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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1906

Page

6

Big Policemen Are in Session

Washington June 5 Between 200 and 300 members of the Association of Railway Special Agents attended the tenth annual meeting. The group includes detectives from major railroads in the United States and Canada. President W G Baldwin of Roanoke Va opened the convention at the Ebbitt House. Major Sylvester, chief of police of Washington, spoke on cooperation with city police. The meeting will continue until Saturday.

Washington Association of Railway Specif Canada Ebbitt House W G Baldwin Roanoke Major Sylvester

Washington's Tomb Naval Ceremony Ordered For Ships

The president ordered that ships passing the Potomac by Mount Vernon practice extra ordinary ceremonies. The marine guard shall stand at attention with arms presented, the ship's bell tolled, and taps sounded as ships pass Washington's tomb.

Washington United States Potomac River Mount Vernon Hegan Ehips Paes Tie Marine Guard Arma

Ugly tensions cloud mining strike in Bradley area

In Steubenville Ohio on January 5 the state troopers arrived at Dillonville at 6 am and camped at Bradley by eight. They face an uneasy scene as miners, officers, and citizens protest the troop deployment amid threats of property destruction. Strikers from thirty mines have marched to Bradley with recall anticipated.

Steubenvillee Ohio Jate Trops Sanday Dillonville Bradley

Funeral of Senator Gorman Tomorrow

The funeral of Senator Gorman will be held at his late residence in this city on Thursday morning. In accordance with his request, his body will not be taken to the capitol to be interred. Bids for a brick building at Keystone will be received until June 15. Plans can be seen at Katzen's store Keystone, W Ve. M Goldstein.

Washington Jane Gorman Capitol Iisrate Keystone I Katzen M Goldstein

Big meat leaders plan action against Roosevelt allies

Chicago has reports that millionaire meat industry proprietors intend to unite against Roosevelt and his allies. They expect J Ogden Armour to return from Europe and then meet to craft a plan, including enlisting trusts and corporations to influence whichever party is seen as most usable by the administration’s organization.

Chicago Jane Roosevelt

Personal notes and arrivals in the city

J R Malogey from Webb la and E Gaham from Hancock Md are in the city. E D Hatcher from Bedford City Va arrived last night. Gordon Monroe from Hollybrook Va was here yesterday. Rev E A Brocius left for Charlestown to attend the Episcopal council. J A Sale from Wineton N is in town and will stay for Iron ton Ohio. W G Monroe from Page county Va was here yesterday and left for Jaeger. Nellie Ewald left last night for Williamson to nurse a patient. Mrs J Francke Fox and two sons returned from Staunton Va. Mrs J S French left for Bramwell. O Newkirk is now special Noble and Western yard policeman. No prayer meeting at trace church tonight due to church repairs. William Buchanan of Gils county visiting Eugier Lachanen. W Langdon, Sawyers Coleman, Kenua Bailey and Freddie Garver arrived from Norfolk, Portsmouth, Richmond and Lynchburg after a trip visible for Roosevelt speech at Portsmouth.

W Langdon Sawyers Coleman Kenua Bailey Freddie Garver Nol Norfolk Portamouth Rchimond Lynchburg President Roosevelt Poitymouth

Andrew Peery Dies Suddenly at Tazewell

Andrew Peery son of the late Major William Edward Peery died suddenly last evening at his home two miles from Tazewell Court House. He was about thirty, survived by his wife and child, his mother and several siblings. Funeral plans not yet fixed. burial in family ground probable tomorrow afternoon.

Klawotbher Tazewell Court House Andrew Perry William Edward Peery Tazswell Gillersleive

Jealous Man Kills Husband and Wife in Brooklyn

In New York on June 5 a jealous suitor fatally shot Mrs Mary Kelly, 24, in Brooklyn and then killed her husband John Kelly, 50, at Ninety second Street and Dahlgram Avenue. He fled to Fort Hamilton where authorities arrested him.

New York Mary Kelly John Hilbride John Kelly Ninety-second Street Dahlgram Avenue Brooklyn Fort Hamilton

Held Up and Robbed at Reed House in Ogden

A man identified as Campbell, a former engineer, held up clerks and guests at the Reed House hotel in Ogden today. He threatened to shoot if alarms were raised and escaped as a posse pursues him. He robbed the victims of valuables.

Ogden Asth Jane 5 Ray Campbell Grand Opera House Reed Hotse Pmisnit

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