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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
1
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The Senate last night passed the omnibus public building bill carrying 100000 dollars for a United States courthouse and post office in Bluefield. The bill goes to the president for final approval. Secretary Shaw promised construction in native stone if funds remain when in office. Congressman Hughes pushed the bill through after years of effort with Senator Scott steering the measure.
Pocahontas plans a large Fourth of July celebration with bigger attractions and a crowded town. The Jones circus offers two free performances to all attendees, with free admission to the circus and other attractions.
Usual interest has been arranged for the day giving everyone a chance to have a good time Trains from throughout the coal field will come to Pocahontas and offer crowds an opportunity to enjoy the evening. Pocahontas has yearly celebrated the Fourth in a fine manner but citizens say this will be the biggest and best yet.
Attorney General Moody orders suits against numerous railroads to recover penalties for violations of city appliance laws by failing to keep equipment in proper condition. The Atlantic Coast Line shows the most violations at fifty two. Norfolk and Western Railway Company appears among the defendants in the Northern District of West Virginia. The Justice Department states Moody is earnest in enforcing life saving laws.
Summit City Lodge No 144 1 0 OF elected officers for the coming year at a meeting held last week. Noble Grand C C Pattison, Vice Grand W I Bailey, Recording Secretary C B Proett, Financial Secretary S O White, Treasurer M B Postlethwaite.
Judge Kinkaide granted modified sentences for two ice men in Toledo Ohio. RG Lemon and RA Beard faced six month terms and fines of 2590 after partial compliance with condition to reduce prices. The judge urged abiding by the agreement and allowed immediate execution of the current sentences.
In Wheeling Ohio Valley June 28 the wage scale conference cleared dock terms but remains at loggerheads on principal conditions. Operators accept the 1903 pick mining scale at 90 cents per ton and the 1903 inside and outside labor scales. Leverage rests on extra work payment with miners favoring tonnage basis. Entry work dead work and machine penalties are under dispute with a resolution hoped for tomorrow evening.
Washington report describes a two hour senate session in which the general deficiency appropriation bill and the omnibus public building bill were approved. The conference report on the railway bills bill was postponed until tomorrow and the pure food bill conference will also be taken up tomorrow.
Democrats in Berlin Wisconsin voted to fuse with Independents to defeat the Republican ticket led by Fletcher D Proctor son of U S Senator Proctor. The move aims to consolidate anti Republican votes in the June 28 election.
In Medved village near St Petersburg two full companies of the mutinous Probiagen sky regiment have been placed under arrest and will be held pending inquiry into their insubordination.
Angelo Manfrida, 38, an educated Italian who spoke seven languages, killed himself with a revolver shot to the head in Clarksburg West Virginia. Rumors claim he was pressed by Italian conspirators to carry out killings but chose self destruction after receiving threats. He hailed from a prominent Italian family.
In Colorado Springs Colorado, June 28, Conant, the county's oldest Republican, asked if Roosevelt would seek a reelection. Secretary Loeb replied that the president thanks him but states Conant must vote for another Republican candidate next time.
In Darville Virginia the mayor's court exonerated Robert E Morrie a Southern Railway special detective from all blame for shooting an unidentified negro who broke into Mrs Mor tie and her daughter's room. The slain man's name was later recorded as Monroe Richard 800 and an accomplice was released from custody. The deceased was buried at the city's expense.
Norf k Va June 28 Herbert McCann a young naval recruit from Rochelle Illinois enlisted two months ago attempted suicide at St Helene training station by hanging himself. He was found by companions suspended from a rope and carried to camp where naval surgeons revived him. He explained he acted from despondence at not being able to get out of the navy and was placed in the prison on the receiving ship Franklin for safekeeping.
National League results include New York 4 Boston 2 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 1 Pittsburg 1 St Louis 3. American League games Boston 4 New York 7 Philadelphia 2 Washington 4 St Louis 5 Detroit 2 Chicago 2 Cleveland 1. Second game Chicago 0 Cleveland 5. Virginia League Lynchburg 5 Rank 2 Richmond 5 Danville 0 Portmouth 3 Norfolk 2. Standing of the clubs American League.
On Staten Island in a sewer trench collapse, Herman Fisher and workers were buried up to Fisher's head. Rescuers pulled him free at 9 this morning after a long night of shovels and trowels. Fisher suffered no injuries beyond exhaustion.
New York June 28 The coroner's jury after three minutes deliberation finds that White died from cerebral hemorrhage caused by a pistol shot wound inflicted with a revolver in the hand of Harry Thaw. Six witnesses testified including the autopsy physician and five eye witnesses. Thaw's attorney Judge Olcott questioned witnesses as Thaw appeared agitated and effort is made to show insanity.
In New York on June 28 the Thaw case moved swiftly as a coroner jury found Thaw guilty of murdering White. Mrs Thaw fainted returning to her home after visiting her husband. condition serious but stable. Anthony Constock of the Society for the Prevention of Vice sought evidence about White and his fiscal matters. The White family service at St James Long Island was a small, formal gathering.
Diplomatic circles report Russia has seized the islands controlling the Gulf of Bothnia month of the Gulf of Bothnia as a strategic move. Sweden condemns it with interest due to proximity to Stockholm and a key strategic position. The Paris treaty bound fortifications by Britain and Russia.
In New London Harvard defeated Yale in a close dual race with Harvard leading at times and finishing about two lengths ahead. Times quoted show Harvard at 23.02 and Yale 23.11 in one race. freshmen and second boat events were won by Yale by narrow margins.
The Simone Chateau of Vizil near Gren oble was auctioned today in Paris. The property, long held by the Casimir-Porter family, was later owned by an English syndicate and used as a hotel and club.
London. Rumor notes Ambassador Whitelaw Reid may retire within a year. It also suggests his daughter’s engagement to a prominent English peer could be announced before his return to America.
A train of empty cars struck a work train in Greensburg Pennsylvania resulting in the death of Conductor Hysong and injuring thirteen others, with several reported in critical condition.
June 28 Moscow reports a garrison closely guarded with a cordon of tickets to block contact with residents. Authorities fear other regiments will join the mutineers as wire communication with St Petersburg is cut off.
The general deficiency appropriation bill carrying 11,549,363 dollars has been reported to the Senate. The report comes from Washington on June 28.
A speaker denounces packers who poison food for profit in a broad attack on foreign trade and the cost of inspections. He argues Texans should not fund Chicago packers and urges accountability for those who adulterate meat harming children and the vulnerable.
Washington reports Wharton defended the Packers while Humphrey attacked them in a tense House debate. The exchange highlighted partisan divides over policy and performance affecting the team’s public reception.
Washington reports Congress held night sessions as Senators and Representatives debated the Pacific building and the implications of the White House incident involving Mrs. Morrison. Senator Tillman blocked quick action, prompting a two hour delay in the afternoon discussions as lawmakers sought clarity on the events tied to the executive residence.
Mrs Whitelaw Reid introduced the Longworths to the court at Buckingham Palace in the evening. The event featured a brilliant action with many royalties and the exibility being present.
An old advertisement claims E. DeWitt & Co. Witch Hazel Salve guarantees relief for burps, sores, tetter, cracks, and itching. It touts immediate relief for bleeding and pain, and notes it is sold by all druggists.
On July 5 and 19 and August 2 16 and 30 the Norfolk and Western Railway will sell very low rate round trip tickets to Atlantic City Cape May and other resorts on the Jersey Coast. Tickets are limited sixteen days with daily excursions to mountain and seashore resorts in Virginia through October 31 1908. WEBEVILLE Roanoke Va. is the general passenger agent. Also an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promises digestion relief through thorough digestion.
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