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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1908

Page

6

Discounted Prices Listed For Various Fabrics And Goods

A garbled catalog-like list shows numerous price entries for fabrics and garments with many “Were” price references followed by current figures. The dense OCR reads as a sale-style price sheet lacking complete context or dates.

Pocahontas Company Names New Board and Officers

The Pocahontas Company held its annual meeting Tuesday electing I. T. Mann Harry Bowen J J Tierney S W Patterson W J Beary J K Gilliam and Philip Goodwill to the board The directors then selected officers with Philip Goodwill as president Harry Bowen as vice president and S W Patterson as secretary and treasurer.

Pocahontas Company I. T. Mann Harry Bowen J. J. Tierney S. W. Patterson W. J. Beary J K. Gilliam Philip Goodwill

Washington Wedding Joins Coal City and Capital Circles

Miss Inez C. Tench wed Wyndham Stokes in Epiphany Church Washington D C with a high noon ceremony. Guests included relatives from Welch Switchback and Williamson. The couple honeymoon in Florida then Havana before settling in Welch March 1.

Washington, D. C Inez C. Tench Wyndham Stokes Young Corporation Welch Epiphany Church Sandy Mosby Lynchburg James Elwood Jones Switchback James E. Jones New Willard Hotel Florida Havana Cuba American James A. Strether L. H. Clark Kyle Col L. E. Tierney Powhatan Chauncey Yeaton Bramwell Williamson S. D. Stokes Isaac T. Mann Washington Florence Hewitt Dr. Phillips Parsons Susie Henry George Hood Philadelphia Sussax Davis

The Maxim Gun Origins and early Development

The article traces Sir Hiram Maxim's path from a civil war veteran to conceiving a rapid fire gun after testing recoil with a Springfield rifle. It notes factory resistance in Birmingham and Maxim’s move to Paris where, by 1885, he demonstrated a gun touted as the future. The weapon could be varied from one to 600 rounds per minute and used belts of 333 rounds, with a compact model weighing 35 pounds and firing 2000 rounds in three minutes.

Maxim Sir Hiram Armenica Jie London Birmingham Paris Mr. Maxim

Irregular Verbs and a Pollute of Motion

A fragment discusses the meaning of beat it as depart and hints at police slang for get off my beat. It cites Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes and a Frenchman learning English irregulars with humorous translations and the exclamation Mercy for irregular verbs.

Sam Oliver Wendell Holmes England New York Tribune

Howard Royer Dies in Washington of Heart Failure

O Howard Royer Roanoke and assistant general freight agent of the Norfolk and Western died in the Hotel Raleigh Washington of heart failure after traveling from Roanoke to Philadelphia and then to Washington for railroad officials meetings He leaves a large family including wife Helen seven sons and one daughter and is survived by a Kansas City brother and two sisters in Lockhaven Pa Funeral arrangements await brotherly word Royer born March 15 1851 in Rogersford Montgomery PA served since 1868 with Shenandoah Valley railroad later absorbed by Norfolk and Western also led Great Southern Dispatch and Shenandoah Dispatch Fast Freight services.

Norfolk & Western Washington O. Howard Royer Roanoke Raleigh Réger Great Southern Dispatch Philadelphia Royer Helen Royer Kansas City May Lockhaven Southern Howard Royer Rogersford Montgomery County Pennsylvania Shenandoah Valley Railroad Shenandoah Dispatch

Alvord Reiterates Corruption Fund Charge In Prohibition Debate

Theodore Alvord Anti Saloon League president testifies before Senate committee claiming he provided Charleston Gazette reporter with details on a 150000 dollar whiskey lobby fund and states he had authority for the statement. Prohibition amendment moves to third reading as votes loom. House passes license tax bill aligning state and municipal liquor taxes.

Charleston W. Va House Public Institution Investigation Committee Senate Theodore Alvord League Charleston Gazette Thes McDermott Rairoad Judiciary Committee Bailey Ashburn Cossin Kidd Montgomery Hubbard Swisher Ben Stewart Parkersburg C. EK. Haddox

Social event honors Mrs Watson at Bramwell home

Mrs. J D Hewitt hosted a brilliant social evening in Bramwell West Virginia for her Philadelphia guest Mrs Watson. Progressive ouchre and refreshments followed a gathering of local society including Mesdames Cummings Kirk McQuail Tierney and more with various friends visiting from Elkhorn Bluefield and Philadelphia.

Bramwell W. Va Fels J. D. Hewitt Elkhorn Jairus Collins Edward Cooper Philip Goodwill L. M. Archer H. S. Brown Ceel Whitman Alice McQuail Mary Tierney Wellman Elk Horn Evelyn Shirey Bluefield M. R. Walker Elsie Brown Alletta Crump Frank Watson Philadelphia James William MecQuail Emisy Farley Herzson Milhorn Smith Alec Waddell Steven J. Irvine J. & Wilson Percy Brown John Hewit Theda Buck Boston Presbyterian Hospital New York R. M. McGuffin Reubens Austin Tex Fr. M. Archer Francis Archer May Jones William Beary Algome Percy Bunn H. S. Bunn KE. C. Berkley Black Wolf Ord Landgraf Miss Fairehidy Mr. Saylor Gary Mrs. Shields Newtown H. W. Shields Marjorie Prichard W. H. Thomas Columbus W. Roscoe Yudley Clarence G. Walker George Roe Town

Grandmother Chides Noisy Grandchildren at Tea

A grandmother reproves her latte grandchildren for noise, saying they are loud and should be quieter. They reply that without them she wouldn’t be a grandma at all, per Harpers Weekly.

Harper's Weekly

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Pedigo's Lie Panama Hite Sie Steee E. Ss Pedigo Valentines Beautiful Valentine Books Bluebid Book & Stationery Go Big Coal Producers Organization Wyndham H. Stokes SRING Knox Hats Metropolitan Men’s Furnishing CO Elks’ Building Theo Alvord Sublette & Barnes RMATI Laade M. G. Whitlow Hardware Go Princeton Ave Bluefield, W. VA Bluefield Water Works and Improvement Company WM. McCarthy Eng R & Supt Cc. G. Betelle Cashier YOURJ Follansbee Bland Street Bramwell News Shumate Clothing CO Mt. Vernon Credit House Liberty Credit Bell Bluefield Avenue
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