members and guests expected. Prominent state and national speakers will attend a formal banquet at the Waldo hotel as part of the meeting festivities.
A prominent figure named Mahan faces indictment for swindling authorities of about 840,000. The case involves Henderson and a broad web of associates across Wheeling. Prosecutors report attempts to enlist bankers and merchants, while funds were diverted through a treasury count and related misappropriations. The outcome hinges on numerous engagements and the trust of business leaders as the probe widens.
Police found a coop containing chickens after a night patrol. Officers noted we rescue four birds belonging to Mrs Mulheram and two others yet to be identified. Investigation continues to locate the thief or thieves and secure return of the poultry.
In a surprising move, a prominent candidate withdraws from the district race. The decision reshapes the field as party members adjust strategies and supporters seek new backing ahead of upcoming votes.
The grand jury returned Friday morning indictments against several defendants including Larry McDemott, Miki Serie alias Shyldyek, William Green, William Reinalda, Morris, Tay Diff, Dorsey Arkaba, Dominick Chocea, Lingd J., Birker, Mena Wade Bush and Mabel Brandon in felonious charges.
Joseph Cottrill is being tried in the circuit court at Luton today for murder. The proceedings open with statements as the court awaits the main indictment, with later developments expected to determine the outcome of the case and potential testimony from key witnesses.
A general meeting of League members is planned tonight at the chapel to discuss and plan league work. The aim is to involve every member in League activities and to improve the League’s operations for the benefit of the community. Attendance is hoped to be high.
A letter dated March 15 1906 from MNOB SMITH expresses support for the Republican ticket at the Clarkebayre convention on Wednesday night. The writer pledges loyalty to party principles and asks friends to back the ticket while continuing press work for the party’s success and city state and nation upbuilding.
The towboat Charles Brown valued at fifty thousand dollars suffered about ten thousand dollars in damage by fire early today at Taylor's in Allegheny. Captain Frederick Dippel was overcome by smoke and revived by Mate Abraham Wolfe as the crew reacted.
A fragmented OCR segment reports severe winter weather shaping public discourse about municipal candidates and proposals. The text mentions weather prophets, political attention, and local vendors amid a tense local scene with partisan hints.
A hotel fire early in the morning killed four guests and injured several others. The operator, HE McGranth, stated the blaze began in the upper floors and spread rapidly. Investigators estimate financial losses around $24,000.
Baltimore and Ohio traffic halted for hours after a derailment at Eleven Tunnel. Eleven cars derailed with no clear count, blocking the line between Parkersburg and Wheeling. Freight movement disrupted on the short line via the Wheeling route.
The State Goott Ronite Convention adjourned at night in Wheeling and will meet next January. Officers elected include President-famee T. Stewart Morgantown, Vice President-intilistrict W. T. Hearn Wheeling, Second district Sam Montgomery Tutwiler? Charleston, Fourth district Peay Blizzard Parkersburg, Fifth district K Champion Raymord City. Several hundred people attended the first day.
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions Bullsmith and Chicago with unclear quotes and garbled phrases. It references possible plans, a mark, and a vague note about pride and investment. No clear date, event, or outcome is discernible.
Writs and appointments dominate the county court docket as Homer Geel is named guardian of Mwy Ona. Thomas White is appointed executor for Clark district. The court exonerates Jd Taw from 8976.00 personal tax in Coal district while Fairmont Chal Co. faces pond tax adjustments in Clay district. Janet W. Robinson is admitted to practice in state courts.
Students at Broaddus Institute return after a short break as the spring term opens this Wednesday. The renewed enrollment and brighter outlook for the year are noted by school officials.
The Tuperial- Stock company brings the acclaimed East Lynne to the Grand tonight with full scenic effects. After the final act, an three prize drawing will award prizes to the best contestants based on an immediate cone test.
Miss Ieie May Pranty died Friday morning of tuberculosis at the home of Mrs. Brown at the corner of Wernizer and Severith streets in Glen Elk. She was twenty nine and survived by two sisters Mrs. Salem and Mrs. Ernest Sperry and two brothers C. B. Pranty and B. P. Pranty. The funeral was held this afternoon at First Baptist Church, with Rev. R. B. McDanel officiating. Interment followed at Et View cemetery.
The most gigantic undeveloped coal deal in the region closed Thursday near Wheeling and Huntington, with 100000 miners or holders of leases in Lawrence and Gallia counties Ohio and Cabell and Mason counties in West Virginia passing into a Pittsburgh Washington syndicate. Tim Tice paid 53 in acre amounts for the coal.
Mrs Ward hosted an evening gathering with circular invitations and beverages. The fragment mentions a church event and social preparations, but the text is garbled, preserving few clear names or dates yet indicating a formal social occasion in a community setting.
A deadly train wreck leaves numerous dead and injured among passengers and crew. Relatives and officials report chaotic scenes as engineers and conductors are identified. rescue and medical efforts focus on stabilization and evacuation amid ongoing investigations. Several Moros and Christians are referenced in background, with no clear linkage to the crash itself.
Washington reports that President Roosevelt has authority to act on Justice Brown’s retirement, ensuring no public disruption due to the vacancy. The court plans a recess until October, with anticipated delays in vacancy filing not affecting operations or scheduling.
Fragmentary notes show the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church planning an afternoon event at the church hall. Mention of Mrs Steve Allen appears among jumbled lines referencing rentals and lessons.
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