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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1907

Page

6

Contingent Delay in Peonage Prosecution Set for July

At Cabrieston West Virginia on June 12 the district attorney announced no further developments in peonage cases against Raleigh and Bitter Lumber and Thacker Coal and Coke until July 10. Motions for continuance will be heard before Judge Alton G Dayton as the case returns from illness absence.

Cabrieston W. Va Federal New York City Raleigh Wyoming Counties Raligh and Bitter Lumber Companies Thacker Coal and Coke Company Northett Title Companies Alton G. Dayton Northern West Virginia Dayton Kollar Colorado John H. Heicher Beckley Raleigh Company Chas. W. Russell Washington Rummel Keller Cczes Triad United States New York Uwnon

National Conference on Charities and Correction Debates on Commerce Clause

A National Conference on Charities and Correction discusses constitutional limits on interstate commerce in child made goods. The report notes objections to Supreme Court interpretations and outlines the conference program with ten general sessions and nineteen sectional meetings focusing on reform and state supervision of charitable and correctional agencies.

Supreme Court Marshall

President Roosevelt Sets Oyster Bay Summer Vacation

President Roosevelt and his family arrived at Sagamore Hill and will spend about three and a half months at Oyster Bay for a quiet rest during the summer. The Associated Press dispatch notes the location and length of the first family stay.

Oyster Bay Roosevelt Sagamore Hill

Married Five Minutes After She Graduated

Miss Margaret Nutter of Grafton graduates from Desales Heights and, five minutes after the ceremony, marries Emmett Griffin of Grafton in the convent chapel. It marks the first marriage ever performed at the school.

Parkersburg W. Va Margaret Nutter Grafton Desales Heights Emmett Griffin

Conference committees outline charity and health symposiums

The text lists multiple committees including needy families, health in home school and factory, sane and epileptic care, defectives, children and prison police administration. Names such as Dr J M Murdoch, John Temple Graves, and Archbishop Ireland are cited along with hosting cities and institutions. An open mass meeting and annual sermon by Archbishop Ireland are noted for Sunday afternoon.

A Knopf New York City Marie Jamme Minneapolis Vieting Nurses’ Association Sherman C. Kingsley Chicago Relief and Aid Society Owen Coon Reformatory Himira N. Y Sylvester Washington, D C Harris R. Cooley Cleveland Wolfer Minnesota Origen Archbishop Ireland St. Paul

Long Hair as a Mark of Honor in Ancient Times

The Denver Times notes long hair signified rank in many ancient societies. Persians, Parthians, Gauls, and Goths used lengthy tresses to denote nobility and culture, while shorter hair indicated subjugation and even criminal status in some cultures.

France Denver

Fudge origin tale tied to Charles II and a sea captain

The passage traces the term fudge to the reign of Charles II via a sea captain named Pudge who spun tall tales. It notes the phrase Oh you Fudge it as a reaction to dubious exploits and references a Pittsburg Post remark. Also mentions Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a remedy for coughs and colds and ends with a proverb about small beginnings growing into greatness through Telegraph want ads.

Charles II Pudge Pittsburg Kennedy

Nicaraguan Filibusterers Loot Twenty Thousand Dollars

Nicaraguan filibusters who landed at Acajutía moved to Sonsonate and plundered about twenty thousand dollars from the local route. A railroad detective in a Kansas City Star anecdote notes a farmer's necktie hiding money, with the farmer admitting to placing bills in the cravat.

San Salvador Acajutia Sonsona*e Eas Kansas City Star

The Oyster Story Shuts a Bore Quiet

A San Francisco man jokes that oysters learn to keep their mouths shut. The tale describes dipping opening shells into water so the juice runs from the oyster, ending with the quip that the oyster soon stops speaking altogether.

San Franciscan Lever

Coast Speech: Local Names for Waves Across Britain

An eccentric glossary links regional terms for surf and sea states. Peterhead calls large breakers Norrawa carpenters while Lincolnshire favors rollers. East Anglia uses slog and home for swell. Suffolk uses home and bark, feather white foam, and spoon drift describes foam.

Great Britain Peterhead Norrawa Norway Lincolnshire Atlantic

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