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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1908
Page
1
Reports from Cettinje and Petersborg indicate regular troops occupy a strategic pass and tightening lines in the Balkans. Austria and Russia signal military measures as tensions rise though officials claim no immediate alarm.
Fragmented OCR lists trustees and names linked to a bankrupty case for Penni s Larber and related firms. It cites CrusbIe OF thet Tey himber company and notes debts, appointments, and creditor actions in Harriville and Morkantown amid financial distress.
At a Clarks Hare Tent No 18 regular session at Traders hotel Jus nin, Gorge F. Anderson County clerk led installation naming 18 members including E Clans glass blower JW Trags electrician and others. George W Anderson conferred roles on members, notes show local trades and service workers among the new inductees.
In Sutton on November 18 a special meeting of Braxton County court convened to await the grand jury’s decision on the murder of Harvey Gleen. The two defendants remained in custody as the proceedings continued with high security and a bond set at 35,000 dollars.
Paris court postpones murder charge hearing involving Hickman to November 35 due to the anti Dronent by Count Agni Ma Cnatelinwe and Prlatene elle de Bayern for custody of their children.
The court heard testimony from three physicians who performed a postmortem on the murdered man’s body. They testified that death was caused by blows to the head with a heavy weapon. Emma Molirem, wife of the slain man, testified about the circumstances surrounding the death and described accompanying events at Toll Gate.
Amid a divided vote, Belmont and nearby towns favored dry measures. The Belmont district, along with nearby Bridgeport and Marine, showed support for prohibition while several towns reported opposition, totaling 16,2et ballots cast amid a tense local election.
Fragmentary report references a pay disagreement involving Wyden Merrick and a Muntington visitor. Mentions West Cieninkt Kah and Game Protective Association and a draft notice connected to a fel t xWw andmabted to the fegmente. Details are unclear.
Wilt H Tat arrives in Hoy Springs at 10 30 this morning planning to travel to Cuba this winter to witness the relighting of American life and the inauguration of the new Cuban government. No firm plans were disclosed.
Major General Duvall was selected to assume a high command role in Europe as part of wartime leadership. The decision was announced in Washington on November 18, assigning him to oversee European operations and coordination with allied forces.
Fragmentary text reports an event dated November 18 and mentions a woman, a rite, a possible alcohol reference, and a location with haunt or lamp. Details are obscured, leaving the exact actions, persons, and places unreadable.
A fragment notes someone named Capers from Fadi LS suffered a fall on Monday night with unclear rest of details. The text is garbled but indicates an injury event and timing.
The Clark Supreme Court of Appeals yearly report shows 1008 appeals docketed and 225 days in the court year ending September 30. It lists 2,250 appeals decided, 198 appeals dismissed, 65 appeals refused, and 460 cases still in session or pending as of September 20.
In Washington on November 13 the Italian Embassy issued a statement denying any involvement or interference by the embassy in the Abruzzi Elkins engagement, asserting the matter remains strictly private despite speculative reports.
Rural Carrier examination announced for Clarkaburi position with application details and deadlines. Postal officials urge qualified applicants to submit before the December 12 date and address submissions to Cardney in Western Virginia for processing.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions German government and an interview, referencing a $50600 amount and a New York center, with unclear names and places. The text is fragmented, lacking coherent events or identifiable figures.
A new treaty announced in Honolulu on November 16 outlines steps toward broader cooperation but includes vague terms and delayed implementation. The agreement touches immigration and enforcement measures, with key provisions postponed to February and subject to further negotiation among involved parties.
Fragmented copy reports edits and site plans for a Wet office building with a new hotel proposed by Noel near Main and Latrobe streets. The article also mentions a Lookout Mountain fire in Chattanooga, insurance figures, and a federation leader candidate, with garbled names and dates.
A railway accident between Cowen and Camden toppled two coaches and derailed the train engine. Passengers were taken to Cowen for medical care. all but one, Gurrell, are expected to recover. Reports cite broken rails as a probable cause.
The United Mine Workers of America call a special convention in Charleston West Virginia for Friday November 27 to be held at Liberty Hall and Relay. Organizers state the gathering will inform delegates of the leadership’s decisions and address pressing matters for the union.
In New York on November 18, Carl Helmrich and Henry Bauman of the Saperborough and Rapid Transit Company died when a Roderrick work train collided with an overhead bridge. Two other workmen were seriously injured.
C J Prunty of Smithburg was taken by Constable to Doddridge County to face embezzlement charges involving 219 dollars from the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. Authorities intended immediate arraignment and possible grand jury transfer. townsfolk recall a man from a good family.
In New York today the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil continued. Witnesses testified as to the antitrust case against the company. The proceedings included Rockefeller on the stand and discussion of the dissolution at the appointed hour.
A fire destroyed part of A. Si Chilters and family's Mt Setem property near Salem early morning. A boy reportedly started the blaze to keep the area warm, causing estimated damage around 8200 to Long's household belongings.
Forester Maxwell, attached to the Washington forestry service, completed an inquiry into tip damage across Monroe, Preston and northern counties. He will tour the southern region later this week to inspect all counties where losses were reported as Topofied.
Following the custom of other cities at Thanksgiving the Che Club plans a foot march to raise funds for hospital needs. Further notice will be given when plans are finalized and sponsors named for the charitable effort.
A fragment recounts a party led by Dennison and others tracking a panther along the Keyser riverbank. Mrs Pennison claims two individuals slaughtered game while the group encounters deer and bear. McKen shows a scene where Dennison is rescued as tax officials rush through the area.
A dated notice details estate plans surrounding a North High Street area with mentions of a large apartment project, multiple houses, and a proposed seven room dwelling. It references local firms, builders, and a city plan that could involve Chestnut wires and a Lambert Company collaboration.
A baseball meeting is planned to organize the Chessibesh district association for the season. George Ware of the Fairfield ClarkeSign Traction Company will attend to explain the goals and assist in forming a league. Local stockholders and interested parties are urged to attend the gathering at Waldo hotel Thursday at 8 o clock.
Fragmentary OCR text with unclear names and events. no coherent reportable incident identified.
Readable fragments describe a historical note or notice with limited clarity about a person or event. The text references a formal process and a location but lacks complete details to identify names, dates, or outcomes.
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