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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
1
This morning the miners and operators remained at the conference table with no agreement reached as talks continued. The session is set to resume this afternoon with further discussions anticipated.
Flin Mur 22 circulars from Baltimore and Ohio urge yard masters brakemen firemen engineers and clerks to report birth dates and entering service dates as the company works toward completing a pension plan. Observed retirements may begin at age 65 with compulsory eligibility based on service length. Details vary by division and depend on years of service.
President Roosevelt held a conference with Cabinet members Moody Garfield and Taft in Washington. Judge Humphrey in Chicago presided over a beef parkers case hearing, with no details released but Moody proposing a careful review of the law to determine if an appeal can be taken.
An Associated Press report details a warrant issued for Henry Cares on charges of forgery and payroll misappropriation related to a company paymaster. The case centers on alleged manipulation of payroll records and funds.
An OCR fragment notes a pay day for mine workers and related firms including a coal company and a weather operations unit in the vicinity. It mentions a forthcoming payment this month and a bond in the area.
The readable text suggests a fragmentary report dated March 22 about a meeting or mission with references to individuals such as Lewis and a supervisory role, but the OCR is garbled and no coherent event or outcome can be established.
R D Holly of Plymouth Indiana died at sea while serving. The Navy reports no funds available to repatriate his body. Apprentice seamen pooled funds to cover the burial cost. This marks the eighteenth death since the outbreak of the disease.
Heavy snow and drifting abandon traction traffic between Kors and Bart. Forty miles of a die tanice blocked as three cars with passengers were stuck all night about five miles north of Wooster.
Homeless tramps were taken into shelter by Chief Howe after overnight weather, reducing the jail population to two inmates and canceling this morning's police court session.
The appeal of a four act comedy by Louise Malloy draws crowds as Miss Davie and her company stage The Pines Maids at Grind on Friday night March 23. The piece is praised for wit and elaborate scenery and is expected to educate as it entertains. Amelia Morgen arrives from Tamaqua for a visit after recent travels with her sister Mrs. Feroves in West Virginia.
A damaged report notes a habeas writ dismissal by the United States Supreme Court. The district attorney and a senator will be transported to Charleston as part of the unresolved case, with sheriff involvement referenced.
Nineteen people died as a violent storm swept Vera coast translating into a national tragedy. Among the deceased were B Stittmatter nephew of club president Am erican club member Francis Coped and seventeen others aboard a boat. Rescue efforts and official inquiries followed as authorities confirmed several missing and feared dead.
Court officers push to complete the case as about forty witnesses are summoned though few examined. State and defense hurriedly move toward a verdict with evidence likely ready by evening for jury consideration.
A freight train collided with a passenger train one mile west of Duriconto early today. Fireman William Cutting died and a dozen passengers were seriously injured.
Captain J. Smith aged about fifty two, longtime pilot on river routes between Cincinnati and New Orleans, died today at his home in Newport after a lengthy illness. He was a leading figure among river pilots and had served since his early days on the river trade.
A. E. Lynch of Moundsville Ad Hall Weston and Toward Fleming Fairmont are among West Virginia postmasters to receive third term appointments in the past three days. Reports say heavy snow and storms hinder rail travel but should aid winter wheat protection and overall agricultural relief.
A fragmentary report notes proceedings in Circuit Court TY M 6 4 with references to the judge, doctors, and a case involving John Curly for alleged violations of liquor statutes. The text is garbled but hints at a discussion of evidence, readings, and possible inability to read or agree.
Fragmentary report shows a federal court term discussed for Philip with a vote on funding and a recommendation to hold a term at Parkersburg. Representatives Woodyard Tudge Alston Dayton attended the department of justice session amid debate over budget appropriations and court arrangements.
A special rule to send the statehood bill to conference was reported to the House today. Washington news dated March 22 notes the move and outlines expected steps in the legislative process.
Fragmented OCR text references harbor area and a senate view. Details are unclear but indicate a political or civic context in March with mentions of a river and authorization. No full names or concrete actions are readable.
A distressed resident said he was tired of life and appeared at a local property yesterday near the harbor area. Neighbors report the incident prompted by personal strain as authorities prepare to address the tense scene.
Reports indicate Governor Pattison of Ohio is recovering after a period of illness. Officials say his fever peaked at 103 degrees before easing, with doctors monitoring his heart and overall condition as he gradually regains strength.
The telegraph dispatch from Mantfordville Kentucky reports Frank Lively may return to recount what he knows about the collision at Adobe. The Associated Press notes Lively is ready to tell what happened after arriving home last evening.
Fragmentary report from Newark details a serious incident surrounding the murder of a man believed to be the brother in law. The shooter, identified as Marmo, is reported to have ties to an Italian man and was reportedly restrained by guards during confinement.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe ongoing tension in the coal industry with references to miners, operators, and possible abuses amid storage and sand issues. The text hints at arranged surveillance and uncooperative workers, with unclear names and dates.
Fragmented OCR text references a federal court case involving a company and possible decision timing. Names and places are unreadable, leaving vague references to parties, vetoes, and procedural steps with no clear facts.
In Morgantown a man labeled with a colored suspect was brought to court. The judge delivered a stern lecture and sentenced him to 30 days in Morgantown jail for a crime described as violating the country’s awe. He was warned not to repeat the charge.
City officials discuss whether license votes were properly placed on the ballot after a recount. Lawyers say the charter requires the license question to appear only in alternate years, risking a court challenge if a majority favors licensing. The state anti-saloon league plans to pursue the case if needed.
Passenger traffic slowly returns to four-time card placements as delays ease after a landslide near Colville and Catawia. Officials report the Sunday wreck at Wer glide causing the most trouble among affected lines while other divisions resume near normal schedules.
Local society page notes the Diaghtere Circle of the Oat ao ee will host a long evening sale event titled Robins Jubilee Jewelry to raise funds. Details are partially readable but item appears to be a charity sale with likely curated pieces and invitations.
Fragmentary report notes a state case proceeding or concluding around May 22 involving an unnamed party, with unclear details and fragmented phrasing about the Hughes matter and related proceedings.
A garbled fragment suggests a marriage licensing notice from Alabama, mentioning a person named Giuseppe and a renewal or denial in the licensing process. The readable parts indicate official action on a wedding license.
Fragmentary entry notes a March 29 event involving Diphtheria Objenza and a flight, with mentions of 54a oats and MAG. The readable items suggest a brief public notice or column snippet referencing dates, names, and a transport context. Individual names and precise actions are unclear.
An unclear report describes Elliott being admitted to practice law before the United States court. The process involved a formal hearing, with Major Elliott authorized to enter the bar and act as an attorney. Officials noted the surprise among the bar members at the admission and potential impact on the legal community.
In New Albany Indiana Rev. 0. GoSutherlin faces trial for allegedly killing his wife. Witnesses reported quarrels and found wounds as prosecutors build the case.
A fragmentary arts column mentions an upcoming literary program and a local theater outing. The text references a prize event and a schedule item dated in the near term, signaling community cultural activities.
Fragmented OCR text describes political primaries and court matters with unclear names and dates. It mentions a retirement note and several scattered phrases about locations, events, and theatre mentions, but readable details and coherent facts are limited. The fragment lacks a clear lead or outcome to summarize decisively.
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