Expressing the Baby
A traveling chest labeled This Side Up With Care Glass carried a baby home from Rosefield after a bridge disaster. The box floated to a German couple who cared for the child until a clerk at an express office delivered it to Mrs. Dolittle, reuniting mother and child.
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Dan
Daniel Dolittle
Birkville
Dan Dolittle
Gertrude Gowan
Killing Over Card Game at Keystone
Arthur Calhoun, color man, shot and killed William Redd, another color man, at Keystone Sunday over a card game. Witnesses are reticent. Preliminary hearing indicates Calhoun likely fired. whether accidental or intentional questioned. Bond set at 1000 with A L Calhoun, father, as surety. The elder Calhoun is a wealthy Keystone official and prominent town council member.
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Arthur Calhoun
William Redd
Keystone
Calhoun
A. L. Calhoun
Mt Vernon Flour Sold by Sublette Barnes Ad
Relishes dressings and pickles of all kinds available from Sublette and Barnes. Mt Vernon flour offered by the same firm. Advertisement notes sale date 6 15 and 3t as part of the notice.
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Mt. Vernon
Sublette & Barnes
Colored Man Fatally Shot by Half Brother
Will Adams a railroad brakeman killed his half brother Lacy Thompson on Peck street at 7 pm after a street confrontation sparked by Adams' wife at a house of ill fame. Adams fired three shots wounding Thompson in the chest. he surrendered to authorities and a hearing is set for today. Four Italians witnessed the shooting. doctors say Thompson cannot recover.
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Will Adams
Lacy Thompson
Graham
Adams
Graham Council Backs $20,000 Bond for Highway
Graham council adjourned session reports grading and macadamizing to the West Virginia line. They favor a bond issue of 20,000 for highway work and other public improvements. Businessmen show little opposition, urged by the chamber of commerce.
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Graham Council
West Virginia
Ball Game on Tower Grounds This Afternoon
Manager Kelly announces a game between the Bramwell and Bluefield teams on the Tower grounds in the west end. Reese is expected to pitch for Bluefield as a warm contest is anticipated. Grounds have been prepared and the diamond is in prime condition. Play begins promptly at 4 o'clock.
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Bramwell
Bluefield
Tower Grounds
West End
Reese
Bids Open for Delaware and Utah Warships This Week
Washington reports bids to be opened this week for the 20 000 ton battleships Delaware and Utah authorized by Congress. The craft will surpass the Dreadnaught in power and strength, with at least five contractors expected to bid. Fore River, Newport News, Cramps, Bath Iron Works, and New York Shipbuilding are named as bidders. The government is not expected to build the ships itself.
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Delaware
Utah
Navy Department
Tess
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Cramps
Philadelphia
Bath, Me, Iron Works
One Child Not Enough Parents Had to Move
Charlotte Tenn June 17 President Roosevelt finds no fault with Charlotte area after a reported “pace death by own action.” The family of J. N.
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Charlotte, Tenn
Roosevelt
Charlotte
Tenn
Pace
J. N
Large Charlotte Families Noted In Local Inquiry
Parrott reports sixteen sons and two daughters in one family and Alexander Cunningham’s family with fourteen members split evenly by gender. Pitt Powers has twelve children and a baby, while no nearby family is smaller than eight. Indiana man John Nabb, returning from Mount Vernon, Illinois, had only one child, a daughter, and the Nabbs left Charlotte after three weeks for Milan, Tennessee, amid strong community interest.
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Milan
Tenn
Speech impediments cured by practice in public spaces
London Tit-Bits notes that many overcome speech impediments through daily practice. A former mayor, once unable to pronounce words starting with g or q, practiced in St James Park saying a difficult tongue twister until fluent, illustrating dramatic personal improvement.
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St. James’ Park
England
London
Why He Wanted an Autograph from Howells
A young man wrote to novelist William Pean Howells seeking his autograph. Howells replied with a sharp question about buying his last book. The man confessed he had not bought it and aimed to sell the autograph to raise funds to purchase it.
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William Pean Howells
Guide for Spring Shoppers in the Daily Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph promotes spring shopping in Bluefield with attractive sales and real bargains. Advertisements showcase progressive stores, and readers are urged to mention the paper when purchasing.
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Daily Telegraph
Kodol Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Troubles
Advert says Mt Vernon Flour product Kodol cures stomach troubles by digesting food after meals. It claims quick relief by strengthening digestive organs and digesting what you eat with direct action. Sold by all druggists.
Olives Offered By Sublette and Barnes
The advertisement from Sublette & Barnes promotes the finest olives available bottled or in bulk with pricing and purchase options listed as a local merchants notice.
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Sublette & Barnes
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