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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
1
A grand unveiling recalls all Harrison County’s soldiers in every war since 1776. The ceremony emphasizes patriotism and aims to teach the rising generation the great national lesson through a lasting memorial and program.
The notice outlines a monument unveiling on Saturday August 30 1908 at 1 PM with parade through Clarksburg Weston and nearby bands and civic groups. Speakers include Col Luther Maymond and Dr S Worth Higley with musical performances by Clarksburg High School and other choruses. Chief of police and fraternal orders participate as the march proceeds Main Street Oak Street Pik Street Chestnut Street to the monument.
A grand Army of the Republic memorial statue unveiled with public funds and a ceremony led by Col Luther Haymond. Citizens from neighboring counties plus Harrison County residents attend from early morning, flocking to the court house yard where a Spanish cannon gift stands nearby.
Citizens of Harrison County unveil a commemorative inscription at Clarksburg West Virginia on Saturday May 30 1908 under local auspices marking a civic tribute and historical remembrance in the town.
A sizable audience gathered as graduates received diplomas and delivered eloquent essays and orations. The event showcased polished speeches and marked a milestone for students, teachers, and families alike.
Eight young ladies and six young men received diplomas at the Clarksburg High School commencement held at the Grand Opera House. The program featured a chorus, an invocation by Rev. D. B. Stelle, and student orations on International Arbitration and Child Labor, with essays urging self mastery and peaceful progress.
A fragment from a college event highlighting speakers on English literature and American ideals. The page notes Mise Margaret Esti, Fredda Kane, Mika Ressle Crummit, Tibane Wilson, and Miss Otto G Walters presenting essays on topics from The American Girl to Arthurian legends. It references West Virginia, Civil War unity, and military history then signals continuation on page 4.
James E Flatiean, a pioneer citizen of the Salem section in Michigan, died after injuries suffered in a violent assault. The incident disrupted local homes and caused widespread alarm as authorities investigated the attack and subsequent sentencing. Local residents report ongoing fear following the shooting and property damage in the neighborhood.
In Pike County a gasoline engine started by FR Moores from a front yard residence injured TH Williams when a wrench struck his knee. The deep gash required treatment, but the wound was not serious and medical attention was given.
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