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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1900

Page

2

Republican senatorial convention set for August 11 1900

A convention of the Republican party for the Seventh Senatorial District in West Virginia is called to meet in Wilhelmton on Saturday August 11 1900 at 1 p m to nominate a state senator. Counties listed show delegate counts with secretary Burbridge Payne and chairman A Cather.

Republican Party West Virginia Willameon Otes Lincoln Levan Levan RR ' 4 Mc Dowell 2.682 26 Mercer 23 24 Mine E323 6 Ka'eigh Wromig A. Cather County of Mercer Pollock Abov W.c.pollock Mary A. Stover Jans Stover J. A. Harwood Mercer County Bluefield W. Va Allen Street Powell Street

Republican Ticket List for 1900 Election

The slate names McKinley for President with Roosevelt as Vice President. Congress the Third District includes Joseph E. Gaines. State posts list A. B. White as Governor and Arnold Scherr as Auditor. Peter Simon is Treasurer and R. H. Freer Attorney General. Thomas C. Miller is Supt of Schools. Supreme Court judges Henry Brannon and Gorge Poffenbarg are named.

William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Congress Joseph E. Gaines A. B. White Arnold Scherr Peter Simon R. H. Freer Thomas C. Miller Supreme Court Henry Brannon Sod Gorge Poffenbarg

Spectator notes and curious remarks from a bustling era

Sunday reflections on politics and public life include remarks on labor, patriotism, and public figures. The piece touches on temper and humor of Timothy Woodruff, wartime rumors in China, and a joking take on fancy waistcoats as statecraft. It also notes coal trade vigor, car shortages due to updating couplers, and an Agriculture Department plan to release dragonflies to combat mosquitoes.

Timothy Woodruff Department of Agriculture

A Sermonette on Newspaper Men and Praise

H N Wheeler of the Quincy Journal extols newspaper men for their service to communities and credits, noting they rarely receive due recognition. The piece compares editors lifting others to fame with the difficulty of praising themselves and cites Senator Hanna as a hard worker known to Bryan and allies.

Metropolit Jesus Hanna Bryan

Railroading Risks Measured Against War Toll

An Army and Navy Journal piece compares rail road employee casualties to military losses in the Philippines and South Africa. It calculates railroad fatalities and injuries at 51,743 versus Boer and Filipino totals of about 30,504, calling railroading the “hell” of railroading.

Philippines Interstate Commerce Commissioners United States South Africa Senate Root Army and Navy Journal

Deafness Cure Claim Promotes Constitutional Remedies

An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by topical applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the remedy. It claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh, offering a hundred dollar prize for any case not cured, with circulars and pills sold by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo O. Sc

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Health Restore

Claiming thousands have been restored to health and happiness, the advertisement urges trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for throat and lung troubles. It says long resisted coughs and hopeless cases have yielded to the remedy with perfect health regained. For sale by 8. N. White.

Chamberlain N. White

One Day Cold Cure Promoted by Ker mott's Chocolates

A historic ad touts Ker mott's Chocolates as a cure for a cold in head and sore throat with a laxative quinine component. The jingle claims children cry for them and suggests a speedy remedy from a confectionery brand.

Kermott

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