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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1906

Page

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Coal Companies Break Record Pay in Fairmont Region

Saturday marked the largest pay day in the Fairmont area as independent coal firms led by Clarksville Fuel and Fairmont Coal reported sweeping gains. The Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate plant paid about 13 000 to 15 00 in two weeks, with total regional payroll surpassing 400 000 in a single pay period and annual payroll approaching several million dollars.

Burg Fuel Company Iirmont Coal Company Coal Com Miéral Clarkshoro Glass Phillips Sheet & Tin Plate Fairmont Clarkshare Fuel Company Fairmont Coal Clerksburg Paniox Pune

MMI Engine At Plate Mill Wrecked In Night Incident

A plate mill engine was wrecked when a mill worked loose on the main engine, damaging the mill. The big piece of energy tore away, leaving the rest of the equipment damaged but restorable. Recovery will take several days with repairs to get the mill running again.

Monte Howibi

Runaway Boys Captured by Sheriffs and Deputies

Sherif John Flanigan and Deputy Sheriff John M Knox arrested two runaway boys from a farm after they escaped from a school at Prn Friday evening. Glande Huffman Horace Carpenter were picked up at Oral by Bert Stutler and others near Pike street. The Charleston boy fled Friday morning and crossed the country wearing altered clothes to blend in. Stutler, previously jailed for stoning a train, and two others fled Thursday night. School officers captured the escapees and the superintendent will be notified to arrange return to the reform school.

Sherif John Mr. Flanigan John M. Knox Runanway Prn Nape Bay Sheri Glande Huffman Horace’ Carpenter Oral Mlihigan Bert Stutler Frank Sheldon’s Pike Street Charleston Boyd Ulead Stutler Wolf Summit Reform School

Glass plant troubles settled. new factories planned

West Virginia updates report satisfaction after talks with President Faulkned and Secretary Parr at the Fork window glass plant Clarkeburg. A. E. Fox of Redbey Indiana may build a window Elites plant at Salem. negotiations for West Union plant concluded. A company is formed to erect a 24flower tank with $50,000 capital.

Fork Window Glass Clarkeburg W Vas Faulkned Parr A. E. Fox Redbey Ind Salem W. Va West Union Liven , Incorporated

Law delays wedding for county license denial

Robert M. Graham applied at the county clerk's office on Saturday for a marriage license to wed Goldie M. Morrigan but the license was refused because she was not of age and parental consent was not obtained. He accepted the setback and grinned at the legal hurdle.

Robert M. Graham Goldie M.“Morrigan

Telegraph officials changes and personnel shuffle

The report notes changes in the Telegraph Co management with B. S. Delbridge installed as manager, replacing White who moves to another post. F. E. Del- Dharie Davie remains, while Connors of Pittnes is recognized among the new operators. The Lafayette baseball team travels to Weston for Decoration Day, facing Weston Deco ration Day in a highly contested game, and Lafayette hosts the Tin Platers on the park diamond.

Lafayette Weston Park

Miner Burned in Oil Fire at Fair

Gypsy resident Tisle Hobifison was taken to Fair hospital after his clothing caught fire from ignited oil during handling an oil bean. He suffered serious burns with his condition described as badly burned and critical.

Tisle Hobifison

Y P S C E Mrs Burr Bascell Lends Monthly Service

The Baptist Endeavorers Scholay holds a monthly consecration service led by Mrs Burr Bascell. A mite offering will be collected to aid the work as the topic outlines Joelin Willi Amissions to EZ.

Graduation program shines at colored high school ceremony

The annual graduation program at the colored high school on Water Street drew a large audience of white and colored attendees. Rev. J. M. Beane opened with an invocation followed by choruses, essays by Blanche Culverta Beane and Mary Melvina Robinson, duets by Misses Bowyer Wheeler Wilkinson Cochrim, a valedictory by Guy Stephenson Ruffin, and remarks by Rev. H. H. Mitchell. Diplomas were presented by Dr. B. M. Flowers, with the event praised as one of the finest commencements for colored schools in the city.

Colored High School Water Street J. M. Beane Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Blanche Culverta Beane Mary B. Bowyer Wilian Wheeler Mary Melvina Robinson Mary Harriett Cambyie Lilian Wheeler Alverta Cochrim Guy Stephenson Rufik Adelle Wilkinson Mary Bowyer HE Clay H. H. Mitchell B. M. Flowers Fly School ‘Board J. H. Watson Clarisbane

Truart Officer Lyon Makes Good Report

Andrew Lyon, clerk for the Clarkmetg school district, has filed his statistical report for the year ending. The report shows Tagan attended to duties in a capable and praiseworthy manner and notes warrants issued.

Truart LYON Andrew Lyon Tragnt Dhiesr Clarketmeg Tagan

EW Block System For Traction 60 Progress Report

The Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction Company advances automation with an automatic block system to improve car signaling and reduce crew workload. Completed blocks at the Fairmont end and planned car barn construction, power house work, and bridge projects progress as Eastern capitalists tour the site.

Fairmont & Clarksburg Traction Company Fairmont Éath Raeite Noir Tuite Traction Company Vontain i Fon Hutchinson Bingamon A.R. Watkins Ineowet Fairment Rim Las Worthington «Ind Une

Elliot's Brother Lesh Scotland Death Report

Eliot informs about the death of his eldest brother William Elliot at Berth Scotland on May 6. He was 54 years old and worked as a commercial traveler. No cause of death is provided.

Russian Conflict Suspected After Parlia ment Address

Premier Goromykin’s speech in St. Petersburg warned that conflict now seems inevitable. He rejected most parliamentary demands as impossible and announced limited appanages of the statute domain amid tense political rifts.

Asqiainted ST. Petensburg Premien Goromykin

Memorial service at Grand Army site tomorrow

An annual memorial service is set for the Grand Army at the Christian church corner of W Pike and South Chestnut at 10 30 tomorrow. Pastor Rey Wet Long will preach the sermon. Old soldiers are asked to meet at the court house at 10 to march to the chapel. Ladies of the GAYO will attend as a body.

Christian Earth W Pike South Chestnut Streets Churely

Wedding at Parsonage in Morginsville Saturday Afternoon

Dr S K Avhuthiiit and Mr James Tyatt attend a ceremony at the parsonage in Morginsville. The couple, tied to Miss Mat tie A Chedeater, will reside in Morginsville after the event and visit relatives in the afternoon before returning home.

Mekhithe Satunday Drv S. K. Avhuthiiit Miafringe Mr. James Tyatt Sfies Mattie A. Chedeater Morginsville Dhe Faye Dive Morgisville

Painters Hold Special Meeting on Mary Street Block

A special meeting of local painters is called for Sunday afternoon at the Horldtffice on Mary street. Full attendance is desired due to immediate importance of topics.

Mary Street Desirwl Ap Baeindéa

Harmer Invited To Speak At Commencement Exercise

The article notes Harmer has been invited to speak at the commencement exercises of the Norms at Fairmont. It states the invitation was accepted in principle, with Harmer indicating he intends to attend if possible.

We Harmer Fairmont Tins Mbt

Oriental Rug Display At Parsons-Sanders Stores

A large display of Oriental rugs from a major New York importer is set to unfold at the Parsons-Sanders stores. Attendees are cordially invited to view the exhibit, as advertised in Monday’s paper.

Toniy, Jayoes Wais New York Parsons-Sanders Go

Missing Young Man Traced From Camp to Grafton

Local report details a missing young man last seen near Camp Wo and traced to Grafton. Initiation of several candidates into the veterans group is noted, alongside a separate report about a missing person Cecil Wilkins from Folks County and related investigations.

Grafton Ron Cecil Wilkins Whem pYunag Wilkins Aston West Furkleine Worter Boanis

Charter Granted By County Court In Clarksburg

The Clarksburg Board seeks a county charter to operate within two weeks. A Friday meeting at the Court House drew wide attendance as N. B. McCarty chaired and Frank Dennison served as secretary. The proposed constitution aims to promote industry, streets, and municipal interests with a board of trade structure and a capital of 10000, including five directors and life honorary members. Donations reported at the gathering raised funds toward a statewide charter.

Clarksburg N. B. Mes Qarty Onder Aif Frank Dennison Dave Stuart UT. Reed Pre Vocei Dot Ios Ae Corporation Timy Indlyin Hala Invsidlant Lninsurer Spears Annie Tamberd Collawa N. B. McCarty Watts-Lamber Ona Highlasa Denhim Gariey Wees Mr. Sinili Hori Fornating Co R. Te Lowndes Folin’ D W.T. Be Clemm

Recital Highlights Delightful Music Evening at WA

A local recital showcased expressive singing and piano pieces led by Miss Bartlett and Miss Stewart. Performances featured students including Miss McClung and Miss Cheedin with attentive support from Pauline Stovrurt and other instructors.

Lena’ Bartlett Coste Garot Mariel Shettart Miss Bartlett Mies Pauline Stovrurt Renal Stewart Alep Terel

Assessments at the Cralrrudle Bond of Pa Ol Ple Works

The fragmentary note reports assessments at a historic project in Yeik State involving bond obligations and public works. The readable bits mention a bond plan and a potential construction or finance event tied to a state administration and local officials.

Ormleston

Festival Tonight Breevieek Observed Amid Mixed Weather

Local notices report a festival themed event titled Tonight Breevieek. Attendees include community groups and residents. Organizers promise music booths and food stalls though weather conditions may affect turnout.

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