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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
6
J M Crem eans writes from Giles County Prison on June 26 1905 awaiting son Charley and family. He thanks sheriff and jailor for meals and Daily Telegraph support while a death sentence hangs over him. He requests his boy visit and guidance before dying.
Republican leaders announce District Attorney L. L. Lewis as Virginia governor nominee with a full ticket. National figures like Secretary Taft and Commissioner Yerkes may campaign the state. State committee plans August 8 Roanoke convention to nominate statewide officers and a united, aggressive campaign.
The remark indicates final approval of a ruling by Judge Lewis, with confidence expressed by the speaker. No further context or specifics about the case are provided in the fragment.
Spiller Hicke takes a Metropolitan post. R. G. Meador of Athens on business in the city. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Woolwins visit Roanoke. Dr. James Lucas of Dry Fork travels to Pearseburg. B. W. Harman becomes foreman with Pfatt Ringold Smith. Fraternal Mystic Circle members urged to meet at hall tonight at 8. Merchants eyeing Fourth of July base ball meet at Red Lot 7. Blue Ribbon lemon vanilla extracts advertised for home use.
Judge David E B Johnston departed for New York en route to London for the International Baptist meeting. Rev H H Thompson of the First Baptist Church had already left for the gathering. Delegates from around the world will attend to foster fellowship and discuss issues of interest to Baptists and religion generally.
The Virginia Corporation Commission issued a charter to the Buchanan and Tazewell Railway Corporation. Principal office is Woodrow Wood, Buchanan County, Virginia. Incorporators include John F. Hager G. F. Hager and M. F. Fleming all of Ashland Kentucky. Capital stock maximum is 25000 dollars. Objects to maintain and operate a railroad in Virginia.
Paul Gibson the 18 month old son of Councilman Wm Gibson died yesterday at the home of his parents in the Seventh Ward from fever. The funeral will be held today at 8 30 from the home and the interment will be at Walnut Grove Cemetery at 4 p m.
Mr. Daniel A. Lynch of Eckman and Miss Vici Helen Hagg of Greham wed Monday in Bristol with Parson Burroughs officiating. Also on Monday, railroad engineer John R. Brooks of East Radford married Miss Glepva M. Brunk of Vicker's Switch in the afternoon.
Baseball scores show Pittsburg defeat St. Louis 4 2 and 9 4 in two games, New York beats Boston 2 0, Cincinnati shuts out Chicago 6 0 in a multi game summary.
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