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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
4
The Bluefield West Virginia Daily Telegraph lists advertising rates with terms Daily Weekly Monthly and annual options. It notes prices for editor and business communications and provides box and telephone contact details with 1910 publication date December 29.
In the report seven voters backed Teares and eighteen others gauged popularity by a single figure, while the remaining eight expressed support for different candidates.
The piece argues that public confidence in large corporations hinges on disclosure and transparency, praising publicity methods of the steel industry and warning that secrecy fosters suspicion and hostility. It notes altitude flight debates and compares industrial progress to automotive speed, then mentions Virginia politics with Clarkburg Exponent primary results showing McGraw leading with 4595 votes, Watson 1879.
The Washington Times reports progressive Democrats fear electing wealthy or controversial senators in New York New Jersey West Virginia and Ohio could handicap the party in the next campaign They consider candidates like Sheehan Smith Watson McGraw Chilton and Hanley as risky while a dark horse option such as John Cornwell is mentioned The article notes concerns over tariff revision railroad and corporate policy next year if these senate choices proceed
Kaley claims in New York that he is wanted for the murder of three people in Elkhorn in 1907. Local authorities and hospital officials dispute the tale, and Sheriff Sprinkle doubts the crime ever occurred. The New York World reports Kaley was arrested on Sheriff Street and gave a prior Elkhorn address, but verification is lacking.
Real economy purchase of Willian Tell Flour by barrel protects buyers from price swings caused by wheat corners and crop conditions. Ansted Burk Company mills use costly equipment to guard grain and flour. ask your dealer for the best light bread and pastries.
Police report Kalay opened fire with Welsh accomplices, killing two men outright while a third died later at a miner's hospital. He hid in the woods, escaped lynching, worked in Shamokin, then moved to New York where he has lived since. A relative by marriage gave the tip over a year ago, and Kalay was rediscovered after moving east from 118th Street.
A humane 18th century French count contemplates the starving masses during Christmas while a poaching incident unfolds on his land. He wrestles with justice as a magistrate and landowner and a servant brings news of a dramatic turn on Christmas Eve.
A gamekeeper confronts a starving poacher caught with a pheasant. The count sentences him to prison but pardons him after learning of the man’s need and grants mercy. Elise asks for a Christmas gift and the scene hints at a future bond and social conflict.
A Times indictment of speculative investment linked to a wireless scheme billed as an air line to Chicago. Authorities estimate losses from two to ten million dollars as hundreds of thousands of investors faced ruin while seeking high returns on paper gains. The piece warns that genuine safety lies in known value and secure banks.
Elise Germain, daughter of Count Germain, pleads to visit her father in prison before his execution. A revolutionary offers to take them to safety in exchange for locating aristocrats to arrest. The pair flees in a fiacre, the count concealed at the revolutionist’s home, then escapes to Brussels. Years later Germain returns to France and honors the savior.
In a London Punch snippet a dealer questions a piece’s authenticity while noting a crack and a quip that Chippendale carved it in a rage when workers were called out by the union.
A report highlights an official who tracks his savings hourly and holds others responsible to ensure security and safe returns to principal and interest. It mentions mandatory earnings additions to twice yearly disbursements and state responsibility for overseeing these funds.
A quoted exchange recalls an aviator who dreamed of riding an airship and returning safely to earth. The remarks highlight the ascent as a major goal and the safe descent as a key second wish.
A fragment from a humorous exchange shows Bessie denying a kiss from Banggle with a jokey response about a goodbye kiss. The snippet includes stray ad copy and garbled lines about an insurance agency and a newspaper ad footnote.
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