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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1903

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Tennessee Furnaces to Make Their Own Coke

The article describes East Tennessee coke production from Dorchester Wise county ovens and a large Tennessee coal and iron push. Bon Air Coal & Iron Co plans Ravenscroft mine access on Cumberland plateau with 2000 coke ovens and 2500 tons daily coal output to feed Middle Tennessee furnaces.

Tennessee Dorchester Wise County Middle Tennessee Pineville Bon Air Coal & Iron Co Buffalo Tron Co Bon Air Company Cumberland Plateau Ravenscroft Bon Air McMinnville Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway Ravenecroft Jane Eatland Caney Fork Fiver Sewanee Tracy City Whitwell Eastland Boo Air Home Capital White van Bures Cumberland Putnam Nashville Wayne Hickman Lewis R. O. Campbell Dorans Cove Marion County Pitteburg Bridgeport Ala South Pittsburg Tenn Cumperland County Isoline Johneon Clear Creek Coal Co Crab Orchard Coal Mining Co Waldensia Rockwood Chicago Hasio Renfro Cumberland County Cumberland Coal & Coke Co Millstone Lantana Meadow Creek

Great Gathering of Wings reunion in Sandwich Massachusetts

The Wing family of America holds its second annual reunion in Sandwich with nearly a thousand visitors from over twenty states. The event, honoring Deborah Wing with a memorial tablet, traces lineage to 1687 and includes distant ties to President Roosevelt. Judge George W. Wing of Kewaunee, Wisconsin, heads the association.

Sandwich Mase Wing America Roosevelt Deborah Wing Massachusetts George W. Wing Kewaunee Wis

Unknown man found dead near Cumberland under a tree

The body of a well dressed unknown man with black mustache, about 170 pounds, was found under a tree near North Branch three miles east of Cumberland. Coroner Conner says the man hanged himself with a rope made from socks and a leather belt. belt later unfastened, body dropped. Soap fragment noted. Deceased estimated to have been dead several days.

Camerland Inield North Branch Cumberland Conner

Stop Fierce Fight Until Ladies Pass on Mountain Feud

A deadly clash on Quaker Gap Mountain in Stokes County left Captain King dead and several wounded after an old neighbor feud escalated. Russell Jons shot Deputy Sith. John Rhodes shot King and was jailed. A passing party of youths halted the violence by calling on bystanders to stop until the crowd of women and men passed.

Winston-Salem Quaker Gap Mountain Stokes County Captain King Sith Russell Jons King John Rhodes Rade Mecom Springs

Eight-year-old drowning near Piedmont hides from fear of whipping

In Piedmont West Virginia on June 26 eight year old Harry Eppler slipped from a store wall while playing with Walter Parsons and drowned his body not recovered. The Parsons boy did not realize the accident and the event remained unknown for about an hour as he feared a whipping for getting his clothes wet.

Piedmont W. Va Walter Parsons Harry Frank V. Eppler Parsons

Society Woman Dies by Suicide on Train Front

The body of Mrs M. A. Potter identified at the Little Morgue in White Plains as the socialite and recent divorcee who fought death last night by leaping in front of an express train on the New York Central line.

New York New York Central Road White Plaine M. A. Potter

Cornell Dominates Intercollegiate Shell Races at Poughkeepsie

The inter-collegiate shell races at Poughkeepsie June 26 saw Cornell win all major events. In the two mile varsity race Cornell placed first with Pennsylvania second and Wisconsin third. The freshman eight finished first, Syracuse second, Wisconsin third. The four mile varsity race also went to Cornell, with Georgetown second and Wisconsin third.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Inter-Collegiate Association Cornell University Pennsylvania Wisconsin Syracuse Weversity Georgetown

War to the death in New York building trades clash

In New York on June 26 the opening of the labor dispute between the employers' association and the merged board of building trades leaves thousands of workers who had just returned to work idle again as the conflict escalates.

New York Employers’ Association Board of Building Trades

Bridge Collapse Kills One Five Hurt in Franklin

A makeshift structure under construction on Eighth Street in Franklin collapsed, killing one worker and injuring five others who faced likely fatal injuries. Seventeen men were on site when the accident occurred yesterday.

Franklin Eighth Street

Negro Killings Mark Wilmington Riots In June

Wilmington Del June 26 Quiet this morning but tensions rise amid riots between white and black communities. Deputy Cramer and a black man were shot last night in the cadet district, the man dying at Delaware Hospital. Authorities may call out the military. A Howard school graduation heard Rev George Alexander McGuire urge graduates to resist racially motivated violence and pursue education and a crusade against evil.

Wilmington Del Cramer Fiddes Delaware Howard School George Alexander McGuire Thomas P. E. Church Philadelphia

Roosevelt Heads Off on Summer Vacation Today

President Roosevelt plans to depart Washington for his annual summer holiday with family. In Oyster Bay locals prepare a festive homecoming with a welcome committee, waving flags, patriotic songs, and Audrey Avenue decor. A Civil War gun gift will be unveiled as part of the celebrations.

Washington Diplomatic Corps Fomner White House Post Office Roosevelt Oyster Bay Long Island City Sagamore Hill Audrey

Great Factory Piano Sale Urges Quick Purchase

Five days remain in the Great Factory Piano Sale at Menane's Jewelry Store 221 Princeton Ave. D. H. Baldwin & Co. display factory cost pianos and promise careful guidance from Cincinnati manufacturers with five large factories. Buy now to save a big sum before time runs out.

D. H. Baldwin & Co Cincinnati Menane Princeton Ave

Ford Returns After Disappearance and Marriage

James E. Ford, who vanished in February from Gloucester county, returned home in Newport News hours after marrying. He had left his wife claiming a brief absence and joined an oyster boat crew. Earlier reports identified a body found in Norfolk as Ford, leading relatives to mourn him as dead.

Newport News James E. Ford Gloucester County Norfolk Ford

Earthquake Shocks Edna Hungary Collapses Suburbs

Four violent shocks were felt in Edna Hungary this morning. Several suburb houses collapsed and most buildings were damaged. Panic gripped a town of about 20 000 with groceries still listed at cost. Grave's Merchandise Co. 105 Princeton Avenue. June 27, 2t.

Edna Hungary Grave's Merchandise Co Princeton Avenue

Wanted Workers Advertises Energetic Applicants

The notice seeks energetic, treatworthy young men and a young woman to take orders at a rate of $2.50 a day. It lists Jead in Sing Street, first flat, with a date of 6-26 03-tt.

Sing Street

Motorman and Two Soldiers Hurt in Richmond Ambush

A night ambush outside Richmond wounded a motorman from Philadelphia and two soldiers from the Lynchburg Home Guards. Authorities captured two men, including a streetcar employee with matching cartridges, as a bridge on the Seven Pines line was reportedly set ablaze by strike sympathizers.

Richmond Hinkel Hatchiaon Staunton Seven Pines Rtchmond Stony Row John B. Easley Charles Easley Lynchburg George Anderson

King Edward Birthday Observed in London Parade

London marked King Edward born November 9 1841 with a June 26 celebration to honor the coronation anniversary. The Home Guard parade dropped colors as His Majesty attended with a brilliant escort and notable nobility in attendance.

London Edward Home Guard

Murderous Farmhand At Sherman Aims for Escape

New Milford Conn June 26 At Sherman six miles from there a farmhand employed by Orland Pepper cut a woman's throat struck another woman with a hammer and then cut his own throat All three are yet living The Daily Telegraph notes the grisly incident and ongoing medical condition of the victims and assailant.

New Milford Conn Sherman Orland Pepper

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