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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1914

Page

6

Trustees Sale in Mercer County West Virginia 1914

By court decree a trustee sale is held in Mercer County West Virginia on July 7 1914 at 2 p m at the front door of the courthouse Bramwell to satisfy a note of 275 dollars secured by a deed of trust on land along Crane Creek Bluestone River bounds described and 6.54 acres conveyed to G C Taylor by Emmetts Clarvey and wife and secured by Louisville Coal and Coke Company against William Osborne and India Osborne.

Circuit Court Mercer County West Virginia Louisville Coal & Coke Company William Osborne India Osborne A. B. Kingun Mde Will Osborne India Osborne County Court of Mercerary A. D L. Kingan Tueday Bramwell Crane Creek Bluestone River Rock District Towit George's Branch James Cate John i Taylor Gideon Burchett Pocahontes Coal & Coke Company George’s Aid John Taylor G. C. Taylor Emmetts Clarvey

Capitol Heat Drives Congress to Endure Months in D.C.

West Virginians in Washington join lawmakers from other states as heat clogs the Capitol. Officials report 95 to 106 degrees in shade readings, prompting many to seek home for the summer. Congress may stay in session into August with potential adjournment by October debated.

West Whington Washington Congress Weather Bureau Capitol Weather ‘Bureau Pennsylvania Avenue Telegraph

Italy Restores Normal Conditions After Revolt

Rome reports Italy has returned to normal after revolutionary uprisings last week. A threatened railroad strike and general strikes ended as work resumed. Government seeks ways to prevent a repeat crisis. immense damage done, several killed and many wounded, about fifty convicted in violent acts.

Rome Italy

Roosevelt Delivers Lecture in London

Col Roosevelt spoke at the Royal Geographic Society on the River of Doubt in Brazil. TheBru lin Gardens theatre packed, police kept crowds calm as he praised British explorers and joked there are other maps to make. In Tampico, shots fired at American soldiers. eighty three rifles found in a hotel. Gonzales used two field pieces from American ships in the harbor.

London Col. Roosevelt Royal Geographic Society Brazil Brulin Gardens Washington Tampico Victoria Hotel Pablo Gonzales

Devastation in Paris After Yesterday's Storm

Paris suffered widespread destruction from yesterday's storm with gaping holes in main roads while the city faced water gas and electricity outages as a flood preventative measure. Heavy rains today worsened conditions across the capital.

Paris

Zaragos Bitter at Americans in Mexico City

General Ignacio Morelos Zaragos complains of American actions in Mexico City on June 16 amid tensions. The report notes Zaragos as a key figure and outlines his stance against U.S. moves, reflecting a diplomatic strain between nations.

Zaragos Mexico City Ignacio Morelos Zaragos

Charlton Carr Wedding Planned At Bethany Baptist Church

Washington dispatch reports the marriage of Miss Mabel Violet Charlteen daughter of Luther W Charlton to Alonso H Carr of Bluefield West Virginia set for Wednesday afternoon June 1 2 oclock at Bethany Baptist parsonage with Rev Hugh T Stevenson officiating. Only immediate family to attend and a western trip to follow.

Washington Mabel Violet Charlteen Luther W. Charlton Alonso H. Carr Bluefield W. Va Bethany Baptist Church Hugh T. Stevenson

Statue of Franklin Unveiled at Pennsylvan ia Class Day

The University of Pennsylvania held a Class Day ceremony in Philadelphia on June 16 with the unveiling of a Benjamin Franklin statue. James M. Peck of New York gave the oration. The statue was unveiled by Benjamin Franklin Pepper Jr., son of lecturer B Franklin Pepper and a direct descendant of Franklin.

Franklin Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Benjamin Franklin University James MM. Peck New York Benjamin Franklin Pepper, Jr B. Franklin Pepper

Albanian Capital Attacked Again by Insurgents

Mussulman insurgents attacked the Albanian capital at 6 a.m. today with heavy artillery against defending forces commanded by Prince William. An artillery duel followed as international fleet men guarded legations and consulates and erected barricades around the royal palace.

Durazzo Mussulman Prince William

Baptists Gather in Boston for Northern Convention Sessions

Hundreds of Baptist representatives from across the country assemble in Boston to participate in the Northern Baptist convention, the foreign and home missions societies, and the publication society. The formal opening is set for Tremont Temple tomorrow, with sessions running through June 25.

Boston Mass Northern Baptist Convention Foreign and Home Missions Societies Publication Society Tremont Temple

Friday Mediators’ Session Near End Amid Crisis Signals

American delegates discussed with Ambassador da Gama in Buffalo and met Mexican representatives at the Lafollette hotel. After long talks, the mediators ended discussions as hopes dimmed for a resolution, with Lehman reporting to Bryan and Leiman speaking with da Gama on the Canadian side.

Washington Bryan Lehian Leiman Ambassador da Gama

Montana Delegation Seeks Troop Action Over Butte Disorder

Washington June 16 Senator Myers and Representatives Stout and Hans of Montana met with President Wilson regarding Governor Stewart of Montana's request for federal troops to quell clashes at Butte between Western Federation of Miners and Industrial Workers of the World. With conditions quiet today the delegation did not press for immediate troops and scheduled a further discussion with the president tomorrow.

Montana Washington Myers Stout and Hans Wilson Stewart Putte Western Federation of Miners and Industrial Workers of

New Senator Camden Authorized to Fill Kentucky Seat

Governor McCreary signed the commission of Johnson N. Camden of Versailles to fill the vacancy caused by Senator Bradley's death. Camden, 49, will serve until November when a special election to complete Bradley's term through March 4, 1915 will be held. He is the son of former West Virginia Senator J. N. Camden. He was born in Parkersburg, West Virginia.

Kentucky Frankfort McCreary Johnson N. Camden Versailles United States W. O. Bradley Camden Bradley J. N. Camden West Virginia Parkersburg W. Va

Georgetown University marks 125th anniversary with 400 degrees

Commencement week activities concluded at Georgetown University as 400 graduates received diplomas. Governor Martin L. Glynn of New York delivered the principal address during the 125th anniversary celebration.

Governor Glynn Washington Georgetown University Martin L. Glynn New York

Flint Stones and Patriot Adverts in 1776 Packet

A July 8 1776 Pennsylvania Packet shows a wartime alert seeking locations of flint stones for rifles and notes their role in independence. The issue also lists Jamaica rum for sale, a horse reward, cattle recovery pay, and a sheriff’s sale column.

War Office Congress Pennsylvania Packet Boston Jamaica Sheriff's

East Indian magic dry sand trick explained

A Scientific American describing how a fakir performs the dry sand illusion. He uses dry sand shown by blowing to scatter, then places it in water and retrieves it dry. The sand is coated with grease by cooking in lard, preserving dryness when submerged.

India Scientific American

Prophet Moss Promises Love Luck and Legal Aid

An advertisement extols THE PROPHET Moss a world eminent spirit medium offering to solve love courtship marriage and business troubles. He claims reliable advice on lawsuits wills divorce life insurance and investments and promises no fee until profits appear with reduced rates this week.

Moss

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