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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
1
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Harrishurg Pa June 6 The Republican convention nominated Edwin S Stuart of Philadelphia for Governor with Robert Murphy of Johnstown as Lieutenant Governor. Also named were Robert K Young of Wellaboro Auditor General and Henry Houck of Latrobe Secretary of Internal Affairs. No unanimous nomination for lieutenant governor sparked wide discussion among supporters of contenders.
Hillsburg Pennsylvania June 6 Republicans at the state convention endorse President Roosevelt acknowledging administrations credit for industrial growth. They condemn harmful competitive practices and applaud corporate affairs publication. They back pending railway rate legislation and call for immigration law amendments to curb undesired foreigners. Soldiers and sailors receive gratitude and pensions are commended.
Horace Ankeney state dairy and food commissioner says canned meat shipped from Chicago and other producers contains sulphurous acid and sometimes potassium nitrate to color meat and formaldehyde. He reports samples show doctored meat sold to Obie Gitles and town while preparing an aggressive crusade for policy enforcement.
The report lists Virginia League results Rosnoke over Richmond 7 to 3 Lynchburg 4 Por'emouth 3 Norfolk 12 Danville 1 and National League scores Chicago 11 New York 3 St Louis 0 Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 0 Philadelphia 3 with American League results New York 0 St Louis 5 and Boston 1 Cleveland 3 Detroit 2 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 4. standings show American League leaders New York 26–16 and Cleveland 24–16 with several teams trailing including Detroit St Louis and Chicago.
Musicale at the YMQS Ahall on Saturday June 9 at 8 20 will feature a long program with songs, choruses, piano duets and solos by local performers including Norris Ruth Bodell Evelyn Foutz Lizzie Humphreys Mabel Foster Sa die Kaugh and many others. Admission two cents. A second program includes more songs and instrumental numbers with Evelyn Foutz Drinkard and Misses McCause Humphries.
A note on how telegraph want ads hypnotize the public and lure buyers to the counter, shaping local commerce and consumer interest.
Washington reports that with the Neill Reynolds report the president shifts responsibility to Congress to enact an effective measure. He favors the Revelupe amendment in broad terms and expects the House to adopt substantial provisions from the Senate. If the House Sericulture committee softens essential public health protections a further Neill Reynolds report may follow.
Columbus reports a city official refused to turn over his office to J W Jobissy. The move is said to reflect a coalition of law holders from former Governor Henrick aiming to dislodge Pattison due to illness and to name Lieutenant Governor Harris as chair. The dispute hinges on whether Pattison can discharge duties and seeks a court ruling.
Miss Mie Margaret Louis Magee of Pittsburg marries Bann Francis Riedel von Riedeoan, with Austrian ambassador and Baroness Hengelmuller as guests. Ceremony at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church followed by a reception. couple to honeymoon in Europe and reside in Paterson New Jersey.
The April report from the Norfolk and Western shows earnings $120,000 ahead of April 1905 but $35,000 behind March this year. Market sources note a strong purchase surge for coal despite anthracite field suspensions. The annual dividend outlook remains robust with $7,085,000 surplus earmarked for dividends, about 97 percent on the common.
Washington June 6 Captain William T. Burwell promoted from commandant of the Paget Sound navy yard to rear admiral to fill the vacancy created by Admiral Harington retirement. Burwell, a Mississippi native and Naval Academy graduate, has served on Atlantic and Pacific stations and in the Arctic regions. He commanded the Wheeling during the Spanish American War and led the Puget Sound navy yard from 1900 to 1902, later commanding the Oregon. He won the Navy trophy for seamanship in 1902 and 1950 for excellence in seamanship. He was named Paget Sound commandant in September last.
Auburn Missouri June 6 brilliant gathering as Miss Caroline Frye Brigge and Garrett A Hobart unite in marriage at the bride’s home. Rev F A Dillingham officiates with Emma Frye White as maid of honor and four bridesmaids. Best man is Hobart Tuttle with several members of Washington New York and Paterson society among guests.
The late Senator Gorman will be honored with a simple private funeral tomorrow. Officials and intimate friends will attend at the residence on K Street, then proceed to Oak Hill Cemetery for interment. The service is conducted by De Wallace Radcliff and a team of pastors from Presbyterian churches.
The Senate on June 6 laid on the table Senator Danial's motion to reconsider a provision allowing railway companies to present as an offset damages paid for car and other attention. The remainder of the session focused on the railway rate bill conference report.
Perbolt Ostrader of St Louis shot and killed Mrs. Anna McKee in Findlay today and then killed himself. He reportedly sought a deed to property and money from her. she refused.
June 6 reports from Pietermaritzburg say reinforcements have been appealed for as a general Zulu uprising looms. British officers estimate up to one hundred thousand well armed Zulus could rise, prompting colonial reservations to mobilize and white settlers to seek refuge in cities and armed towns.
Philadelphia reports skeletons uncovered in private offices of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The commission shows J B Boyer, chief clerk to the chief of motive power Gibbs at Altoona, admitted receiving 46 000 in the first three years in tonnage taken off from five separate producing concerns. He said others helped but he had enough and did not like to deal with strangers.
Local Princeton gathering to back county candidacies failed to unite factions over the Bluefield convention set for June 20. Attendees, mainly Princeton, heard speeches before four members adjourned to call district conventions on July 7 to choose delegates for the Princeton county convention on July 24.
The Virginia Corporation Commission meets in Richmond to argue its authority to fix freight rates for rail and steamship operators. Attorney General William Anderson and Alls Caperton Broxton appear for the state as rail and steam companies contest the commission’s constitutional standing and its freight rate powers. The case centers on whether the commission violates the Federal Constitution and whether freight rates fall under legislative, not executive or judicial, power.
Russian troops clash with mobs as an attempt to storm Orenburg prison to free political prisoners ends with Cossacks firing on protesters. Reports say Cossacks killed and wounded many. regiments mutinous in the region. unrest spreading toward Kursk and Teliayva.
Duck Hill district in Montgomery county suffered a major fire that wiped out its business area. The blaze caused about one hundred thousand dollars in losses affecting local shops and livelihoods in Jackson Mississippi on June 6.
Reynolds and Shor advertise green enamel liquid paint for sale in Keytone West Virginia. The notice notes interior use and promotional pricing, inviting customers to contact the supplier for details.
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