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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1912

Page

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Hundreds Perish In The Big Floods From The Rivers

New Orleans May 7 Alarm over floods in Pointe Coupes parish grows as residents fear hundreds may perish without swift boat relief. Marooned communities report bare shelters, scarce food, and ongoing heavy rains hindering rescue efforts. Constable R Edward Kidd of Point Comfort is bedfast but hopes for speedy recovery amid rising casualties.

R. Edward Kidd Point Comfort New Orleans Secion Pointe Coupes Parish Terras

Roosevelt Holds Narrow Lead At Maryland Convention

tory Baltimore May 7 Colonel Roosevelt clung to sixty six delegates to the Maryland state convention as yesterday’s presidential primaries gave him that total, just over the majority needed for control. Returns from many counties outside Baltimore are incomplete, but enough have been counted to declare Roosevelt the likely winner over Taft.

Baltimore Roosevelt Maryland Taft

Republican state executive meeting to set delegate slate

Chairman Virgil L. Highland calls a Republican state executive committee meeting for 4 PM Wednesday May 15 at the Frederick hotel Huntington to decide on delegate contests assemble a temporary roll and form the temporary organization for the state delegate convention opening Thursday May 16. The Huntington gathering will pick six delegates at large and six alternates for the Republican national convention in Chicago June 18 and nominate two candidates for state supreme court and presidential electors.

Virgil L. Highland Republican State Executive Committee Frederick Huntington Chicago State Supreme Court Fra

Eddy Will Creates Trust for Christian Science Church

In Concord New Hampshire May 7 the New Hampshire supreme court ruled that a clause in Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy founder of the Christian Science church will residue about two million dollars to the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston creates a valid trust. The church contends the gift is for religious purposes and sustains a charitable trust rather than a direct gift.

Concord N. H Mary Baker G. Eddy Christian Science Church First Church Scien Malo Boston Supreme Court of New Hampshire

Tenmile county test run ends with barrel output

On Tenmile county near Brad ley and Allender bayer conducted a second test on the W. 8 Jones farm and will not exceed a frexbarrel pumper in the Gorton sand. In Clay district the South Penn Oll Company aided the G and R. Rinehart farm yielded 215 barrels in twenty four hours. L. 8. Alderson arrives from Rich wood for Parley V. Thornfe id Pittsburgh OR & Dublin's Hall.

Tenmile This Bradley Allender Bayer Jones Farm Gorton Shinneton Fold Clay District South Penn Oll Company G and R. Rinehart

Breast plate worn by Allen in Floyd Allen trial

Evidence presented at the trial in Mytaville shows Deputy Gillespie believed Floyd Allen wore a breast plate during the shooting at Aillsville. He reported four shots at point blank range left no visible wounds and he could not find bullet marks after examining the court room and rearranging his clothes.

Floyd Allen Aillsville Allen Gillespie

Pension Bill Advances as Conferees Agree in Senate

A joint report from conferees of the two houses on a general service pension bill was approved by the Senate today. The measure will raise appropriations by about 22 million dollars annually for five years on average, with the largest increase of 35 million dollars next year.

Washington Congress Senate

Waldo Hotel Hosts Dance by Colored Waiters Group

The Waldo Athletic Limb organized a dance at the Academy of Music last night. Fifty couples participated in a lively program. Music for the occasion was provided by the Watt Coulston orchestra.

Waldo Waldo Hotel Academy of Music Watt Coulston Orchestra

Road Builder Cuthbert A Osborn For County Surveyor

Cuthbert A Osborn of Clarksburg seeks the Republican nomination for county surveyor. A Harrison County native, his father Alex H Osborn was a prominent Clarkeburg foundry man and Industrial advocate. Cuthbert trained in civil engineering at West Virginia University, served as an officer in the Spanish American War, later joined the regular U S Army, and saw China and the Philippines service including road construction duties. The primary is June 4, 19.

Cuthbert A. Osborn Clarksburg Harrison County Alex. H. Osborn Clarkeburg Old Sales Association West Virginia University Morgantown United States Army Tie Jelose China Philippines Philppines

Woman Found Dead in Nutter Apartment House Room

Dora Sprowt aged 50 died suddenly of heart trouble Tuesday morning in her West Pike Street room at the Nutter apartment house. Daughter Carrie found her. coroner ruled no inquest needed. Survived by two daughters, one with the corps of engineers and another in the army. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of daughter from Akron. The obituary notes a move from Parkersburg last week and highlights Mr Osborn’s road-building work in Harrison County, including a notable paved stretch on Milford Pike.

Dora Sprost Nutter West Pike Sitet Milas Carrie Corncer S.M. Mason Akron Tonleht Harrison County Osborn Milford Pike Burnside Stealey Braonley Heights Oaborn

Missionary Society Reports Growth at Conference

In Minneapolis at the general conference the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church outlined gains in the Home and Foreign departments. The report cites 88,178 members and 8,052,689 dollars in four years, with strong foreign work in China, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Africa, and South America including medical outreach and education efforts.

Minneapolis Atlan Woman's Foreign Missionary Society The Methodist Episcopall Church General Conference Home and Foreign Department China Mission China India Japan Korea Malaysia Philippines Africa South Ameria

Underwood Says Presidential Bid Is Personal

Underwood Democratic leader in the House responded to W. J. Bryan's Chillicothe address by denying Florida Underwood delegates backed Harmon. He stated his presidential candidacy serves only his own interests.

Washington Oscar W. Underwood Houe W. J. Bryan Chillicothe, O Underwood Florida Harmon

Local Pythians to Bridgeport for Rank Work Tonight

Local Pythians will ride the 7:10 street car to Bridgeport this evening to engage in second rank work there tonight.

Bridgeport

Docket of Civil Judgments and Legal Notices

A mixed docket lists numerous civil judgments and court actions including Queen, Low for various sums. Bank of Went Vir against UO, Bian and 3M.D.. Several cases against John Malloyv et al with amounts such as 601.06. Albert Brethrals et al with 311.73. W. Ha Smith Hardware Co against A. ion with 1010.15. and a public notice on weapons carry and land sale in Homerik Hall chancery proceedings. docketed for a future hearing.

Circuit Colt Pureday Ordira Dora Went Bian Wiliam Predland Wagatnat Clyde Gooden Charles K. Alexander Ofa John Malloyv J.-M Codmin Litas Apd Tome Bate Albert [Brethrals W. Ha Smith Seis Wakmada So ‘O Lawson Rachel M Malple

Why Is Death and When Will It End Lecture

J. H. Cole will speak at Victoria theater Sunday at 4 PM on death, its meaning, and the end of life. The lecture titled Why Is Death and When Will It End will explore questions of mortality from a simple yet profound perspective.

J. H. Cole Victoria Theater

Lloyd Miller Charged With Passing Worthless Checks

AO City Court session did not convene this morning. Only Lloyd Miller remained on the docket for passing worthless checks. The case was referred to Justice J. V. Carter's court.

Polles Cate Lloyd Miller J. V. Carter

Pensions Favored in Washington Report

May 7 report from the Beg- Ria pensions committee favorable on bills granting pensions to George Brown of Charleston Homer McC Summer villa of Smounderilin Francia H Hawkinsberry of Pilmont Thoms M Boylan Glen Easton and Joy Layne Samuel K Binok.

Washington Beg- Ria Committee On Pensions George ¥. Brown Charleston Homer McC. Summervilla Smounderilin Francia H. Hawkinberry Piilmont Thoms M.boylan Glen Easton Joy Layne Samuel K- Binok Case

Volume Ready Charleston West Virginia Reports

Volume number sixty nine announces readiness for distribution in Charleston. A partial list mentions the conargement and the secretary at the state level, with ongoing receipt of materials. The note signals official publication progress and administrative updates.

Charleston West Virginis Frst Atate

Slight Changes Sutton Believes Should Be Made

Charles A Sutton announces bid for the House of Delegates in the Dairy Telegram. Born 1877 on a Wik district farm, son of late John Sutton a lifelong Republican known to county elders. He taught for years, studied at West Virginia Conference Seminary, and finished at the state university law department in 1907. He served in the assessor's office in 1905 and advocates minor tax law changes to aid taxpayers without radical reform. He pledges to work to represent constituents fairly and steadily if elected.

Charles A. Sutton House of Delegates Wik John ‘Sutton Sutton West Virginia ‘Conference Seminary Law Department State University Jr.Gution Harrison County Button Gul ‘Toneave

Local Court Docket Hints At Wheeling Proceedings

Fragmentary OCR notes reference Sergeant J Frisby and Moscow, plus Toral recruiting station, and W Stuck at a federal court in Wheeling. The text is unclear but suggests a grand jury or docket items related to a case in progress at the federal court in Wheeling with named individuals.

Frisby Moscow Poe W. Stuck Federe

Hawker and Peddler License Ordinance Proposed

City of Clarksburg weighs a hawker and peddler license ordinance. It would require licenses ranging from 50 to 150 dollars depending on method of travel, place the license visibly on the wagon, and set penalties including fines and jail time for violations. The proposal excludes farmers selling produce and Civil War soldiers from license taxes.

Wholesgiers Clarksburg West DE Faty Hut Ehatiirat

Miller in Jail Over Worthless Checks Near Grafton

Floyd Miller a young man living with his father on a farm about twelve miles south of Grafton is jailed awaiting hearings before a Justice of the Peace on charges of passing and attempting to pay worthless checks. He was arrested on West Pike Street by Policeman C D McCloud after a complaint by A W Wolk a clothing merchant. Checks allegedly drawn on First National Bank of Grafton and Union National Bank of Clarkeburg with various forged names were refused or turned back. Miller’s father received a police call but declined to comment.

Floyd Miller Grafton Monthey West Pike C. D. McCloud A. W. Wolk Olothter Miller First National Bank of Grafton B. F. Miller M. A. Nusbaum Saem Grafton Bank C. J. ‘Miller Baker Ty E-Chech Uniom National Bank Clarkeburg F. B. Miller Young Thy Draveau Fae Au Méclanica Graftan We Snane Barger Harry J

Plumbers Convent Open in Walrmont WV

Local plumbers attend a two day session of the Master Plumbers Association of West Virginia in Walrmont to discuss relations with journeymen and sanitary plumbing during the annual convention.

Walrmont Master Plumbers’ Association of West Virginia

Appointment At Weetura Union Telegraph Company

Miss Hilzabeth D Deeme of Park araburg has been appointed cashier and cookdeeper of the first offices to succeed Miss Mingin Sobatl, who is to be transferred to the weather office. Mike Desa remains unemployed in the coming office at arkersbarg.

Hilzabeth D. Deeme Parkaraburg Weetura Union Telegraph Company Miss Mingin Sobatl Woather Mike Desa al Arkersbarg

Fragmented OCR reflection on political reform and rhetoric

An OCR fragment discusses political topics including reform, campaigns, and party rhetoric. It mentions Virginia, West Virginia, and a 3 era tone with references to women’s involvement and the call for unity among party members. The text is disjointed and lacks clear events.

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Constable, TL Tory Republican States' Executive Committee Eddy Will Supreme Court Alderson Richwood Parley V. Thornfe Pittsburi OR & Dubliews Hall Federal Senate Glyon Waldo Athletic Club Circuit Court Victora ‘Theater AO City Court Aftendovg Hawker’s Prooer Plumbers’ Convention Guy Amis Tosa Andy Ts Virginia Clarecock
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