Advance Prices and Tickets Noted in Brief
Short notice lists advance prices 1.00 2.00 and 4.00 with a minor 10 cent item. The fragment records ticketing figures, likely for a local event, without full context or names.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1908
Page
4
Short notice lists advance prices 1.00 2.00 and 4.00 with a minor 10 cent item. The fragment records ticketing figures, likely for a local event, without full context or names.
The piece likens Bryan to a medieval possessor controlling the Democratic Party from within. It argues he has made the party's course his own, suppressing initiative and forcing resignations, while the Democratic press calls for reorganization and a challenge to his influence. It questions what new moves or expulsions will occur and who else will be affected.
Hon. C L Topping announces re election bid for West Virginia House of Delegates clerkship with Kanawha county delegation backing. As clerk during the 1907 regular session and 1908 extraordinary session he earned a wide statewide reputation for efficiency and qualification. Kanawha delegation, largest in the state, will vigorously support his candidacy.
The statement suggests the Knight of California would not cast a shadow over the cabinet, indicating confidence in his demeanor and suitability. No further context is provided.
The former New York boss “Dick” Croker, now Richard, resides in Ireland as a landed gentleman. His estate and fortune, from his Tammany-led dominion over the city, have drawn him back briefly. The piece questions whether New York should honor him after neglect and ponders if Croker regrets relinquishing power.
The Canadians have shifted Thanksgiving from Thursday to Monday to avoid business disruption since Sunday already creates a long pause. The change aims to keep downtown activity steady and reduce market standstills.
The Toronto Mail and Empire voices a shift from Thursday to Monday for Thanksgiving, arguing the change supports leisure and family gatherings. It notes the religious origin of Thanksgiving but notes modern observance favors pleasure and hospitality over solemn reflection, and suggests Canada’s approach deserves contemplation.
The New England Conference of Resources convened in Boston led by Governor Guild to discuss preserving and developing regional resources. Notable speakers include Gifford Pinchot on forestry, Cornell’s John Craig on orchards, and talks on shellfish farming and mollusk cultivation.
A meeting tomorrow afternoon devoted to highways and their use will feature Harold Parker of the Massachusetts Highway Commission James A Mac Donald of Connecticut and Nahum J Bachelder ex Governor and National Grange master reading papers on the topic The discussion follows a cautionary note about careful wording to avoid misunderstanding dissent or anger in public discourse.
A German balloon with a German flag was fired on fifteen times by Russian frontier guards as it passed over Russia last Saturday. The aeronauts descended unharmed. An ad mentions Pineules for the kidneys and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with a testimonial from A F Hardy of East Wilton Maine.
The label suggests the flavoring extract is the Sauer's brand and indicates it is the pure form rather than a terpenless type.
An array of medicine pitches claim Dr King s New Life Pills prevent biliousness malaria and jaundice. MenZan Pile Remedy guarantees relief from piles. Kennedy s Laxative Cough Syrup Kodol and DeWitt s Little Early Risers are sold by druggists with guarantees and promises of easy safe relief. Daily Telegraph ads urge readers to try one today.
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