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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1908

Page

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Hughes Campaign Opens In Ohio With Taft Support

In Youngstown Ohio Governor Hughes of New York and Senator Beveridge lead a Republican rally chaired by Governor Waris. The event features introductory remarks by Anthony J. Vorya and a heated address praising the party’s achievements and warning against the opposing faction, highlighting the need to defend popular rights and conservative governance.

Youngstown Ohio Hughes New York Sedaton Beveridge Waris Wiekork Harris Anthue J. Vorya Juvoridze Republican Party Ite Atlin Tammany Hall

Philadelphia mother seeks missing son in Harry Johnson case

A Philadelphia mother, Eliza Johnston, writes Magistrate Gordon hoping her missing son Harry Johnston might be the man shot in Clarksburg by Bank President Pletcher. The letter, seeking confirmation, notes a three year absence and describes traits to aid identification amid ongoing inquiries. Magistrate Gordon will consult with the coroner and report back. New York details accompany the appeal.

Smother Harry Johnson A.J. Pletcher Bee I Hive G. Harry Gordon Philadelphia Gordox Harry Johnston Clarksburg Pletcher Eliza Johnston Pemberton Street Gordon W.P. Camp

Money Given to The Homes For Reform Effort

Mrs. Alge L. Dent of Ultimora represents the National Florence Crittenton Mission and is in West Virginia to raise funds for Parkerbane and Whorugg tumexes. She carries a commission from Mrs. Kate W. Barrett and letters from President Roosevelt. Local subscriptions listed include amounts from D. Brit, B.T. Weir, J. Koblegard, The A. Radford Poetry Co., and many others.

Alge L. Dent Ultimora Dent Florence Crittenton West, Virginia Nasonal Parkersbane Kate W. Barrett Washington, D.C Roosevelt Autsel West P. IE GP Leatherbury Ike Ri LD. Wilson Fuse Slayton J. Gasley de Mason Myrag C. B. Johnson J. Wood

Bank Suspends Pittsburg Institution Under State Order

The Cremopolitan national bank of University suspended operations today by order of the banking commissioner. Officials reported a fair-seed one thermal incident caused a notable disruption, with the bank cited as insolvent. The capital stock stood at $500,000 and the institution reportedly faced a recapitalization need of $7,900,000.

Pittsburg

Wright's Flight Urmans Planes September

Fragmentary report notes Wright’s airplane flight lasting 79 minutes and 45 seconds before an approaching audience. Mention of Beare Farmsen and metal mitt appears as garbled names.

Urmans Fir Wright Aden

Marriage License Issued for Edward Wunt and Mary Moline

A marriage license was issued to Edward Leon Wunt and Mary Moline. The formal record notes the couple’s names and the license date.

Newnes Edward Leon Wunt Mary Moline

Resignation of Senator Sam Montgomery Reported

The Charleston Mall verifies the resignation of Senator Sam Montgomery of Preston County from the State Tax Commissioner’s office. Montgomery, a Republican, plans a campaign tour, citing time constraints as he supports the ticket.

Sam Montgomery Charleston Preston County White Montgomery Preston State Committee

West Virginia Fair Association elects five new directors

At the fair grounds meeting, stockholders elected five directors to replace those whose terms expired. New directors are R. J. Garley, J. B. Stour, Camden Sommers, A. C. Parr and Thomas C. White. All were re-elected except Garley. Terms run two years and directors will meet in January to select officers.

West Virlula Fair Association Ternoy Tate R. J. Garley J. 8 Stour Camden

Teachers Arrive to Begin Work Monday in City

Most of the public school teachers with posts in the city have arrived and are ready to start on Monday. Present are Prof. Frank Ortright of Sago Towhur county Mine Machel Casino and Mix Gertruda Yollock of Buck Tannon.

Rom ‘Denen Sutelde Svt Frank Ortright Sago Towhur County Mine Machel Casino Hd Mix

Church Brunto n Sabbath Day Services Planned

Church Brunton observes Sabbath on September 12 with a full day of events at Lom Creek. Morning sermon covenant meeting and communion, afternoon Sabbath school under Deaton supervision, with a bond and addresses after services during an all day meeting and dinner on the ground.

Lom Creek Deaton

Judge Nathan Goff Declines Governor Campaign Bid

Telegraph from Milwaukee confirms Judge Nathan Goff will not seek or support the Republican nomination for governor. The message urges that his name not be used in political matters, signaling his intent to remain out of state politics and disfavoring further campaign chatter.

Nathan Goff Milwaukee Guy Comn Charles W. Swisher Judge Goff Goff Judge Gof Belter Stuart F. Reed Judge Galt Galt Galt: “Milwanker, Wis., Sept. 4, 1908 “Hon. S. F. Read, “Clarketurg, W. Va Repubblican Tominge

Foundations Started for Three Houses on Jackson Square

Edward J. Doyle and Daniel Henry have finished stone brick and cement foundations for three two story frame dwellings on Jackson Square facing East Pike Street. The homes, for Parker Coudre, P. J. Lydon, and Thomas Connell, will cost about 26,000. A. S. Rodney of Rochester N Y, a noted horse owner and feeder, leased with the track at the fair grounds and will locate training headquarters nearby.

Edward J. Doyle Daniel Henry Jackson Square East Pike Street Parker Coudrr P. J. Lydon Thoman Connell A. S. Rodney Rochester Fair Grounds Senate

Track record broken at Clarksburg fair races Friday

The West Virginia Fair at Clarksburg concluded with record breaking times in the Free For All, led by King Direct from Rochester with 2.08% track marks amid perfect weather and strong nightly crowds. Management praised conditions and vigilance. racing featured six heat events and several close finishes while other fair attractions, cattle and poultry exhibits, ponies, and a subdued gambling scene drew steady attendance.

West Virginia Stavir King Direct Bay Station Rodney Rochester N.Y Clarksburg Thor B. Bh Gold Hill W. Whitney Chicago Whitney Cesses Box Elder, Jr J. A. Clark Fairmont Clark Harrison Ethan K Keyser Farm Keyser Fonnson Reidheart H. Wilson Connellsville Wilson Edmleton Clemons Farm Xenia Hedrick Esring Richmond Grezna Lasso Wire Wilkes Todney Glenna Glenn Athol G. W. Green Sedalla Watklba Perr K Cyh. H Reward J. MJ Welsh Axt Cumberland Wels Bonnie

Scott-Smith incident reports exaggerated in Wheeling

An investigation found Wheeling dispatches about the Scott-Smith encounter were greatly exaggerated. Senator Scott has not been laid up or under medical care and did not sustain a scratch in the affray.

Wheeling Scott-Smith Scott” Tan

Order Issued to West Virginia National Guard for Fort Harrison Maneuvers

Adjutant General Burlew's office issues transport orders for West Virginia National Guard troops to Fort Benjamin Harrison. Troops move September 10 for a maneuvers period through September 21, with multiple infantry companies assigned routes via Wheeling Columbus Parkersburg Cincinnati and Huntington. Medical and staff officers join closest sections. subject to brigade command adjustments.

Burlew West Virginia National Guard Fort Benjamin Harrison West Virginia West Adjutant General's Office Charleston Wheeling Columbus Parkersburg Cincinnati Point Pleasant Ridgeway Huntington Fairmont Morgantown Burton Littleton Aerion Mar Unsburg Piedmont Clarkabore Parkersbore Poly Pleasant

Scale signed by multiple window glass firms in West Virginia and Ohio

Advices received today show firms signing the National Window Given Work scale including West Fork Glam Company Clarice burg Morgantown Ideal Window Glass Company West Union Crescent Window Glas Company Clarks Dure Lafayette Glam Clarkabung Camp Gina Com pany Mt Vernon Kervine Gin Company Eldred Walls Glas Company Sistatrehe Faremont Gines Company Palmont. Active window glass operations across the field total 15 to 560 hand operated plants preparing for renewals next week. County court to award contracts for several bridges this afternoon.

West Fork Glam Company Clariceburg W. Va W. R Jones Glan Company Morgantown Ideal Window Glass Company West Union Crescent Window Glas Company Weston Clarks Dure Lafayette Glam Companies Clarkabung Camp Gina Company Mt Vernon Kervine Gin Company Eldred Walls Glas Company Sistatrehe W. Way Faremont Gines Company Palt* Mont W. Vx Next Wren

Taft Era Praises and Questions of Reform Movement

Youngstown commentary assesses Taft era achievements and Theodore Roosevelt's influence. It lauds the seven years of progressive reforms including railroad rate regulation, meat and drug safety laws, irrigation, labor protections, the Chinese Exclusion Act defense, and government employee compensation. It notes bipartisan support and Republican leadership while warning against impracticable leaders and emotional agitation. Continued discussion promised on page 5.

Youngstown Berdades Ohio Roosevelt Police Comemand Washington Theodore Noorevelt Moidirn Hay Gran Eich Republicae Party Etampis Rexan Tiestv

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