Residents and visitors seen in Bluefield city listing
Richlands resident M C McCorkle visits the city while many travelers and professionals pass through. Names include Mrs J B Lane ill at home, W D Amick Glen Alum, William E Burns Lebanon, W F Bricker Shamokin, S M Buck Bramwell, attorney Hugh Dunn Beckley, Major Samuel Waiton Falls Mills, G K E Moore Henry Wheeler Raven, Col L K Tierney Powhatan, R B Alsover Big Stone Gap, attorney E Hughes Rock, Mrs S M B Stewart Christiansburg, L Borden Montgomery Co Va, Miss Aliee McCracken Pulaski, T Fink Norton, J W Cook Roanoke, and Geo W Goodwin resigning from J B Thomas & Co.
Mining talks open with wide gap in Hocking district
In Columbus the miners and operators of the Hocking district opened talks and found they disagree on mining conditions and last year’s scale. A counterproposal from operators altered most rules and a committee was set to draft an agreement.
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Bland Street
Bluefield
Columbus
Hocking
Kansas City
Southwest
Opersors
Miners District Union
Miners’ Union
Express Robbery Near Pittsburg Sealed Bags Taken
Two men hid aboard the New York and St. Louis express and overpowered the messenger at Walker's Mills ten miles west of Pittsburg on the Panhandle division. They escaped with four sealed bags containing currency.
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Pittsburg
New
Johnson on the Ticket for Democratic Primaries
A petition with sufficient names was sent to Chairman Mellory of the Democratic state executive committee asking that Governor Johnson be placed on the ticket for the Democratic primaries alongside Bryan.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mellory
Democratic State Executive Committee
Johnson
Bryan
Fleet near Port Hartford in cool dusk watch
The United States battleship Kansas and fleet, thirty miles from Port Hartford, sail northwest as darkness falls. They maintain a standard speed of ten and a half knots on schedule. In Portland Maine, Amos L. Allen is renominated for Congress by the Republican convention of Maine's First District.
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United States
Kansas
Port Hartford
Portland
Maine
Amos L. Allen
Attell Wins Fight in Fourth Round
Abe Attell defeats Tommy Sullivan in the fourth round at San Francisco on April 30, securing a decisive victory in the ring.
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Attell
Sanfrancisco
Abe Attell
Tommy Sullivan
Flower Plants and Cough Remedies Advertisement
A dense advertisement fragment lists flowers including roses geraniums and hardy vines for fall and mentions Fallon Florist in Roanoke Virginia. It praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy citing a testimonial from W F Gaston and notes sale at local druggists West End Drug Co Hast End Pharmacy Bluefield Pharmacy Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as prompt yet gentle and available from all druggists.
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Fallon, Florist
Roanoke
W. F. Gaston
Paseo
West End Drug Co
Hast End Pharmacy
Bluefield Pharmacy
Kennedy
Twenty Year Health Sentence Reported
A letter from O. and Wooliever of Le Raysville New York recounts a twenty year healing claim tied to Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as curing sores boils burns wounds and cuts quickly and notes its price as 25 cents at drug stores.
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Bucklen
Whch
O. & Wooliever
le Raysville
New York
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Benjamin
Shumate Clothing Co
Bluefield, W. Va
Felenmeier
Sald
West Vaginia Brewing. Company
W. E. Stewart
Keystone
Est
Daily Telegraph
Miller Supply Company
W. L. Draper
Studebaker
Geiser
Vulcanite
Bluefield Implement & Machinery Co
B. M. Cohen
A. D. Wood, M. D
Thornton Building
W. VA
Masonic Hall
Ernest H. Arters
W. M. R. D. Payne
Bishop Hoss
E.E. Hoss
Nashville
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Holston
M. EK. Church
South
Centenary
Knoxville
Hoss
Davy
Brazil
W. L. Crotty
Rachel
Edith Pennington
All Owith
Myrtle Motley
Electra Jackson
Maud Faulkner
Nevada Hambrick
Lilian Dunnigan
Grace Faulkner
G. W. Crotty
M. C. Crotty
R. G. Garland
J. W. Peters
G. C. Hoback
Howard Bowman
Karl Motley
M. N. Ovler
A. Trent
H. Trent
S. P. Seifert
G. K
Clayton Noel
J. J. Sheehan
D. D
Roanoke Council
Knights of Columbus
J. C. Payne
Hot Springs
Ark
Narrows
Payne
Bright
Howard Payne
S. F. Cleghon
McCarr
EK. H. Arters
Norman McDowell
Ernest Arters
Christ Episcopal Church
R. W. Trapnell
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Eagles
Kiks
Keystone Cotillion Club
Monroe ‘Street
East End Bridge
Bluefield Aerie, No. 857
Eagles Hall
BR. H. Arters
W. R. Collie
Bristol
Raymond Stroops
Wm. I. Campbell
Stroops
Desperado
Policeman Campbell
Strogos
Banks & Rosenheim
E. E. Carter
Union Bank and Trust Company
Kimball
Enterprise Mercantile Company
J. M. Shanklin
Mr. Baker
the National Bank of
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J. W. Wolfe
City
Blaird Street Church
P. L. Cobb
Bramwell
Chattanooga
Robert L. Williams, Jr
Forsythe, Ga
Samuel W. Williams, Jr
DP. Rosenaur
Morris
Baltimore
Rosenaar
Todday
Virginia
Logan
Lie
Clark & CO
Princeton Avenue
D. P. Crockett
Raleigh Terrace
Crockett’s
I-J
M. C. McCorkle
Richlands
J. B. Lane
Bluefield Avenue
W. D. Amick
Glen Alum
William E. Burns
Lebanon
W. F. Bricker
Shamokin
M. Buck
Hugh Dunn
Beckley
Samuel Waiton
Falls Mills
G. KE. Moore
Henry Wheeler
Raven
Col. L. K. Tierney
Powhetan
Linefield
W. D. Miller
Danville
R. B. Alsover
Big Stone Gap
Co. L. Borden
Montgomery County
Aliee McCracken
Pulaski
T. ©. Fink
Norton
the Ely
Newport News
J. W. Cook
Radford
Geo W. Goodwin
J. B&. Thomas & Co
Overpower
Messenger
Alabama
Denver
Congress
Bluefield Bottling
Pinnacle Rock
Phone
Intermont Electric Co
Nazareth
W. P. Hawley Merchandise CO
South Bland Street
Bedi
Bluefield Brewing CO
Bluefield, West Virginia
Wors
Bluefield Implement & Machinery GO
Princeton
RB. B. L. Spea
Osher
C.iseeees Ush
Initatous
Orvas
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