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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1915
Page
7
A 59 year old coal miner from Mt Carbon, injured in a January mining accident, is returning home with his wife and grown sons. He had remained at the mine following the incident and now plans to begin rebuilding his life after recovery.
Bulenboro December 4 reports evangelist L. We Aldridge to begin meetings at Moody Institute of Kingo Bay. Local oil venture forms a $70 company by Lambert estate. plans to drill near the Balti more and Ohio railroad east of town. Grand Chancellor C. W. West of Auburn visits Knights of Pythias lodge. Queen street. Revival at Victory Church led by Rev Luther S. Woes. Various regional notices on residents and deaths and Osage County.
Buckhannon residents are noted in varied pursuits from court actions to relocations. Updates include Vandervoort’s pending rest before future deals, Dawsons continuing the family business, Blair returning to Latrobe, Fleming family travel to Florida, Coleman transporting Kid Jeffries for a seven year sentence, Farnsworth’s visit from Frenchton, and Arnold’s Pittsburg trip. Local social notes mention Miss Hix visiting Fairchance, Eva Hilleary’s return from the east, and multiple townsfolk visiting relatives and attending to property and business in the area.
THOMASVILLE Ga Dec 4 Ma lachi Jenking a Thomas county negro who consents to marriage twenty two times broke jail here and fled to Lowndes county where his latest mate lived. Police suspect he returned to his family and he is now back in his old cell charged with misdemeanor and likely to remain there for some time.
A large deer was seen roaming through Wilkes-Barre residents and businesses in the city last night before leaping into the Susquehanna River on the west side. Police and wildlife officials advised caution as the animal was sighted in multiple districts, prompting a temporary pause in foot and vehicle traffic near riverside areas.
In Huntington on December 4 a resolution condemns football game on Thanksgiving Day. The document notes church services and public worship as key to giving thanks to God, urging congregations to gather for union Thanksgiving observances. It cites presidential and gubernatorial proclamations endorsing public worship and thanksgiving.
Cleveland readers recount the White House turkey wishbone tale involving a young Ohio girl. The piece notes a ceremonial hunt, a forthcoming proclamation, and a call for proper religious observance as part of the public event.
Jere H. Wheelwright, president of the Consolidation Goal Company, notes a coal trade demand and a lack of sufficient equipment in the West and Virginian fields. He warns current production cannot meet fuel needs, with Virgil Sails and others limiting capacity.
An unclear report describes a theft case involving a suspect named Bansfrancthoo and a stolen item described as central and leading to a broad search. The text is garbled but indicates an arrest or pursuit tied to a rain related incident and an open investigation.
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