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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1910
Page
4
Rates listed for daily, weekly, and extended periods with cash in advance terms. Mentions business office and editorial rooms at No 16 and No 1 in Bluefield West Virginia as part of the post office entry.
In a 1910 speech Champ Clark urges re nominating Senator Scott and Congressman Hughes to keep capable, high character workers in Congress. The note adds praise for their public spirited projects and calls for re election to maintain strong support in both chambers. The article closes with a brief city hall lawn care remark and a suggestion to use trusted workers to improve grounds.
The piece notes an erratic spring with volatile mornings and uncertain warmth, predicting a shift toward noon warmth and lighter clothing as the calendar marks spring’s end on the 21st. It foresees summer comfort, despite ongoing dissatisfaction with current conditions.
The column muses on unseasonable weather easing social pauses and hints at vacation plans. It defends Mr. Harrison amid public criticism and notes a Middletown, New York incident where a porous plaster fell on a hundred dollar bill, triggering a treasury mishap.
The article notes Bluefield as a growing market for truck gardening, with nearby coalfields ready to absorb large output. It highlights a Bankers meeting confirming the town's rising prominence and mentions Gaines extending influence in Upshur where opposition was strong. Vote By The Record.
Senator Elkins received high praise from Mr. Dolliver for fair handling of the bill and maintaining good humor under stress. Dolliver called Elkins the hardest working chairman on interstate commerce and said he earned golden opinion from all parties for his conduct and leadership.
Washington Post quotes senators praising his leadership, kindness, forbearance, and willingness to submit every pro position to a senate vote. They say his patient effort has given great satisfaction amid discouragements while perfecting the measure, and that he has the thanks of the whole senate.
Tom A. Gregg lauds Congressman Hughes for fair treatment of labor during his terms, noting railroad men’ s gratitude and intent to aid his re election. The document lists laws limiting hours of service, automatic couplers, and various labor protections enacted from 1902 to 1907.
Long account of measures championed by Senator Hughes including mine safety, workers' compensation, employers' liability, and rail transportation reforms. It notes support for a bureau of mines, extension of coal duties debates, and the 1908 act prohibiting civilian bands from competing with the Naval Academy Band.
Paul Mathurka of Buffalo New York says the past year using Dr King s New Life Pills has been a blessing for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The remedy sells for 25 cents at all druggists.
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