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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1907
Page
4
The coming Hague meeting may not yield a new court or sweeping armament reforms yet could become a regular international congress with periodic meetings. A general arbitration treaty and consideration of a permanent body may mark progress, shaping future global governance and peace efforts.
The city board vows to correct assessment discrepancies to ensure fair taxation. Officials note last year Harmer administration paid substantial debt while reform critics claim partial payments. current leaders insist on responsible budgeting and public welfare. A local paper defames Elliot & Winchell over a post office bill, which they deny, while realty demand grows. Governor Dawson is set to speak on Memorial Day, with public turnout expected. Six o’clock closing rules are emphasized for merchants and clerks amid ongoing debates over justice and public policy.
Town notes reflect on Ohio politics with Tad Clarksburg drawing attention to postponed Taft Foraker primary amid municipal election timing. George B. Cox comments on no primary in Ohio until after the next city vote. Critique of past efforts and local finance issues loom.
The report notes Cox leaving the top post as his stated intent behind the move dissolves. Details on successors or organizational impact remain unclear, with emphasis on leadership transition and potential policy changes.
Belasco presents The Girl of the Golden West a four act drama by David Belasco at the Grand Opera House Fairmont on Saturday May 25 with large advance sales. Cars will run to Clarksburg after the show and tickets go on sale May 20 with M D Christie handling orders for Clarksburg patrons. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a cleansing tonic claims to purify blood and improve complexion.
For the relief of dyspepsia this prescription includes fluids and extracts with oil of buchu and Gemini Com. Medical men testify to its effectiveness for stomach trouble. If sour stomach occurs, baking soda may be added. Dose is four teaspoons three times daily. Available at pharmacies.
M Hamilton traveling freight auditor for the B and O railroad left Parkersburg on official business.
Philadelphia officials and lodge leaders approve a Broad Street Court of Honor during the upcoming convention week with City Hall illumination and decorating plans. Mayor Reyburn supports funding to beautify City Hall and a court of honor estimated at around ten thousand dollars. An ordinance will be introduced to authorize the expenditure. Also announced is a Lions entertainment and bazaar hosted by W and Kearney Court No 15.
If you lack time to exercise Doan's Regulats may prevent constipation. They induce a mild easy healthful action of the bowels without griping. Ask your druggist for them. 25c. Samuel Rittenhouse of Dola was here Tuesday on business.
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