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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1908

Page

2

Break of Elkins Abruzzi Match Quietly Planned in Rome

A Rome report says King Victor Emmanuel plans to end the Elkins Abruzzi match via royal patience and silence. The plan hinges on Abruzzi’s fickle nature and family opposition, with Queen Elena as a discreet ally and Turin’s jests fueling the drama.

Richmond Times-Dispatch Rome Elkins Prince Luigi the Abruzzi Italy Miss Elkins Abruzzi Victor Emanuel House of Savoy Quirinal Margherita Turin Jesta Duke of Aosta Luigi Elena

Queen's Court Echoes of Sympathy and Power

The passage recalls the queen's own uneasy reception at the Italian court and the harsh scrutiny she faced. It suggests that Miss Elkins, if she reaches court, may find a friend in the king or queen and that her warmth and memory could bridge a wary royal circle.

Luigi

Sponge Divers and the Perils of Deep Sea Work

An excerpt on sponge diving off Tripoli in North Africa. Greek divers work naked with lines while caphanders use air pumps and helmets. Degenerative paralysis from rapid pressure changes endangers divers, prompting government regulations and a coastal sponge divers hospital.

Mediterranean Harper's Magasine C. W. Furlong Tripolli North Africa

Freaks of Razors and Metal Grains

The article describes how Swedish razors exhibit grain that changes direction with use and strapping, twisting the blade and altering temper. It notes diagrams of grain running diagonally, then straight, then reversing after months of use, and warns that regrinding or neglect can ruin the edge.

Rdgor Fand Magazina

Old Goottich Sanctuary at Holyrood Palace

A London Globe description recalls the sanctuary of the Abbey and Palace of Holyrood House where debtors could shelter for a week. Debtors entered for shelter paid a room fee and faced creditors at the window watching for a chance to visit family. Sunday freed them to leave but return by semaine.

Goottich Holyrood House Holyrood

Boy's question on father prompts church talk in London

A knéy accompanied by Beremal aon shopped at army and navy stores in London. A boy asked who the purchases were for, and after the father reply pressed for clarification with who the father was. The remark was retold to a friend and then to an Englishwoman at church where she noted the man’s history saying she was married twice.

London Heaven India

Republican State Convention Opens in Charleston

Charleston set to convene at 1 pm with Harry Woodyard presiding. Joseph Holt Gaines to chair temporarily as nominations for governor and secretary of state are to be debated among Swiger Scherr and Hearne, with Topping Harris and Gray in contention for secretary of state. Contests resolved by the state committee.

Associated Press Charleston Harry Woodyard Joseph Holt Gaines Charles W. Swigher Arnold Scherr William H. Hearne

Platform Committee Actions at Denver Meeting

The platform committee, meeting in Denver, elected Governor Chas N. Haskell of Oklahoma as permanent chairman and formed a seventeen member sub committee to draft the platform. They heard debates on inland waterways improvements, naval buildup urged by Richard Hobson, and labor issues with Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell in attendance.

Denver Bryan Chas N. Haskell Oklahoma Richard Pearson Hobson Alabama Japan Samuel Gompers Federation of Labor John Mitchell

Heat wave claims twenty three lives in New York

In eighteen hours ending at 12 30 tonight twenty three people were killed by the heat and many more prostrated. Police records omit heat deaths treated privately. In 42 hours the spell has claimed forty four victims. Relief is promised by the weather bureau with cooler conditions expected tomorrow after thermometers reach around 92 degrees at noon.

New York City New York Weather Bureau

Coal Mines to Reopen After Labor Pact in Colorado

United Mine Workers district convention at Lafayette Colorado accepted operators final proposition. All coal mines in northern Colorado closed for weeks will reopen in a few days. Old wage scale to stay for two years with 5 to 6 cents more per ton for dirt removal and rock bottom labor.

Denver United Mine Workers District Lafayette Colo Colorado

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Popular With Children

A historical note claims Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is favored by children for tasting nearly as good as maple sugar and acts gently on bowels to drive an cold out of the system.

Kennedy Ali

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