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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1902

Page

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Judge Keller extends injunction in Pocahontas coal strike case

Judge Keller keeps the temporary restraining order in force in Castner Curran&Bullitt v Caswell Creek Coal and Coke. The final hearing was postponed to September 16 at Huntington as the case was not matured. Mines in the Pocahontas field run near normal with only about two percent out, and strikers show discouragement as workers return.

Castner, Curran & Bullitt Caswell Creek Coal and Coke Company, Et al Keller Huntington Pocahontas Field

Shooting Affray At Crockett’s Restaurant Leaves Man Wounded

Yesterday afternoon Jim Burks and John James quarreled in Crockett's kitchen and fought in the yard. Burks fired, striking James in the back. Burks fled, pursued by a crowd of colored men. James was treated by Drs. Fox and Scott. the bullet was extracted and he walked home.

Jim Burks John James Crockett’s Burks James J. Francke Fox

Railroad officials reshuffle following resignation rumors

It is rumored that the Pocahontas division assistant superintendent S. R. Payne will have his position abolished. B. F. Lindsay, Bristol yardmaster, is named yardmaster general, and Mont Junkin becomes yardmaster at North Fork.

S. R. Payne Pocahontas B. F. Lindsay Bristol Gre Mont Junkin North Fork

Fire Destroyed Norton Cold Storage Building

A Monday morning blaze in Norton gutted a three story cold storage building owned by E. H. Ould and an adjoining structure tied to G. N. Brown and J. C. Moore of Big Stone Gap. The first two floors housed cold storage and offices while the third housed several small families. Fire origin eyed in a family room. Some insurance coverage reported.

Norton E. H. Ould G. N. Brown J. C. Moore Big Stone Gap

J. M. Cigar Praised By All Swvkers

The J. M. Cigar is described as a favorite with all sw vkers and consistently pleases smokers.

J. M

Doubt Cast On May-December Marriage In Ironton Case

Report from Christiansburg details doubt over John Henry Vaden and Jennie Austin’s marriage in Ironton Ohio last Tuesday. Jennie returned home with parents shocked but relieved, claiming uncertainty and desire to separate. Vaden says marriage occurred under a justice of the peace but no certificate was issued, prompting Montgomery County residents to await legal resolution. Authorities hold Vaden without bail as investigators seek confirmation from Ironton.

John Henry Vaden Jennie Austin Ironton Ohio Vaden Christiansburg Justice of the Peace Montgomery County General Assembly

Bluefield Severage System Bids Sought

Bids for the construction of a sewerage system for the city of Bluefield are invited with a deadline of August 1 1902. Plans and specifications may be viewed at the mayor's office in City Hall dated July 11 1902.

Bluefield

Ten Years In Bed Kidney Cure Success Story

A J P R A Gray of Oakville Indiana narrates ten years bedridden with kidney disease. He sought top medical care but found no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended, which he calls a Godsend. sold by G H Wade, a local druggist.

R. A. Gray J. P Oakville Ind G. H. Wade

Wanted stenographer with bookkeeping knowledge at Stony Creek Lumber

Help wanted for experienced stenographer with bookkeeping experience. Apply with references to Stony Creek Lumber Co. located in Tacoma, VA 713 Iw. Immediate position available and responses requested from qualified applicants.

Stony Creek Lumber CO Tacoma

Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets Endorsement

A. Good Family Medicine owner W. Lee Wilmoth of Top of Alleghany West Virginia praises Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets for five years of family use. He calls them mild in action, effective, pleasant to take, and affordable for households without large doctors' bills. Sold by H. N. White.

W. Lee Wilmoth Alleghany W. Va Ramon H. N. White

Otterville Man Praises Foley’s Honey and Tar Cure

Daniel Banatz of Otterville Iowa says he suffered years with asthma and tried many cures until Foley's Honey and Tar gave immediate relief. He endorses the remedy and notes it is available from G H Wade, local druggist.

Daniel Banatz Otterville Iowa New York Foley G. H. Wade

Outlaw Potter Victim of His Own Revolver

Garfield Potter a Kentucky outlaw, died when his pistol discharged while he sat with companions at a Pound River card game near Osborn's Gap on Cumberland mountain. The incident occurred as lawless associates, including Fleming kin, terrorized nearby residents prompting fears of further violence and indictments in Pike county.

Dickenson County Garfield Potter Kentucky Cumberland Mountain Potter George Potter George Fleming Creed Fleming Flemings Cal Hena Fleming Doc Taylor Mullins Pound Gap Vance-Vanover Elkhorn Creek Virginia Osborn’s Gap Pound River Harve Bryant's Potter Boys George Pike County

Bald win’s Bluefield real estate ad urges readers to write

The notice promotes Capt. D. B. Bald win as Bluefield’s pioneering real estate agent. It hypes his zeal for the city’s growth and future importance and asks readers to respond by writing to him to learn about opportunities.

Bluefield D. B. Baldwin

Mail Agent Meredith G Wills Dies in Washington

Meredith G Wills former mail agent based in Bluefield died Sunday in Washington. He was remembered by many local citizens for his service.

Meredith G. Wills Washington Bluefield

DeWitt's Little Early Risers Remedies Constipation

An old medical ad copy promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a gentle laxative. It claims cleansing the bowels prevents head pain dullness and eruptions and supports natural liver action without griping. John L. Crockett endorses the pills.

DeWitt John L. Crockett

J. M. Cigar Guaranteed Offer

A brief note promotes the J. M. cigar as guaranteed and invites readers to try one, highlighting confidence in quality and urging trial.

Dr King’s New Discovery Saves Dorchester Woman

Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts endured a severe lung trouble and obstinate cough. After years of failed treatments she used Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and was completely cured. Sufferers from coughs colds throat and lung trouble are urged to try this remedy. Cure guaranteed by druggists. Price 50 cents to 1.00 dollars. Trial bottles free.

Lois Cragg Dorchester Mass

Mother Jones Career Covered by New York Tribune Portrait

The New York Tribune profile details Mother Jones as a long active labor agitator born in Cork Ireland who fled to Canada and the United States. It highlights her fiery leadership, ability to rouse workers, and key roles in strikes from Chicago to the anthracite region, plus her work with the United Mine Workers and efforts against Chinese immigration.

Mother Jones New York Tribune West Virginia Jeanne d’Arc Pennsylvania Althhough Jones Cork Ireland Toronto George Jones California England Germany France Austria South Chicago Coxey Europe United Mine Workers Ninteen

Nuggets of News Roundup Across Major Cities

July corn falls seventy cents in Chicago while a Brooklyn bridge jump is reported to be recoverable. Gates party arrives. gamble transfer in July corn to New York. A steamer sinks near Lume river drowning thirty. overcrowding blamed. Venice Campanile collapse prompts world telegrams and papal aid offer. Memorials for Lord Pauncefote held in London. Alberta capsized off Stapton. 250 cases saved. Cuban Bragg remark prompts recall talk. Wood invited to Roosevelt circle. Panama role likely. Europe trip set.

Chicago New York James McBride Brooklyn Bridge John W. Gates St. Petersburg Venice Campanile St. Marks London Lord Pauncefote Chapel Royal St. James Place Alberta Hudson Stapton Staten Island S Bay Washington Quesada Palma Bragg Saim Oyster Bay Leonard Wood Roosevelt Panama Canal Cortelyou Wood Europe

Foley's Kidney Cure Ad by G. H. Wade Drugstore

An advertisement promising Foley's Kidney Cure for all kidney and bladder diseases warns readers they will blame themselves if they do not use it. The product is marketed for sale by G. H. Wade, a druggist.

Foley G. H. Wade

Opium and whiskey habits book offer from B M Wooley

A notice invites every American to obtain a free book on opium and whiskey diseases by writing to B M Wooley, box 887, Atlanta ia. The promise is for all interested readers to receive the volume at no cost.

United States B. M. Wooley Atlanta

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Proven Best and Cheapest

Thirty years of marvelous cures for piles burns boils corns felons ulcers cuts scalds bruises and skin eruptions prove Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the best. Available at all drug stores.

Lost crescent branch near church and shop

A small gold crescent branch disappeared between the First Baptist Church and Shelton and Jordan's. A suitable reward is offered for its return to this office.

First Baptist Chureh Shelton & Jordan’s Gold Crescent

One Minute Cough Cure Promises Immediate Relief

A period ad claims the remedy acts at once for coughs colds croup throat and lung troubles. The copy emphasizes safety and immediacy with John L. as the seller or sponsor.

John L. Crockett

Labor unions reach new wage proposal amid railroad tensions

Chicago July 15. A conference among national teamsters and freight handler groups yielded a new wage proposal to rail managers. Freight handlers accept the July 1 schedule with eliminations of probation, overtime for lost time, and seventeen and a half cents for tracksters. A hundred carloads of farm products spoil on side tracks as tensions rise and police stay ready for possible riots.

Chicago Teamasters’ Union Team Owners’ Association Freight Handlers’ Union Chicago Federation of Labor Truck Teamasters

Royal Train Transports King Edward To Victoria and Albert Cruise

London and Portsmouth reports say King Edward and Queen Alexandra traveled by special royal train to board the Victoria and Albert yacht for a cruise. The trip occurred during the year's hottest day, with the prince of Denmark and medical staff accompanying the king. The yacht will sail from Cowes after arrival.

London Portsmouth Victoria and Albert Prince of Denmark Eng Edward Cowes

Ball Field Scores From Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago St Louis

In Pittsburg Pittsburg wins 5 4 with 1 error over Boston 0 4 3. Eason Moran and umpires Emslie. In Cincinnati New York 10 18 2 over 2 5 8 with Phillips Peitz Matthewson Bower man Powers. In Chicago Chicago 4 14 4 loses to Brooklyn 8 17 0 with Cantillon. In St Louis St Louis 3 10 8 loses to Philadelphia 4 10 8 with O'Day Brown Douglass.

Pittsburg Boston Philippi O’connor Eason Moran Emslie Cincinnat Cincinnati New York Phillips Peitz Matthewson Bowerman Powers Chicago Brooklyn Menefee Kling Newton Ahearn Cantillon St. Louis Philadelphia Yerkes O'Neill Dugglesby Douglass O'Day Brown

Gates Syndicate Seeks to Dominate July Corn Market

Chicago July twenty million bushels of July corn bought by the Gates syndicate, backing a one hundred thirty million dollar backing, threatens to overpower shorts who can barely deliver ten million bushels. The remainder may be settled on terms dictated by Gates.

Chicago John W. Gates Gates

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