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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1908
Page
1
Men of international reputation to speak at Boston meeting
Boston set to host a gathering of the Independent Order of B nai Brith an international Jewish fraternal group founded in 1843. President Adolf Kraus Simon Wolf Jacob Singer Lucius Solomons Edward Calisch Joseph Hirsch B Klein Jacob Fair are listed as speakers among over 30 000 members in 330 lodges across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Dnaji Brith
New York
United States
Germany
Roumania
Austria-Hungary
Egypt
Palestine
Internationas
Adolf Kraus
Chicasso
Order
Simon Wolf
Washington, D. C
Jacob Singer
Philadelphia
Lucius L. Solomons
San Francisco
Edward N. Caliseh
Richmond
Joseph Hirsch
Vicksburg
Miss
B. Klein
Bridgeport
Jacob Fair
Cleveland
Ohio
Signet Rings and Newspaper Delivery Offer
A local ad offers delivery after No. 3 at 8 p m with the New York American included Sundays arriving at 8 05 a m No 15. The offer price is 20cc per week from L. B Reynolds News Stand at Altamont Hotel and C J Kinz er The Jeweler selling varied heavy signet ring styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Kinzer
Nation pays tribute to heroic dead in Memorial Day events
Memorial Day observances nationwide include Taft's address at Grant's Tomb in New York and numerous parades and ceremonies from coast to coast. Veterans groups, militias, cadets, and U S troops join in decorations, races, and services in cities such as New York Washington San Francisco Tacoma Boston Cincinnati St Paul and Minneapolis with offices closed and tributes to sailors and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Taft
Grant
Riverside Drive
Washington, D. C
National Capital
San Francisco
Cal
National
Odd Fellows
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Iowa Primary Centers on Allison Cummins Senate Fight
A wide Iowa primary next Tuesday pits Governor Albert J. Cummins against U S Senator William Allison in a high profile tussle. The advisory senate vote shapes future leadership as Cummins seeks to unseat the veteran while both parties prepare for November contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Hawkeye
Albert J. Cummins
William Allison
Washington
General Assembly
Allison
Cummins
Senate
Dolliver
Junios
Claude Porter
Centerville
Jerry Is. Sullivan
Malcolim Smith
Oskaloosa
Allison-Cumming
Rr. F. Cerro
Davis County
Warren Garst
Carroll County
John J
Capitol Park Ceremony Honors Statue Dedication
Former Senator T. W. Palmer presided at a Capital Park dedication with Rev. Walter Eliott delivering the ovation and Mayor Thompson accepting the statue for the city. Descendants of the Mason family attended the ceremonies.
Colin the Great Wins Belmont Stakes in Dramatic Finish
New York May 30 Colin the great son of Commander won the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park before an audience of about eighty thousand. He finished a short head ahead of August Belmonts atelay and the crowd rose in cheers as the band played Hail to the Chief. The win adds 20765 to Colins earnings and brings his owner James R Keene total to over 160000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colin
Belmont Park
A'Telay
Jackson Ky Jail Inmate Hargis Tries Morphine Release
In Jackson Kentucky Judge James Hargis’s son Hargis attempted suicide with morphine while jailed awaiting trial for murder. Allen Creech, on trial for murder, drank poison today and is in precarious condition after riot involvement in Roanoke. Creech alledgedly murdered a man near Jackson years ago and faced earlier arrest and flight before reform claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Hargis
James Hargis
Allen Creech
Jury Deadlock Reported in Whitmore Murder Trial
The Jersey City trial of Theo O Whitmore of Brooklyn for his wife’s murder ends with a jury reported to have disagreed. Justice Swayze returns them for possible agreement as to a verdict. Mrs Whitmore’s body was found in a Lamp Black swamp at Harrison North Dakota, on the morning after last Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey City
Theo
Whitmore
Brooklyn
Justice Swayze
Statue of Stevens Thomson Mason Unveiled in Detroit
A statue honoring Stevens Thomson Mason, Michigan's first governor, was unveiled in Detroit on May 30. The ceremony marked the dedication of a civic monument to the early state leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Thomson Mason
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Public Building Bill Passed and Currency Law Enacted
Washington actions close sixtieth Congress with passage of the emergency currency measure and a public building funding bill. Senators Lafollette Gore and Stone led filibuster maneuvers amid midnight adjournment as Roosevelt’s cabinet watched. House and Senate decorum alternated with demonstrations and parades featuring portraits of Cannon and Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Cannon
William J. Bryan
Senate
Messrs. Lafollette
Stone
Gore
Roosevelt
Cabulet
Iid
Barchfeld
Pennsylvania
America
Houston
Tennessee
Mc Barehield
Uncle Joe
Brytu
Aldrich
Allison
Burrows
Hale
Knox
Daniel
Teller
Money and Bailey
Currency Commission
Act of Congress
Finance
House
Messrs Vreeland
New York
Overstreet
Indiana
Burton
Ohio
Weeks
Bouynge
Colorado
Smith
California
Padgett
Burghs
Texas
Pujo
Louisiana
Committee On
Congress Adopts Adjournment After Currency Bill Passage
Washington May 2 The House, after finishing work for the session, adjourns sine die at ten minutes before midnight. News of the currency bill passing the Senate sparks quick action and applause. Conference reports on the public buildings and general deficiency bills are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
News Forecast for the Next Six Days
Washington May 30 The coming week ushers in summer conventions and commencements headlined by the U S Naval Academy exercises. Georgia and Iowa primaries split political attention with gubernatorial and senatorial contests shaping the slate. Centennial Jefferson Davis observances unfold in several southern cities as major professional and fraternal meetings draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Db. C
United States Naval Academy
Georgia
Iowa
Hoke India
Joseph M. Urown
Republic
Allison
Summins
Louisiana
Idaho
Arkansa
Denver
Pindell
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Little Rock
South
Jefferson Davis
Richmond
Atlanta
New Orleans
International Order of Good Templars
National
Wholesale Croeers’ Association
Atlantic City
American Medical Association
Chigago
Southern Music Teachers
Mobile
International Association of Police Chiefs
Detroit
Prominent Clubman Killed in Mobile Shooting
In Mobile on May 30 Thomas HL Chamberlain a longtime city electrician and prominent clubman was shot and killed by an unknown man during a police capture of a suspected killer on Warren and Texas streets Chief Roden led the posse as the suspect panicked fled and was shot dead as he struggled with officers Chamberlain was disarmed but the assailant regained the revolver and fired twice hitting Chamberlain in the right groin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Thomas HL. Chamberlain
City Electrician
Chamberlain
Roden
Warren
Texas
Camper Brown
New York American Direct Announces Office Delivery
Reynolds of Altamont News Stand announces starting Thursday May 2 with direct New York American from the New York office. Daily edition arrives with No 3 at 8 10 p m and Sunday with No 15 at 8 00 a m. Papers available after train arrivals with ample stock. Open 7 a m to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bryan Denies $20,000 to Tryan Campaign in 1904
Lincoln May 30 T S Allen chairman of Nebraska Democrats disputed reports of a national committee gift to W J Tir yan. He said funds were far less than $20,000 and that money went to a local operative. Allen asserted Bryan supported Parker after the St Louis convention and there was no Senate nomination that year. The memo cites transfers to Dahlmen as the local recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
National Committee
iLincoln
Neb
T.S. Allen
Democratic State Central Committee
W. J. Tiryan
Ryan
Sheehan
Tryan
Judge Parker
Mr. Allen
Bryan
Parker
St. Louis
Senate
Allen
Dahlmen
Balloon Trials Sweep Global Record Attempts
Rome May 80 Delagrange rose to a 12 750 metre world aeroplane record with 15 minutes 26 seconds aloft. Ghent Belgium May 30 Henry Farman crossed 4 083 feet with two aboard as a new flight mark. London May 30 the greatest balloon race began from Hartingfam with 31 balloons and over 100 passengers sailed. Nations represented include France Germany Great Britain Belgium and Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Delagrange
Ghent
Vengium
Henry Farman
London
Hartingfam
France
Germany
Great Britain
Belgium
Switzerland
Father Denies Report On Helen de Valemiy Engagement
Paris May 30 Leyi P Morton authorized the Associated Press to deny the report published in the United States that his daughter Helen formerly the Duchess De Valemiy was to marry Prince Augustus Von Arenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Leyi P. Morton
Associated Press
United States
Helen
Duchess de Valemiy
Prince Augustus von Arenburg
Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Lemon Flavor Popular for Sunday Dinners
More people specify Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Lemon for desserts and flavor Sun day dinners. The article notes growing use of Blue Ribbon extracts to flavor desserts and emphasizes home dining preference.
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