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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1915
Page
24
London White, a respected member of the police force, joins a chorus at 65 Mulberry Street. He praises Nerre-Worth medicine for relieving nervousness sleeplessness indigestion and stomach issues, saying the bottle cured his troubles and he feels improved.
Corresponden ce from Omristiana dated December 25 reports difficulty in obtaining coal from England and Germany. Scandinavian countries eye Spitzbergen as a source, though climate and harsh conditions deter workers. Arctic Coal Company, led by Scott Turner, holds claims on Spitzbergen’s southern and eastern shores near Advent Bay. Last summer about 60,000 tons were mined and half shipped to Norwegian buyers. The firm negotiates with Norwegian merchants to sell American claims to investors in Norway, Britain, and Sweden. A Russian conspiracy is said to influence Norwegian work at Green Harbor and nearby sites to move coal to supply Russian interests.
Fragmentary text recounts varied items including a possible murder case, witness statements, local notices, and family details. Names such as Price, De Wats, and Christie appear with unsettled connections, plus references to a Christmas event and a court investigation. The disjointed content resembles a compiled page with many unrelated snippets.
A column from Bryant in The Commoner criticizes President Wilsons tax plan and defense expansions. He argues against larger appropriations and warns that increases threaten the Monroe doctrine, urging restraint while noting potential opposition in both parties and concern over European war risks.
A corrupted report from Minneapolis describes county prosecutor Henry Price revealing a murder confession by George Armstrong. The suspect allegedly admitted killing a man and throwing his wife over a cliff, with references to travel and legal actions across Washington and other states.
A July 1870 to May 1871 framed letter from Harvard psychologist discusses Theodore Roosevelt’s stance on Germany, noting apparent pro German sentiment amid anti German remarks. It cites Roosevelt attacks, German American voters, and the idea that public opinion may swing in the presidential race between Wilson and Roosevelt.
An excerpted report recounts a 19th century political gathering featuring speeches on patriotism and unity. It mentions fundraising efforts for a university clubhouse, a campaign committee, building costs around 270 000 dollars, and remarks by leaders including Major Emmedlyy Bille and figures tied to Chicago University. The piece notes a patriotic song performance and references to Liberal and Republican voices shaping the era's civic rhetoric.
A fragmentary report notes Haitian rebels crushed at Fort Haviero near an old stone structure. Military actions and local impacts are implied in the terse lines.
A chaotic incident near Michigan involving Dake Street claims a life as a wife wins a race to a Conn Sige Obordo location. A man in a roadside chase leapt toward a riverbank, slipping into the water as bystanders shouted. Police recovered the body an hour later after ropes were thrown from a nearby bridge. Mrs Henderson and others mourn as authorities investigate the fatal event.
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