Wedding Gift Leads to Fine and Jail for Guggenheim
New York June 2 The court fined Edmund A Guggenheim 1000 and sentenced him to one day in jail for the third speeding violation. He pleaded guilty and asked for suspension due to his upcoming marriage. The judge denied relief and he was jailed at 3 15 pm, departing soon after.
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New York
Edmund A. Guggenheim
Simon Guggenheim
Colorado
Court of General Sessions
Young Guggenheim
Bridge of Sighs
August Belmont Hurt In Estate Horse Ride
August Belmont was thrown from a horse on his Meadow Thorpe estate near New York, sustaining a broken wrist and other serious injuries but expected to recover.
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Meadow Thorpe
New York
Belmont
Andrews Named Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
A. Platt Andrews was appointed assistant secretary of the treasury to replace Charles O. Norton who resigned to become secretary to the president. In Soutport Gordon, a structural iron worker, tore up gold certificates believing they held germs and was arrested. Frank Gotch, wrestling world champion, says he will retire to his farm after defeating Zbyszko.
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Washington
A. Platt Andrews
the Treasury
Charles O. Norton
Soutport
Ind
Bert Gordon
Gordon
Chicago
Frank Gotch
Zbyszko
Towa
Bluefields Cleared for Dr Trias but Requires Madriz Permission
Bluefields Nicaragua June 2 Dr Julian Trias Madriz's representative cleared for Bluefields after June 1 may not enter without permission of the Madriz government
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Bluefields
Nicaragua
Julian Trias
Madriz
Convicts Fight With Posse Leaves One Dead Nine Captured
In Caldwell Texas on June 2 a clash between a sheriff s posse and nine convicts left one convict killed and two wounded while the remaining six escaped.
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Caldwell
Texas
No Change in Strike Among Anthracite Workers
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania reports no change in the June 2 strike of twelve thousand anthracite mine workers in the Pittsburgh district. Both sides remain firm and no progress appears likely.
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Wilkesbarre
Pitsburg
Oklahoma Votes on Woman Suffrage in November Election
Luthrie Oklahoma on June 2 reports that the question of granting suffrage to women in Oklahoma will be decided at the regular November election.
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Luthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Pension Granted to General Howard’s Widow
The House approved a pension of $100 per month for the widow of General O. O. Howard in Washington on June 2.
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Washington
House
O. O. Howard
Former Governor Mickey Dies in Orcelon Nebraska
Former Nebraska governor John H. Mickey died this morning of arterial sclerosis in Orcelon. The report notes his passing as sudden and honors his legacy. Tenor Mr. Von Norden, praised for a voice of great beauty and range, performed with minimal preparation. Von Norden is slated to appear at the June Music Festival at the Elks Opera House on the 10th and 11th.
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Orcelon
Neb
John H. Mickey
Mr. von Norden
New Haven Palladium
van Norden
Elks Opera House
Berrick von Norden
New York
Bulletin
Norwich
von Norden
Not a satisfied customer offer for stomach tablets
A local ad promises a money back option if not satisfied after two thirds of a bottle of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It claims the tablets cleanse the stomach improve digestion regulate the bowels and restore health. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Sauer’s Flavoring Extracts Lead Largest U.S. Sale
Quality has won for the C. F. Sauer Co. the biggest sale of flavoring extracts in the country. Sauer’s claims its pure product is trusted by families, with anecdotes that it cured colic and saved lives, reflecting wide use of the remedy for diarrhoea and bowel complaints.
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C. F. Sauer Co
United States
Sauer’s
Chamberlain
Fire in Stove to Welcome Girl Return to Life
In Findlay Ohio June 2 the coffin of Victoria Weis lies in Maple Grove Cemetery chapel with candles and a stove fire hoping to revive her. Her fiancé Frederick Heimhofer awaits as the girl who died of peritonitis showed breathing and pliant skin before embalming. A physician confirmed death, but Heimhofer keeps vigil by the casket.
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Findlay
Ohio
Victoria Weis
Colon
Maple Grove Cemetery
Frederick Heimbhofer
Miss Weis
Heimhofer
Charter Granted for State Line and Southern Railroad
A charter was issued by Secretary of State Reed to the State Line and Southern Railroad Company to build a line from near the Monongahela river at the West Virginia Pennsylvania line to near Reivesville in Marion county. The project is linked to the Gould trans continental system and aims to connect Pittsburg and Lake Erie with Western Maryland via the Buckhannon and Northern. Incorporators include S. D. Brady H. M. Shrader R. J. Kerr B. M. Laughhead and Charles Morris. Capital stock is $10,000.
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Secretary of State
State Line and Southern Railroad Company
Charleston
Reed
Monongahela River
Rievenville
Marion County
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Maryland
Buckhannon and Northern
Reivesville
S. D. Brady
H. M. Shrader
R. J. Kerr
Parkersburg
B. M. Laughhead
Morgantown
Charles Morris
Bairmont
Schoonmaker
Pittsburg and
Buckhannon and
Northern
Wheeling
Keep Child Alive by Constant Auto Riding in Newcastle
Mary Carpenter six year old daughter of G O Carpenter is wheeled through Newcastle in an automobile day and night since last Friday. The heart patient suffers greatly and breathes with help from the wind created by the car’s speed as doctors hope forced breathing may strengthen her weak heart.
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Newcastle
Ind
Mary Carpenter
G. O. Carpenter
Slate Makers Quit in Arvonia Strike
Arvonia Virginia workers in the slate field from Ferneliff to Penland walk off Wednesday in a union driven strike that could last months. The slate makers union demands a previously offered agreement signed by both sides before returning to work as Buckingham County’s field remains a key southern source.
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Arvonia
Ferneliff
Penland
Buckingham County
Arvonia 3
New York Democrats elect Dixon to lead state committee
John A. Dixon of New York was elected today to succeed William J. Conners as chairman of the Democratic state committee. The meeting was harmonious and the vote unanimous. Conners pledged faithfulness to the organization in a speech. Dixon previously bolted Hearst when Hearst was the gubernatorial nominee.
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Albany
N. Y
John A. Dixon
New York
William J. Conners
Democratic State Committee
Conners
Hearst
Pope Pius X Reaches Seven Years at St. Peter’s
Rome observes no formal birthday celebration for Pope Pius X as Italians honor name days. cardinals and church officials visit the Vatican to offer congratulations. The pope, elected August 1908, is noted for peasant origins, zeal, organization, eloquence, and diplomacy with limited foreign language knowledge.
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Rome
Pius X
St. Peter
Leo XII
President Taft Off on Brief Three Day Trip
President Taft left Washington with military aide secretary stenographer and four Secret Service officers for a three day journey covering about 1504 miles. The first stop was Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania for Bryn Mawr College commencement where Miss Helen Taft is a student. The trip continues to Ada Ohio for Northern Gio University commencement and then to Detroit for an evening address forthcoming the next day.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Secret Service
Ino
Bryn Mawr
Bryn Mawr College
Helen Taft
Ada
Ohio
Gio University
Presidential party to visit Michigan and unveil Custer monument
The party will stop in Jackson and Monroe for the unveiling of General Custer’s monument before returning to Washington. Ber rick Von Norden of New York sang with a fine tenor voice and strong training, delighting listeners in the afternoon program.
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Michigan
Jackson
Monroe
General Custer
Washington
Piano upholstering specialist with decades of experience
A seasoned craftsman offers piano upholstery services backed by thirty five years of experience. Based at Chicago House Furnishing Co. in Graham Virginia, the ad states a 65 percent discount or rate reference.
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Chicago House Furnishing Co
Graham Va
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Bluefield Music Festival Society
Berrick van Norden
Lyric Tenor
Caroline Scott-Patterson
The
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Cincinnati
Time Choral Club
R. I 3Lvnn Owen
Raleigh, N.C
Gui Ws-Pearson Company
Bingarten
Guggenheim
Norton
Tary
White Pharmacy
Columbus Ice Gream and
Tazewell Milk and Gream
Mon
Shumate Clothing Co
Eureka Hardware CO
Bluefield
Native State
la France
Ideal Shoe Store
Princeton Avenue
Mayer Brothers
the Dental Specialists
Poinler Se
Cohen & Baker
Altamont
W. Va
Bluefield Lodge No
Masonic Hall
Lazarus Bidg
Princeton Ave
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