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28 Nov 1902
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
1
Birth of the Thanksgiving Day custom in Bluefield observed
The article recounts Thanksgiving in Bluefield with businesses closed and church services attended. It notes social dinners and Inn celebrations by the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, then references Edward Winslow’s 1620 letter describing early harvests, feasts with Massasoit and ninety Indians, and the origin of Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Appearames
Brotherhood of Railway Trainien
Edward Winslow
Laurel Likely State Flower Choice Across States
A survey of state ballots shows Laurel favored as the next state flower in many states while several others have multiple candidates or undecided status. Notable choices include Alabama with Laurel and Missouri considering Rose Violet and Goldenrod in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailin
Alabama
Nebraska
Texas
Caifornia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Idaho
Iowa
Dakota
Michigan
Arkansas
Utth
Rhode Island
Vermont
Washington
Montana
Maine
Minnesota
Delaware
Oklahoma
New York
New Mexico
71 Miles Secured for Little Kanawha West Virginia Line
The contract for 71 miles of the Little Kanawha and West Virginia Central connection was awarded for 2.5 million dollars. Clemens & Company of Philadelphia and J Henry Miller of Baltimore won the bid. The line runs from Sandy Bend to Burnsville and will link with the West Virginia Central near Belington. Completion is set for sixteen months, with 118 additional miles to be let before February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Central
Clemens & Company
Philadelphia
J. Henry Miller
Baltimore
Sandy Bend
Burnsville
W. Va
Belington
Timber Rise Expected As Rivers Swell Across Ohio Coal Region
Heavy rains flood streams in Guyan, Twelve Pole, and Big Sandy, threatening a timber rise with millions of feet ready to float to markets. Ten million cross ties sit along Guyan and Twelve Pole as timber men brace for a big season while rail extensions on C&O and Norfolk and Western halt work and Ohio River levels rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyan
Pole
Twelve Pole
Norfolk & Western
Ohio River
Itching Piles Remedy Promotes Immediate Relief
Itching Piles and Eczema sufferers are offered Dean's Ointment as an immediate relief and permanent cure. Free samples available at Jno L. Crockett, Druggist, December 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Jno
L. Crockett
Dec
Three Prisoners Brought to Lynchburg Jail for Murder
Deputy Sheriff C W Renfrew of Wise County arrived with three prisoners Enouch Wright Robert Mullens and Eve Hobson and placed them in the jail. They are charged with the murder of John Saylor. Judge W S Matthews ordered they be kept until indictment or further court order to prevent possible release by friends. The case grew from a claim they were attempting to steal Saylor’s chickens. the guard reported a shooting as he investigated the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
C.W. Renfrew
Wise County
Enoch Wright
Robert Mullens
Eve Hobson
John Saylor
W. S. Matthews
Wise County Court
Son injures mother during Thanksgiving home visit
In Great Barrington Massachusetts on November 27 Joseph Brown, a former missing son, attacked his elderly mother with a sharp object after she refused his demand for money at a Thanksgiving family reunion. Mrs Brown collapsed as Brown kicked her face and body, prompting arrest amid a threatened mob incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Mass
Joseph Brown
Brown
Wanted Reliable Domestic Worker in Bluefield
Classified notice seeking a reliable white girl for domestic work. Apply to C. H. Bradley at 305 Tyler Street, Bluefield, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bradley
Tyler Street
Bluefield
FOR MEN ONLY J. M. Cigars Anion Made
A clipped note promotes cigars labeled for men only with the brand J. M. and references anion made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M
Washington Dinner Story a Falsehood
Memphis dispatch debunks claims that Booker T. Washington dined with President Roosevelt and family at the White House. General Wright explains the lunch existed during a five hour meeting, but Washington did not join the First Lady or her daughter at the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Washington
Booker T. Washington
Hayes
Roosevelt
Genersl Morens J. Wright
War Department
Wright
Marcus Wright
South
Booker Washington
Junch
White House
General Weight
United States
Officer Wyatt Acquitted After Richmond Case
Sargeant W. H. Wyatt Jr. who broke up gambling in Richmond was acquitted in Police Court of the charge that he cruelly beat his 17 year old niece Lottie May Newton with a strap. The girl wept and testified but had no witnesses, while Wyatt had evidence and claimed the beating was parental discipline. He blamed enemies from his gambling suppression for the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
W. H. Wyatt, Jr
Lottie May Newton
Wyatt
Wyatt Painis
Global turbulence and winter weather sweep 1909 headlines
Snow hits Chattanooga as heavy fall disrupts morning routines. Carnegie plans America voyage within a week. German fleet moves to protect interests in Venezuela while European and American squadrons shift positions. Union Pacific warehouse burns for a two hundred thousand dollar loss. Trolley clashes in Schenectady end as boycott lifts. Dutch ship sunk on the Achine river. lieutenant and twenty men die. New York feeds tens of thousands amid crisp weather. Helen Troy’s death questioned. patent evidence cited to extinguish doubt about cause.
Lovers Take Notice to Wed at Gretna Green
Miss Carrie Meyer and Mr Minyard Wilkinson of Pittson left Danville for Gretna Green at Pelham New York with several companions. Pelham reports no replacement for Parson Walker yet and that other couples may seek local arrangements. The Danville party traveled by boggies and was not traced further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denville
Parson Walker
Carrie Méyer
Minyard Wilkingon
Pittson
Gretna Green
Pelham
N. Y
Maggie Meyer
Toney Barker
Mollie Wilkinson
Groan
Harry Layton
Wilkinson
Kidney education ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills
An old advertisement promotes kidney health with phrases linking hackaeton to kidney issues and lame back to weak kidneys. It urges readers to read the free distribution in a vis paper and contact Jno L. Crockett, Druggist, for information starting December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Aremegy
Jno. L. Crockett
Vis
Callat Jno
L. Crockett
Dee Ist
Great Eastern Oil and Gas Co to Redeem Stock at Bluefield
Great Eastern Oil and Gas Company announces it will redeem all stock it sold by calling on its secretary and treasurer at Bluefield. President Carter signs notice and states redemption price equals the amount received for the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Eastern Oil & Gas Company
Bluefield
Goat Incident Sparks Damage Suit in Yorkville Court
Samuel W. Mitchell sues Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World for 25000 alleging injuries after being made to ride a spring loaded goat during initiation. The trial in Yorkville features testimony from Rev. L. Oatts and Camp officials amid defenses that Mitchell was not badly treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurleston, S C
Samuel W. Mitchell
Woodwie
Yorkville
Omaha
Mitchell
Rev. L. Oatts
West Virginia Divorce Case Ends With Jail Commitment
In Wheeling, Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers sued for divorce from W. I. Meyers. The circuit court ordered Meyers to pay alimony and support or face continued confinement. He was held in contempt until compliance, with the order issued after a July hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
Ivy
Elizabeth Night
Mary Grace
Meyers
Lars
Dull Year in Politics Across New York and New England
In a November dispatch from New York, observers at a convention foresee a dull opening to Congress with Speaker Cannon likely to lead the fifty-eighth session and Richardson to the minority. The Republican program may be framed soon, a Philippine tariff bill could arise, and reciprocal trade with Cuba is expected by treaty rather than tariff tinkering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
Richardson
Philippines
Cuba
Desertion of Family Sparks Richmond Terror Tale
Eugene Barnett and his family left their New Kent county home and moved to Richmond amid reports of a haunting like phenomena. Furniture shifts without explanation, unseen noises, and lights going out have unsettled the neighborhood, with one family member in nervous prostration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Eugene Barnett
New Kent County
Consul General Receives London Letter on Gore Death Mystery
Consul General Gowdy received a letter from M. Bisasser in London offering to clear up the mystery of Helen Gore's death. Gowdy asked Bisasser to forward details. The funeral for Mrs Gore is set for this afternoon at the American church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Gowdy
M. Bisasser
London
Helen Gore
Kisasser
Minister Walls Dead From Bicycle
Anubin Terrell a young Baptist minister fell dead of apoplexy while riding a bicycle to Richmond College where he would have graduated this session. He was pastor of a Caroline county church and pursued his course at the college, his cycling habit thought to have triggered the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Anubin Terrell
Richmond College
Chamber finds no coal combine in Norfolk meeting
The Norfolk chamber of commerce decided that a Pocahontas Coal Company formed no combine in restraint of trade and that local consumers were not discriminated against in price. A committee was appointed to investigate the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Pocahontas Coal Company
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