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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph lists cash in rates for varying periods from daily to yearly and invites remittances to Daily Telegraph Printing Co. Box 721 Bluefield West Virginia. It notes no individuals are connected with the paper for mail matters and provides issue numbers 14-J and 14-L.
Republican slate lists candidates for Congress James A Hughes Cabell. Court of Appeals Ira B Robinson W N Miller L J Williams. State Senate L W Holmes Summers. Sheriff I J Ellison. House W P Hawley R C Lilly. Prosecuting Attorney A M Sutton. Clerk Circuit Court W B Honaker. Clerk County Court E L Bowman. Commissioner Davis Thorn. Assessor Geo P Hyton. Surveyor Orest Walker. Justices of the Peace K P Godby J L Kersey. Board of Education G A Shirey. Constables W H Pennington F C Haley.
A nostalgic editorial urges readers to volunteer a "thorough clean-up" of premises and alleys to uphold public duty and prevent epidemics. It argues editors face lay commentary more than professionals and calls for council action to organize a citywide cleanup now.
An article reflects on Chicago factions at the lake and the disciplined path to victory. It notes Taft’s gains while Cannon Fairbanks Knox and Hughes may rally for the nominee and critiques local infighting, citing Mr. Watterson’s move to Lincoln as a Mahomet and the mountain parallel.
An editorial observes a shift toward selecting cabinet members from business and professional life rather than long‑time officeholders. It notes McKinley and Roosevelt as early adopters, predicts stronger administration and government, and questions future party planks such as woman suffrage while commenting on current political dynamics and public figures.
A brief note lauds a Illinois schoolboy who has not been absent or tardy in seven years, highlighting his steady attendance and long streak as an example for peers.
Ripley Ohio dispatch reports two night riders shot during a clash with troops at Hellet Wednesday night. One man wounded in the lungs the other in the leg with reports of a possible death. A note pinned to farmer Martins barn door warned the attackers would return. Newton Mann and Willing Frost arrested on May 23 for shooting Walter Hooms home.
A Rochester federal court jury found Standard Oil guilty on all counts at 6 30 pm after deliberating since noon. A motion for a new trial was filed and set for hearing July 7. The indictment had 40 counts each tied to shipments with fines up to 20000 per count or 800000 in total.
More than a dozen people were injured in Caniel Heights Montgomery when a platform built for the unveiling of General Robert E. Lee’s statue gave way. None serious injuries reported.
Washington June 12 a sweeping overhaul of the consular service was announced by the state department. The action reflects presidential guidance and promises major reorganizations affecting numerous posts.
GEO L Dillaipd announces his candidacy for nomination as Justice of the Peace in Beaver Pond District subject to the Democratic convention action.
The speaker announces candidacy for the office of Justice of the Peace and requests the backing of Democratic party members, subject to the party convention. The notice emphasizes party loyalty and official seeking of nomination.
A county clerk candidate asks Mercer County Democrats for convention support and the friendship of supporters in the convention and at the wall. The plea references the upcoming convention and requests votes and backing.
Consular officers are promoted and reassigned to new stations. John H. Snodgrass of West Virginia moves from Pretoria South Africa to Kobe Japan. Nathaniel B. Stewart of Georgia moves from Castellamare Del Golfo to Madras. Frank C. Denison of Virginia transfers from Woodstock to Fernie.
Excitement rose as Mary Freeman alleged she found a mutilated young white man on a mountain slope near the state line north of the railway. Police searched the area but found no corroborating signs and Freeman, jailed last week, failed to report as required, suggesting she invented the tale to avoid remaining jail time.
The blaze caused an estimated 15000 in damage with Crockett planning to rebuild two brick three story structures. He had recently refused 238000 for the properties and urged better local fire equipment as crowds watched from Parker House. A citizens committee may seek council funds for improved gear.
One hundred dollar reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. J J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse J J Cheney as honorable and able to meet obligations. Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo advertise internal cure benefiting blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
After doctoring 15 years for chronic indigestion and spending over two.
J. L. Patton offers household and kitchen furniture from Altamont Hotel for sale due to lease expiry and retirement from hotel business. Good bargains for quick buyers. Also notice seeking cattle or horses for pasture on 35 acres near Bluefield via H. C. Peery Bethel West Virginia.
Bb F Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina hails the pills as the best ever sold and notes they are available at all druggists with a 25 cent price and guarantee.
A city school hosts a Dickens loving family group with nightly readings and quirky phrases. In class, a Uriah the Hittite lesson leads to a humorous retort about Uriah’s wife. An ad-like blend mentions DeWitt’s Kidney Pills and Kodol for Dyspepsia, plus framed diplomas from Home Furniture Co.
Classified notice advertises visiting cards engraved or printed by a local printer. Seeks for orders, mentions design options, pricing, and turnaround. Indicates delivery or pickup available and contact details for the shop.
Bluefield Lodge No.153 Knights of Pythias meets every Monday night at 8 to convene in Castle Hall. Visiting Knights are cordially invited to each convocation.
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