18 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1900
Page
1
Washington views Congressman Dayton as favoring reduced southern representation tied to disfranchisement of Black voters. The article notes McKinley’s likely quiet opposition, arguing a separate bill may be introduced to avoid broader clashes this session.
Canton reports the Board of Reconstruction will pay 10009 as the first installment on American claims for destroyed missions. A deputy is appointed per district to estimate damage as consuls press for indemnity. A fire in Canton burned 200 to 300 houses. Philadelphia notes heavy expenditure for locomotives and cars, enlargement of terminals, and Greeneville freight terminals to become the largest. Also notices of church anniversary events, boarding house ads, hotel promotions, a quick cough remedy, and a lost purse reward.
In Elizabeth West Virginia the Samuel Sheppard murder verdict declares first degree murder with death penalty for killing wife and child to secure $5 000. A derrick collapse near Temperanceville kills Philip Coulton and injures two others. A French Creek man commits suicide. burglars loot a railroad station. a Grantville fire destroys Ellis Mason's store. editor J Ed Kildow resigns. farmer Philip Hunt dies by self harm.
Washington reports emphasize moderation in all government dealings with the Philippines. Officials anticipate a restrained military presence, civil liberty under army protection, and attracting American capital as resources are developed. The piece warns that prudent legislation will stabilize enterprise amid rising global ventures.
The text discusses expectations for a policy that will inspire confidence and foster goodwill among all parties involved in the country’s thriving business activity. It suggests such a policy could support continued prosperity and broad pride in national progress.
Secretary Long is expected to renew strong recommendations for fitting recognition of officers who distinguished themselves in the Spanish American war and in China. Proposals follow existing lines for promotion reforms to avoid disadvantaging other officers, including possible medals for conspicuous conduct and extraordinary heroism.
Washington November 17 Attorney General Griggs ruled that members of the international arbitration commission chosen by the President under the peace conference treaty are not subject to Senate confirmation. The President has selected former President Harrison and former Senator George Gray of Delaware, both of whom have accepted. Former President Cleveland was invited but declined. Two more members remain to be chosen.
Purify the blood with Hood’s Sarsaparilla to soothe inflamed surfaces rebuild tissue and permanently cure roughness by expelling taints. Also suggest Hood’s Pills as a non irritant laxative to aid cleansing.
The item lists tax collections due for late Sheriff Jas A White and requests immediate payment. It also includes药 drug store ads for Chamberlain's stomach tablets, fruit and confectioners from A S Meador & Co, a 38 horsepower engine for sale by Daily Telegraph, and dye and liniment product promotions from local merchants.
A classified listing offers pully wheels in multiple sizes for sale. Includes unspecified quantities and contact details for interested buyers.
An old advertisement touts Aroha Salve as a cure for rash skin eruptions boils warts cuts and burns. It claims fast relief and universal use with a price of 25 cents. A stray line references a servant position at 801 Rogers street.
Washington reports the joint commission will reconvene to resolve outstanding points with Canada. The Alaska boundary adjustment is seen as unsatisfactory, while other issues require慎careful negotiation to avoid friction and secure a just, speedy settlement.
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