Five Year View of Bluefield's Rapid Growth in 1908
A visitor from Bramwell notes Bluefield has transformed from a 4000 population village to a city of 18000 with paved streets electric lights streetcars a strong railroad and ambitious building plans. million dollars in new work expected this year indicates widespread prosperity and employment prospects.
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Fire at Kimball Destroys Several Buildings
A fire at Kimball last night near the depot and telegraph station burned fast through frame structures including a store restaurant and saloon. The blaze may have started in a colored residents area. damage estimates were not available and telegraph wires were down by midnight.
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On Parole to Open at Elks Opera House With Miss Emerson
The romantic Civil War era drama On Parole debuts tomorrow night at the Elks Opera House. Miss Emerson stars as Constance Pinckney with Major Dale pursued through captivity and reconciliation leading to a happy ending.
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New York
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Hidden hand questioned in state mine inspections hearing
Testimony before a Charleston legislative committee probes if a hidden power directs state mine inspections. William Warner of the Eleventh district admits sending a duplicate report to a party besides the department head and cites conflict with the chief inspector. Warner also testifies of threats of violence from a coal company general manager.
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Federal Court Clerkbacked for Big Stone Gap posting
A plan to add a deputy clerk to the Western District of Virginia at Big Stone Gap gains support from Congressman Slemp. The House judiciary committee endorses the appointment, urged by Judge McDowell and clerks in Lynchburg and Abingdon to cut time and travel costs, with no additional government expense.
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McDowell
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Lynchburg
Abingdon
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Hale's Second Trial Opens in Bristol Case
Ack Hale's second trial begins in Sullivan County circuit court Blountville Tenn The defendant faces charges of criminal assault and murder in the death of Lillie Davis a Bristol girl The tragic events at East Hill cemetery are under review with coroner evidence suggesting a prior assault and murder claims Hale admits being with the girl but denies killing her
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Tenn
Ack Hale
Sullivan County
Cirrcuit Court
Hale
Lillie Davis
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East Hill Cemetery
Notable pallium investiture for Archbishop O Connell
In Boston, arrangements are set for a major Roman Catholic pallium ceremony at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Archbishop O Connell will receive the pallium tomorrow with attendance by numerous prelates and priests from across the region.
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O'Connell
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Archbishop to receive pallium in New England ceremony
Archbishop OConnell will receive the pallium from Caroline Gibbons in a grand investiture. The Very Rev L F Kearney O P will preach the sermon in Washington. The pallium, an archbishop insignia, is blessed in Rome and worn as a woolen stole around the neck.
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O'Connell
Caroline Gibbons
L.F. Kearney
O. P
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Jim Crow telephones separate rooms for blacks in Oklahoma
Oklahoma moves toward Jim Crow telephones as a senate bill for segregated public telephone offices in first class cities advances. Senator Graham proposes separate waiting rooms and lines for whites and negros, with a discretionary rule by the corporation commission.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Senate
Graham
Marietta
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Corporation Commission
ELECTIONS IN HONDURAS MARKED BY VIOLENCE IN MOST CENTERS
Reports from Honduras indicate considerable trouble during today's elections with brushes between troops and rebels and several lives lost. Government had warned of possible revolutionary activity and kept disorders in check, though communication is poor and full extent may take days to determine.
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Mexico City
Honduras
Japan to Tighten Emigration Rules for Natives Abroad
Foreign Minister Viscount Hayashi said Japan will interpret emigration restrictions as protecting the interests of Japanese subjects living abroad. If those interests are threatened by further emigration, the government will take restrictive measures.
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Tokio
Viscount Hayashi
Japan
Parent and son argue over daughter in Yonkers Statesman
A fashionable young man questions a parent about settling something with their daughter. The parent retorts that the daughter worries him by suggesting she will settle something on him. The exchange appears in the Yonkers Statesman.
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