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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
1
Farmers and growers in Halse anticipate a strong crop year as riders push to buy the last two groups. Prospects point to favorable conditions and steady demand supporting prices for the season.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Bryan and Democratic figures, mentions attendance at a political event and a city election. It references political figures and locations with garbled wording, signaling a dubious report on the night’s political scene and attendance.
WKOON TO speak the auspices of the Loyal Ame TAgion of Wout Virgin aa McKeon New York organizer of the society will lecture on the imper son and the objects of the Goff Methodist Episcopal in evening beginning with He te maid to be a very in rear ker The general public cordially invited to attend and Mr Meljoo
A bill was introduced in the House following discussions with representatives on the Sherman antitrust act. It was referred to the committee for consideration with support from Mr Hepburn and others. President is understood to back a recommended action.
A terse report notes Bit tlefield resigns amid a political clash with Speaker Cas and ongoing governance tensions. The brief cites political maneuvering and a sudden leadership change affecting the House’s direction.
In Mercer county near Curdville Creeking an early morning head-on crash between a Queen and Crescent freight train from Lexington to Cincinnati and a Black Grae operator passenger train left twenty people injured and three fatally hurt.
The Bik Coal Company sues Coal & Coke Railway and Davis Colliery alleging discrimination in car supply since August 1903. It claims a loss of 150000 tons of coal that could have netted 25 cents per ton, and that Davis Colliery receives preferred handling while similar operations lack equal treatment. The petition seeks an injunction ordering equal service.
At the adjourned meeting on Monday night Council members present. City Assessor Louis A. Carr may appoint assistants to aid in completing voter registration. The Rhodes Guaranty Loan and Improvement Co deed for Linden and Glenwood streets referred to street committee and city attorney. Several building permits granted for Mark Thomas, M F Smith, Wylett Airdet, W M Wilson. The council amended the license ordinance to cover fourteen months from May 1 next and adjourned. Col TNL Jackson to Washington tonight.
John Oyeth a 26 year old miner at the Two Lick coal mine near MLhire died after a fall of coal while at work Tuesday morning. His body was taken to Clarkeburg for burial preparation. He had worked at the mine about a year.
Cannes dispatch reports Spencer Cavendish eighth duke of Devonshire died in Cannes today from heart failure aged 66. He led a long political career as a cabinet minister, holding key departmental posts almost continuously.
Fifteen Spaniards detained on alien contract labor charges faced a board of inquiry. Most remanded to Salt as hearings concluded. many to be sent to Baltimore next morning. Bonds up to 1000 may be posted. deportation would bar future return. Prudencio Pelaez and wife with three weeks old child posted bond and were released.
Miss Mabel Johnson of Manington was given a reception at Mr Mooil s at 794 West Pike Street with dancing and cars, followed by a meal and cafe noir. Guests included James Coleman, Mr and Mrs Wheeler Jackson, Mrs William Feming, Mr and Mrs Robert Bradford, Mr Brown Mira, George Whison, Mr Cipdé Jones, Miss Hattie Washington, Mine Liltian, Zackom Seyl Corn Jackson, Mrs Brown of Par Korvbore, Mr and Mrs Green, Br and Strs Iceland.
Thomas Kennedy, an accommodating Broad Oak merchant, smiles while denying involvement as a missing 1.5 pound tabby boy case unfolds at their home. Mother and Mabe are named in the report amid the inquiry.
Tonight and Wednesday the Salvation Army hall at 22 1/2 West Pike Street hosts special services led by Special Service Officer Jor Andrews assisted by Lt Henderson and Emory Peart, two accomplished Pittsburg musicians. Major Andrews will induct fifteen new members into the corps and commend seven officers for their work in the city, inviting friends to attend and share in the evening.
Company K of the West Virginia National Guard performed well during the inspection night led by Cant. W. Jordan of the U.S. Engineers. The inspection officer will assess the company at Weston, promising one of the best units yet.
Rev Berger D Stelle, eight year pastor of Allegheny Avenue Baptist Church, preaches farewell and heads to Glarkeburg West Virginia to lead the local Baptist church. In eight years he guided growth from a basement worship space to a second floor auditorium and oversaw about 40 000 dollars raised for church needs while adding twenty three new members and baptizing two hundred thirteen.
A legislative committee on establishing a tuberculosis asylum has traveled east to inspect facilities. Members include Senator Adam Littlepage, Senator Ira Clay Hicks, James T. Carakaddon, Ben A. Smith, a delegate, Dr. G. A. McQueen, with funding of $1,000 approved for inspection and related expenses.
Joseph Davis white and Granny Lipscomb colored fought outside a Pike street saloon Monday night. Grant complained of injuries. He sworn out an assault charge and Davis faces a hearing this evening.
Washington Mar 24 The maritime court of the United States has held the Minnesota jail feast rate law unconstitutional due to enormous penalties poked by it.
A local notice profiles Wil Morris as a longtime county resident and educator now seeking the prosecuting attorney post. It recounts his career from public school teacher to lawyer, roles at state normal schools, and service in the Philippines, praising his industry, integrity, and fitness for the office.
An armed mob of thirty night riders dragged Tom Wenvar, a Black worker, from bed at Golden Pond in Trigg County and fired when he refused to run. He survived with nonfatal injuries and was found injured the next morning. city officials warn of threats and emphasize registration details for upcoming elections.
The Rev. William Hudedn Ph D resigns from pastoral duties at Wairmont Presbyterian Church to accept the presidency of Wasatshire College. The move follows formal acceptance by the church leadership and marks a shift in local academic leadership.
In Detroit in January a proposal will be considered by the Supreme Court of Maccabes of the World. The meeting aims to appropriate funds for widow support and for the company. One item is vocated in Michigan with broader eastern ties.
Meetings of duty managers from the Pennsylvania and West Virginia base ball league were held in Connellsville Uniontown Pa on Monday and Tuesday to finalize a permanent organization plan a schedule and related matters Secretary Lacie Hoyt of the Clarksburg Baseball Association attended and is to return home Tuesday night.
Fragmentary report describes Theodore Alvord, superintendent of a West Virginia league, opening a meeting in Huntington to prep for a court session. The piece hints at a parliamentary dispute, possible agreement, and a vote tally affecting Palmont region, with references to polls and local officials.
A young man struck Frank Copeman in a dispute over pay for hauling trunks. George Stifter, a colored man, was fined five dollars and suffered cuts in Magistrate Gordon's court. Copeman appeared with blood streaming, claiming Warrant against Mier. Copeman paid a court fee while the case proceeded.
Readable fragments indicate delegates named for Bryan at the Indianapolis state convention. Two factions, pro and anti, align behind organizing committees as sessions set Thursday to elect the four national delegates and nominate candidates for state tickets amid final arrangements and reporting.
The Anti-Saloon League of West Virginia will hold a monster state convention in Parkersburg May 25 and 26. D D Alvord of the National League will address delegates along with other speakers. State leaders discuss plans for a forthcoming campaign on state officers and a constitutional amendment to be voted on in November 1910. Churches and temperance groups are invited to send delegates.
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