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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1908

Page

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Independence party convention to nominate candidates

Chicago July 25. Arrangements are nearly complete for the Independence party convention to meet Monday in Chicago to adopt a platform and name presidential and vice presidential candidates. Leaders expect to finish business in two days with Monday spent on organization and officer appointments.

Chicago Ill Independence Party

Porter Dilworth Spurs Victory in Sparkling Bout

Porter Dilworth led a decisive performance triggering a win as the Dilworth team maintained stock of success with strong scoring and defense. The result showcased Dilworth's sharp play and steady leadership throughout the game.

Independence Party Plans Hearst Driven Nomination Campaign

The Independence Party movement rallies around William R Hearst as leaders expect a strong push to defeat the Democratic ticket. Delegates anticipate a Hearst nomination amid multiple contenders including Thomas J Hisgen CC F S Neal N W Howard Howard Taylor and Charles A Walsh as possible first choice candidates.

William R. Hearst League Democratic Party Republican Party Independence Party Hearst Independent League Thomas J. Hisgen Massachusetts CC. F. S. Neal Rhodes Island

Taft Arrival in Cincinnati Signals Notification Day Near

Judge William H. Taft arrived in Cincinnati marking the imminent notification day. The event underscored the approaching milestone as Taft’s presence intensified expectations and public attention.

Cincinnati William H. Taft

Judge Taft Relaxed Day at Brother Chas Taft Home

Judge Taft passed a quiet day at his brother Chas P Taft's home receiving messages from across the country, indicating broad support and interest in his affairs.

Judge Taft Chas. P. Taft

Man Confesses to Murder in Princeton Court

During a court session in Princeton a man named Parris walked in and surrendered himself to the sheriff claiming he had killed a man and wished to be jailed. He was committed to await grand jury action.

Princeton Parris

Flat Top Book and Stationery to Open in Bluefield

A new Flat Top Book and Stationery Company plans a mid August opening to serve business offices with a full line of office furniture blank books and supplies. The store will stock novels magazines pictures and related items and aims to deliver ready for use service to the local business community.

Flat Top Book and Stationery Company Sluefield

Rioting Mill Hands in Bombay and West Virginia Political Row

In Bombay 20000 striking mill hands rioted as British infantry moved in. Fire killed one native and injured six, with many wounded among police. In West Virginia a bitter glare on the Republican race features Mr. Grant attacking Governor Dawson and promoting his own slate amid contested delegations and claims of fair processes in Swisher and Scherr contests.

Bombay Tilak Mill Pooma Me‘ce West Virginia KE. M. Grant State University Scherr Supreme Court State Superintendent of Schools Adjutant General National Guard State Penitentiary John A. Bloyd Grant Stewart, Green Co. Fraser Wheeling Barton Amos Bright Weston Asylum State Senate House of Delegates State House Dawson Gve Elkins Scott Republican Party Cfty County Swisher Ohio Brooks Hearne Hancock Harrison County Wivance Marion Marshall Marshal Lewis County Senate Wetsel County Stallings Watkins Woodyard Ohio County Chas W. Swisher Arnold Scherr Republican State Committee Watkins Glasseack Woodyard Elliott Cabell Hampshire Mr. Grant J. W. Swisher Amos Bright C. P. Light Hinefield Ders Fromkins T. Mann Taft Roosevelt Cabell County Huntington Republican Siece Committee Reed Harrison Republican County Committee

Blue Ribbon Vanilla Concentrated for Half-Amount Use

The economy relies on Blue Ribbon Vanilla due to its high concentration requiring only half the amount to achieve perfect results.

Race Question at The Metropolitan At Cost Sale

Shirts mingle during an at cost sale at The Metropolitan as shoppers line up for discounted apparel. Local vendors promote bargains while crowds seek clothing deals and budget options.

Split Reviews Decisions Of State Committee

The chairman is criticized for misstating facts as the state committee faces backlash over its handling of a decision. An activist cry against office holders follows, highlighting tensions within the party and calls for accountability.

Grant

Four Others Competed for Democratic National Chairman

A notably calm race unfolded for the Democratic National Committee chair as four candidates entered the ballot. For years a bitter contest had defined the selection but this time the process was less confrontational and more procedural.

National Democratic

Bryan Leads Democrats to Fight for New York at Conference

After a seven hour meeting with Bryan and Kern, the national Democratic committee chose Norman J. Mack as chairman with L. P. Hall as vice chairman and C. N. Haskell as treasurer. Bryan said the appoint­ment honors eastern Democrats and signals a push to carry New York, noting warrings over leadership in New York yielded to Bryan. Henry Watterson was named chairman of the news committee responsible for publicity.

Norman KE. Mack New York National Committee Chicago Bryan Kern National Democratic Committee Nebraska C. N. Haskell Oklahoma John L. Martin Missouri Urey Woodson Kentucky Mack Charles F. Murphy Tammany W. J. Conners Democratic Committee M. J. Wade Iowa T. E. Ryan Wisconsin Jas, K. Campbell Ohio Henry Watterson Louisville Watter

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