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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1908

Page

6

Fire Engulfs Washington Mine in Star Junction

A blaze raged at Washington Mine No. 1 in Star Junction Connellsville area on October 19 from suspected crossed electric wires. Fire fighters faced heavy smoke as fans halted raising fear of gas buildup and potential further disaster.

Connellsville Washington Mine Washington Coal and Coke Company Star Junction

Snowstorm Causes Six Deaths in Colorado and Rail Accidents

Denver reports six accidental deaths traced to a Colorado snowstorm over the weekend. Seven others are injured in railroad crashes and by contact with live wires. In Charlottesville, the Confederate veterans’ reunion opens with a large anticipated turnout and plans for elaborate entertainment honoring Civil War veterans.

Denver Colo Colorado Charlottesville Confederate Veterans of Virginia

Anti-Saloon League to Contest Lorain Vote

Lorain county voters kept the saloons by 36 in a hot race that included 154 saloons. The Ohio Anti Saloon League planned to contest the result alleging 45 aliens lacking naturalization voting at one Lorain precinct.

Columbus Ohio Anti Saloon League Tonight Lorain County Anti Saloon League Lorain

Denver Storm Brings Snow and Wires Damaged

A storm in northeastern Colorado over about two days brought rain turning to snow. Mountain areas report heavy snowfall and significant damage to electric light, telephone, and telegraph wires.

Colorado Denver

Frances Haskell Denies Engagement Rumor

Guthrie Oklahoma October 19 Miss Frances Haskell denies the rumor of an engagement to Samuel Bowles Jr. The statement clarifies the social gossip surrounding the two young people in the community.

Guthrie, Okla Frances Haskell Samuel Bowles, Jr

Forest fires rage anew in New York and nearby counties

Dunkirk New York October 19 fires flared once more in Chautauqua and Allegheny counties and across the line into Pennsylvania. Dense smoke shut schools and forced merchants to operate by artificial light.

Dunkirk N. Y Chautauqua Allegheny Pennsylvania Line

Forty One Dead in Michigan Forest Fires

Bay City reports the verified known death list from Presque Isle and Alpena counties stands at forty one with several missing and fears of large loss of life in Pulawaski and Krakow townships. Six bodies were found in Pulawaski yesterday and Grace Harbor near Lake Huron remains unconfirmed.

Bay City Mich Bay City Tribune Alpena Presque Isle Pulawaski Krakow Presque Isle County Grace Harbor Lake Huron Here

Balkans Situation Likely to Settle Issues by Direct Talks

London reports the latest Balkans phase points to settlement of the most serious issues via direct negotiation before the international fee conference. Recongress would only ratify and legalize already made arrangements.

London Balkans

Suffrage rally features English advocate Mrs Snowden

In Buffalo the National American Woman Suffrage Association open session applauded Mrs Philip Snowden of England for five minutes as she praised English women's cause. Harriet E Grima spoke on the woman in politics followed by Katherine Ballentine, daughter of the late Thomas B Reed, as part of the event.

Buffalo N. Y Philip Snowden England National American Woman Suffrage Association

Skirmish at Aativari as Austrian guard clashes with mob

Vienna correspondent reports an Austrian naval guard for the consulate clashed with Montenegrin mob at Aativari during a tense incident in Berlin dated October 19.

Berlin Vienna The Tageblatt Aativari

Rogers Brothers Member Gus Rogers Dead

Gus Rogers of the Rogers Brothers stage comedy team died today in New York from appendicitis.

Gus Rogers New York Rogers Brothers

Sauer's flavoring extracts and DeWitt's Liver Pills sold widely

The ad lists Sauer's pure flavoring extracts priced at 10¢ and 25¢, DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills, and a range of bracelets from Kinzer Your Jeweler, noting availability from druggists and jewelers.

SAUER DeWitt

Archimedes the Greatest Early Engineer and Magician

Cassier's Magazine portrays Archimedes as a premier mechanician and inventor. It cites his lever theory, the endless screw and pump, the burning glass, and catapults and derricks. The piece highlights public faith in his mind and the lasting influence of his ingenuity.

Archimedes Cassier

The Turks and Raki in a Converts View

A converted Constantinopolitan denounces Turks for drinking raki and cheating religion. He compares raki to gin, notes its strong effect, and describes a Turkish vegetarian feast with sak, baklava, and saffron whipped cream. He claims drinkers wed misfortune with self harm. Minneapolis Journal reports the assertion.

Mohammed Mohamed Minneapolis Journal

Women In England Seventeenth Century Roles Discussed

A fragment notes how Englishwomen of the seventeenth century were recognized in society. It highlights gender expectations, domestic duties, and social constraints shaping women's daily lives during the era.

England

Women Gained Equal Pay in Historic Church and Prison Records

An entry in St. Martin's in the Fields warden accounts shows Elizabeth Bartlett casting a second bell with women paid the same as men for the same task. Fleet Prison records note the first female warden in 1217 received the same salary as her late husband, reflecting equal pay practices of the era.

St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields Elizabeth Bartlett Fleet Prison Robert

Quieting Him Down

A farmer sues a cattle dealer in county court over a bull sold as harmless. The farmer says the animal injured workers and himself, while the dealer claims the bull would calm with time. The judge notes the animal’s excitement and the farmer reveals he had to shoot the bull to quiet it down.

London

Aged Lady Finds God in Gardens and Other Quips

A humorous note recalls a pious old woman after a zoo visit calling it a trip to the theological gardens and a servant's report of a master’s illness citing eternal consolation. It compares English living standards from 1688 to today, noting income rises for workers and families in American money from about 303 to 450 and 150 to 800 dollars respectively.

Italy William England

Sockets and neck chains offer diverse jewelry styles

Kinger Your Jeweler presents a wide assortment of sockets and neck chains in various styles for customers to choose from.

Ifrom Kinger

Sale of Valuable Coal Stock From Zenith Coal and Coke Co

Isaac T. Mann as trustee will sell 3,300 shares of Zenith Coal and Coke Company stock at public auction on Wednesday October 21 1908 at 3 o clock p m at the front door of the Bank of Bramwell Bramwell Mercer County West Virginia to satisfy debts secured by the stock Cash or other terms as agreed by majority of debt holders Read made October 2 1908 by ISAAC T MANN Trustee.

W. H. Coffman Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia Isaac T. Mann Bramwell Bank of Bramwell First National Bank of Bluefield Bank of Graham Graham Virginia Bank of Pocahontas Pocahontas Zenith Coal and Coke Company Indian Ridge Coal and Coke Company

Close Call Croom Hotel owner credits discovery remedy

Mrs Ada L Croom of Vaughn Mississippi reports a severe cough and suspected consumption. After months of illness a friend advised Dr King s New Discovery. She used three bottles and was completely cured. The cough and cold remedy is widely praised and sold at drug stores 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free.

Ada L. Croom Croom Hotel Vaughn Miss Dr. King

Grand Lodge meeting hosts pins and Kinzer jewelry

At the Grand Lodge gathering in November every Odd Fellow seeks a pin or charm. Visit Kinzer Your Jeweler to browse stock. Mark your X in the circle under the Eagle.

Grand Lodge Kinzer

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