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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
4
The text presents Marcus Aurelius urging action without hesitation and satisfaction with small matters, emphasizing discipline and focus on outcomes rather than seeking others’ approval. It reflects Stoic thought on personal resolve and self-mirminimal worry.
The text discusses Marshal Tyree’s right to back Roosevelt and his expected shift to Taft after Roosevelt’s nomination. It argues Tyree should freely express preferences and, once the outcome is set, support Taft wholeheartedly. The piece frames Tyree as a loyal party figure adapting to the final nomination.
The piece contrasts Republican pragmatism and Democratic idealism during the Taft era. It notes factions, talk of bought power, and a Baltimore convention shaping who will be nominated or defeated, with both parties split on ideals versus practical gains. It references Governor Folk and Bryan dynamics amid murmurs of machine influence.
The piece notes a loosened convention as many voices cry out. It contrasts this with past restraint from older political norms and hints at unrest resurfacing from varied sources.
The Wheeling Intelligencer argues that a Roosevelt third party would lack policy beyond personal grievance, predicting it will fail. It contrasts Roosevelt’s magnetism with Taft’s steady campaign and doubts the third party’s durability or appeal to voters.
The senator reports after reviewing the national and credentials committee work at the Chicago convention that no injustice occurred. He says Theodore’s failure to receive the nomination was the sole injustice, stemming from an inflated vanity. Parkersburg Dispatch News.
Intelligencer notes the current session may stretch long, aiding Governor Glasscock in presenting bribery charges to the U S senate. It also touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy, offering $100 if it fails to cure and urging readers to consult the circular from F J Cheney & Co.
Debating delegates clashed as Bryan urged withdrawal of delegates amid Virginia requests. McCorkle opposed, calling the Bryan plan foolish, while Flood and others disputed the claim. The Bryan resolutions passed nearly unanimously, signaling a shift toward a progressive platform. The note ends with an upcoming subcommittee meeting and a reminder of the Fidelity Bank building sale at 10:30 Saturday.
Delinquent taxpayers warned to pay taxes within days or the accounts will be returned delinquent. Notice issued by E. Be. Carter as deputy for I. J. Ellison, secretary. Beaver Pond District.
Plans for the West Virginia conference camp meeting in Fairmont July 18 to 28 include tent camping at South Side or Leep Park with a 2000 seat grand stand. Vegetarian dining will be served and leaders from Morgantown Martinsburg Charleston Wheeling will attend.
The account notes 28 publishing houses worldwide distributing Christian literature in 67 languages. Estimated cost to acquire all pamphlets and books is 3525 dollars, with 1910 book files totaling 1,560,510.58 dollars and 1905 totals reaching 7,711,911.82 dollars.
Chicago June 27 Roosevelt and Bryan badges and ribbon streamers were seen in the city with bunting distributed to suburban train passengers. At progressive headquarters officials reported no opposition to the proposed ticket. Boston Mass June 27 Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts to visit England with reception by King George and a banquet at Armory House in London. The trip includes Windsor and a tablet placing at Captain Richard Kesynes birthplace.
The United States plans to card catalog every elementary pupil with a full school career history filed for permanent reference. About 6 million pupils are projected to be catalogued, enabling precise answers on detentions, progress, birth, attendance, and other factors across cities and grades.
William Schoonover accuses Joe Arpie of forging his name on an order to collect 57.20 from Norfolk and Western. Arpie, released on 100 bail, denies the charge claiming the debt was owed. The case goes before Squire Godbey or Keister for trial today with fellow Italians posting bail.
The notice touts Sauer's lemon and vanilla extracts as prized by housekeepers and cooks, priced at 10e and She. It promotes home delivery of The Daily Telegraph at four dollars per year.
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