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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary text appears from an old newspaper showing postal office tones about mail starter and telephone notes. It includes stray names and numbers that resemble coded references to Rochester or AKT Ring. The readable parts indicate a telephony and mail handling context without full sentences.
An excerpt chronicles editorials from the Wheeling Intelligencer and Wheeling News contrasting pro Democracy stances, party loyalty, and management during a period of political realignment. It notes figures like KE, M, Grant and George A. McLain guiding the Intelligencer, and C Ogden de Rene managing the News, with ties to Democratic and independent positions amid 1896 politics.
The Wheeling Intelligencer and Wheeling News dispute party loyalties and tax reform support. They attack Col. McGraw and Swisher Scherr faction lines, defend Republican tax laws, and challenge Lincolnian references while arguing for regular party integrity in West Virginia.
A garbled notice lists transfers including Samuel Perine to W Joe Areynolda halves of lots in Good Hope, Omar Mettaih to Amanda Joyles four lots in lly, and several other property deeds. Mentioned entities include Travis Guise Company, Clarksburg Industrial Company, Parley V. Mhornit and various city parcels.
The fair runs next week from Monday to Thursday with a full midway of dancing tricks acrobats and exhibits. Spread includes museums menageries freaks and attractions billed as the best in town.
The Jardiniere and pedestal were awarded by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Malhout Trainmen to J. W. Moore of Parkersburg. The presentation occurred at a recent meeting in Grafton.
Mins Mahel Nusbaum left Sunday for Boston to attend the New England Conservatory, pursuing music studies. The move marks her entry into a formal conservatory program.
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