Difference in Views Develops Between Opposing Sides
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16 Aug 1905
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1905
Page
1
Fourth demand agreed to at morning session
The peace conference in Portsmouth reports progress with Article 4 agreed and Article 5 under discussion. Russia and Japan continued talks on Sakhalin while narrowing gaps, signaling cautious optimism for a treaty as rain and delays aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. A
Navy Yard
Chinrss
Encoye
Hotel Wentworth
Russia
Japan
Sakhalin
Willing to Give up Part of Sakhalin
St. Petersburg reports that officials deny Russia is pressured to seek peace at Portsmouth. A P.P. correspondent says Russia might agree to cede the southern Sakhalin as a peace term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sakhalin
St. Petersburg
Serious Trouble Brewing in Cuba
Havana August 15 The Cuban political scene grows more critical daily with conservatives warning of imminent trouble. Spanish merchants in particular fear instability and expect U S involvement if disorders begin. Jose Miguel Gomez, opposition candidate, rejected Supreme Court mandates signaling grave distrust. Moderate expectations clash with fears Gomez may take up arms if defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Elene T Io
Becauss
United States
Jose Miguel Gomez
Estrada Palma
Supreme Court
Gomez
Fever Situation Begins to Improve
New Orleans reports a drop in yellow fever cases with 105 cases on Saturday previously feared to be the peak. The latest official count shows 28 cases and 6 deaths in the last twenty four hours as investigations tighten and malaria misdiagnoses decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Thirty Injured in Trolley Car Crash
Brooklyn residents report a trolley collision this morning injuring thirty passengers, with several in serious condition. The accident occurred in Brooklyn on a city line and authorities began rescue and investigation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
General Miles Runs for Governor
Boston August 5 General Miles will run for governor a decision reached by Democratic leaders amid speculation about his candidacy and party strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Miles
Boston
Miles
Exports of Manufactures in 1904 Reach Unprecedented Figures
Statistics from the Bureau of Statistics show exports of manufactures in the fiscal year just ended at 43,620,297 dollars. The article notes the total exports of commodities and the notable rise in locomotives sent to Japan, with 151 engines in 1905 compared to 74 the prior year, and substantial oil exports remaining near 71.9 million gallons in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Japan
Unaka Corporation plans new town at Kingsport
The Unaka Corporation led by president George L Carter will establish a town at Kingsport in western Virginia. The company has taken over farming lands worth about 100000 and options totaling around 500000 as it prepares for the South and Western railway extension from the Virginia coal fields to the South Atlantic coast. The proposed town sits on the Holston River and a central railway route, with water power a key advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unaka Corporation
George L Carter
Kingsport
Wesington County
Optvors
Thee
South and Western Railway
Virginia
South Atlantic
Kingeport
Holston River
Logan County Growth Fueled by Govan Valley Rail Line
Logan county sees rapid growth centered on Logan Court House as the Govan Valley Railroad enhances coal and timber resources. Consolidated Coal Land and Lumber Company of Logan received state charter with $800 000 capital to start mining and manufacturing in Champeville district. Promoters include J Cary Alderson of Bank of Logan and local businessmen G W Tooley Naaman Jackson Granville Peace and Jacob L Hansman of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan County
Logan Court House
Govan Valley Railroad
Consolidated Coal, Land and Lumber Company
Logan
Stats
Champeville
J Cary Aldersop
Bank of Logan
G. W Tooley
Naaman Jackson
Granville Peace
Peck
Jacob L. Hansman
Cleveland
Preacher Becomes Devil Worshiper in West Africa
Daniel Flickinger Wilberforce, once educated for missions by the United Brethren Church, reportedly joined the Parrowe in West Africa and became their chief devil worshiper. Dr D K Flickinger who christened him decades earlier learned of his death and withdrawal from church membership. He left two sons and two daughters in Ohio and Ohio institutions with Dr Flickinger alive at eighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Freetown
West Africa
Eay
Daniel Flickinger Wilberforce
United Brethren Church
D. K. Flickinger
Mission
Africa
Daniel Filickinger Wilberforce
Perge
American Mission Society
Bryant
Dr. Flickinger
Ohio
Cleveland
Wilberforce
Dayton
Wolverforce
Church
Etaoberts
Ottoben University
Weieeville
Flikinger
Whitwrte Receives License for Black Bear Saloon 60
G W Whitwrte, who ran the Black Bear Saloon 60, has been granted a license after a long delay. George will reopen in a few days at 14 Bluefield Avenue and welcomes old friends and customers to the same glad stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Whitwrte
George
Bluefield’ Avenue
Baseball scores and rain stoppages across leagues
National League Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg 8 to 1 before rain halted play in the fifth inning. American League Detroit won 6 to 4 over New York in the first game. second game postponed by rain. St Louis 0, Philadelphia 2 ended after five innings due to rain. Cleveland routed Washington 7 to 0. Chicago Boston double header postponed for rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Philadelphia
Pittsburg
American
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Miners in Amiable Mood in Scranton Convention
The Erle miners finished a two day convention in Scranton with no statement issued. They remain amiable and expect fair treatment on docking by bosses and labor equalization, with no trouble anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Erle
Sixteen Concho Passengers Observed for Fever
Sixteen passengers from the steamer Concho, arriving from Galveston and Key West, were sent to Hoffman's Island for observation. Twelve of the travelers exhibited elevated temperatures, indicating possible illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Galveston
Key West
Hoffman
Iland
Colored Woman Dies Suddenly in West End Home
The wife of Sam Williams colored, died Monday night at her home in the extreme West End. She had worked in Bluefield and returned home where a neighbor colored woman summoned her. She could not speak and died shortly after. Local talk of possible poisoning arose but those questioned did not appear and no investigation occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Williams
West End
Bluefield
Aper
Squire Godhey
Portamouth Conferee Reports On Witte Financing Moves
From Portamouth August 15 Isaac Seligman of Seliman Bris reports failing to meet a payment after a conference with M Witte. Witte seeks another conference and may work with Kuhn Loeb & Co to raise funds for Russia via Jewish bankers. The aim is to ease czarist burdens, win favor of leading Jews, and secure money to end the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Witte
Russia
Kuhn Loeb & Co
M. Witt
Japan
Hanna Emerges as Indy Push For Treasury Secretary
In Indianapolis on August 15 a quiet movement seeks Hugh H Hanna as successor to Secretary Shaw in the treasury department. Indiana Republicans and financial leaders discuss his candidacy after his Washington trip, noting personal ties to the president and assurances of broad support from national financiers and politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapois
Ind
Hugh H Hanna
Shaw
Treasury Department
Washington
Hanna
Bef Ra
Interet
Mortgage Filed To Secure Ten Million Bond Issue
York Pa Aug 15 a representative of the McCall's Ferry Power Company filed in the county recorder's office a mortgage for 10 million dollars to secure bonds for the construction of an electric power plant on the Susquehanna river. The mortgage covers real estate in York and Lancaster counties Pa and Cecil and Hartford counties Md and stock in several corporations. Keickerbocker Trust Company of New York City is named trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
McCall's Ferry Power Company
Bonda
Swimmernss Electric
Suequehanna River
Lancaster Counties
Cecil
Bartford
Keickerbocker Trust Company
New York City
Mare Oil and Gas Company Chartered in 1905
A large independent oil company with Pennsylvania capital is chartered to operate for oil and gas and to build refineries and pipelines in West Virginia Pennsylvania and Ohio. The company, Mare Oil and Gal Company of Pittsburgh, is capitalized at 100000 dollars. Sealed bids for an 8 story brick office building are invited until August 26 1905 at noon at 17 McCulloch Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Charleston
West Virginia
Ohio
Mare Oil and Gal Company
Pitteburg
McCulob Avenue
Bluefield Telephone CO
Bluefield
W. Va
Bristol Man Sues for Thirty Thousand
Bristol Tenn August 15 Immed after being acquitted of an embezzlement charge a Bristol man sued the real estate firm of Tuug and White for eighty thousand dollars claiming damages related to the entrapment of a girl by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Bist 1
Tenn
Tuug & White
W Patton Porter
Gunboats Padova and Dubuque Undergo Official Trials
Newport August 6 The gunboats Padova and her winter ship Dubuque are at the station for official trials. They completed a regular four mile test with both vessels showing readiness for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
BR. L
Padova
Dubuque
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Bluefield Ave
G. W. Wood
Princeton Avenue
Oppo Preight Depot
Mene
Lindsey & Akers
Bluefield Avenue
Edwin Mann
W. C. Pollock
Cashier
L. A Hooper
Bank
Coryin Bros
Baker's Saloon
Day
Piecetae As
Ebles’ Building
J. A. McPhail
R. B. Owen
Harry Palmer
Bluefield Bakery Company
M. W. Sterne
Altamont
EB. Tierney
KE. Bolling
W. H. Thomas
T. B. King
Flat Top National Bank OF
The
United
Unaka. Corporation
Large Coal and Land Company
Secretary of State
Daniel Wilberforce
Neath
She George
M. Witte
Hugh H. Hanna
Secretary of Treasury
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