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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
1
In Paint Swne a burglary was reported with dogs following a trail from the scene. The pursuers tracked toward East Home and Bad Curder, but no sign of the robber was found and the exact culprit remains at large.
Police report a deadly confrontation Saturday evening at Northview. Authorities expect murder charges if the suspect Goc e is confirmed dead. one man, Tom, faces potential penitentiary or gallows.
Millard P. Snider war special commissioner oversaw the public auction of land from Park Coal Company. The sale attracted bidders with strong interest and higher prices. John R. Stont purchased 235 acres for $9,659 amid smaller tract sales. The tract total reached 800 acres. Gordon Auctioneering handled the auctioneering.
Fyelden Asbury Jidfroys and Jennie Myrtle Hamrick, both of Adamston, were united in marriage at 2 o clock Sunday in the Adamston Baptist parsonage by the Rev Robert B McDanel in the presence of a few friends. They reside at Adamston.
The O Gara Coal Mining Company relocated from the Traders Building to the Empire Building on Monday and now occupies room 28 on the fourth floor. The Short Line Coal Company and the Cook Coal Company also moved into the Empire Building and occupy the same floor.
Marriage licenses issued to Ricco Wien Atherry Toifehde and Pe Pattie Hamrick. names Morris and Corw appear in partial form. Clerk Holden confirms issuance in Bleckpole.
An economic notice notes strong forward momentum in banking with a financial statement highlighting rapid advancement. It mentions the Empire Greater and local banks as factors in a buoyant financial scene, with emphasis on growth and resilience in the sector.
The city opened its schools Monday with a large turnout and expectations of reaching 1500. Students received book lists, were assigned grades, and many took special exams for promotions. Four rooms report for Carlile Court next week, with new staff guiding the buildings.
The third and final elimination for teachers under the waifora system will be held at the Central School building, Clarksburn, on Thursday and Friday, September 13 and 14, starting promptly at 7 o'clock p.m. L Wayman Ogden, County Superintendent.
The Waldo social season opens with the first society dance of the year hosted by local leaders. Invitations extended to prominent figures. refreshments planned. Also notes growth of the Lownsles Savings Bank and Trust Company with over $50,000 in new business since the last report.
County court met in regular September session with mostly routine business. Brink Price, a Columbia mines bookkeeper, injured his sight arm while throwing a baseball Saturday. Ti L. Wella attended the state fair on Monday. W. M. Hudson and GC D. Shamer departed for Ferra Alta to join the fall meeting of the Grafton Presbytery. Joseph Fork leaves tomorrow for Pittabars to enroll at Bt Vinomt school.
Fragmented notes describe gifts for children and a mysterious mirror. The text references figures like Hawk sid Vesses Chips and a Milwaukee envy motif. A reflection theme contrasts youthful learning with a teacher’s influence and a trick rarity of inspection.
At Sea Girt West Virginia team members excel in the national event with Lieut. Col. Osborn Lieut- Col. Jolliffe and Captain Arnold earning medals. They place within the 80 percent class and show stronger performance than last year.
Anna Kidd and William Hutchison were married in Adamston Chiptay evening in a complete surprise to friends. Mrs Kidd is postmistress of plier and is saved and respected. Mr Hutchison plans business in Hietan. Friends wish them a long and prosperous life.
The bank shows a healthy condition with deposits over 120000 and a substantial turnover since the previous statement. It notes a merger making it the largest bank in the state outside Wheel ing, reflecting growing confidence in the public markets.
A partial text notes a delegation including Jon Cluckabars and several students such as Talat Gaughan Moran Brennan RoRen Clifford and Franke Hop kins traveling to Enter Rogk College in Ellicott City Maryland for admissions or enrollment.
A wild assault occurred near Main and Hay streets as a victim escaped injury after being knocked down by three women. An unidentified assailant fled the scene, prompting police to seek information. Nearby, several locals including Tirechfold and a traveling company representative were seen in town, with others planning short trips and returns to work.
The meeting of party leaders including Knox and Fitzhugh discussed a Sept primary with rules like last May. A subcommittee of Lang, More and Riblet will handle assessments and qualifications of candidates for county commissioner school superintendent House of Delegates and boards of education. The session was harmonious and unanimous.
The report notes Carter is scheduled for trial on the 18th. Abe Scott, colored, faces indictment by the grand jury for the killing of George Ridgeway. Eight appeal cases from the city are listed. crim docket to fill the remainder of the term.
A new musical group called the Opera House Band has formed, comprising ten to twelve players drawn from the theatre and opera house staff. The management provides rehearsal space, lights, uniforms, money, and instruments. Prof. John Shinn will lead. the band aims to supply theatre music and may take outside engagements.
The periodical notes rising merchant charges amid a broader financial statement publishment. Reports reference individuals in Wheeling and Atlantic City visits, with mentions of medical care travels and upcoming events in Baltimore.
Clarksburg suffers a shutout loss as Wheeling leans on strong pitching and fielding. Zinn and Kane provide resistance with defensive plays and a late single by an unnamed batter. The crowd saw bright moments but the home team could not solve the opposing hurler.
Mrs Louisa Monts accuses an unknown man of robbing her husband after a Saturday sale at a local saloon. Justice Harry Gordon's court proceedings stall until the accused is identified, and Monts awaits a breakthrough. The report notes the couple’s uncertainty and the need for identification before progress.
Fragmentary OCR hints at an arrest warrant issued for a man named Harry Gordon. Irregular characters and misspellings obscure details but indicate a law enforcement action and a confrontation or arrest involving a woman named Peek. Further readable names include Joliy Biach and Nottie ees Setarday.
Mr. Mark F. McDowall and Miss Margaret A Philbun were married at 11 30 am Monday in a quiet home ceremony attended by a few friends. Rev John A Heynolda of the Catholic church officiated. Their friends extend best wishes.
The B P Elks No 482 postpone a meeting to 8 oclock this evening at the hall on Third Street. Members should attend as the lodge opens its regular winter season.
The Farmers Bank reports a splendid increase in business and rising prices. It is one of the leading state financial institutions, growing stronger daily, and invites readers to review the statement for themselves.
A special meeting of the Kings Daughters circle of the M. E. church is planned at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Payne on Went Pike. The gathering aims to arrange entertainment for the Clarksburg W. H. B. L. S. group and is set for Tuesday at 7:30.
The readable fragments mention bees and a man named Gordon. The text is damaged and unclear but suggests a tale about honey or bee products and a city scene. Further context is unreadable.
Partial readable lines describe an elderly woman needing assistance amid a fire at Locust and Petro sites near Glen. The garbled text mentions a person’s plea and a possible report of the blaze, but details are unclear.
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