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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1908

Page

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Washington recalls Mills of Texas free silver caused his political death

Washington dispatch recalls Roger Q Mills of Texas once a leading Democrat and champion of free trade. Crushed by the free silver boom, Mills left politics after a storied career from Corsicana to Congress and finally the Senate in 1892. He later amassed wealth in oil.

Bill Henry Watterson Mr. Cleveland Mills Texas Culberson Sunshine Mr. Mills United States Kentucky Lone Star State Palestine Corsicana Tenth Texas Infantry Congress Senate

Telephone Directory Closing Notice at Bluefield Co

The Bluefield Telephone Company closes its new directory on Tuesday September 1. Those moving or needing phones listed should contact the contract agent at phone 834 to ensure proper listing. Aug 18 1908.

Bluefield Telephone Company

Taft Signals Early Tariff Revision If Elected

Hot Springs Virginia August 22 Judge Taft stated he would convene the sixty-first Congress in an extraordinary session to revise the tariff at the earliest authority under the Republican tariff plank. He spoke without referencing Bryan and planned a stop in Athens Ohio on the way to Middle Bays Island. Postmaster General Meyer predicted Hughes will likely be renominated. Gifford Pinchot reported western conditions to Taft.

Hot Springs Taft Sixty-First Congress Bryan Athens Ohio Middle Bays Island Grosvenor Meyer Hughes Gifford Pinchot Government Forestry Bureau West

Democratic committee maps fall campaign plan

Mitt eemen presented state reports and agreed the Democratic national ticket looks promising. Senator Culberson reported West Virginia and Maryland likely to join the Democratic ranks. After bureau heads approved reports, a full national committee meeting with subcommittees was set for September 8 at 10 a.m. in this city.

Mitteemen Culberson Maryland Bryan West Virginia

No Better and No Worse Than Twelve Years Ago

Cleveland, Aug 22. Congressman Nicholas Longworth addressed the Cuyahoga County Republican outing at Luna Park calling the Democratic candidate for president the same as in 1896 and asserting he remains unfit for office while praising Taft as successor. He argued the vice presidential nominee remains unknown to many.

Cleveland Ohio Bryan Nicholas Longworth Cuyahoga County League of Republican Clubs Luna Park Longworth Kern William Howard Taft

Deputy Huffard in Davy shooting acquitted by sentiment

Deputy Sheriff Alex Huffard of McDougall County shot and killed José Green in Davy at 7 30 pm after Green resisted arrest and appeared to reach for a pistol. The shooting followed a dispute over a sewing machine sale to Green and his wife. Green was from Kentucky. Huffard is held on $500 bond awaiting further action.

Alex. C. Huffard Welch McDougll José¢jiu Green Davy Davy Drug Company Green Huffard Kentucky

Darst Refuses Name on Scherr Ticket in West Virginia

John Sherman Darst, nominated for state auditor by both Republican factions, declines to allow his name on the Scherr bolting faction ticket. He informed State Chairman S. W. Matthews in a letter responding to a telegram about his intended allegiance. The Scherr faction asserts they have Darst’s written consent for their slate.

Clarksburg W. Va John Sherman Darst Republican Party Scherr Bolting W. Matthews Swisher Mr. Darst

Bryan to Lead Democratic Drive in New York

Chicago reports that Bryan plans strong attack to win New York for Democrats with speeches in New York City Syracuse and Rochester from September 16 to 20 and again in October. Officials expect brisk campaigns in the Midwest and Pacific coast as Kern assists.

Chicago Bryan New York State Mack National Committee Democratic New York City Syracuse Roche Bukoto Brayn New York Middle West Kern Willlirelp Pacific

Hitchcock heads advisory committee with notable names

New York August 22 Harry Hitchcock announced the advisory committee including Richard A Ballinger Cornelius Miss William Nelson Cromwell Powell Clayton W Murray Crane John Hayes Hammond Franklin Murphy Charles P Taft Arthur I Vorys. Hitchcock chairs the panel Elmer Dover will serve as secretary with New York headquarters.

New York Hitchcock Richard A. Ballinger Washington State Cornelius M Iiss William Nelson Cromwell Powell Clayton Arkansas W. Murray Crane John Hayes Hammond Massachusetts Franklin Murphy New Jersey Charles P. Taft Arthur I. Vorys Ohio Mr. Hitchcock Elmer Dover

Indiana coal strike officially at end

Terre Haute Indiana August 22 With the Operators Association agreeing to United Mine Workers district No 11 demands the bituminous coal strike ends twelve thousand miners return to work today only Hudson mine troubles remain President Lewis warns he may revoke charters if Hudson miners do not resume work unless the discharged driver is reinstated

Terre Haute Ind United Mine Workers District No. 11 Hudson Mine Lewis Hudson Mines

Defense Debate Over Reciprocal Insanity in Hains Case

Counsel and relatives of the Hains brothers met today to weigh using reciprocal insanity as a defense. No statements were released beyond denying the French maid story. Mrs. Hains said she would speak at the trial if called.

New York Hains Brothers Jenkins Hains

England Gains What United States Loses

London reports an estimate by Sir Alfred Jones that Britain will gain about 125000 dollars from the new patent act set to take full effect next week. The law requires foreigners who secure British patents to manufacture the patented goods in Britain.

London Sir Alfred Jones Great Britain

British patent revocation act to shift foreign manufacturing

Britain moves to revoke patents granted four years earlier to foreigners who manufacture mainly outside the UK. American and German firms face plant expansion or licensing deals to comply, with many opening London factories and others locating in Leicester. The policy promises substantial British job gains.

Comptroller of Patents United Kingdom England Engand Germany United States Hrre Great Britain London Leicester

Officers Deny Report At Camp Crawford Incident

Cheyenne Wyoming August 22 officers at Camp Crawford denied a sensational claim that a young Denver woman was maltreated by thirty two artillerymen last Sunday night and left unconscious in the underbrush. Privates said thirty two men implicated were locked in the guard house but officers rejected the tale as untrue.

Cheyenne Wyo Camp Crawford Telephone Denver Laramie

Fifty Indictments Returned in Sangamon County Riots

Springfield Illinois August 22 twenty more indictments in connection with the recent race riots were returned by the Sangamon county special grand jury bringing the total to fifty.

Springfield Ills Sangamon County

Blue Ribbon Vanilla Claims Purity Strength and Flavor

The advertisement touts Blue Ribbon Vanilla as delivering purity strength and flavor in flavoring extracts. It emphasizes three essential qualities and markets the product as a reliable vanilla option.

Abiding Faith in Future of Goal Fields Industry

Industry report highlights strong coal and coke output in southern West Virginia led by Pocahontas Consolidated and United States Steel. U S Steel has invested over a million dollars in Gary WV and eleven nearby mines. daily shipments reach 13 000 to 15 000 tons of coal and 3 500 to 4 000 tons of coke. The factory expansion aims to supply western operations and bolster the steel market dominance.

Norfolk and Western West Virginia Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries Company United States Steel Corporation Gary United States Coal and Coke Company

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Washington Grover Cleveland D. C Roger Q. Mills St. Louis Bluefield Telephone CO W. P. Hawley Erlington the Duvall Music CO Princeton Avenue G. M. Smith F. L. Black J. Lee Harne American National Bank Kone Building Bluefield Capital Union Bank and Trust Company Bluefield, W. VA RE. B. Carter Flat Top National HE. L. Bailey C. B. Hancock J. D. Honaker T. E. Peery L. B. Tierney W. D. Thornhill Robt M. Garrett B. A. Heller P. J. Kelly E. 8. Pedigo W. H. Thomas C. O. Wright L. E B. Tierney E. Bolling W. BP. Hicks L. A. Hooper Bank OF A Jbank Eatra Otoalln Alex Joe Green DARST Republican National Committee Genasco Ready Genasco the Miller Supply CO Superior. Supply CO W.V Indiana Pennsylvania Henry Rodgin Busy Bee Princeton Ave East End Pharmacy
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