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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1908

Page

4

Republican Ticket Names for West Virginia Election

A slate of candidates is listed for a Republican ticket including President Taft and Vice President Sherman. Other statewide offices feature C W Swisher Stuart Reed J S Durst E L Long W G Conley M P Shawkey and Jas A Hughes. Legislative and judicial posts enumerate I J Ellison W P Hawley R C Lilly and others.

Wm. H. Taft Ohio James 8. Sherman New York C. W. Swisher Stuart F. Reed Harrison J. 8. Durst Jackson E. L. Long McDowell W. G. Conley Preston M. P. Shawkey Kanawha Congress Jas E. L. Bowman Davis Thorn Geo. P.hyton Forest Walker B. P. Goddey J. L. Kersey Board of Education G. A. Shirey W. H. Pennington F. C. Haley

City Hall Bond Debate Signals Progressive City Status

The piece argues for a new city hall and bond issue to elevate a city into progressive ranks. It contrasts Republican scorers against trusts with Bryan Roosevelt and Tafts statesmanship. It notes Bryan’s talk as opposition while praising House leaders and the Supreme Court. It ends by asserting the people rule and that the Boy Orator has felt it.

Bryan Roosevelt Taft House of Representatives Crisp Reed Cannon Supreme Court

AS OTHERS SEE US West Virginia politics taint Taft win

The Washington Herald accuses West Virginia Democrats of being split and controlled by Republicans to ensure Taft’s victory. The piece argues Democrats fail to mount a real fight while claiming West Virginia will yield a Taft majority, with many voters supporting Taft for corporate and political continuity.

Washington Herald West Virginia Taft

West Virginia politics and the Taft Bryan split

The Washington Herald analyzes West Virginia politics amid Republican dissension and Democratic weakness. It notes a history of Guffeyism and strategic moves by leaders tied to Palmer Buckner and calls for radical campaign changes if Bryan interests gain influence. John T. McGraw is seen as a key, risked leader.

West Virginia Bryan Bennett John T. McGraw

Beatrice Grimshaw Describes A Waterspout Encounter

In the south seas Beatrice Grimshaw explains how a waterspout forms and its terrifying display. She details a black trunk-like column extending from a cloud, a colossal cone of turbulent sea, and a towering pillar joining sky and sea as a ship confronts the storm.

South Seas Beatrice Grimshaw

Gladstone Bull Sparks Laughter in Debates

A humorous misstatement by Mr. Gladstone during a discussion on disestablishment drew roaring laughter. He joked about the Church of England's hold on love and sacraments, noting that English couples go to the parish priest for marriage baptism and burial, then quipped a bull may be excusable when contrasting churches.

Gladstone Church of England Mr. Gladstone

Man forgives self and skips church over borrowed umbrella

A man about to leave for church finds no suitable umbrella. His wife suggests borrowing one from neighbors who never attend church. He refuses, insisting it is wrong to borrow on Sunday and chooses not to go himself as punishment.

Laura Sampson

Quip Battle Over Carpet Comparison in Illustrated Bits

Clara and Tom spar over a joke about men and carpets. Clara says a man is walked on when down, while Tom argues a man gains dust but resists shaking off. The exchange highlights humorous, period style banter in illustrated features.

Clara Tom

Mad dog scare spurs girl’s frantic alert

A late girl rushed to report a furious mad dog sighting, shouting to describe the danger in urgent terms. The scene underlines a spreading alarm as residents react to the animal’s alarming behavior reported by the eyewitness.

Slarper's Weekly

Parson Marries Ox Driver After Comic Courtship

The Sunday sermonist hosts a comic marriage attempt as a six foot ox driver seeks a license and hopes to wed his sweetheart. The pair arrive with humor, the preacher cues a proposal, the bride smiles, and the couple wed with the wife coaxing courage from the groom.

The Old One In and The New One Oh Exchange Puck Quote

A witty exchange contrasts the cautious Old One In entering a theatrical career with a jealous profession and the New One Oh noting he will have time to think before speaking. The lines imply self control and prudence in performance.

Puck

Notable husbands teased in Tribune list of wives

Chicago Tribune notes a wide range of literary and legendary husbands who were nagged by their wives. The list names figures from Rip Van Winkle to Beadle Bumble and invites readers to submit additional names in confidence.

Rip van Winkle Socrates Petruchio Agamemnon Joseph Gargery Solomon Mr. Caudle Mr. EL. Peck Beadle Bumble Chicago Tribune

Ungallant remark echoes in quirky street exchange

Cholly Lilley rebukes a caller for missing Miss Knox as she heads out. Knox retorts with a sharp good luck jab. The exchange captures social banter and polite rebuke in a small town mood.

Yans Cholly Lilley Miss Knox

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Cure for Deafness

An 19th century style promotion asserts deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. It offers a $1000 reward for any deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure, inviting readers to request circulars and purchase the remedy.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

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