02 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1906
Page
1
The text shows unclear dialogue where ministers discuss positions on a contentious whiskey issue. WM Rhodes asserts knowledge of his stance, while others imply no declaration will be made. A preach tone and unclear remarks surround the debate as the scene ends without a clear outcome.
W A Jordon of Totton, in Park Sribure, faces charges for alleged violations of federal revenue laws. He was brought in by States Deputy Marshal EB Hupp and held at Park jail after being arrested in Rich mountains. Texas Harry, a colored inmate, was also detained days earlier with related regional charges.
Pinniimmick Baptist chapel will commence Friday night November 2 at 7380 p m A sermon will be preached by Reverend W E Henry of Weston An cordial invitation is extended for attendance
The Rev J D Simmons editor of the Baptist Banner will travel to Brookville Calhoun County this afternoon to dedicate a Baptist church. All day services are planned with a free dinner following the dedicatory sermon. H B Jeffreys from Broaddus, a Brookline student, accompanies him.
A London constable, identified as a young police officer, and his family celebrate the birth of a son at their Northcott residence. The mother and baby are reported well, while the father continues duty hours in the force.
A brief item notes a violent event involving Drerick who killed two individuals and a person or group named Blatt is mentioned in relation to the incident. The fragmentary OCR suggests street or location context but lacks clear dates or full names. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.
A Cenimr court session this morning heard a prisoner briefly recount his name as Joe 9677. He admitted to idleness near the Pitcairn mine where workers reportedly drank. officers noted the scene. The session concluded as a cash basis proceeding.
Associated Press reports Lima on November 2 postponed the first of over fifteen indictments against plumbers tied to a trust. Trials are delayed to the next term, with cases set for upcoming proceedings and future term hearings.
The Murray Mackay company presented Abas jar at the Grad Tast with fine care in production. Florence Mur led with charm while Mr Powers impressed as a versatile performer. Jack Tiny drew strong local chatter amid prizes and lively entertainment.
A football game is set for tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock on the baseball grounds. The Tigers Athletic club of this city faces West Virginia College in Buckhannon with a large expected attendance. The weather is favorable and the Tigers enter with no defeats this season, holding the edge in the matchup.
Davis spoke to a small audience in Lomberport last night, noting he had not been in Lum fiseport gence 1868. He was elected to Congress on the Republican ticket, soon switched to the Democratic party, and has not held office since.
Reverend McGee, former presiding elder of the AME Conference, is in the city for a few days. He plans to address community meetings and visit local churches during the stay.
The city council meets tonight at Beodack for the first November session. The agenda includes rent and routine matters to be addressed by the councilors.
Bryan and Noe appear in a clipped item likely noting youth or local sports figures. The fragment mentions Bird, ge, and a 2a category, suggesting a regional competition or league placement with small-team references. Further readable context is unavailable.
Mrs Parker, president of the executive board of the Literary Society for the Blind, spoke about George Sturges as deputy estaste for the institution. Wir Pinkkens noted extensive efforts in Maryland and West Virginia, while Sturges spent time in Clarkeburg and engaged in local educational activities.
Strick Jackson, colored, was arrested Friday and brought before Justice James N. David to answer a warrant for breaking into Hayden Corks place, stealing two beef hides valued at 86 each and selling them. Flo had his trial continued until Saturday at 10 a.m. in default of bond of 500 he was jailed. His confederate Charlie Jones is still at large.
A terse Army report from Sheridan Wyoming says a field correspondent denies rumors of a Cheyenne and soldier clash in the Tampac Valley near Birney and Ashland. Col Auger Tesh reports patrols and a planned conference between Indians and soldiers tonight.
After Anita Lodge Colored Pythians meeting, the two lodges held a joint social session in Reed hall on West Pike Street. A large attendance enjoyed a bountiful banquet and a pleasant evening with all present.
An early morning fire at the Queen and Crescent railway shops in Chattanooga Tennessee caused an explosion in a burning storehouse. One Black worker was killed and several others were injured though none fatally. The monetary loss is reported as not large.
Washington Nov 2 The White House has released the reception and dinner schedule for the 1906 07 season. The list includes a cabinet dinner December 13 New Year’s reception January 1 diplomatic reception January 3 diplomatic dinner January 10 judicial reception January 17 supreme court dinner January 24 congressional reception January 31 and a gala February 7 event.
Reports say bodies were recovered in Amlanilg City during early November with references to unidentified individuals and unclear nature of the deaths. The fragmentary text mentions Thorogehiars and a loss of life, with authorities investigating the scene.
An incomplete text fragment references a court or legal matter involving a person named Bock and his wife, mentioning a penalty and a fine. The garbled lines suggest accusations or charges and consequences but lack clear details, names, dates, or context to determine full events.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a shotgun and a gun event at a bank or nearby location. The details are unclear, but it references a firearm and a charged or charged status. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise summary.
A fragment notes the United Srcial Travelers planning a meeting at their lodge in Canbi with attendance expected on the 24th. Membership is emphasized as a key factor for participation.
A meeting titled Aun Tee Tu Meet Ere will be held at Maree Wall of Round Table for ens with a session starting at 2 30. The event mentions attendees including Wok ioe Grafton and others, with notes on seating and a deathbed section in the utile heel area.
A special train bearing Vice President Fairbanks left South Bend today as crowds gathered in Porter and Terre Haute. Representative Fred Landis joined the party at Wabash, with Chirten B. Landis presiding at Kokomo events and large, enthusiastic crowds along the route.
The Wizards depart at 8:00 to 8:25 tomorrow morning with a large group, a special car for conveyance, and possibly around two hundred supporters from the city expected to travel to Pairman for the game. The squad features Gill, Ash, Sausers, Coughtin, Pike Stealey, Sis Eee Glens Mathers, A. Steszer, Robinson, Bel, Manager Samp, Zinn, Byrd and more.
The Baptist General Association held its annual meeting in Clarksburg in October 1681, described as the best gathering the West Virginia Baptists have ever held in forty five years of association life.
A.J. McMillan, 65, a manufacturer, agent, and wealthy local figure, was found murdered in a field near his home in Pennsylvania. He was robbed, and authorities note the crime as a fatal assault with suspect details yet unclear.
Charley Watson, two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Watson, died after an evening illness in the Montiodlio addition. The family mourns as neighbors reflect on the sudden loss in their community.
A fragmented note reports Bryan and Wayne scheduled to speak in Omaha tonight while another item mentions LENCOIN and Babs with an event on November 2. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a public speaking engagement and a local detail about names associated with the event.
Feidy misses the Thanksgiving shipment as traders at SVILLE Grain Market report halted deals due to a local price drop. Buyers observe quiet activity while merchants await tomorrow’s auction results and potential price stabilization.
The piece discusses enforcement actions under the Hepburn law, indictments and convictions rising as Justice and Commerce agencies crack down on transportation discrimination. It notes President Roosevelt’s orders and Senators Elkins and Wikine pushing to curb rebates and favoritism, aiming to keep commerce open and fair.
A murky report alleges a murder connected to a Pulasy hotel scene. Police are informed of a suspect named Lach ob mis and a figure called Mr Lael. The accused claims involvement, while officials trace ties to a person from Mankeb. Connections with a Jer of Mra and Iqilic are noted as investigators pursue leads.
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