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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1906

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Sheet Steel In Stock Shipped The Day Orders Arrive

Superior Supply in West Virginia announces sheet steel is in stock and ships the day an order is received, with Agen Noone as the contact.

Agen Noone W VA

Judge Luther L Chambers Dies in Huntington at 51

The Daily Telegraph reports the death of Hon Luther Lybrook Chambers circuit court judge aged 51 at K-91 Hospital in Ruxtington after a paralytic stroke. He had battled poor health, spent winters in Florida, and recently presided in Welch then McDowell County. Survived by wife and seven children, funeral set for Huntington home with Masonic rites.

Daily Telegraph Luther Lybrook Chambers Circuit Court For Judicial Circuit K-91 R Hospital Ruxtingtin Judge Chambers Florida Etent Princeton Welch McDowell County Chambers Hfp Welch Huntington Monroe County Echoola Big Professional Oceans Wyoming County Wes Pesiti Criminal Court M_ Dowell Jaige Saunders Supreme Bench Oficer Hantington Wight Bie Hedeide Bie Huntington Thie &Sternoon Masonic Order

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Relief

The ad claims that if the stomach fails to digest food it harms the body with belching sour stomach and gas. It asserts that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure helps each meal digest properly and makes the stomach feel sweet after use.

Three Die in Fire at Savannah Wharf Steamship Essex Lost

Fire gutted the Savannah wharf of Merchants and Miners. the steamship Essex valued at 300000 with cargo unknown. Three crew members perished Edward Atkinson Captain Cabio agaletiut John Cosatello Manus Obello. Five rescued. other scows and barges with cotton burned.

Bilimore Savannah Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company Essex Vesarl Edward Atkinson Cabio Agaletiut John Cosatello Manus Obello

Wheat and Corn Prices Soar in New York Trade

Prices for wheat and corn surged in New York trading on June 13 as short-covering and outside buying pushed futures to new highs. Scarcity of supplies and favorable crop news spurred demand, with July corn hitting 60 cents and July wheat reaching 91 cents amid bullish sentiment after a free alcohol bill passage.

New York

Richmond Woman Dies From Fright

In Richmond Virginia on Grove Avenue the home of Robert English was broken into by burglars early today. English, who was in the adjoining room, died of fright while his wife, overwhelmed by grief, swooned and died shortly after.

Richmond Robert Englesh Grove Avenue Mr. English Heri

Battleship Georgia Reaches 20 Knot Speed Off Rockland

The battleship Georgia achieved a maximum speed of 20.19 knots during standardization trials on the Rockland course in Rockland Maine on June 13.

Rockland Maine Georgia Rockland

Dubois Warns Senate It’s Playing With Fire

Senator Dabote of Tiabe, after twenty five years against the Mormon church, declares his political career is ended by the senate’s action on the statehood bill and polygamy amendment. He warns the senate it is playing with fire by not restraining the menace to Arizona and New Mexico. The conference report on the hood bill and related provisions is approved after long debate.

Senate Esnats Dnaboles Ncede Bao Arizona New M Oklahoma India New Mexico

Senate Announces Legislative Program for Session

Washington June 13 The steering committees of the Senate today outlined the legislative program The cane level bill will pass Meat inspection bill expected to pass if House approves Conference report on railroad veto and statehood bills to be edited Senate readiness to adjourn after PROTEM completes no date set for real adjournment Most observers think adjournment possible around the 28th instant

Senate Congress

Fire-Swept Williamson Suffers Enormous Loss

St Petersburg reports a crisis with mutinous sentiment among soldiers and officers. The War and Interior ministries send troops, with two regiments of Cossacks deployed to a frontier city for possible action. Proclamations denouncing the government circulate amid armed unrest and threatened violence.

Williamson St Petersburg Rogeia Barris Bebactipol Lotioviete Kroskiwestis Thie Fter Bove Zar

Jealous News Butch Kills Three Men

Lonfayi Ile Kentucky June 13 A train news agent Clarence Sturgeon 22 shot and killed Ira Croner 35 James Cheby 45 and Wilfred McMichael 22. Sturgeon claimed self defense but no weapons were found on the bodies. Local arrests followed.

Lonfayi Ile J Slowsy Clarence Sturgeon Ira Croner James Cheby Wilfred McMichael Broner Clasby McMichael Deisy Jack Establish Sturgeon Clusby Honuse

Armed Outbreak At Jackson Looms In Hearing

In Jackson Kentucky on June 13 amid a hearing over former Judge James Hargis and the murder of Dr B D Cox authorities warned of an imminent armed outbreak. Witness Asbury Spiser testified that Hargis paid twenty two assailants to kill Cox as part of the cover story.

Jackson James Hargis B D Cox Fuind Asbury Spiser Hargis Cox Hened A

Topographic Survey Funds Increased in House Bill

Washington June 13 the amount for topographic surveys was raised from 300000 to 350000 during consideration of the annual appropriations bill. To expedite business the House meets at 11 o clock tomorrow to push the bill forward.

Washington

Substitutes debated in Beveridge meat bill fight

Washington reports a heated fight in the Agriculture Committee over a substitute for the Beveridge meat inspection bill. The bill would have the federal government pay inspection costs and give the secretary of agriculture broad inspection powers, with several exemptions and court review provisions.

Washington Jane Arri Oltare In Spectore Kovernment

Fifteen Thousand Attend Meetings for Church Dedication

In Boston on June 13 a remarkable gathering marked the dedication of the Mother Church of the Ascension of the Abrahamic Scientists. Ten simultaneous meetings across the city hosted testimonies of benefits believers claim from the faith, with about fifteen thousand attendees.

Boston B Lievers

Credit Men Gather in Baltimore for Annual Convention

The National Association of Credit Men held its annual convention in Baltimore starting today June 13. The session opened with committee reports and discussion of industry issues.

Baltimore National Association of Credit Men Ihe

Incendiary Fire Destroys Five Homes in Upper East Side

A June 13 blaze in the Upper East Side Italian district caused heavy losses. Fire officials report incendiary origin, burning five houses and damaging nearby properties. No injuries reported. Authorities continue investigations and assess damages for residents.

New York Upper East Side

Rain Delays All Virginia Baseball Games

Rain prevented every ball game in Virginia on June 13 causing cancellations across leagues. No make up dates were announced as teams rescheduled rain soaked schedules.

Roanoke Virginia

Always Thin the Green Seal Paints

This ad promotes Always Thin the Green Seal Paints with pure linseed oil for outdoor work. It notes heavy body requiring thinning, making it more economical for the consumer. Sold by Reynolds and Shr Keystone, W Va.

Gale Reynolds Shr Keystone W Va

Argo Red Salmon Find Elevates Alaka Value to US

The Argo Red Salmon discovery boosts Alaka’s strategic importance for the United States. By securing new resources, it strengthens national interests and potential fisheries leverage. Local authorities monitor exploitation and regulatory implications.

United States

Economic house painting buys quality over low price

Do not rely on cheap fast paint regardless of quality. Some brands cost more than Green Seal but prove more expensive in the long run. For sale by Reynolds and Sbor, Keystone, West Virginia.

Elven Lamb Virginia Reynolds Sbor Keystone W Va

Williamson Fire Destroys Wide Block and Homes

A blaze started near two o’clock in Williamson gutting frame and brick structures along Front Street. Firefighters fought high winds as about twenty buildings including stores and Syrian shops burned. one man, John B. Ranyon, narrowly escaped as a store collapsed trapping workers. Loss估 mates range from 100000 to 200000 with scant insurance coverage. several residents and workers fled.

Williamson Mitnyo Front Street Meek’s Seloon Eost Pop Factory Capid Bank of Williamson Gaeleg ewall +t cke Jobn B Ranyon Lewag Ronyon Kentucky

Practically Completes Coal Investigation

The Interstate Commerce Commission nears conclusion in its probe of coal company relations with railroads. Testimony from RL Guthrie of Majestic Coal ties stock to railroad officials, alleging manipulation and benefit to rail interests, as investigators prepare further hearings in Washington.

Philadelphia Interstate Comm Ree Commission Todsy Railrade Washington Jane Guthrie Majestic Coal Company Pennnsylvania Railroad Greenwich

Bryan Compares Russia and America

St Petersburg June 13 William Jennings Bryan, traveling the world, arrived from Berlin and told reporters he will study the Russian situation. He noted that democratic movements in Russia and America share some analogies but differ in ideas, warning that moderation in Russia may seem radical in America. He said he cannot discuss U S politics after a long absence and planned to visit the domes tomorrow before leaving for Scotland.

St Petersburg William Jenninge Bryen Berlin Russia America Bryan Donms Sceodinavin

Four graduates drown in Orrington boating accident

Four Brewer High School graduates from Binger Maine, Jane Lamont Park and others aged 16 to 20, were boating at Orrington yesterday afternoon when their boat capsized. All four drowned and bodies have not been recovered.

Binger Jane Lamont Park Winfield Brown Lawrence Aiken F Herman Herrick Brewer High Scoul Orrington 1 Ts

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