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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
1
Harrisburg reported the death of Ryny P. Turpin, 42, who twice attempted suicide and then drowned in Kanalat Steelton, Pennsylvania. Two rescuers pulled him from the water before his final and fatal act.
The Tenmile district board considers monthly salary dues for a teacher named Goodwin, with protests and possible room changes. The February hearing continues into tomorrow as figures and decisions unfold. Weather notes report a cool, damp Friday with biting wind and clouded skies.
Dick Bell of Salem was brought from the county jail to Magistrate Gordon's court Friday morning for a hearing on a charge of stealing four twenty dollar bills from E. W. Davis at the Capitol Hotel last Saturday afternoon. The prosecutor failed to appear, the warrant was discharged, and Bell was released.
Judge Charles W. Lynch has convened a one day term of the circuit court for tomorrow with no juries to be required. The objective is to handle docket items and confirm sales of property.
Mary Lew appeared before Mayor Edward J. Wood this morning on a drunkenness count. She was a cole prisoner prior to arraignment. The mayor suspended the sentence on condition she works and keeps the water in order, and discharged her from custody. Tumane Meorti reports a state president call to Wheeling to discuss Hue muon society work. Details of the conmiitation not public.
Unclear OCR text mentions lawyers and doctors from Hudson and Ponenkergeste connected to a hospital case. Names Graham Dr Charles Jane Exton D Evans appear with medical personnel. The fragment references a probe into hospital activities and a possible state hospital context.
The eminent occultist known as Count St Gomain, once in Clarksburg, faces arrest in Pittsburg on charges of assaulting Irene Duty, nine, with prior conviction for assaulting a twelve year old in a hotel room. Chief Stealey cites telegrams from detective Spear requesting description and career history. The count was imprisoned three months after a September conviction.
Minaitis Hart suffered severe burns Friday afternoon at her sister's Sycamore Street home when her dress caught fire from a gas stove. Medical aid arrived promptly but the extent of injuries remains undetermined with potential internal harm.
Marion county court denied most saloon license applications. A wholesale license went to Fairmont Brewing. storage house applications were refused. The county will be dry next year as saloons in Fairmont Mannington Farmington and Monongah closed last night at 11 o clock.
At a cabinet meeting on May 1 the vice president was chosen to represent the United States in Quebec from July 22 to 29 for the celebration of Champlain's 300th anniversary marking the arrival of Champlain.
Delegates and alternates meet in Indianapolis with state committee members to push Charles Warren Fairbanks for the Republican nomination. The assembly gathers this afternoon to rally support and coordinate strategy for the convention.
Washington May 1 reports say the Navy confirms seven hundred seven sailors were lost in the Tokio explosion, with a total of two hundred seven sailors aboard. The incident occurred yesterday, and the department notes the casualties.
The St Louis express on the Pennsylvania line was held up near Pittsburg by two men. Mail bags and gold bullion were taken. value estimated over 10 000 dollars. Express messenger N Roshen was bound and gagged. robbers described as white with no usable clues. Authorities from multiple lines joined the manhunt.
In Berlin on May 1 a steamer collision occurred between the Koeln and the tank steamer Emperor Nicholas II near Norderney. The Feldmarschall rescued eight hundred twenty passengers from the Koeln, but one child drowned. The Emperor Nicholas II was heavily damaged and towed into Bremen Haven.
In New York on May 1 the equitable Life Assurance Society asked Judge Nathan Gower for an injunction tied to the Kingland matter. The court noted the application and said it would rule later. The specifics of the stomach cancer claim and the case timeline were not disclosed.
A midnight fire in Rowlesburg near the Baltimore & Ohio line destroyed Avoton and Hollis stores, Knox hotel, several residences, and the post office area. Firefighting from Grafton Oakland and Keyser saved remaining structures as losses were estimated at 40 000 to 50 000 dollars. No perpetrators were captured.
Three city saloons shut doors this morning under new license year rules. Lawrence Huey at Fuel City hotel failed to obtain a license and was refused by city council. Junction-hound Thomas Kearns did not apply, Glen Elk Hotel also denied. County court to consider Connell license actions next week.
Snow blankets Pittsburg on May 1 causing limited access across districts and delaying assessments. Officials report tree coverage and blocked streets, with restoration teams mobilized to clear routes and restore services as weather improves.
Chicago May wheat prices listed with bids and values in fractions, showing modest fluctuations. The record notes specific price points 65 3 4 and 62 34, reflecting daily trading activity and market tone.
A Charleston suite titled Tart Party is listed with a 46 mark in a May program and notes a trip to Panama on the prairie.
A doorway fragment claims martial law will be declared in Monongalia County to govern the Republican primary. The note notes candidates and voter sentiment while several inter candidates campaign in the county.
Warrants were served on Edgar W. Dayla and Robert Davis for interfering with an officer during the discharge of duties at a hotel. They allegedly blocked an execution of property. They were bound over in their own recognizance to appear before Maughlidte Gordon next Monday afternoon.
Advertising sale announced by the New Church Workers of Gait ME to be held tomorrow afternoon and evening at a new art store on Mal street. Proceeds to support church members and friends. Howard L. Cunningham and wife arrived this morning with an eight pound baby at their home on Hilge forest.
A fragmentary entry hints at condolences and a connection to a recent event. It mentions a possible yesterday action and a condolence gesture. No clear names, places, or formal details are present in the readable text.
Ohio authorities weigh declaring martial law in the Burley Tobacco District to safeguard residents. If the legislature does not approve pending act authorizing the adjutant general to deploy a secret guard into the district.
A steamer stranded near New York after a heavy listing left lifeboats unusable and passengers unable to reach safety. Crew reported mechanical trouble as the vessel grounded near Zack’s belt and the rescue effort faced strong currents and confusion.
Captain Dancan Boughner announces plans for an unveiling of the oldiers monument in the court house yard. He expects to form a gainers committee soon and to appoint subcommittees thereafter. Weather is noted as a potential factor for the event.
The first record of the meeting for the ey cued for Se prefect will be eerd souketit at Tag. Reliable fragments indicate a preliminary gathering to discuss candidacy and local governance.
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