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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1908

Page

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War Between Turkey and Bulgaria Adds Pressure for Peace

Oct 3 dispatches report rising tensions between Turkey and Bulgaria as Austrian and Hungarian mediation efforts intensify. Bulgaria proclaims independence and moves troops. Turkish forces prepare for possible hostilities. European powers convene to prevent war and secure peace, with Ferdi nand in Vienna amid city-wide diplomatic activity.

Bulgaria Hoover Rumelia Turkey Thr Ren Ata Gin “Apliane Mainey Pilties Turkiaty Wsmy Ferdinand Vienna Austria Hungary Tos Hiersegovinis

Special Judge Hears Go Methodiet Church Sell Property

Morning session in sireuch court heard a request by the board of trustees of Go Methodiet church for an order to empower sale of the old graveyard property. Judge C. W. Lynch presided. The Bolster case involving the Armstrong estate at Grafton resumed in the afternoon. Nick Sevit’s murder case saw the interpreter from Pittsburg delayed. he was on the way and will likely be called tomorrow morning.

Sireuch Courte Teachsen Go Methodiet Church Craveh C. W. Lynch Bolsier Grafton Nick Sevit Pittsburg

Thaw Divorce Case Sets Future Home for Countess

In Pittsburgh and Baropel reports the recent Thaw divorce decision centers on the Countess of Fermouth and her future residence. Miss Alice Thor and the Countess are linked to the Thaw family’s plans as their ex husband Harry Thaw seeks freedom by a will. The ruling directs the Countess toward a home with her mother, Mrs William Thaw, shaping the postdivorce arrangement amid ongoing legal questions.

Pittsburg Copley-Thaw Alice Thor Jase Fermouth Pittebars Baropel Lins Gino William Thaw Harry Finn

Taft Addresses Large Crowds in Kansas City Tour

Taft speaks to a large crowd in Kansas City outlining campaign stops. He plans next to attend events in Leavenworth and Atchison before heading to a major appearance in Aimourt for two days.

Missouri

Right 10 Vot en Take Away Rights in West Virginia

October 5 report claims Democratic registrar in Durbin refused to register a wife by net and property owner and would not oath to West Virginia as future home. Dunlevie registrar reportedly barred a lumberman from registering due to home ownership. others claim voters coerced by property requirements to disenfranchise laborers.

Roceverte Ac Durbin Maxlee West Virginia Parahontas County Dunievie Ball AL N. Barlow D. N. Barlow House of Defegates W.H. Taylor Stony Creek Hecouac Taylor Barlow Tasser Tayler Een J. T. McGraw

West End Water Company Chartered in City

The secretary of state issued a charter to the West End Water Company of this city with capital stock of 20000 dollars and 25 dollars paid. The operators are Q E Lawman H Pay Lawman Lawman and D H Taylor of Clerks Bureau. John D Pickens was here Monday from Quist Detail.

Secretary of State West End Water Companys Q. E. Lawman Lawman Man D. H Taylor Bure John D. Pickens Quist

Sherman Busy Journey Through Indiana Towns

Fragmentary report notes a traveler named Gog visiting towns in Indiana including Sherman, Jevassville, and nearby areas. The snippet references a trip from the south to the north of Indiana with unclear motives or outcomes. Further readable details are not available in the provided text.

Novel Method of Railroad Car Theft Discovered

In Cumberland on October 5 a new and dangerous theft method from Baltimore Ohio railroad freight cars was uncovered. Thieves used small ladders and ropes to access moving cars, open sealed doors, and loot merchandise between stations, hiding loot as trains progressed. Officer Kale traced the technique, even recovering a ladder used in the crimes. Continued on page eight.

Cumberland Baltimore Ohio Railroad B&q Kale

Eleven Die In Fire At Morgantown Celebration

A fire tore through a celebration in Morgantown honoring Governor candidate Willa E. Glasscock. Attendees included Stuart F. Reed, Congressman George C. Sturgis, and Senator Reading Wyre Row, with fire displays observed as the event progressed.

Stuart F. Reed Tate Morgan~ Fown Willa E. Glasscock Morgantown Gianacock George C. Sturgies Reading Wyrerows Suchinan

Tenement Fire Kills Several in Mulberry Street Block

New York reports a four story tenement on Mulberry Street burned during an early morning fire. Eleven residents perished including Dominick Pinehelli and his wife with three children, Francesco Patentrino and Vita among the injured. Fifty people slept inside as occupants escaped by jumping from windows. one unidentified man died later at hospital. Several others were seriously hurt. Fire origin under investigation.

New York Tower Mulberry Street Dominick Pinehelli Francesco Patentrino Mia Senntino Young Vita Excapeil Mun Dda

Looters Nabbed at Ballsy Produce Co Warehouse

Police arrested several vagrants after they loitered behind the Ballsy Province Company warehouse on Mowns street Sunday night. Mayor Wood lectured them this morning and released them on promises to stop loafing there. the group had been causing annoyance to Bajlay Produce Company and its workers.

Fleyen Joufers Punte Lo Ballsy Province Company Mownstreet Bajlay Produce Company Hist Company Baytns

Hebrews Meet Commemorative Service At City Hall

Hebrews of the city hold services for Janglus ball Cracirn an hex to observe Yanv Kiar the Day of Atonement. Services began at ten o clock last evening and will continue at the same hour sunset. During the twenty four hours participants remain in the worship area and all city businesses operated by Hebrews closed for the day.

Child Buried After Incident In Small Community

A local report describes a severe incident involving a child and Mrs Sopiilkot Selomwan, with authorities noting a fatal outcome. Details remain limited as investigations continue.

Pastor Installed at Me Fist Presbyterian Church

The Rev G W Polinck of Buckhannon preached in the presence of a large congregation to mark the installation of a new pastor at Me Fist Presbyterian Church. The 4 G Ely of Morgantown delivered the charge to the pastor and Rev A Cunningham of Morgantown delivered the charge to the church. Special music was led by Miss Cora Atkinson.

Ene Akey Vr. Stetnenand Me Fist Presbyterian G. W. Polinck Buckhannon G. Ely

Priges Break New York Political Crisis

Fragmentary report notes violence at an offering by the black marker amid brave European sling causing political crisis in eastern Europe. All European exchanges were damaged.

New York Eaxtern Europe

Winn BeRenrook Takes New Job At Peerless Glass

Winn BeRenrook, a shinplag clerk at the Cherkebure Windew Glove Company for seven years, resigns to assume a priming position at the Peerless Glass Company's Nortiview factory.

Winn BeRenrook Cherkebure-Windew Glove Company Imnal Primiag Peerless Glass Company Nortiview

Endmegoes Operation and Funeral Noted in Short Line Items

An engine crew member on the Short Line broad underwent repair at St Marys Hospital today for an injury. Messages mention a funeral service for Mex D S MGI with Tetrick referenced in Shinnmae Aupdey mut.

Bull St. Mary’s Heaplail Uy Tetrick Shinnmae Mex DS Mgi

Italian who shot another caught after gun attack

Joe Ansetto, an Italian bartender at Connell's saloon on Pike Street Hes, was shot twice in the leg but not fatally. Francesco Buccahorno, a Pinnickinnick tea miner, was arrested in Fairmont after a warrant issued by Magistrate George H. Gordon. Constable Andrew Lyon transported Buccahorno to the county jail. Ansetto's condition is non dangerous and his recovery is expected.

Joe Ansetto St) Connell’s Pike Street Kessler Hospital Francesco Buccahorno Pinnickinnick Buccahorno Palrmont George H. Gordon Pinnick Fairmont Andrew Lyon Buckenhorne Samuel Sullivan Baltimore & Ohio Gordon Gratton Ansetto

Churches of Christ close annual meeting at Barrackville

The Churches of Christ annual meeting at Barrackville concluded last evening. Rev. C D Moore of Jacksondurm gave a long course and other ministers offered short talks. George D. Dean, editor of the Lum perpart Independent, was present Saturday night.

Fairmont Churches of Christ Barrackaville C.D. Moore Jacksondurm George D. Dean Lumperpart Independent Hero Sat~ Urdas Niente

Falls Downstairs Injures Ten Year Old at Opera House

Cullie Payik, 10, son of Junie Davis of Incknow Street, slipped on stairs after a performance at the opera house and fell headlong to the floor. He was treated at Keaster hospital with possible skull fracture ruled out by doctors. he walks with crutches and is expected to recover shortly.

Cullie Payik Junie Davis Incknow Street Keaster Hospital Opera Daloomy Davin Golric Era House

Last Sermons Mark Year End at Local Chapels

The Rev. J Bing and Homer Metheny delivered their final sermons yesterday at Goff and Awh Chapel Methodist Episcopal churches for the Chessut conference year and they will depart tomorrow for Mountidetilic to attend the annual conferences. Their congregations will seek their return.

J. Bing Homer Metheny Goff and Awh Chessut

West Virginia Patents Reported by West Virginia Inventors

West Virginia patent lawyer H. E. Dulap of Wheelii, West Virginia, reports the recent invan of patents to West Virginia inventors including E Barron Jacksonbarg ay Hicks CL Brown Ronceverte ralisjelat. F May Shry Sek rales.

H. E- Dulap Tewyer wWheelii West Virena E. Barron

Lawyers to Decide Urgent Question Tonight on Court Change

Lawyers convene at 7190 golock Hi the court hone to act on whether to create an additional court. One report favors a criminal court while another supports an intermediate court. A committee will report with minority and majority views as to the best path amid heavy civil and criminal caseloads.

Inge Criminal Court Sinpater

Alleged Horse Theft in County Jail

Louis Jones, colored, is held on charge of stealing a bay mare valued at 250 dollars from J. Howser Davin near Eber. Arrested by Constable R Kidd after warrant, believed linked to a Palmont sale for a shotgun and dollar. He allegedly escaped a prior jail attempt and was awaiting trial for hog theft.

Louis Jones Q Bay J. Howser Davin Eber Jones Dinpard Kidd Storm Falrmount Palmmiont Jpirmont Sawine

Beaws Were Taken in Glen Mall Theft Case Dismissed

Charles Anderson and Clarénd Crink, youths of Glen Mall, faced a charge of stealing two bushels of beans from Mrs Laura Finnarty in Magistrate Gordon's court. Insufficient evidence led to dismissal. Milhairty testified she set beans aside while she went indoors. she claimed the pair took them in her absence. The beans were valued at two dollars per the complaint.

Charles Anderson Clarénd Crink Glen ‘Mall Gordon Laura Flnharty Milhairty Sait Anderson Kally Duane

County court to convene special term for officers and notaries

The county court will hold a special term tomorrow to appoint election officers and notaries public, submit orders, address the dog law for voters, and contract for Jarvie road repairs to Poe district. Roosevelt, Jr. works in a carpet factory. A. Harrian wheels a pesbaw, and E. H. Marrimapo is willing ten apa stars at rail line bottom. A single clerk earns $75 a month for the Denver, Laramie & Worthwestern railroad.

Oficari Vawalltys ‘Ing Notaries Public Pasant Wi Jarvie Road Poe Denver, Cole Roosevelt, Jr Etry A. Harrian E. H. Marrimapo Ing Buninese Denver, Laramie &Worthwestern

Grain market notices from Chicago and Wheat price update

In Chicago market items show December wheat at 8.78 dollars and corn at 4 3 4. Prices reflect the New York Wheat and grain trade as reported for the Octur year.

Chicago

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