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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1999

Page

10

Immigrant life and lore shaping Pocahontas Bluefield era

A dense historical account links 1883 to Emma Lazarus and The New Colossus with immigrant movement into Pocahontas and Bluefield Virginia. It notes L Lazarus liquor dis tributorships, relocations during Prohibition, and a surge of diverse migrants to Southern West Virginia and Southwestern Virginia coalfields. The piece cites Abraham I. Scmedling and Zoltan Gombos on ethnic contributions and assimilation amid early 20th century growth.

L. Lazarus Pocahontas Railroad Avenue Lazarus & Company Family Princeton Avenue Stewart Street Bluefield Norfolk & Western Railway Abraham I. Scmedling West Virginia Baltimore Charleston Shmedling Lazarus Bluefield Daily Telegraph L. Lazarus & Co The Lazarus & Co Perid Virginia Zoltan Gombos Gombos Cleveland Ohio U.S

West Virginia Attracted by Rich Coal Deposits

With the discovery of rich coal deposits, West Virginia lured investors and workers seeking new opportunities. The expansion of mines spurred growth in towns, transportation, and regional trade as communities formed around the coal industry.

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Pulitzer and Hungarian Roots Shaping American Publishing

The piece traces Joseph Pulitzer from Mako Hungary born 1848 to emigrant success in the United States, noting his 1883 acquisition of the New York World. It links that era to Emma Lazarus and coal mining growth in Appalachia, highlighting Hungarian immigration and the shift to industrial power at the turn of the century.

Southwest Virginia Pocahontas Emma Lazarus United States New Colossus L. Lazarus New York U.S Translat Mel Grubb Hungary Bill German Pocahontas Fuel Co Joseph Pulitzer Pulitzer Mako New York World Southwest Virginia Improvement Company Norfolk Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio New Jersey Michigan Illinois John Korossoy America Gombos Pellmell

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