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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
4
A brief item in the Evening Echo discusses a false accusation case involving an unnamed accuser and a presumed accused figure. The text notes questions about credibility and the impact on those involved while avoiding graphic detail.
The Eureka Loan and Building Association insolvency raises questions about how one hundred thirty-five thousand dollars in losses occurred, with bondholders hit hard and stockholders wiped out. The piece urges courts to determine mismanagement or criminality and to reveal where funds went, noting disparate jury outcomes in a separate case.
A Parkersburg physician Dr C B Blubaugh reportedly tests wet mud to revive dead subjects electrocuted rats show recovery after mud application dispatches claim success. Local doctors note potential human use and quicker resuscitation. further tests pending. Also state treasurer Newton Ogdin compares railroad tax refunds for 1905 1906 1907 showing substantial increases under new laws.
Miss Ella Frum of Jane Lew fractured an ankle leaping from a street car that failed to stop where she wished. She was taken to Dr. Gaston’s home for a visit. The Clarksburg Industrial Compound plans to sell lots at Industrial for ten dollars cash and three dollars per month. Anthony Bowen is general manager, office at 317 West Main Street, home phone 207.
The Sunday School Union holds its regular monthly meeting at Central Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening. Rev. S. K. Arbuthnot will deliver the principal address, followed by general discussion. The union aims to advance Sunday school work along rail lines in the city and suburbs.
Cooperation of all teachers and superintendents urged as 2 desired. All interested in Sunday school work and the general public are invited to be present.
An ad for Greenlawn Cemetery describes a well kept lot with perpetual care. It invites inquiries at 330 W Mary St or 217 Home Phone for more information.
Report of the condition of The Wallach Bank located in Wallace West Virginia at close of business May 20 1907. It shows resources including loans 105823.15 overdrafts -49.42. bank buildings 15489.04. due from banks 40037.11. checks -. lawful money reserve 12402.17. taxes -. deposits 151905.71 cash items 626.42. total assets 174585.15. J G T Williamson cashier sworn May 24 1907 with directors listed.
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