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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1908
Page
6
A baseball game between Pittaburs and a local industrial team is set for Union Park tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Admission is free, and the event aims to attract every interested person to attend.
A corrupted clipping notes Rudolph Aronson's The Man at the Mugur with a thousand copies sent to Republican state headquarters. The item is being displayed in the reel form for sale, dedicated to Hon. William Howard Taft.
A large crowd is expected for a Republican rally at the court house Wednesday night. Congressman Hubbard, along with We Hulbert of Wheeling and other speakers, will address supporters. Mayor Low is set to introduce prominent guests and outline party plans for Harrison County rallies. Further meeting dates will be announced shortly.
J. R. Hickman and Frank Ferdie, arrested on Warrants for conducting a gambling room on Pike street, appeared before Mayor Wood at police court but were discharged as no one appeared against them. A man claiming to have been robbed of 200 at cards testified. Thomas Morgan and J. A. Lawson paid $4.80 fines for drunkenness while R. Moore and W. W. Weed forfeited 4.80 put up for drunkenness.
A meeting of West Virginia window glass manufacturers is slated for tomorrow to review a committee report and discuss a possible central exchange with a selling agent to halt a price war. The plan aims to unite producers and stabilize market prices across the region.
The Bryan parrot reappears in the Bryan campaign, repeating shrill phrases from past years. Voters are tired of the feathered rhetoric as serious issues demand attention and public discourse shifts away from demagogic chatter.
Oct 5 funeral services in Shinnston for Mrs. Riods Lows Gisley wife of Dr. Z Stalley followed by burial in Masonic cemetery. Clergy from Clarksburg led the rites with a large gathering of relatives and friends from Clarksburg Buckhannon Bridgeport Fairmont and New York among attendees and mourners including Olsa Huff and Miss Margaret Clark.
Oct 4 Lauberport defeated Monongah on the former's grounds in a wall played game. Scoring details include Sprout and Wincmtley Stolentinsex Pethtel with two hits. Pitchers Toothman and Satterfield allowed runs, with multiple players Left on base: Spring Cochran Murnent Crimm Pethtel Mason Moore Strick. Umpire Robinson. Time 1:40.
Upwards of seven thousand bodies have been recovered by the health department of Hyderabad after floods devastated the Hyderabad and Deccan area a week ago. Belief prevails that the total may exceed all previous counts in the region.
The state convention of Women's clubs will be held here this week with a large turnout of delegates from all parts. The program includes an Arab manlot on Wednesday evening and a reception for visitors. Michael Dolan of Wolf Summit, a city businessman, is noted among attendees.
A Kansas City Post letter dated May 7 2008 urges disfranchisement of ignorant and degenerate black voters in Kansas arguing mixed schools and political power threaten state institutions. The writer cites past political impact and warns Kansas and Missouri must curb negro suffrage to protect free government.
The article argues that about eighty cents of every $1,000 in U S manufactured exports are sold cheaper abroad than at home. It credits both major parties for tariff policies that favor American labor by allowing imports of raw materials for export. It cites Sherman, McKinley, Wilson-Gorman, and Dingley laws to show bipartisan support for competing in foreign markets to keep American workers employed.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a medal pour and a product line tied to 19 units and a flour brand. Readable words include enemy or sweet and Meyody Flour alongside a reference to medal pouring or an award. Further readable context is limited.
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