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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1902

Page

4

The Queen's Condition at Castle Loo May 6

The Hague bulletin reports a slight temperature rise overnight with Queen Victoria or royal figure resting much of the night. This morning temperature normal and the condition described as satisfactory though continued careful attention is required. In New York funeral services for Congressman Amos Cummings were held at Merritt Chapel with Masonic ritual. seven hundred Tammany Hall members attended along with many delegates and distinguished guests.

Faust New York Amos Cummings Merritt Chapel Tammany Hall House Aid Senate

Treasury bulletin lists Norton California First National Bank charter

The treasury bulletin from the comptroller of the currency notes on May 1 certificates issued including the First National Bank Norton Vac cantal with 25000 dollars. John A. Eoser is named president and E. J. Reading is trustee.

Washington Treasury Bulletin Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Natonal Bank Norton

Congressman Justis Salmon Dies of Apoplexy in New Jersey

Morristown New Jersey May 6 Congress member Justis Salmon who served the Fourth New Jersey district died suddenly of apoplexy at his Boynton home today.

Morristown N. J Justis Salmon New Jersey Boynton

Dream to Mansion Switch Spotted in Indianapolis News

A fragment from the Indianapolis News notes a dream sequence where the narrator sleeps in a wooden house and awakes in a stone mansion. The scene features a dismissive remark and a windy night that causes the building to rock.

Indianapolis News

Slandering the Sex In Verse and Gossip Across Papers

A Washington Star excerpt notes harsh commentary on women and class, with jokes about wealth and marriage. It cites lines from the Atchison Globe and Philadelphia Press mocking affection and imitation in society. The piece contrasts female status symbols with supposed genuine sentiment.

Atchison Flobe

Personal notices and brief city items reflect community events

W E Grove arrived from Washington to visit his parents while E L Bowman left for Charleston to attend federal court. Judge Hugh G Woods and county officials were in town. Miss Jennierene, Mazie Glendy, and Mary Adair visited from Princeton. Adair was en route to Tazewell. Deputy Marea Hall Young went to Charleston to oversee federal prisoners. G A Matthews and Francis Campbell will wed at 6 this morning on Princeton Avenue. Turner McDowell and his son visited Major James McDowell from Fincastle. Dr A B Ballard was struck by a rock during a Republican parade, suffering a painful head wound. Helen Johnston broke her arm on Raleigh Street. The Groves and F S Grove Jr returned from Louisa after attending Miss M L Grove’s funeral. Sheriff Lilly will enforce overdue tax payments. delinquent lists soon to be published at No 68 Bluefield Avenue.

W. E. Grove Washington E L. Bowman Charleston Hugh G. Woods A. J. Hearn A M. Sutton Jennierene Mazie Glendy Mary Adair Princeton Adair Wes Tazewell Marechal A Young G. A Matthews Francis Campbell G. J Holbrook Princeton Avenue Turner McDowell Little Sor Janes T A.B Ballard Helen Grant Johnston Raleigh Street F. Grove A Leber F.S. Grove, Jr Lilly No 68 Bluefield Avenue

Plunge into Society Sparks Advice from Maud and Cholly

In Town Topics a risky social plunge by Cholly provokes Maud to warn against the outing in Boston, fearing a deadly cold. The exchange captures era gossip and social caution amid urban manners.

Cholly Maud Boston

Transitions Fray the Scene in a Snowy City

The Washington Star notes rapid weather shifts from pretty snow to foul slush creating a vexed mood in a city scene. The playful chatter mentions Miss Noosy as involved in business ventures, hinting at evolving local rumors and petty negotiations.

Washington Star

New Plant Stock at Fallen Florist Greenhouses Roanoke VA

One year old bushes sixty varieties priced at one dollar per dozen. Bedding plants and coleus offered. Correspondence solicited. Phone 267. Fallen Florist Greenhouses Roanoke VA. Jeffrey Matthews Co wholesales for J M cigars.

Coleus Fallen Florist Roanoke

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised by Macomb Couple

J R Holly of Macomb Illinois testifies that Kodol Dyspepsia Care gave his wife perfect and permanent relief from a severe stomach trouble after many remedies failed. She could not eat normal meals before, now she is cured and can eat without pain. The ad promotes digestion without dieting and mentions accessories and cigars.

J R Holly Macomb Ill John L Crockett

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