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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1911

Page

4

Business Office Editorial Rooms Rates Display

An old newspaper snippet lists pricing for editorial rooms and business office spaces with figures 1.00, 2.00 and 4.0 0c.

As readers wake to life’s battles and certainties

The text reflects a stark view of life as a constant struggle between optimistic and pessimistic forces. It asserts beauty, goodness, folly, and wickedness influence outcomes, yet the world remains real and unillusioned despite dissatisfaction.

Hivil

The McNamara Case Sparks National Alarm and Charter Debate

The piece surveys public outrage over the McNamara case, alleging a money making defense fund scheme targeting unionists. It notes early knowledge of guilt, charges against defendants, and contrasts rival political figures Littleton and Martin as season’s top advertisers. It likens the discord to West Virginia legislative strife over harmony.

Rumor Refuted as Carl Simpson Confirmed Deceased

The Daily Telegraph clarified Carl Simpson is dead, not alive, dismissing any revival or reappearance as unlikely and arguing there is no chance he will return in a full grown state.

Carl Simpson The Daily Telegraph

Bryan's Message Shapes Democratic Tariff Debate

The article portrays Mr. Bryan pressuring Congress to oppose any public question not bearing his stamp. It describes his stance on tariff reform, free wool, and opposition to federal incorporation of big business. It notes a rift with Mr. Underwood and hints at Senator Scott possibly running for governor in southern West Virginia.

Mr. Unterwood Bryan

Papes Cold Compound Claims Quick Grippe Cure

Ad claims Papes Cold Compound cures colds and grippe in hours without quinine. It promotes taking every two hours for three doses, says three years of research cost over fifty thousand dollars and asserts no other medicine cures as promptly with no after-effects. 20 cent package available worldwide.

Pape

Cure a Cold in One Day Ad with Bromine Quinine Tablets

An old advertisement touts a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises refunds if unsuccessful and features K. W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.

K. W. Grove

Sauer's Extracts Sale At All Quality Grocers

Sauer's lemon and vanilla extracts praised by housekeepers and cooks as best quality. Sold for 10 centa and 25 centa.

Sauer

Nation wide agitation to abrogate treaty planned

United States senators representatives and prominent figures plan a countrywide campaign to repeal the 1832 treaty with Russia over passport discrimination against Jews. A Carnegie Hall meeting chaired by Andrew D. White launches a series of major rallies in major cities with support from Andrew Carnegie Sherman Wilson Hearst Penrose O Gorman Parkhurst and Bishop Greer.

New York United States Russia Carnegie Hall Andrew D. White Andrew Carnegie Sherman Woodrow Wilson William R. Hearst Penrose Pennsylvania O'Gorman Charles H. Parkhurst David H. Greer

National Rivers and Harbors Congress Opens In Washington

The eighth annual convention begins at the New Willard Hotel with strong attendance from river improvement groups and state governors. Senators, representatives, and cabinet heads join discussions, and tomorrow a western governor delegation arrives. Congressman Joseph E. K. Ransdell of Louisiana serves as president and opened the gathering.

Washington National Rivers and Harbors Congress New Willard Hotel Boards of Trade Chambers of Commerce United States Joseph EK. Ransdell Louisiana Congress

River and Harbor Plans Highlighted in Ransdell Address

President Ransdell opened with a claim that the current gathering is the most important for improved waterways. He cited completed work and projects. he urged Congress to support a large river and harbor appropriation, noting strong popular sentiment and progress to date.

Ransdell Congress

Parisian Sage advertised as a hair remedy in Graham area

The ad promotes Parisian Sage to improve dull lifeless hair with claims of dandruff relief and guaranteed satisfaction. Sold at White Pharmacy South Side Pharmacy and Graham Pharmacy with a fifty cent bottle. Also mentions Sauer’s Pure Flavoring Extracts and medals from thirteen wards.

America South Side White Pharmacy Graham Graham Pharmacy

Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge in West Virginia District

The petition by FE J Epling of Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia seeks discharge from all provable debts after adjudication as a bankrupt on September 28 1910 Under the Southern District of West Virginia the hearing is set for December 29 1911 at 10 am in Bluefield with notice to known creditors by mail and publication in the Daily Telegraph

District Court of the United States West Virginia EK. J. Epting Benjamin IF. Keller FE. J. Epling Bluefield Mercer Daily Telegraph Benjamin F. Keller Edwin M. Keatley R. J. Gosling

Trustee Sale Notice of Bluefield West Virginia Property

Notice of sale under bankruptcy trustee jurisdiction for J. Lee Harne assets in Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia. Sale set January 6 1912 at 10 a.m. at city hall with one half interest in two house lots on Grove street and three Ridge street lots offered in three pieces. Terms require one third cash day of sale and rest in two equal payments at 60 and 120 days with interest bearing notes and security.

G. J. Holbrook West Virginia District Court of the United States J. Lee Harne Bluefield W. Va Mercer Grove Street Cooper Street Said Street Ella J. Fox Mineral Street J. M. Echols Sherman Joyce S. J. Lambert J. M. Behols Bane Witten J. Lee Horne Mercer County County of Ridge Street Cormer Robt. Karr H. I. Shott Wm. EB. Fowler L. J. Holland Robert Karr Jacob Morrison Walter Read J. F. Land

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