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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1908

Page

3

West Virginia to elect two Supreme Court Judges in 1908

Governor Swisher orders a statewide election on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1908 for two judges of the Supreme Court of Appeals to fill the unexpired terms of Frank Cox and Joseph M. Sanders. Proclamation requires publication in each county newspaper for four weeks prior.

West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Frank Cox Joseph M. Sanders Charleston

West Virginia Governor Proclaims Judicial Vacancies

The proclamation announces two vacancies on the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals due to resignations of Justices Cox and Sanders. It notes their seats were filled by interim appointments until the next general election as provided by law and is issued by Governor W. M. O. Dawson under constitutional and code authority.

State OF West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Frank Cox Joseph M. Sanders I. W. M. O. Dawson

Notable Visitors and Residents in Bluefield Area

A stream of visitors and locals is noted in Bluefield and nearby towns with names like Meador Bates Lincoln Hurt Caperton King Van Cleve Smythe Sturgill Northcross Flanary Pepper Hare Meredith Whitaker Lockhart Sanford Willis Bowen Fletcher Vawter Adkins Carter Overholt Rateliff Saunders Hyman Jewell Bingham Bang LaHaune Gray Vermilya Ferguson plus towns Athens Richlands Elkhorn Abingdon Princeton Pocahontas Wise Norton and Geoghesa. The entries place residents and travelers in Bluefield yesterday and yesterday.

Local Visitors and Travel Through Bluefield

Mr oristie and Mrs Chilton visit with relatives including Mrs Byrd and grandparents. J Reynolds chief dispatcher at Norfolk Virginia visits sister Mrs Monroe on Bedford street. M Meador returns to city shops after time at Bedford City. M P Dickinson postmaster Castlewood Virginia travels via Bluefield for Washington business. Rev J J Pannell Narrows Virginia missionary passes through Bluefield returning from Crane Creek revival meeting.

J. A. Gray Appalachia Winctow-Salem N.C Oristie Chilton Byrd Mint J. Reynolds Norfolk, Nebraska Chicago Northwestern City Thomas Monroe Bedford Street W. B. Meador Bedford City Mr. Meador M. P. Dickenson Castlewood Russell County Bluefield Washington J. J. Pannell Narrows Crane Creek

Taft Plans Longer Speech For Cincinnati Nomination

Taft will spend three more days refining his Cincinnati acceptance address after receiving official notification as the Republican presidential nominee. He expects a speech about an hour and a half, longer than his initial estimate, to be fully illuminated with revisions aided by Frank Kelley.

Hot Springs Wiliam H. Taft Cincinnati Republican Party Frank Kelley Priday Taft

Man Kills Wife With Hammer Then Commits Suicide

Philadelphia report states John Braun schweig aged 68 a shoemaker killed his wife with a cobbler hammer and a razor in a jealous act before fatally shooting himself in the head. The item also includes a brief ad-like letter from E C DeWitt Co of Chicago praising Kodol with a Georgia testimonial.

Philadelphia John Braunschweig

Chamberlain's Salve Eases Burns Quickly Says Customer

Mrs. Robert Mytton of Hamilton Ontario reports her daughter's knee burn was healed beautifully after applying Chamberlain's Salve. The product is sold at West End Pharmacy East End Pharmacy and Blusfield Pharmacy.

Daily Telegraph Chamberlain Robert Mytton John St Hamilton Ontario West End Pharmacy East End Pharmacy Blusfield Pharmacy

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Valets Ad

For constipation there is nothing quite so nice as Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Valets. They always produce a pleasant movement of the bowels without any disagreeable effect. Price 25 cents. Samples free. West End Pharmacy Bluefield Pharmacy and East End Pharmacy.

Miles U.S Frank Snyder Antiress Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind Chamberlain West End Bluefield East End

Business Changes Hands at Ideal Shoe Company

Henry Kendrick proprietor sells entire stock to Mrs. Alice V. Johnson who will operate the business under the old firm name. All accounts due up to July 4 1908 are payable to Kendrick who will settle all accounts against the company. 7-8-4-lawk.

Henry Kendrick Ideal Shoe Company Alice V. Johnson Lawk

Bluefield Normal College Daily Program Outline

Daily schedule lists class periods from 9 to 4 covering shorthand grammar spelling penmanship and letter writing. Evening sessions from 4 to 7 offer cornet violin flute clarinet vocal music writing bookkeeping mathematics rhetoric commercial law and related subjects at Bluefield Normal and Business College.

Bluefield Normal & Business College

Fuses Are Made to Blow Out in Electric Travel

The New York Times notes that fuse blowouts in electrically driven cars and trains are not cause for alarm. Electricians may jump at the flash, but panic is unnecessary. Delays are the only real danger, and passengers should remain calm.

New York Times

Germans Bid on Watches at Auction in Indianapolis

Two Germans enter an Indianapolis auction house for a watch sale. The nodding bidders trigger the auctioneer to offer the lot until he declares it sold for ten dollars. The Germans refuse, insisting they are Schwab and Bayer, not the buyers.

Indianapolis Nein

Talked to the Wrong Man on Arkansas Train

A man claims to be governor and asks a stranger to help secure a pardon for a convicted thief. He boasts of a $500 incentive, saying the governor cannot refuse him, while both men travel to Little Rock on the Arkansas railway carriage.

Arkansas Little Rock St. Louis Republic

Too Much For General Butler in New Orleans

An enthusiastic Confederate, after Chickamauga, taunts blue soldiers in New Orleans. General Butler offers oath or Ship Island. The man swears to support the constitution, then declares both now royal citizens and asks Butler again if Stonewall Jackson burned the blues at Chickamauga.

General Butler Chickamauga New Orleans Stomewall Jackson Butler Ship Island General But Stonewall Jackson Argonaut

Terrapin in London at the Cecil Hotel

A witty New York Press ditty recalls an American party at the Hotel Cecil in London ordering Maryland terrapin with bones, only to be told the bones could not be served and suggesting alternative preparations in Paris style.

Cecil Tondon Paris Walter Maryland New York Press

Lander Wins Bicycle in Raffle Then Calls It Luck

A high lander wins first prize bicycle in a raffle. He remarks he bought two tickets by mistake and calls the outcome a “sux: pence wasted” rather than joy. The Dundee People’s Journal reports the humorous reaction.

Dundee People’s Journal

Force of Habit in London Telegraph Quote

A brief London Telegraph line highlights a reply about rushing to a chief’s funeral, quipping that nothing is hated more than punctuality. The exchange underscores urgency and respect in ceremonial departure.

London Telegraph

Prevent the Slips

A Baltimore American morale line notes forgiveness of a brother's slips. The quote contrasts forgiving a neighbor with a man who loves his kind avoiding error, keeping his own path clean and orderly.

Ile Baltimore

Turon Island Lake Dotted with Over 8 000 Islands

Turon is dotted with more than 8 000 islands, a figure that surpasses all other lakes. The dense archipelago shapes local navigation and tourism.

Take Turon Brs

Platform of West Virginia Republicans

The West Virginia Republican platform endorses Taft and Sherman from Chicago and praises Theodore Roosevelt and Taft while supporting local option on liquor, labor rights balanced with law, and anti boycott practices. It commends tax reforms, roads, education, agriculture, and forest protection, and lauds Governor Dawson’s administration while expressing sympathy for his health.

Republican Party of West Virginia Chicago Taft Sherman Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft Bureau of Mines and Mining Senate Republican Party Naver General School Fund State Board of Agriculture Ip Furniniing Beeco Seth West Virginta Wim. M. O. Dawson

Remedy that Devs Praised by Auburn Center Resident

Mrs I K Pierson of Auburn Center Pa reports King's New Discovery cures long standing throat and lung trouble where other treatments failed. The remedy, sold by druggists at 50 cents and 1 dollar per bottle, is promoted by a Cheeryvale postmaster who also stocks general merchandise. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is cited as a standard seller in the same shop.

King I. Kt. Pierson Auburn Centre F. M. Timilton Cheerryvale Ind West End Nast End Pharmacy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Co. W. Swisher Secretary of State Hotel Dennis Atlantic City, N. J Ocean Walter J. Buzby Prop Executive Department C. W. May Wm. M. O. Dawson C. W. Swisher R. G. Meador Athens J. W. Bates Richlands John J. Lincoln Elkhorn Mrs. J. Irby Hurt Abingdon, Va E. Caperton Princeton Justin King Bristol J. S. van Cleve H. M. Smythe Pocahontas Ollie Sturgill Bondtown, Va J. T. Northcross East Radford Windsor Hotel R. F. Flanary Wise, Va Bluefield Inn John W. Pepper Roanoke H. R. Kipps J. H. Hare Giles County John Meredith Snowville, Va Mrs John Monroe Ss. C. Whitaker Norton, Va G. W. Lockhart Honaker Chas Sanford Georges, Va Harry Bowen Bramwell Phildelphia J. W. Fletcher Elgood County John KE. Vawter Anstead, W. Va G. A. Shirey Grace Adkins Ceredo Messrs. W. L. and Paul Adkins Daniel M. Carter Wise County W. H. Overholt Hettie Rateliff Robert Armour The Ideal Shoe Co Davy Sol Hyman Keystone J. M. Cohen Monroe Street Winnie Jewell W. H. Jewell Christiansburg Miss. Mayde Bingham A.C. Bang Pocahontas Coke Company Norfolk LaHaune Eva LaHaune W. F. Dupree Bertha Truill Vermilya Newport Mattie Truill Ferguson Palestine Texas E. C. DeWitt & Co Georgia C. N. Cornell Roding, Ga Princeton Avenue EL Shufflebarger Sohn Building W. VA Terrapin London Platform OF Republicans Democratic Party Piedmont Piedmont Cigarettes Premy Are Pan Sarah J. Hoskins Cary Gardui Cardui Fatiy Dinglass Into Val
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