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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1910

Page

6

Gold Coin Tale From East Tennessee Cave

The Rogersville Herald recounts a tale of $90,000 in gold coins buried with a Civil War era skeleton in Rock House cave near Clinch River Hancock County East Tennessee. A dream led Thomas L. Rodgers to explore the cave where a kettle, bayonets, canteens, and a skeletal inscription promised wealth to the first reader who found the coins.

Edgar Allan Poe Rogersvile Tenn Thomas L. Rodgers High Point N.C Clinch River Hancock County East Tennessee Rodgers Rock House Cave Cooper Ridge

North Carolina laboring man finds luck and shares tale

A laboring man, returning home to North Carolina, enjoys his good fortune in his final days. He told friends in the Rogersville paper of his luck so his boyhood companions would know of his windfall and the timely money he now receives.

North Carolina Rogersville

Virginian passenger train wreck near Eggleston and Pembroke

Train No. 13 on the Virginian derailed between Eggleston and Pembroke. The tender, baggage car, two day coaches, and the club car left the track. no serious injuries reported though passengers were frightened. Wreck trains were sent from Princeton and passengers were transferred to continue journeys. cause not yet determined, possibly a broken flange or spread rail.

Virginian Railway Eggleston Pembroke Roanoke Princeton Norfolk and Western

Death ends years of illness for Mrs P C Arga bright

Mrs P C Arga bright dies at home after tuberculosis battle at age 49 years 6 months and 16 days A Bluefield resident for 17 years she was active in the First Baptist church She leaves a widower a daughter and two sons Funeral services are at 2 30 this afternoon at the First Baptist church with Rev H S Mabie officiating and burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery

P. C. Argabright Bluefield First Baptist Church Stuart H. S. Mabie Walnut Grove Cemetery

Formally Acquitted Mrs Rosie Flowers in Accidental Killing

Mrs Rosie Flowers was formally acquitted of murdering Dennis Read after a court held the shooting at her Orange Street home was accidental due to her delicate condition. Squire Godbey summoned witnesses and heard testimony that she did not touch the trigger or know the gun was loaded. Read's relatives arrived and will bury him in Thurmond.

Rosie Flowers Dennis Read Orange Street Reed Hes Thurmond

Sheriff Warns of Tax Delinquents in Mercer County

Deputy Sheriff E. E. Carter declares 1909 tax delinquents will be published in the Mercer Republican, Princeton. He states statements and notices have been mailed and calls made, and that levy and garnishment will follow for all unpaid taxes.

Mercer Republican Princeton W. Va E. E. Carter

Old Enemies Meet After Many Years in Pineville

In Pineville on Tuesday Hatfield leader Cap Hatfield and ex deputy U S marshal Dan W Cunningham faced each other for the first time since 1889. Hatfield escorted by relatives, Cunningham in town for Abe Lilly’s congressional bid, both kept their distance though tensions remained high.

Wyoming Tribune Cap” Hatfield Dan W. Cunningham United States Pineville Ether Cunningham Hatfield Kentucky Cap Logan County Mingo Habeas Corous Hatfields Weaver Wyoming Abe Lilly Congress J. M. Glenn Baileysville Winchester

The Legislative Joker in Public Bills and Punctuation

The piece discusses Samuel Hopkins Adams view on a joker in legislation, highlighting how a single word or a misplaced comma can alter meaning. It cites examples like a lowest bid sale clause and a fruit plants duty free clause, plus a proposed March 17 holiday tied to the Boston Tea Party.

Samuel Hopkins Adams American Magazine Congress Massachusetts Boston

Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Digestive Health

Two thirds of a bottle of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets may be refunded if unsatisfied. The remedy cleanses and invigorates the stomach improves digestion and regulates bowels. It is widely praised with testimonials like it cured me and it saved my child’s life. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Sauer's Quality Mas Won Victory in Flavoring Exports

Sauer's brand, produced by the C. F. Sauer Co, claimed the largest sale of flavoring extracts in the United States, promoting its purity and quality as the preferred choice for cooks and bakers nationwide.

C. F. Sauer Co United States Sauer's

Dillard Announces Candidacy for Beaver Pond Justice Seat

George L. Dillard declares his bid to succeed himself as justice of the peace in Beaver Pond district. The nomination hinges on the Democratic convention in Bluefield on July 9 1910.

Justice of Peace Justice of the Peace of Beaver Pond Bluefield George L. Dillard

Great Sachem visits Roanoke Red Men in ceremony

T annery of Calumet Tribe No 58 Bluefield West Virginia attended Hiawatha Tribe No 66 meeting. Three degrees were conferred on three candidates as Mr Tanner praised the members grit and unity and urged vigorous degree work to enroll 77 palefaces awaiting degrees.

Roanoke Sachem West Virginia T. C. Tannery Bluefield W. Va Tanner O. H. Dooley Hiawatha Calumet Sacrem Virginia West Virgin'a Mr. Tanner No. 66 Korte

No Rain to Northwest Chicago June 21

No rain reached the northwest as weather messages from Callas and Minnesota kept traders tense. Wheat prices surged at the Chicago board of trade with spring wheat fields scorched by temperatures averaging over ninety degrees.

Chicago, Ill Northwest Callas Minnesota Board of Trade

Want Ad Offers 1c a Word Benefit

Classified notice promises low cost advertising with one cent per word rate. Encourages readers to try a sample ad to experience the favorable results and reach a broad audience locally.

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Parasol Vweek E. S. Pedigo Company Princeton. Ave Bluefield, W. VA Thornton Glothing Company White Pharmacy Pall Lowney Radley Arey East Tennessee Dennis Reed Dan Cunningham Legislative Joker Globe Furnishing Co The Globe Furnishing Company Thomas E. Cofer Nottingham Samuel Turk Turk’s Building Bluefielder T. C. Tanner Magic City
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