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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1909
Page
1
A chaotic explosion among unloading cars triggers a deadly accident on a line near the creek area. Eight men are killed and several workers are injured as the dynamite detonates during unloading on the railway. Authorities probe the incident for cause and safety lapses.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a judge and references to lynching and punishment. Names, places, and clear facts are unreadable, but the piece suggests judicial action and violent outcome being described in a historical or sensational tone.
Gephus Lanham died Monday leaving an aged wife and seven children. The funeral was held at the Taneral and interment at Mixon cemeteries with many mourners in the city. Also notes on Continental Sia Lisinber company stake and other local business mentions.
A courtroom session heard arguments in the United States liquor case involving Express company. Attorneys John Basal Som Law and Ward Ward spoke for the defense while Jacob Proudtoot Dupiernyit tagp prepared for further proceedings. The judge reserved decision for several days with trial continuation planned tomorrow.
The report mentions financial secretary J W Steales and AAIMaxica set 236 with a check for a funeral grant at Tainoe HW Watling deceased. Secretary Stoney received the check after sending vouchers and papers to authorities. A charter member from 20 years ago is stated not in arrears, prompting returns and discussions on membership status.
Theody of S C G Dailey, a respected farmer of War Mow, arrived by the Short Line rain and was taken to Farmington on the drolley r ains where the Durlal will uke place Wednesday. Mr Diydley died early the next morning after lingering Pot consumption.
James H Yoyle may not be taken to Shiron for a hearing on kidnapping charges. The case is tied to possible further action if conviction is secured locally, with implications of later review by Cleveland authorities. Also reported is a freight train collision near Princhard injuring several crew members, and Clark County voting dry in a local option election with 11 majority.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a student and peers with unclear names and places. The readable portions mention a young Indianapolis student and classmates, with fragmented lines suggesting social connections. No clear event, date, or outcome is determinable.
Hostilities at Jasanville in Terra Haute Indiana were not renewed this morning. Efforts to arbitrate between factions continue as six Americans were wounded. A small election for objectors will be held at the regular meeting in the Clarksburg lodge on Third Street starting at dark. United States Marshal Charles C. Rmmow of Parkersburg attends.
Mrs. OT Atmor of Pitcairn died at 2 o clock Monday morning from a fatal stroke while visiting her granddaughter’s home. She was 78 and survived by children Martin Stenley Maud Sawyer and Budge Carson. Funeral at Mrs Armor’s Pitcairn home Wednesday afternoon followed by burial in the local cemetery.
This week marks the ice cream season at McGowan's on Pike Street near the post of ice. An elaborate equipment setup includes a large cooler, electric freezer, cabinets and more. The facility is described as capable of producing a large quantity daily.
W Cork defeated Russell Brown 50 to 49, Charles GI beat Guy Zan 50 to 4% and F Cork beat Frank McDonneil 31 to 10 17. Tonight Reset Coe to play in Carper.
Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR text. The readable portions reference a Russian freeing incident and an extradition dispute with mentions of Rasalan authorities, U S Commission, and several proper names, but key details are obscured. Entities include Sfar, Roghe, Wan, Dr. L C Oyster, Abirgyn Lawn, and Parkers Wurm.
Fragmented account describes Senate clashes between Republicans and Democrats over executive session moves and tariff bill hearings. It notes Senator Hale’s resolution to curb legislative business until finance committee reports, with remarks from Senators Bacon and Macon highlighting partisan maneuvering and minority access concerns.
A large audience listened to speakers including Prof. Pation as they spoke on topics related to faith and public discussion. The event featured several speakers and drew attendees from the community.
A fragment reports a Masonic or fraternal commandery meeting in which officers, including Ralphis and ADM Seld, discuss invitations and a march of women members. The text mentions ceremonies such as a degree for Maron's group and notes a planned gathering with attendees and motions.
NEW. FACTORY B. G. Jaglgon has completed a staple factory on Montboallo Avenue and installed equipment to advance his trade to several towns in the State. He reports strong business in Clarkaburg and suburbs and plans to open more sites along the road. He is a seasoned tobacconist and produces Leader and White Band cigars for sale at Mil cigar stands.
Dr Troop of Chicago University lectured on Dickens works at the Asia event. The evening included discussion of literary figures and noted the next lecture on Victor Hugo to be held Monday night.
Reports from Chicago dated March 30 state Panstager Steamers on the Great Lakes will receive telegraph apparatus this season. Contracts were signed here today with the cement shin companies for the equipment under the Windle Telegraph Company.
An informal meeting of local traders at ANT venue in Parkerstown was scheduled to discuss management, scheduling and potential collaborative ventures. Attendees planned to review plans, share insights and consider upcoming events.
The ceremony features Mr Halborough FGit editor of Gal New work and a member of the International Concljitionsprinty and New York Peace Society. Readers recall speeches on war effort as students react to the address.
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