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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
1
In a terse missive Snyder argues over naval munitions and security policy. The letter, dated mid 19th century context, references Senator Tillman and mentions a Virginia grid and independent coal concerns.
In Indianapolis on March 26 the mint state committee adjourned with action postponed. Both sides remain at odds over wage scale as negotiations pause for the afternoon session.
A local rehearsal for a 35 to be held tonight at Malock in the Judge rooms and street features Gus Smith, a noted lettist, who has received a large payout of music from New Mr. Smith. The show will include several original compositions and a clever local number.
Fragmentary report notes the governor's status unclear with ongoing telecommunication delays and unofficial mentions of a possible declaration. Officials monitor the situation as weather and local conditions huddle with no firm timetable.
Fragmentary OCR reports a weather related incident near Wyoming with confusions about a wine event. It mentions a spring flood risk and workers overturning an object at a rear area. Names, dates or places are unclear.
A county court hears allegations of forged death proofs and fake beneficiaries in a 1 0000 policy fraud case involving Duckworth. It is claimed Nancy Be Haught and Lottie B. Haught are fictitious, the notary and undertaker are implicated, and checks were cashed for 5 000 by Duckworth who swore to a corpse’s existence. Additional similar cases are suspected against him in insurance applications denied or reversed. Duckworth, known as a gym trainer and sports figure, faces broad scrutiny.
The Elias Brown Shaffer case in the circuit court on alleged fraud nears a verdict this afternoon after a full day of arguments. Attorneys have presented their brief and the jury will receive final instructions from Judge Lench who reserved decision earlier today.
The Knights and their ladies marched from the lodge room to the theater where Herboline of the AL ML directed the service.
An individual was arrested Saturday afternoon at the BL 0 depot and brought before Squire Gerder. He faced a charge of disorderly conduct and paid a small fine.
A plea of guilty was entered by Ned Birton on a Saturday in a case tied to an outstanding warrant. The hearing referenced an individual named George Gaines and involved the local court proceeding.
A fragmented rectification notice mentions a residence completion at Depot and Best Main Streets with unclear names and dates. The readable parts indicate a local address update or construction status tied to a person or contractor. No full details but identifies a neighborhood site.
A morning riot at the state prison left guard E W Woods of Macon Missouri dead after being stabbed and shot by convict Sonny Anderson a colorized inmate sentenced from St Louis for a prior assault. Another guard was killed in the melee. Anderson was shot during the capture after killing the guard and injuring convict William Sheriday.
The report describes Mr. Mai Hamilton Mitchell of Mapleside who lost both feet after a shaft accident at a brick works. He was hospitalized at Allegany hospital where surgeons amputated one leg at the knee and the other below the knee. He is said to be surviving with the aid of his family and lodge connections.
A spark from a machine at the Phoenix Powder Company eight miles east caused a blast Saturday afternoon. Debris spread over the surrounding area as the building was destroyed. Investigators found the engine cogged with the ignition unit likely triggering the explosion.
Professor Thomas K. Hodges of West Virginia University will speak Friday March 30 at 9:00 AM in the Clarksburg High School auditorium on the subject Educational Deeporation. A second lecture at 3:00 PM will be in the school hall. The events are free and open to the public.
A local union hosts a prayer meeting inviting women including notable attendees from the Trion community to attend the event at the First Church. The gathering aims to foster unity and spiritual support among members.
Fragmentary text mentions Hobie Hoot Wil and a company involved in a local matter with implied actions or protection. No clear event, date, or place is readable, making a precise summary difficult.
A distorted report notes alleged treachery linked to Samar Le Murry and others. The article mentions a police pursuit, a constabulary statement, and masked names amid chaotic details.
Fragmentary text describes a fugitive Pulajanes case on Samar island with references to Manila, the visayas department, and police actions. Details are unclear but imply pursuit and colonial-era terminology in a Pacific theater.
A letter from physicians urges support for the Hepburn bill in the House of Representatives. They argue the bill would curb impure foods and dangerous patent medicines, claim it protects public health, and seek officials’ influence to promote enactment.
Philippi May 26 bodies were recovered from the Century mine after a Saturday disaster. Twenty or more funerals were held as relief efforts began for families left without clothing or support. Officials say 30 injured will recover, with the coal company contributing to widows and children of the dead miners.
The present circwit court petit jurors face a longer wait and more meditation as the body appears cheerful overall. A vote was taken on where to make their move, with popular Joe Diyas mentioned in the crowd.
An abbreviated report notes a fatal train incident in Coedon near Detroit on a March date. The incomplete text mentions a victim and relates to a transportation accident with possible company or location references, but many words are garbled, leaving key details unclear.
Adamston man Mike Mullin was killed Saturday night while crossing railroad tracks on 7210.1 O'clock. He believed the approaching No. 12 Tate train would stop but was struck and fatally injured. The corpse was removed to Clifford Osborne undertaking rooms. The deceased, age forty two, was described as industrious and kind. his wife lives in Hungary.
William Stuck, brick-maker, on his way home along Weston Road, was attacked from behind by one or more assailants who struck him on the head with a blunt object and robbed him of his money. He remained unconscious for a time before walking a half mile to recall the events. Police have no leads.
A fire at the boarding school started in the boiler room and injured a student identified as Sehbal Burned. The incident occurred early today, with damage estimated around 36 878 000. Authorities are investigating cause and scope.
A fragmented plea outlines calls to examine city records and the clerk’s office in Clarksburg. It mentions Clerk H. Cals and Commissioner Hog Callaghnt, urging a thorough inquiry into alleged improper actions and local governance concerns amid factory and political tension.
A Saturday night disturbance in the Loop involving nine foreigners and five Americans escalated into a street clash. A spectator drew a knife and wounded three people, though none seriously. The attackers fled as lawmen and crowds dispersed. Names of combatants could not be obtained.
The Merchants and Manufacturers Journal quotes John Huret Co representative Mr We R Kidd praising West Virginia. He notes Clarksburg Parkerburg and others as rapidly growing due to oil and natural gas. He highlights low gas prices and steady progress across the northern state and neighboring Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Fragmentary police report notes a busy Saturday with four individuals in custody and later released after processing. Mayor Shields presides over the morning court. some defendants faced fines or short terms as officers noted routine activity downtown.
A man nicknamed Emery Cyputt or Sypali was asleep on railroad tracks near St. Marys when a southbound freight train struck him, tossing him off the right of way. He was found and taken to a nearby area hospital, with no serious injuries expected to last more than a few days.
Miss Rose Carr announces Easter opening in Clarksburg with designer Miss Katherine Stock and assistants ready to present hats. The display runs until 10 o clock with public invited to attend and view prices and selections.
Odd fragments describe a Sunday clash in Fairmont involving local families and youths. Authorities report tensions, a weapon incident, and ongoing concerns as residents seek calm amid a disputed event.
An early morning shooting at a bridge left Drummond fatally wounded, allegedly by a friend. Witnesses described three shots from a 22 caliber pistol and a misfired 5 caliber round targeting the assailant. both men were detained by local authorities and later moved to county custody.
A fragmentary obituary notes the death of a person named Henjonin Maldbred in the Tolan area. The text mentions Myre Sanst Milelouen and a maidens group, with references to a fire and a 08 MG marker in a cemetery. Further readable fragments are unclear.
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