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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1903
Page
1
fragmented OCR tale recounts a murder linked to Mrs Donatelli and a family conflict with unclear names and locations. core actions are obscured but suggest a night incident and a feverish or ill condition amid tense family relations.
A brakeman sustained injuries after an incident in the yards Sunday evening. He was taken to a physician’s office immediately. The report notes numbness and a stressed neck but suggests no lasting impairment. Authorities classify the event as an accident during yard work.
An OCR read shows a chaotic scene with attempted stabbing and brawl among workers. One man sought escape while others battled. a bystander was injured as tensions rose amid a noisy urban setting. The report notes unclear names and timing due to text damage.
An obituary honors Mrs Webb and relatives. The piece recalls her long life in Chawkshare and mentions neighbors Mrs Marttisfones and Mrs Murda JUTelonh. It notes a May funeral and lists community figures who attended the service and the local press coverage forthcoming.
Morlay Fhe and Tonisa G Brann joined by Vjotey Atyyont in a ceremony noted in county records. Mario Pehiwa and Aithitekde were also issued licenses along with Dean oid Ahapa Thee, listed in the same batch.
Local notices indicate Wells are due at Salem amid complex leases. observers expect Sianne Gali Now 2 to be favored in by the State Benn while Barrie well on the Wer Line shows response. Results will be watched closely as Si Thon and Lee weolteernayy enter big affairs.
The Moore family director and manager of Snekvon Trou and Tin Plater company face a possible sale of Moore's stake. Directors will decide on a price within weeks, with court action possible if terms fail. Developments expected in days. a suit may follow if no agreement by two weeks.
A chaotic fragment describes a new business opening on Main Street with mentions of a main presiding figure, an eager committee, and a directors meeting. Text references Easter events, a duke, and local names in a melodramatic newspaper voice, though details are garbled.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude from MM and Mrs Swartz to friends and lodge members for support during a soldier’s illness and recovery. The notice mentions names and a November date, reflecting a local social club context.
The fragmentary notice names several individuals including Caitlin Vanice and others from Lywel and nearby areas as applying for infantry service while noting some or all apply status remains unsettled. remains obscure in full context.
Dr Carder of Wert Bunty is gravely ill with peritonitis and fever and is near death. Medical staff report serious condition and possible recovery remains uncertain.
Inter-State Secretary George F Tibbits led a meeting urging erection of a new building for the Clarksburg Association. Nor ris and members vow to push the project with a canvass that already secured several thousand dollars toward ground breaking.
A local report from Hattlnute & Ohio railroad notes a night incident near Corriston where a conductor dodged a dangerous train collision. The male crew member reportedly fell under a car but survived with only superficial injuries, while others were shaken but unharmed as rail staff restrained the situation.
The second floor fire was detected by proprietor G. F. Thompson of Chompaont E Must st. Smoke and flames were found as he noticed smoke coming from a pile of rubbish. Firemen arrived quickly and contained the blaze before it could spread further, origin undetermined but likely accidental from a glowing ember in the rubbish.
The piece praises Mr Stout of Hawkshire for his updated holiday paper and liberal advertising, claiming it draws customers to his shop offering a wide stock of goods. It argues other merchants should imitate his wide reach to gain success and trade share.
Worrell, a former barber in this city, tried to end his troubles with a self inflicted gunshot near Chancellor hybel. The bullet entered above the right eye and he was rendered unconscious before doctors moved him to St Joseph’s. He will recover, but vows to become an example to the youth.
A memorial note reports the death of a young child from diphtheria in the Monticello addition area. The obituary states the event occurred Sunday afternoon around 12 40 and the remains were interred in the cemetery.
A Salvation Army member, Jai WT J Pony of ie Saya Arvhy, is described as suffering from an ailment but shows improvement and hopes to be well for the Army’s next Sunday meetings. Chulel J Bayi is also reported sick and confined to his room.
A special conclave of Clarksburg Knights Templar will be in session this evening for conferring degrees. The gathering spans multiple dates as part of the rite, with seats filled for the ceremony and related proceedings.
A garbled notice indicates an attorney assumed temporary bookkeeping duties at a Watts Lani store following a disruption or appointment by JP Nettleton. The sequence mentions Chicago work and resistance in the local context, with unclear dates or outcomes.
Fragmentary text notes pursuit of truants, a tyrant figure named Mureedians, and a chaotic afternoon. Mentions a classroom, a teacher in charge, and partial phrases about songs and a plan involving Lepiher. Overall, highly garbled and incomplete.
An unclear note reports a local official planning to spend a week with his parents in the city, mentioning a Tendore hotel and a morning visit.
Aubrey Suiles fourteen, son of Art Snider of Lost Greek, died Sunday afternoon after a platform accident near Loint Croek depot. Witnesses say he was pulled into a post and fatally crushed. a physician stated survival was unlikely. Burial occurred in Stockfor cemetery amid neighborhood mourning.
Colin P. Nuifleton, a bookkeeper for Watts company, resigns from Baltimore. Mrs Nettleton to accompany him to Chicago where he will take up duties as bookkeeper. The departure ends ties with Baltimore friends who regret his move.
A wedding secret leaks from Wilbur Pals Doi and partner details an intended marriage. Neighbors discuss the couple as new information surfaces about plans, while friends await confirmation and the groom’s motives remain unclear. The paper notes increasing public interest as rumors spread.
The ladies of the choir at the Mid Presbyterian church invite all to an oyster supper in the parlors of the church on the first Monday evening from seven to ten. Proceeds aid church funds and all are welcome.
A revival series began Sunday night at the Protestant church in West Milford under the direction of Rev. Gueon. The revival will continue for several days with services planned each evening at the church.
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