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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1906
Page
1
A prisoner named Cotrell faced a court for a violent crime. He was found guilty of murder in the second degree and sentenced to prison for a lengthy term. The judge noted the act and the intent, and the punishment reflected the severity of the crime.
A man driving a Wines Company wagon was arrested on Fourth Street Bridge. A warrant secured by Gordon led to the action. The driver and family were fined five dollars for the offense.
A scrambled AP story chunk reports shootings in Michigan and Indiana, a partygoer killed, robbers and escapes, a regional political shakeup, a gas of incidents, and a town snowstorm accident in Minnesota. It mentions officials in Indiana and Minnesota and a congressional vote in one line, with multiple locations and dates intermingled.
A preliminary paternity hearing was held for Wick, a man from Clarksburg, following a charge connected to a marriage and alleged betrayal. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded to answer before the grand jury, with bond set at 500 dollars and Mick as surety. a two month release was granted.
A Naval Cadet from Annapolis, Sidney Me of the Lalimnd, reportedly left the academy due to health concerns. His early schooling and a mock press career with Uncle Sark’s institution led to a harsh informal “torture” of writing sensational murder stories. The episode caused distraction from studies and raised questions about the cadet’s future in training.
Johi Hampton created a furor in a Glen Elk dining spot on a Monday after an argument escalated. A weapon was displayed as he threatened battle, prompting a police response. An officer obtained a warrant for Hampton’s arrest and searched for him, but he eluded capture while reportedly fleeing the scene.
Intercollegiate conference set for April 13 and 14 at Earnham College, Dre mond area, with Uelwin Meat of Boston and Prof. Richard of Diversity and Benjamin F. Tracy of the American Peace Society among speakers. Endorsed by Lake Mohawk Conference and the American Peace Society, about thirty educational institutions expected to participate.
Denver dispatch reports avalanching near Silwitter forcing dozens of miners to flee to Silverton for safety. Sixteen miners were harmed or buried, with several missing as rescue efforts continue amid harsh winter conditions.
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A letter from Clarksburg Virginia reflects concerns of colored voters about a forthcoming April 3 1906 municipal election. It denounces a Negro Republican slate naming three offices mayor chief of police and city clerk and accuses petition signers of being misled by Democratic and rival Republican elements. The writer insists black voters should support the Republican party while condemning the current push and urging unity for public trust.
Ward reported that Dan Jackson of Burtifield committed suicide by cutting his throat Monday night in Wetzel County. Friends say he had long been troubled, with mental health concerns recognized by locals. The tragedy occurred without the knowledge of many, as rumors spread about the incident.
The Midland City passenger train No. 13 derailed by a landslide just after 3:15 PM while negotiating a softened track near Coalville. Engineer Waterman perished after warning fireman and bracing the engine. mail clerk Reynolds and others suffered injuries. Reynolds remains in hospital with minor injuries. Waterman’s act is credited with saving many lives.
Fairmont March 20 The executive committee decided not to appoint a matron for the new girls dormitory for the present. Miss Mollie Virginia Soult Normal will supervise with Miss Smith as a second preceptress. Mrs. Thomas Mane Toxowile and daughter will oversee the work alongside the faculty.
A Morrogan conference has reached an agreement, according to a Mar. 0 report by Z Leendons. Details remain unclear due to broken text, but the brief notes a successful outcome and a forthcoming formal statement from involved parties.
Jerome Stewart, a real estate promoter, plans to place about 200 lots on the market at Gissamy, a growing industrial town along the new Coalke Coke road. He recently visited the Pacific coast and Florida, where his family is staying, and expects rapid population growth as construction continues, with property values rising.
The State charges Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction with misdeeds tied to road building at Wilsonburg route. Jurors view the route by car to assess evidence. Proceedings expected to continue into afternoon with further arguments anticipated.
Cumberland Maryland report says Chal Mer Duvail and Nancy Mitchell of Kingwood West Virginia wed in Oakland on Friday. Five hours after the ceremony the groom deserted. He is charged with defrauding a hotel of a board bill. The bride was sent home by the Oakland mayor.
The traction company instituted a new schedule for the line to the fairgrounds. Garé will leave the courthouse at the following hours: morning 7:30, 10:30, afternoon 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m.
Associated Press reports rivers continue rising with rain and cool weather. Forecasts show crests near 6.7 at Greensboro and varying levels at Pittsburg Walkersburg and Ghent as a heavy storm system maintains elevated water levels through Wednesday.
A damaged dispatch from Cincinnati reports the later than expected train relief reaching the city, with officials noting the schedule slip and the crew resuming service after a day of earlier trouble.
A fragmentary note reports inmates or prisoners escaping or being freed near a jail on March 20. The readable words indicate possible weathered wording about bail or release and a local jail or facility. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
A county court announces a seven day period for auctions of specific properties. Bidders must adhere to the stated deadlines and registration requirements.
A man named Mager was seized in Needyiew after visiting the Peerless Plant near Tully. He was arrested on complaint of the canny owner, held in county jail, awaiting a hearing on charges of attempting to run the plant fraudulently.
Associated Press reports a snow plow on the Dayton traction road near Chambers Tatg struck a horse stuck on a bridge. William Humphreys Bert Hoover and Gus Nichol died instantly as the plow overturned and crushed them. Victims resided in Tippecanoe County.
Knights Templar conclave committees held a key meeting at the Masonic Temple Monday evening to review progress on invitations decorations banquet and transportation A new entertainment committee led by Sir Knights McGingor Richanda and Stont will arrange hotel and private home room listings for attendees.
Indianapolis March 20 at noon the conference of miners and operators adjourned after agreeing to reconvene at 2 pm. Operators from Obie Indiana and Illinois oppose Robbing who sought a settlement with the miners. The operators began with a quiet session but delayed meeting the miners past ten o’clock, sending word they would not attend until later. The miners extended their revels to the evening.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a gas related danger and living area risk. Neighbors report a possible household gas leak and evacuation. No clear names, dates, or locations readable. Further readable details needed for precise summary.
John P. Wallace, once chief engineer of the Panama Canal project, speaks at a committee meeting about ongoing thread to a committee concerning the Lithienns of Pantyms. He advocates a family plan for canal work.
Officials report several marriage license applications processed despite bureaucratic delays. Names including Marvin Turnley and Mary Bj appear in the docket, alongside other couples seeking formal union confirmations.
Plans for barn traction work advance as crews repair damage and prepare to move stock. The Fairmont Pines facility is to be used temporarily for care with a permanent barn site under consideration. Painting crews push progress on summer sheds while weather delays hinder the extension toward Crumpe bury.
A mine accident at the Solan mine near Shinnston killed an Italian worker instantly as a heavy block of coal toppled during blasting operations. The deceased, described as a laborer with a son, fell after his footing failed during a routine shift, with the body later moved by an undertaker.
A fragmented notice describes a literary entertainment event at Adameston, featuring readings by Mabel Reed or similar performers and a benefit for a local library or literary fund. The schedule hints at performances on a March evening with contestants and a prize or fundraising purpose.
A city assigns a safety task to a team after a four hour delay, noting a planned inspection and forthcoming measures. The Ableton division is coordinating with local authorities to review transit and crowd control procedures for an upcoming event.
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