Miss Mary Bryant Dies in Colorado
Virginia born Miss Mary Helen Bryant aged eighteen died in Lafayette, Colorado on May 16. The Pocahontas section notes her Virginia origin and long residence in Pocahontas, with concern from many friends after the report from The Lafayette Leader of Lafary etteville Colorado.
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Tocahontas
Lafayette Leader
Lafaryetteville
Mary Helen Bryant
Explosive Masurite Tested For Coal Mine Blasting
Masurite shows success in blasting tests and is touted as safer than dynamite in coal mines. Demonstrations at Scarbro forge and Pennsylvanian mines indicate effective blasting with masurite while dynamite is less reliable. Nihilus from Dupont slated for West Virginia trials as mass production expands.
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Pensylvania
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Masure
Coumbia University
United States Coal and Coke Company
Ugrivex
George Creek
J Vv. Paul
Scarbro
Fayette
Dupont
Pocaontas High School Closes With Evening Opera House Program
Closing exercises at Po ca hontas High School filled the opera house. The program included prayers, choruses, plays such as Country Justice and Ma's New Boarders, recitations by Lillie Hensley and Esmond Doss, dances, duets, and a May Day finish. Prof. Alto Gether led the choir with staff and guest instructors praised for their work.
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Sunflower Chorus
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Mabel Suiter
Esmond Doss
Ruth
Lula Ware
Coon Creek
W. M. Minter
Julius Goodman
N. R. Carthgut
Ma's New Boarders
Pocahontas Offenses Lead In Tazewell Grand Jury Indictments
Five of the twelve indictments from the grand jury target Pocahontas offenses. W. S. Hatchet deputy police struck a Hungarian. Mrs. Mary Yabinsky hit over the head with a pistol. Ernest Cook shot William Gregor. Henry Ware feloniously assaulted Nannie Turner. Chas. Smith broke in at the star of M. Kwass. Fred Ervin shot Albert Thompson at Pocahontas Inn. Both waiters at the Inn are described as colored.
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Tazewell
Grand Jury
W. S. Hatchet
Mary Yabinsky
Ernest Cook
William Gregor
Henry Ware
Nannie Turner
Chas. Smith
Star of M. Kwass
Fred Ervin
Roanoke Contractors Win Centre Street Paving Contract
The town council awarded the contract to Boxley and Wingate of Roanoke to pave Centre Street and they will begin work immediately.
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Centre — Street
Messrs. Boxley & Wingate
Roanoke
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Coughs and Colds
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for coughs colds and early consumption evidence of patient satisfaction. G H Wade sells it with DeWitt Little Early Risers also urged by all druggists for sale.
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A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
G. H. Wade
It's Strange That Higher Price Means Better Pianos
The piece argues buyers should investigate and buy the Artistic STIEFF direct from the factory to avoid dealer profit. It claims direct sales save costs and that higher priced pianos from retailers are not better, since they are cheaper grades to cover profits.
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South
Meeting of business men to plan Fourth of July
A meeting will be held at the opera house Monday evening for business men to organize the Fourth of July celebration. The reference to Pocahontas indicates a familiar local celebration with a dependable crowd.
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Opera House
Best View Land and Warranty Company Chartered in Huntington
Friday the secretary of state chartered the Best View Land and Warranty Company to deal in real estate with headquarters in Bluefield and a Huntington branch at Hinefield. Authorized capital is 23000 dollars with 50 dollars paid in. Incorporators include H S Corbley Hueshonee C Talbot H H Byer Phillippi 8 H Bowman and H8S Byrer. Sublette and Barnesses Fleischman's Yeast and Magic Yeast are also mentioned alongside Mount Vernon Flour marketing.
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Hueshonee
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H. H. Byer
Phillippi
H Bowman
Byrer
Prelate Spalding Turns Sixty Seven Feared Unable to Return
Peoria IL June 1 Bishop John Lancaster Spalding plans no birthday observance as health remains grave after a paralytic stroke two years ago. Once a famed preacher and reforming leader, he built up Peoria diocese to 190 churches, 50 schools, seven hospitals, and two orphan asylums.
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All Italy to Honor Memory of Garibaldi
Rome marks the twenty fifth anniversary of Garibaldi death with memorial services in cities across the kingdom and a pilgrimage to his Caprera tomb. Garibaldi born in Nice in 1807 rose in revolutionary movements and led defense of Rome in 1849 before victories over Austria and the expedition to Sicily with his thousand.
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Justice Harlan Enters Upon Seventy-fifth Year
Washington June 1 Justice John M Harlan the doyen of the associate justices of the United States supreme court entered upon his seventy fifth year today He was appointed from Kentucky and has served thirty years on the bench eleven years longer than Chief Justice Fuller He remains in good health and shows no sign of retirement unless a change in administration occurs Republicans dominate the court and a Democratic victory next year could yield a Roosevelt appointment
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United States Supreme Court
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Supreme Bench
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Polite Vaudeville Week Begins Next Monday
A week of polite vaudeville titled Bright Lights starts next Monday with nightly shows on the Red Lot, promising entertainment across seven evenings.
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Red Lot
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