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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1908

Page

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Bryan Defends Labor Plank and Jury Trial stance

William J. Bryan issues a statement replying to James W. Van Cleve’s circular. He defends the labor plank, distinguishes labor unions from trusts, and argues jury trials are essential. he says injunctions should not favor one class over another in industrial disputes.

Lincoln Neb William J. Bryan National Association of Manufacturers James W. van Cleve Bryan van Cleve Mr. Bryan Labor Department Cern

Death sentence for John Medley in West Virginia murder case

John Medley, found guilty of murder in the first degree for the July 4, 1908 killing of Keely Shannon, was sentenced to death by Judge Maynard for December 18, 1908. The verdict rejected a life sentence and ordered execution by hanging, with the judge urging mercy and stressing the law's aim to deter crime.

John Medley Daily Telegraph Maynard Medley Keely Shannon West, Virginia West Virginia

Waking Hours Filled With Fears Of The Wage Earner

Nighttime tremors haunt the wage earner as restless sleep is broken by imagined quarrels with workers. The excerpt portrays anxiety over labor and daily toil shaping dreams and waking worry.

Bryan to Organize a National Democratic Club

Fairview Nebraska Aug 6 Senator Bob Taylor of Tennessee visited Bryan to back a plan by the national Democratic party and Bryan to form a national club with state and county branches. The clubs would survey national sentiment and report data to the central body and distribute literature and speakers to regions with unfavorable views. Bryan said he would begin steps to launch the club immediately.

Fairview Lincoln Neb Bryan Bob” Taylor Tennessee National Committee Democratic Party Democratic Club United States Chicago

Bryan to Lead Own Campaign with Chicago Stop

William J. Bryan plans a largely self directed campaign for the presidency spending three weeks in Chicago starting August 22. He will meet Democratic leaders in Chicago and Des Moines to discuss tariffs and party strategy and attend Kern’s notification in Indianapolis. He also plans a speech in Topeka on August 27 following a Los Angeles address praising Kern and Bryan.

Fairview Lincoln Neb William J. Bryan Chicago Bryan Mack Des Moines Indianapolis John W. Kern Topeka Judge Parker Los Angeles Kern

Cardinal Gibbons Seriously Ill in Rome

Cardinal Gibbons was taken ill with intestinal trouble at Castle Gandolfo and brought to Rome. He was bedridden with a fever around 101 degrees but later this evening his condition was reported improved.

Rome Cardinal Gibbons Castle Gandolfe Castle Gandolfo

Catholic Conversion For Miss Elkins Before Royal Marriage

Rome reports Cardinal Gibbons confirms Miss Katherine Elkins will join the Roman Catholic Church before her wedding to the Duke of the Abruzzi. The Pope questioned Gibbons on Elkins and relatives and expressed pleasure that she would become an Italian Catholic princess.

Rome Cardinal Gibbons Katherine Elkins Abruzzi Miss Elkins

Household Goods Auction From Virginia Import

Private sale of beds mattresses chairs tables toilet sets sideboards carpets and more by L B Reynolds at a store one door west of East End Pharmacy. Auction begins Saturday at 10 am with bidding to the highest bidder. private purchases also available. August 7 1921 Virginia origin note.

Virginia East End L. B. Reynolds

Fire destroys Greenbaum bonded warehouses at Midway

A large fire in Lexington Kentucky on August 6 destroyed six Greenbaum distillery bonded warehouses at Midway believed incendiary. The loss covered 47,500 barrels of whiskey and adjoining cottages with property damage at least 300000 dollars. Government whiskey destruction laws face nearly 2500000 dollars in cost.

Lexington Greenbaum Midway

Its Economy Ribbon Vanilla Flavor Endorsed For Value

The copy promotes Ribbon Vanilla as the perfect flavor with high value, claiming it goes twice as far in use. It presents a compact marketing claim focusing on economy and flavor quality.

Taft Addresses Virginia Bar Association in Hot Springs

Taft spoke on The Law's Delay before the Virginia State Bar Association in Hot Springs Virginia. Lawyers and social leaders applauded his address and a banquet capped the twentieth annual session. The next day Taft and companions would attend the Greenbrier horse show at Sulphur Springs.

Hot Springs Taft Virginia State Bar Association Old Dominion

Finance and Speakers Committees Named

Buffalo Aug 6 Chairman Norman KE Mack announced the campaign finance committee with Moses C Wettmore as chairman and Jno B Osborne and Champ Clark as vice chairmen The 29 member finance committee includes W EK Chilton and J Taylor Ellison Also Charles A Culberson appointed to succeed David R Francis as chairman of the advisory committee The speakers committee has 27 members

Buffalo N. V Norman KE. Mack Democratic Executive Committee Chicago Moses C. Wettmore St. Louis Jno Kansas David R. Francis Missouri W. EK. Chilton West Virginia J. Taylor Ellison Virginia

Bluefield Chamber Discusses Widening South Bland Street Line

A Bluefield-Graham Chamber of Commerce session focused on widening South Bland Street from Higginbotham Place to city limits and on a county road proposal linking Nye Cove in Tazewell county to Burke's Garden, aiming to boost trade and access. A committee was appointed to gauge Mercer county funding and coordinate with Tazewell residents, plus consider Rocky Gap road improvements.

Bluefield-Graham Tazewell Bluefield Neel Ritz Mercer County Coffman Messrs. Thomas McCarthy Rocky Gap

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Hes Plank Hamilton the Duvall Music CO Princeton Avenue M. Smith L. Black Lee “Harne Aimérican National Bank W. VA D. Cashier. ‘Union Balk A A ‘Trust Company Uefield, W E. EK. Carter E. L. Bailey C. B. Hancock J. D. Honaker T. %. Peery Edwin Mann W.G. Pollock L. A. Hooper First National Bank of Cornelius Shannon Haneman Trinidad Genasco the Miller Supply CO Bluefield, W. VA Dilworth, Porter Spikes Superior Supply CO Changer OF Commerce Taps Finance and W. E. Chilton Stove Factory Homer’s Place the Windsor Hotel Ladies and Gentlemen Henry Rodgin Py, S Busy Bee Princeton Ave East End Pharmacy
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