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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1908

Page

1

Wage scale talks and potential coal strike action

Miners and operators in Bol district met to discuss a wage scale amid threats of suspension. Delegates prepared to continue work on proposals as a national executive board plans to set a wage schedule. In Boston a general ten percent wage cut took effect for New England cotton mill operatives affecting about 66,000 workers.

Todvistie Pisteburs Py Associated Prem Bissanapolis Ind Xtar Lewis Iglichell Vost Workers of America Gand Exiieeyor Mide Boston New England

DROWNED AFTER ESCAPE FROM MURLOCK? PRISON

Mar 30 report says Jeff Taylor, one of five escapees from Murlock jail, possibly drowned in the Monongahela River near Star Falls. A ferryman saw a man matching Taylor on a ferryboat before daybreak. he vanished during baggage collection and is presumed drowned. The escapees had caused widespread alarm in the county.

Jeff Taylor D Esperado Feam Monongahel Taylor

Child Killed by Train Near Holly Junction

Mar 20 Elmore a child of W P Gilles was killed yesterday by a Western Mary engine at Holly Junction while playing on the railroad track. At least a dozen persons were unable to reach the child before the engine passed over it. Fragments of the remains were found and taken to the mother who was in a serious condition, crazed with grief. Mr Gillespie was in Werlon on business when he received the sad news.

Elmore W. P. Gilles Marylind Emigine Holly Junhion Horn Gillespie Werlon Ead

Appeal for West Virginia orphans by Children's Home Society

Rev. X. C. Sowers of Charleston states the Children's Home Society of West Virginia, founded in 1896, cares for homeless children and has expanded with a two story building. The home takes in children ages twelve months to twelve years, accepts six to eight children monthly, and urges reporting of any homeless child to the state superintendent for placement.

X. C. Sowers Charleston Children’s Home Society of West Virginia Orl H. G. Davis W. Va Davis

Feeney Miss Mary Feeney Dies at East Pike Home

Miss Mary Feeney daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Feeney died Sunday morning at her East Pike street home from heart disease She is survived by two brothers Thomas and Martin and three sisters Nellie Annie and Katherine The funeral will be Tuesday morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with burial at Holy Cross Cemetery

Mary Feeney Michael Feeney East Pike Street Thomas Martin Feeney Nellie Annie Katherine Feaney Immaculate Conception Holy Cross ‘Cemetery

Salem Window Glass Co. Trustees Hold Second Meeting

Trustee Homer B. McKinley of Salem presided at the second meeting of the Salem Window Glass Company held Monday in Salem. Creditors attended to discuss claims and company status.

Homer B. McKinley Salem Salem Window Glass Company

Convention Sets West Virginia Independent Telephone Meet in Fairmont

The third annual West Virginia Independent Telephone Association convention will be held in Fairmont on Thursday and Friday April T. Officers include President A C Davis and Secretary W C Hanlan. Program covers executive committee meetings, addresses by A C Linde muth and F K Hertford, entertainment reports, committee appointments, banquet, and discussions on competition, securities, and Western Electric purchases.

West Virginia Independent Telephone Association Fairmont Fortownes A . Davia W C Hanlan Lioyd Heeghiey Treaster A. C. Davise W. Hiassen J-Walter Semmes K Hertford J. Walter Sarnes E/ Mankey E.F. Hartley AL Ji Herm James Knight A J Weaton P. m Walcome B. No Neely F. K. Hertford Charlestow A- C Linde Ind Asso J Walter Barnes

Second Blaze Damages Glen Elk Produce Store

A second fire at Glen Elk Produce caused basement damage after midnight on Saturday. Firefighters extinguished the blaze despite a suspected gas leak or live wiring as the likely cause.

Glen Elk

Reverend Hudson Leaves For Waynesburg Post

The Rev. Dr. W. M. Hudson formerly pastor of the First Presbyterian church has moved with his family to Waynesburg Pennsylvania to assume the presidency of Waynesburg College and make his future home there.

W. M. Hudson First Presbyterian Church Waynesburg Waynesberg College

Russell Carter to be released from penitentiary this week

Governor orders the release of Russell Carter who was sentenced October 18, 1906 by Judge C. Lynen for striking Fleming on a public highway. The two year term ends and several other inmates including Antonis, Henry Jett, Winter Kiger, Joe Brown, Cox, and others face parole or commuted sentences as investigations adjust guilt and timing.

Russell Carter Carter C. Lynen Sanford Fleming Antonis Viole Bturied Henry Jett Wetzot County Winter Kiger Setetui Bronongania Joe Brown Fayerta Sunatin ‘Cox West Sepree Psyette County

Guilty Verdict and Execution in Adirondack Murder Case

Chester E. Gillette was executed in Auburn prison after being convicted of the 1906 murder of Grace Brown near Big Moose Lake. The case drew on Grace’s letters and a sensational trial. Gillette reportedly confessed to his spiritual advisers that legal errors marred his electrocution.

Chester Gillette Auburn N. X Chester E. Gillette Grace Brown Big Moose Adirondacks Gelette Billie” Brown Big Moose Lake Eagle Hay

Travelers to show earnest effort for 1908 Grand Council meeting

The Travelers group aims to showcase West Virginia progress during the Grand Council meeting in Clarksburg. An organized 361-member delegation from Kentucky Maryland and the District of Columbia travels with merchants and salesmen to attract industry, with Clarksburg preparing to host September 14 15 and 16 and to display a strong program and a first class band to promote local interests.

Semberstucky Maryland Distrc Coumbia Clarksburg West Virginia Tle Tle Who Have Been Attracted To the Enormous Progress of the State End Castabde Parkersburg Smaline Grand Cotxei Sky Clarksbure

Frigk’s Assailant 15 Under Arrest

Alexander Berklan an anarchist leader was held in New York for an attempt to assassinate Henry Frick. Police also detain Selig Silverstein charged with hurling a bomb at a Union Square satire event last Saturday. Investigations seek any link between the two. Silverstein may recover.

City Associates Press New York Alexander, Berklan Henry ¢. Frick Selig Silverstein Haveg Silvystein

Braxton Republicans vendored Woodyard for Congress

Harry C. Woodyard was endorsed as a candidate for Congress and delegates were instructed to vote for him by the Braxton County Republican delegates at their Saturday convention. Ger Gia and B. Curtin were named delegates to the national convention.

Harry C. Woodyard Congress Braxton County Ger Gia, B. Curtin

Funeral for Viewa Scott Held in Eli Vitw Cemetery

The funeral for Viewa Scott, child of Mr and Mrs Henry Seog, colored, was held Monday at 3 pm with services at the parents home and burial in Eli Vitw cemetery. The child died Sunday afternoon of pneumonia.

Viewa Scott Cranseter Henry Seog Pl Ents Eli Vitw

Black Hand 18 Taken at Last

In Preston county the pursuit ends as Patrolman Higginbotham wounds Pacillo Facio in Enterprise near Fairmont. Facio escapes but is later captured. authorities link the case to a Black Hand extortion attempt tied to Antonio Germondo.

Sheri TA WeeBeon Preston County Moses Higene S¢ehuim Fairmont Te Wisted Virginia Antonio Germendo Austin Bland Preston Ste Montis Antonio Germondo Garkates Fairmont City ‘Hospital Pacifios Sal Germondo Piteyardens Hp Ootofh Musto Presta Oants Mighell Preatos Coun Tralian Deering Pasquale Beatore Enterprise Faeillo Higginbotham Jim Higgisbotham Jackson Tesla Pacilla Paecilo

Baltimore Ohio doubles Fairmont Morgantown branch for coke traffic

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will double track the Fairmont Morgantown branch from Greene Junction to Mt Braddock about five miles to handle rising coke production in southeast Cornwallsville region. Three thousand seven hundred ovens lie within ten miles, with expanded yards at Mt Braddock and sidings at Dunbar. Construction, overseen by D D Crothers and A M Kinsman, aims for completion as soon as possible.

Cornellsville Baltimore £ Ohio Railroad Fairmont, Morgantons & Pittsburg Greene Junction Mt. Braddock Dunbar D. D. Crothers A. M. Kinsman

Neighbors In Northview Face Warrant Over Altercation

Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson of Northview are charged by WE Cox with assault after a Saturday evening incident. The couple allegedly intervened in a dispute between their children and Cox leading to a warrant issued before Magistrate Gordon’s assizes Monday evening.

Northview Gordon Jack ‘Wilson WE. Cox

Annual sermon for colored Knights of Pythian and Ladies Court

The Rev. J. W. W. Robinson preached an instructive annual sermon to the colored Knights of Pythian and the Ladies Court of Cal antha at Mt Zion Baptist church. A large representation of both orders attended Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock alongside other members.

Colored Knights of Pythian Ladies Court of Calantha J. W W. Robinson Mt Zion Baptist ‘Church

Painful Injuries Report From Woodland Accident

A worker and an associate were turning a corner when a wagon toppled and struck a second story window. The injured man suffered a fractured elbow, head injury, and other wounds. He was cared for at the scene then transported to Cary for further treatment after medical staff stabilized him. An unrelated note mentions a license for a marriage.

Buslding Hove Richrweig Draasg Richwood Fay U Pratch Howe Hoe Terry Cary

Curtain Sale Attracts Large Crowds This Morning

Irwin Lockwood Cochig conducts a curtain sale featuring dace rated curtain rods and window shoes. A crowd of women gathered on Rand Street this morning. The seller promises a much larger display this year with handsome bargains and early satisfaction expected.

Irwin-Lockwood Cochig Rand

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