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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1901

Page

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Rumors Speak of Vast Local Coal Land Deal

Rumors claim Standard Oil and Morgan Rockefeller interests seek to acquire the Flat Top Coal Land Association owner of Pocahontas field lands across Virginia and West Virginia. A meeting reportedly valued the deal at ten to twelve million dollars amid massive coal land holdings and lucrative leases.

Standard Oil Company Flat Top Coal Land Association Morgan and Rockefeller Pocahontas Flat Top Coal Field Pocahontas Crozer Land Association Tazewell Virginia Mercer McDowell Wyoming Raleigh West Virginia Boone Logan Counties Pocahontas Flat Top Field Southwest Virginia Improvement Company Tazewell County McDowell County M. E. W. Clark Philadelphia Mercer County Bluestone Coal Company Crane Creek Coal Company Widesmouth Coal Company Rich Creek Coal Company Indian Ridge Coal Company Flat Top Cag Company Flat Top Land Trust

Diamonds and Hearts shines at YMCA hall by Bluefield club

The Bluefield Dramatic Club staged Diamonds and Hearts at the YMCA hall to a packed audience. Despite poor hall conditions, Campbell's Orchestra and the cast delivered an entertaining amateur performance with well portrayed characters and strong overall production.

Bluefield Dramatic Club Campbell

New Camel Order Seeks Members From Blue Fielder

A new organization named the camels supersedes the Buffaloes. Qualification requires a nine day abstinence from drinking. Many Blue fielders could join. For full instructions contact the county court.

Order of the Buffaloes The Camels

New Lumber Company Formed in Welch

The Haiman Branch Lumber Company of Welch is chartered to conduct a general lumber business with capital of 30000 dollars, paid in 15000 dollars. Incorporators include R. E. Wood C. E. Wood E. L. Warren W. L. Taylor of Welch and G. L Wood of Sandy Hook.

Haiman Branch Lumber Company Welch R. E. Wood C. E. Wood E. L. Warren W. L. Taylor G. L Wood Sandy Hoff

Burnette Denies Candidacy for Chief of Police

J. B. Burnette states he was not a candidate for chief of police and did not authorize his name to be presented to the city council.

Burnette Police Council

Dr King’s New Life Pills Prize Cure Ad

Subtextually claims easy health improvement and lists ailments cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills. Presents a broad, period style testimonial urging purchase at all drug stores. Continuous emphasis on vegetable formula and lack of griping.

Dr. King

West Virginia Coal Combine Forms Major State Pact

Charleston reports a large coal combine formed by Kanawha and Michigan railroad area firms and coke makers to lower costs and halt rate cutting. Eleven named companies join with a combined output of 8250 tons coal daily and 420 tons coke, while others refuse including Charleston and Campbell’s Creek firms.

Charleston Kanawha and Michigan Kanawha Splint Coal Company Quincy Coal Company Ohio Central Hocking Valley

Record apportionment of state free school fund rises sharply

Charleston reports the general school fund for apportionment reaches $422,169.81, a historic high. Auditor certifies amount to the state superintendent, noting this year surpasses all prior distributions except 1887 and 1889 figures. The balance in state treasury stands near 1.25 million.

Charleston W. Va Superintendent of Free Schools

Carpenter cured by Chamberlain remedy experience

A Winters Iowa bank cashier shares a carpenter’s tale of stopping work for days due to diarrhea. The carpenter tried Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy after the cashier's claim it cured him in one dose. Sold by O N White druggist.

W S. Whedon First National Bank of Winters+t Iowa Chamberlain O.N. White

State Treasury Balance on Hand May 31 Over One Million

State treasury figures released in Charleston show the balance on hand as of May 31 at $1,123,042.81. The auditor's June 4 report notes Kerr disbursements during May and the year-to-date totals as part of the May closing statements.

Charleston W. Va Treasury

No Extra Session Decided for Summer Congress

The president and cabinet in Washington on June 4 decided there is nothing to warrant an extra summer session of Congress or a change to the Philippines policy. Ziegler Bros. shoes for ladies and children and Edwin Clapp shoes for men are sold only by Binefield Mercantile Co.

J. L. Horton No. 20 Bland St Washington Congress Philippines Ziegler Bros Edwin Clapp Binefield Mercantile Co Bluefield Mercantile Co

Hotel Fire Destroys Bristol Fairmont with Large Loss

A Bristol hotel, the Fairmont, burned Monday afternoon, leaving total losses around 110000. Insurance covered 15500 for building and furniture, while individual losses reached 5000. The attic origin is suspected to be children at play, and firefighters could not stop the fast-moving blaze before it overtook the building and furniture. Some residents barely escaped, aided by fire department nets.

Fairmont Bristol

Pocahontas to Manila coal cargo and Manila freight

The government will ship a $20 000 Pocahontas coal cargo to Manila at a freight of $60 000 triple the fuel value. Coal ships in Asiatic waters draw from Norfolk mines in the Pocahontas Flat Top Field. In Terre Haute traction workers strike as Brazil plant firemen face reduced wages.

Manila Ataka Philippines Asiatic Norfolk Pocahontas Flat Top Terre Haute, Ind Brazil

Russian casualties in China reach fifteen percent of force

St. Petersburg reports the official tally shows 15 percent of the entire legation relief force killed or wounded in China up to the relief time.

St. Petersburg China

Patterson dies on Dayton street at 63

Robert Patterson, 63, eldest of the Pat terson brothers of the National Cash Register Co., collapsed and died on a Dayton street. The article notes Criterion clothing from Bluefield Mercantile Co. as a product line and customer satisfaction.

Dayton Ohio Robert Patterson National Cash Register Company

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Druggists

Speaks well for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as druggists use it in their own families. Druggist J. Goldsmith Van Ellen of New York reports five years of sold remedies with complete satisfaction. For sale by H. N. White and Vive Camera 5x7 inches daylight loading at Mebane & Thornton near the Passenger Station.

Chamberlain Chamberain J. Goldsmith van Ellen N. Y H. N. White Mebane & Thornton

Summit Fuel and Supply Co Transfers to Summit City Fuel

The Summit Fuel and Supply Co sold all stock and fixtures to Summit City Fuel Co and will operate the business in the future under the new firm. A patronage request is extended, dated May 20, 1901. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for piles and injuries priced at 25 cents. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets endorsed by Mrs. C. E. VanDeusen for stomach trouble. sold at H N White's drug store with free samples.

Summit Fuel and Supply Co Summit City Fuel Company Summit City Fur, & Surply Co Bat Bucklen C. E. VanDeusen Kilbourn Wis Chamberlain H. N. White

Eight Dead in Mine Horror at Ludington Shaft

In Iron Mountain Michigan eight miners died from suffocating fumes after a powder explosion at the Ludington shaft on June 4. The men working in the thawing machine were overcome, with one injury and eight named victims among the dead. Thirty children were left homeless as the town mourns and work stops.

Iron Mountain Mich Ludington Chapin

Battle of Viakfontein Described as Brilliant Engagement

Gen Lord Kitchener reports the Viakfontein fight as brilliant on both sides. British force of 1450 with seven guns faced Boer surprise under veldt fire. After heavy combat the British counterattacked, recaptured guns, and forced Boer retreat. British casualties: 6 officers and 51 men killed, 6 officers and 115 men wounded, 7 missing. 49 Boers found dead.

London Lord Kitchiener Viakfontein

Still in Prison American Embassy Denies Maybrick Release

London June 4 The American Embassy has no information confirming the reported release of Mrs. Maybrick from prison.

Maybrick London Mrs. Maybrick

Machinists Strike Declared Over By Southern Manager

Washington reports general manager Gannon states the machinists strike is past. Workers who applied after seven yesterday will not be hired. The main trouble areas are Birmingham Atlanta Knoxville. the strike reportedly did not affect the railway.

Washington Gannon The Southern Birmingham Atlanta Knoxville

Anarchist Suspects Sought By Russian and Local Police

In Geneva Switzerland agents pursue three anarchists with unknown whereabouts causing widespread concern. Local authorities and Russian police coordinate on the search effort across jurisdictions.

Geneva Switzerland Jones

Ronald Grounded and Sunk in Atlantic City Waters

The steamer Ronald grounded during the night and sank this morning in 37 feet of water. No lives were lost.

Atlantic City Ronald

Also Mentioned on This Page

Flat Top Association Pocahontas Region Trans Flat Top Land Association Wyoming County No. 3 Timber John Harper Bernice Halstead Mary Easley Amy Halstead Frances Easley Inez Gray R. C. Turner Halstead B. A. Marks Hannah Mary Dwight Bradley P. J. Alexander Abraham Barnes Harry Palmer Dr. Burton O L. Alexander Sammy Guy D French Sheriff Frank S. Easley Antoney W. &. Sumner New Order New Lumber Company Telegraph West Virginia Coal Combine Kanawha and Michigan Railroad Peabody Coal Company Daily Capa City Cedar Grove Big Mountain Mining Company Riverside Coal Company Kelly’s Creek Mining Company Carbon Coal & Coke Company Longacre Coal Company W. R. Johnson & Company Falls Colliery Company Channelton Coal Company Boomer Coal & Coke Company Campbell’s Creek Coal Company Tidewater State Treasury State Fund Kerr Antonio Farnetti John Amon Joseph Passieri John Milano Louis Tassi John Bertilli Rinaldo Ausoino Pole Kitchener Battle of Guild Boston Grand Mule Mount Blanc Potter
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