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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1905

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Fresh Troops Await the Russians in Manchuria

London reports ongoing fighting in Manchuria as General Linovitch's Russian force struggles to reach Harbin while Japanese units edge closer from Kirbin and Oka fronts. Estimates place additional Russian POWs around 20,000 as a large-scale withdrawal unfolds toward Harbin with rail hubs at Tieling highlighted for strategic importance.

Tieling London Manchuria Linovitch Harbin Kuropatkin Tokic Kirbin Kiayuan Sungari High Council of Japan Manchaurian Mukden War Department Oyama Karoki Oka Liao- Yang

Child Falls From Bridge to Death in Shenandoah

Four year old Dominick Hynsee wandered from his parents waiting for a train in Shenandoah Pennsylvania. He walked onto a railroad bridge and was dashed to death when a train passed. Several women witnesses fainted at the tragedy.

Shenandoah Dominick Hynsee

Stephen W. Clark Dies in Bedford

Stephen W. Clark aged 34 died at his Bedford home from pneumonia after a ten day illness. He was a member of Clark & Co. tobacco firm and a leading citizen. He leaves a wife and two children.

Bedford City Stephen W. Clark Clark & Co Bedford

Former Senator Hawley Dies After Illness

Former Senator Hawley died at 1 50 this morning after an illness since Wednesday afternoon. His wife and two daughters were at his bedside. The report lists his death in Washington on March 18.

Washington Hawley

Secretary Hay Falls in a Faint at Pier

Secretary Hay collapsed at the Cedric steamer pier this morning as he prepared to board. He fainted and had to be carried aboard for care.

Secretary Hay New York Hay Cedric

Railroad Telegraphers Hold a Meeting in City Hall

An O R T session was held last night at the lodge ball with General Chairman Layman of Troutville Va present and addressing the meeting. The gathering was large with operators from across the system in attendance. Layman received a diamond ring from the order, presented by Mr. Callaway of Graham in a brief speech. The purchase committee comprised M. W. Atkine H. C. Callaway and W Mason.

Layman Troutville Callaway Graham

Devoe Paint Warranty Letter Promises Refunds

A letter to Judge McClaugherty from F W Devoe & Co of Bluefield West Virginia asserts two guarantees for paint quality. If faults appear when applying or wear occurs the dealer is empowered to make right at the maker’s expense. They also promise to pay the bill if a state chemist finds adulteration and send $1,000.

Bluefield W. Va

Pocahontas Council Awards 40000 Bond Issue for Sewers and Streets

A Friday night council vote awarded a 40000 bond issue to a Chicago bank for sewerage and street paving. The sale drew multiple bidders. Western firm secured best realization. Bonds carry 5 percent interest in three series 10 15 and 20 years with optional payment after five years. The issue sold at par, signaling strong financier rating for the town and covering principal thoroughfares and routes.

Pocahontas Council Chicago Virginia

Pocahontas Progress Promised in Forthcoming Telegraph Report

The Daily Telegraph announces an upcoming feature on Pocahontas Virginia, promising a full exposition of its affairs and progress. Writer Benedict Burr faced last minute data gaps but asserts Pocahontas is advancing with a bright future ahead.

Daily Telegraph Pocahontas Providence Benedict Burr

Growing American Custom Is Dangerous

Sir Andrew Clarke warns against mint tablets and other so called digestives after meals. Mi o na is promoted as the only remedy to remove stomach irritation and inflammation. White's Pharmacy offers a fifty cent box with money back guarantee if Mi o na fails to satisfy.

Sir Andrew Clarke White's Pharmacy

Notice to Sell Interest in Sure Paying Business

Cash sale of interest in a profitable business offered by 819 E. W. Atkinson. Apply promptly to acquire the stake.

E. W. Atkinson

Grand display of fine millinery in Keystone, W Va

Garrett Dudley and Company announce a grand exhibition of fine millinery and dress goods in Keystone West Virginia from March 25 to 27 and 29 to 31. All ladies invited to attend the event at their store. The Telegraph subscription reminder included.

Garrett, Dudley & Company Keystone W. Va

Souls on Fire serial by Louis Tracy in Philadelphia Sunday Magazine

The greatest serial of the year will appear exclusively in the Philadelphia Press Sunday Magazine beginning March 26. The story features Englund, Rosela, and America, blending love and adventure with a London bombing, anarchist meeting, and intrigue at a Russian governor’s castle, timed to captivate readers.

Louis Tracy Pillar of Light America Edward J. Clode Englund Rosela Mr. Tracy London Tottenham Court Road England

St Patrick's Night Dance at Goodwill in Louisville

The Louieville Dancing Club hosted a St Patrick's Night Dance at Goodwill with a strong Goodwill band program. A standout two step cake walk titled Warm Baby drew special mention by organizers Mosers J L Davenport John Tarver and Shep Gillespie. The event featured green decor and extended dancing into late hours with many couples attending.

St. Patrick's Night Louieville Goodwill Goodwill Band J. L. Davenport John Tarver Graham Shep Gillespie Falls Mill G. M. Allen D. P. Crockett O. W. McAllister I. T. Bean

Names of attendees listed from multiple states

A roster reads like a social register with Champ, Mrs Cardwell of Tennessee, Mrs Dugan of Hiawatha, Miss Langton of Kentucky, Miss Howell of Pennsylvania, Miss Perkins and Mise Jegeie Perkins, Miss Adame, Mise Jarrett, Messrs Dulaney of Hiawatha, Fix, Dudley, Danglinson, Perkins and Trent.

Poetry and Pathos of the Christ Life Shown to Men

Y M C A notes announce a three o clock meeting with Rev H Thompson. Hon Philip Willett of the Pennsylvania bar will speak next Sunday afternoon in the association hall on The Poetry and Pathos of the Christ Life. The event targets Bluefield men and promises special music and new member growth in the physical culture class.

Aupply Rev. H. Thompson Philip Willett Pennsylvania Clarksburg Association Hall Willett Christ Bluefield

Bluefield Triumphs In Bowling Match At Lindsey Akers

Bluefield defeated Gary 3 518 to 2 919 in six games at Lindsey Akers alleys Bluefield players Keys Akers Yost Lindsey Kirkbride and Stone faced Gary Heatherine Casey Perio Weir Wilson and Sawyer Lindsey top score 177 pins for Bluefield amid strong turnout and local interest.

Gary Bluefield Lindsey & Akers Bluefield Avenue Heatherine Casey Perio Weir Wilson Sawyer Keys Akers Yost Lindsey Kirkbride Stone

Arthur Dunn at Elks Opera House Impresses Despite High Hopes

Arthur Dunn headlined the Runaways at the Elks Opera House last evening. He carried the show with strong audience appeal though some supporting acts fell short. His song A Kiss for Each Day of the Week drew the most applause and Dunn kept the crowd engaged throughout the performance.

Arthur Dann Elks’ Opera House Dann

For Sale Milling Shares and Banking Note

For sale a few shares of McCue and Wright Milling Company stock with paid dividend of nineteen percent in 1904. Also mentions Fidelity Banking Company.

McCue & Wright Milling Co Fidelity Banking Co

Colonel Fuller Sees Kidney and Liver Trouble Cured

A Honey Grove Texas man, Colonel John M. Fuller, credits Electric Bitters with curing severe kidney and liver complaints after other doctors failed. He calls them the best medicine on earth and thanks the unknown inventor. Sold and guaranteed to cure dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease by all druggists at 50 cents a bottle.

Waterloo John M. Fuller Honey Grove Texas

Deadlock Broken on 67th Ballot in Missouri Senate

Jefferson City March 18 Major William Warner of Kansas City elected United States senator to succeed Francis Cockrell after Col BR Kerens withdrew. The 67th ballot ended a bitter fight as Kerens shifted his forces to Warner following urging from Western Missouri allies. The Democrats attempted a delay with a rough house but were restrained by Senator Fields and Warner's allies.

Jefferson City William Warner Kansas City Missouri Francis Cockrell Major Warner BR. O. Kerens General Assembly Fields Col Kerens Parker Richardson Wallesley Warner Homer Mann Neidringhaus Senator Cockrell

Cordova Sentenced to Four Years in State Penitentiary

New Brunswick N J March 18 J F Cordova the deposed Methodist minister was sentenced this morning to four years in the State penitentiary one year for abandoning his wife and three for assaulting her Mise Bowne who eloped with him twice was not in court Her father and brother attended Cordova accepted the sentence without a tremor His counsel filed no writ of error to stay the judgment pending appeal

New Bronswick N. J J. F. Cordova State Penitentiary Mise Bowne Cordove

Former President Cleveland Celebrates 65th Birthday

Former President Grover Cleveland marked his 65th birthday in Princeton New Jersey with a quiet observance today. Among callers were university faculty Dr Paul Van Dyke and President Woodrow Wilson.

Princeton N. J Grover Cleveland Paul van Dyke Dent Woodrow Wilson

President Roosevelt Arrives Back at White House

President Roosevelt and his wife arrived in Washington from New York at 8 20 p.m. and were immediately driven to the White House to resume duties after their trip.

Washington Roosevelt New York White House

Also Mentioned on This Page

Boston Makers OF Milo Superior Supply Co West VA White Gilletts’ Safety Razors Huylers WM. Hicks Bluefield Ave Ww. Co. Pollock Edwin Mann Ashier L. A. Hooper O- Bluefield Pasenger Depot Baker's Saloon N. Partee Linevitch Europatkin Abel Massey Asoteat Ganntor L. B. Tierney W. H. Thomas The Flat Top National Bank Ureseet McClaugherty F. W. Devoe & CO Pocahontas, VA Mr. Gladstone Arthur Dunn Senator Field Cordova
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