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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
6
Yesterday's games included Pittsburgh 6 over Brooklyn, Philadelphia 5 over Chicago 4, New York 5. Standings show Chicago at Brooklyn in today's schedule with Pittsburgh at Boston and other matchups like St. Louis at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at New York listed.
Yesterday's American League results include New York 1 Chicago 0 and Washington 2 Cleveland 1 with Detroit 4 and St Louis 2 Philadelphia 4 in 10 innings before darkness. Today Philadelphia visits Detroit and Washington hosts Cleveland while Boston plays St Louis. Also reports of crime and ads for jobs and help wanted in Clarksburg and McWhorter, West Virginia.
Glasscock formally refrains from endorsing Hate committees and accepts the nomination. He will address the campaign at Grafton on Saturday evening as Morgantown papers declare him the choice in yesterday’s edition.
Twenty five people died when a Northern Pacific passenger train left at midnight collided with a freight train at Young's Point near Levingston Montana. Rescue operations were underway and investigators were dispatched to the scene.
R N Porter is held in the county jail awaiting a hearing before Mayor Wood on a complaint that he is a suspicious character. Police seized a grip containing dice and gambling paraphernalia at headquarters and Porter must explain the possession. He claims to be a county fair follower visiting the Old Clarksburg Mall.
The opening instalment of John D. Rockefeller's autobiography titled Some Random Reminiscences of Men and Events appears in the October issue of World's Work with pictures of Rockefeller at ages eleven thirteen eighteen and in middle age and today. The first cabinet meeting since last June convened in Washington to discuss the general political situation.
Thousands of industrial workers will receive pay tomorrow for the month. Coal companies, tin plate mills, and several glass factories are among those paying, with the aggregate sum expected to be large.
A large fire in Cairo Illinois destroyed the Kelly Brothers Lumber Company office building and lumber yard, the Three States Implement Company plant, and several houses. The loss is estimated at $125,000.
In Ohio county members of the United Labor party refuse to become electors for the Hearst Independence League in West Virginia. Leading Wheeling labor men were visited and Hatty declined to act as elector for the Hearst League.
OUT OF BUSINESS PARKERSBURG Sept 25 The Scherr headquarters established in this city after the courthouse convention in Charleston will be closed in a few days following his withdrawal of the ticket from the fold.
A business oriented analysis predicts Taft’s election in November influencing markets. The Claflin company annual report hints at a favorable economic outlook if Taft secures victory, with cautious commentary from business leaders on a potential immediate boom upon his win.
A garbled OCR fragment referencesAbiLal Muthre cave with unclear quote about a medal, mentions Geld Medal Fiowe, but content is partly unreadable and lacks coherent context.
Advertisement offers to reveal age, occupation, marriage details, and future prospects with no charge unless satisfaction is achieved. Claims to provide guidance on love, success, happiness, and peace through clairvoyance and palmistry in the city.
A self described clairvoyant offers private readings daily from 9 to 8 30 and Sundays 10 to 2 10 100 words of mixed mysticism claim to reveal marriage outcomes love rivalries and business luck with promises to remove evil influences and restore happiness.
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