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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1908

Page

1

Medical Society Urges Congress Action At Once

Harrison County medical society meeting in Clarkaburs West Virginia endorses a national public health department within Washington. Dr N Slater cites preventable deaths from tuberculosis diphtheria typhoid and infant malnutrition and urges support from Senators Ellison Scott and Congressman Hubbard to push the measure in the coming session. The group cites economic and welfare arguments and lists attendees including D. P. Morgan C Louhery W C DeForest A O Flowers and many others.

Harrison County Empire Bebators Bikins Scott Conxe N. Slater Colety Ell Hutyard Mey Na- Halla Health Department American Medical Society Congress BD. P. Morgan Db. C. Louohery G- Ro Orden W. C. de- Forest Flowers FP Wehner We P Gon G. Natter Rp, Nutter B. F. Matheny H. V.varner M. Mason F. R. Dein J. Hl. Maloy Cc C. Jurvie L. J. Gurrence Ic. T. Armvit

Funeral for Ira Sturet Held at Wil s onburg

The funeral for Ira Sturet of Wilsonburg was set for Sunday morning, with services at his home and interment in the Odd Fellows cemetery. An investigation concluded no necessity for an inquest.

Ira Sturet Wilsonburg Walia Wort Odd Fellows OL Surat W. P

Fragmentary deed notice from county records unnamed parties

A damaged OCR fragment notes a deed entry with names and counties blurred. References to witnesses and officials appear garbled, but indicate a property transfer recorded in a Pennsylvania county with several named individuals and clerical marks.

Army Navy Game Draws Thirty Thousand In Philadelphia

In ideal weather more than thirty thousand people filled Franklin Field to watch West Point and Annapolis cadets clash in a gridiron battle. Prominent officers and members of the President's family observed as Army led Navy 6 to 4 at halftime with Secretary Wright on the Army side and Assistant Secretary Newberry among the Navy supporters.

Philadelphia Nox West Polit Annapolis Supresiacy Frankin Field Army Navy Longworth Ethel Roosevelt Wright Newberry

Glasscock Campaign Expenses Reported in Morgantown

Nov 28 Morgantown report shows Governor-elect Glasscock spent 613.20 on campaign travel and hotel bills and donated 1000 to the state executive committee for campaign purposes. The donation was not charged to his personal expenses.

Morgantown Glasscock Campaten Purposea

Bankers Guilty in Pittsburg Trial of Fraud Scheme

A federal jury in Pittsburgh found C. He Mullin vaishler R. K. Tiesem and E. H. Steinman guilty in a case involving misappropriation of funds from Farmers Merchants National Bank of Mount Pleasant and Acme Lumber Company. The indictment charged Mullin with misapplying funds and Steinman as an abettor. The alleged shortage was about 140,000 dollars. A new trial motion was planned to be made.

Pittsburg United States C. HE. Mullin Vaishler R. K. Tiesem Farmers Merchants National Bank of Mount Ating

Twelve divorces reported in United States 1687 19a8

A fragmented notice from Washington indicates twelve divorce actions were filed or completed in the period 1687 to 19a8. The unstable OCR shows references to the Conds Tureau and a dozen marriages in twelve counts with terms like termination and divorce.

Washington D. C United State Ube Tureau Uenrneedinas Tahdni Connecticut

Special Services at Payuarelal Brespytertar chuovh

Unreadable OCR fragment notes special services each night next week at the Payuarelal Brespytertar church with The Revs Mterera Atchletland and Hack to lead. CHICAGO GRAIN MAITRIOT reports Wheat losses and grain figures for November 285 with rough city data.

Chicago Choags Outen

Newspapers Demand Official Probe Into President Faure Death

Paris reports a rising call for a formal inquiry into the death of French President Faure amid Dreyfus era tensions. Royalists and Dreyfusards clash over alleged foul play and a possible political plot behind Faure’s demise.

President Faure

Hearne Favors Bluefield Candidate for State Collector

Nov 28 Hearne mentions Hon A J Mesenp of Bluefield as a potential state collector candidate. Local supporters claim he is a strong party leader with wide recognition across the state and would bring influence and weight to the administration.

Bluefield A J Trienis Sourbert Jptefonl Cecenus Dumby Wimmetinge Pwr Heth Hearne Majoritiea

Governor Creates State Highway Commission in Clarksburg

Governor v. 4. Dawsons has acceded to the reorganization of the State Board of Trade into a state highway commission. The unpaid body will draft a comprehensive bill for highway improvements to be presented next session. An expert engineer will attend, with expenses paid by the Board. The new commission is to meet in Charleston on December 16.

Clarksburg Dawsons State Highway Commission State Board of Trade State Band of ‘Trade Pew Commission Charleston

Cutting Affray at Craddock Home in Cirteville

At Craddock home near Cirteville J Slusher was hijacked by C Craddock with a knife. Slusher suffered five chest wounds as a feud over land trading and settlement escalated. Craddock appeared before Maynor, bond set at $1,000, indictment pending. Attorney George W Bland attended.

Beckley Hom Ot J. Craddock Cirteville John Slusher C. Craddock Slusher Craddock Tvanble Crancale Lautre Maynor

Miners Trapped as Coal Mine Fire Rages

News from a burning coal mine reports between two and three hundred miners inside when the blaze began. Rescue trains depart as officials and experienced miners rush to the scene amid heavy smoke and danger. The town clutches at hope while cylinders of dust swirl near the shaft mouth and two men near the cage are killed.

Fittsburg Putseux Buffalo Coal Company Martanis Marianna Warrington Monungaheld

Infant saves mother by selfless act near Sandy Hook

Martinsburg reports a baby girl prevented a fatal act by her mother Mrs. Henry Payne. On a B&O line near their Sandy Hook home the mother placed the child aside as a train approached, then lay prostrate on the track to shield the infant. Her husband pulled her away as the locomotive passed. Authorities suspect the mother may be mentally distressed from ill health.

Martinsburg Henry Payne Sandy Hook Hinger

Saloon Opens Under New Management in Swager District

The Swager saloon, formerly Messie Thomp King and Gary, reopens under George A. Nelly. The new manager aims to improve operations, attract a large patronage, and enhance the saloon’s standing in the city.

George A. Nellis Swager Messie Thompking Gary Saturnas’ Whorning Ander George A. Nelly

Brother appointed to fill unexpired term as clerk

At a November session of the county court in Beckley, BF Meadows, brother of the late Isadore Meadows, was named to fill the unexpired term as clerk after Clerk Meadows died last week.

Beckley Bf Meadows Isadore Meadows Clerk Meadows

Mrs Pio Improves After Surgery at St Marys

Mrs. Robert N. Pio who had an attack of appendicitis underwent a surgical operation at St Marys Hospital Saturday and is slowly improving with an early recovery anticipated.

Robert N. Pio St. Marys ‘Hospital

Uniforms Arrive for Macta Bee Tent Members

Uniforms for the Macta bee tent arrived last night, purchased by the tent. The garments were furnished by Lilley a-co., of Cincinnati.

Lilley A—Co Chiclinatl

Glass Plants of the City Receive Abee Write Up

Police trail General Mobley and a woman named Myers amid a series of arrests and investigations in Washington D C. The Salvation Army mission workers and local officers, including Captain Stayton, report Mobley’s alleged fraud ties and a missing couple Mabiex and the other woman. The case, tied to prior conduct in Washington, remains unsettled with charges and dispositions not known.

Elene D.C Genersi Mobley Maize Hart Gosnet Army Mission Stavros Woot Siving Caiat Paice Washington D. C Novi Chick Richard S.lvester Stealer Mabiex Malse Beesent Hbla City Bor Gratier Cate Slatin Ehé Oea Salvation Army Corps Washington Mobley Tims Cantain Stayton

Turbulent rise of new factory amid old guard opposition

A long garbled review details a new enterprise expanding production capacity with modern machines and a daily output claim. It notes the clash between veteran workers and new management, cites executives, foremen, and workers across multiple towns, and mentions wage concerns and labor tensions amid industrial changes.

Professor Post Tours West Virginia Farms and Grange Meetings

Professor Post of Morgantown visiting major cities with the West Virginia Experiment Station reports broad farmer representation at Washington Grange and Farm Bureau meetings. He notes farmers unite behind new training theories and principles aimed at advancing agriculture nationwide.

Morgantown Wallace Post Clarksburg West Virgiia Severs Ben Charles McIntyre Ohio Severn Post Ie

Williams After It Marlinton Speakership Candidate

Pocahontas county delegate A A Williams seeks speaker role in the House. A well known local figure with long service and leadership in religious and educational circles, Williams is described as a formidable candidate amid a competitive field.

Marlinton A. D. Williams Pocahontas County Williams Paul Record Wilforms Warwick Uris Inter Concord State Normal McTiool Somereloner Kehnol West Virgin Methodiy Protestant Shares

Court records show case for assault suit mix in hearings

A court session in the afternoon dealt with a local assault case involving Russell Carter of Davisents Ruth. The hearing focused on charges of assault and related offenses, with details not fully clear due to transcription errors, and the proceedings adjourned after preliminary discussions.

Russel Carter Davissents Ruth Sonclaarn Saietstllie Besie Shanny Sterley

Boy Out Hunting Thought Lost After Friday Search

Daniel Reed, 14, left home Friday afternoon to hunt near West Mechanic Street. His mother warned that police would be involved if he did not return. He did not come back and a nightlong search ensued. By Saturday noon he appeared, ending the missing overnight scare.

Daniel Reed Puck West Mechanic

Boat Haul From West Virginia To Morgantown By Road

A yacht named Weat Virginia was moved overland from West Milfora to Morgantown after river passage proved impractical. Owner incurred 10 may be misread as 310 in costs for the land crossing. The boat will be launched at Little Falls and proceed home under its own power.

Pairmont Satie Serre Frank Beat Morgantown Jana West Milfora Bern Best Thomas John Rayman Little Falls Ire

West Virginia Wool Growers Convene to Lobby Congress

Following a Tri State Wool Growers gathering, the West Virginia Wool Growers Association held a meeting to appoint a committee to present before the Ways and Means Committee of Congress. Appointed were Archibald Moore of Mannington as president and Hon Dante Maxwell of Monongalia County, with Mr Sheets of Harrison County and J B Huyett of Charles Town named coordinators.

Whoerling Tri-State Wool Growers Association West Virginia Wool Growers’ Association Waye and Means Congress Archibald Moore Mannington Dante Maxwell Onlo County Sheets Harrison County J.B. Huyett Charles Town

Cremated Franklin Tragedy Report From Thames Meyers Farm

The article recalls a fatal fire near Franklin where two young children aged three years and nine months were cremated after their mother left them briefly to milk the cow. A local resident from Lavne City was contacted, and the incident involved the Meyers family near Franklin.

Franklin Bax Thames Meyers Majer Aave

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