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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1908

Page

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Council Discusses CYS Debt and Delinquent Assessments

City officials meet in special session led by Mayor Peters to settle with Kelly Brothers, authorizing transfer of unpaid street paving assessments to the general fund to issue drafts for more than $30,000 in outstanding debt. Some may pay by notes if cash is unavailable.

Peters Messrs. McArtor Hawley Wingfield Mason Thompson St. Clair Kelly Brothers Kelly Bros

Arrangements Aim at Raising Funds Through Local Banks

The article discusses arranging funds via local banks to cover contractor payments. Money due contractors would come from the bond issue rather than city funds, with city assessments largely expected to be repaid. Some residents refused city payments, prompting actions to meet obligations arising from those unpaid funds.

Papke Defeats Ketchell For World Middleweight Title

Billy Papke of Illinois knocked out Stanley Ketchell of Michigan in the twelfth round at Vernon Arena Los Angeles sealing Papke’s world middleweight championship. It was a brutal bout after both fighters entered in peak condition and had not been knocked out before.

Stanley Ketchell Billy Papke

President Roosevelt to End Vacation at Sagamore Hill

President Roosevelt plans to leave Sagamore Hill on September 22 to return with his family to the White House for the winter and spring. Oyster Bay will relinquish its title as summer capital, a distinction residents mourn after seven years of the honor.

Oyster Bay N. Y Roosevelt Sagamore Hill White House Washington United States Little Village

Coffman Coal and Lime Delivery Ad in Bluefield

W. H. Coffman Coke Co. offers crushed lime stone in any size and delivery to any city area at reasonable prices in Bluefield West Virginia. Publication date 8 29 1mo. Subscribe for the Daily Telegraph.

W. H. Coffman Coke Co Bluefield W. Va

Future of party leader at Otake

A tense assembly district primaries vote dominates the political scene while the governor’s test vote shapes Republican prospects. The showdown between Democrats overshadows the party leader’s future in Otake.

Otake

McCarren Predicts Victory Over Murphy in Brooklyn

In New York the Brooklyn Democratic battle between Senator Patrick McCarren and Boss Murphy reaches a primaries showdown. McCarren vows to sweep the fields and win in the end while Murphy remains silent awaiting results. The article notes the fight as a turning point for Kings County Democratic leadership.

New York Hughes Saratoga Herbert Parsons Brooklyn Bridge Murphy Tammany Hall Patrick McCarren Brooklyn Kings County Democratic Party New York State Horatius McCarren Tammany

Welcome to new road opens in Birmingham

Birmingham honors the arrival of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad as the city marks the entry with a celebratory reception and public interest. Officials and residents gathered to witness the opening ceremony and discuss future impact on commerce and transport in the region.

Birmingham Ala Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad

Birmingham Officials and Rail executives Meet for Lic Exercises

City officials of Birmingham joined representatives from local commercial organizations and executive rail officials in a formal lic exercises session. The event gathered municipal leaders, business leaders, and railway executives to discuss civic issues and infrastructural matters affecting the city.

Birmingham

Trades Union Congress Opens in Nottingham Fraternal Ties

The forty first annual Trades Union Congress opens in Nottingham with about 600 delegates representing 1,500,000 workers. A message of fraternal greeting from the American Federation of Labor is read.

Trades Union Congress Nottingham Congress American Federation of Labor

Slemp and Byars Hold Joint Ninth District Debate

Roanoke Sept 7 Special. The Ninth district campaign opened at Jonesville Lee county with Slemp and Byars Republican and Democratic candidates in a joint debate. They then spoke at Pennington Gap addressing large crowds, the biggest in thirty years at those locations.

Jonesville Lee County Roanoke Messrs Slemp Hyars Pennington Gap

Clinchfield Coal Roanoke Ad Promotes Heat Producer

An advertisement urges readers to obtain Clinchfield heat producer from dealers or the direct of Clinchfield Coal Corporation in Roanoke Virginia. It also promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as small pills that are easy to take gentle and sure and says they are sold by all druggists.

Clinchfield Clinchfield Coal Corporation Roanoke DeWitt

Free Eye Examinations and Discount Glasses Offer

An advertisement by Dr. Chas. W. Mayer at 407 Princeton Ave Greenspon Bldg Bluefield West Virginia urges immediate eye care. It promises free eye exams and ten days of discounted glasses including nickel frames and best prescription lenses with prices from four to eight dollars, plus solid gold frame options up to ten dollars and fifty cents. Special attention is given to school children and the doctor asserts capability with any case.

Chas. W. Mayer W. I. Jenkins Princeton Ave Greenspon Bluefield W. VA

Roosevelt Urges Larger Army for Hawaii and Posts

President Roosevelt is expected to ask Congress to raise the army to at least 100000 men from 60000. Military experts say 60000 is insufficient to guard U S posts and insular possessions including Pearl Harbor where a 2000 man garrison is advised. About 10000 Japanese reside in Hawaii and stronger forces would deter wartime landings and safeguard defenses.

Washington Roosevelt Congress America War Department Regular Army National Guard United States General Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Islands

Fight Twenty Three Rounds To A Draw In San Francisco

In Colma Arena San Francisco Owen Moran and Colma's pugilist fought a 23 round draw in front of about six thousand spectators Referee Jack Welsh signaled a draw. The crowd cheered for both fighters as they left the ring, the bout described as a generally even contest.

Colma Arena San Francisco Sept America Owen Moran Kingland Colma Open Air Arena Jack Welsh

Moran and Attell Fight Ends In Even Bout

Moran and Attell engage in a tightly matched contest noted for Moran's aggression and Attell's defensive tricks. Observers say Attell lacked peak form and speed from past battles. Moran claims a broken right hand in round two but felt he won decisively and expresses readiness for a forty five round rematch winner take all.

Moran Attell

West Virginia GOP nomination fight eyed by national committee

New York September 7 The Republican national committee plans to act on the West Virginia governorship nomination to prevent factional split from harming the ticket. Judge Goff’s withdrawal refusal is not final and officials seek a temporary suspension of hostilities until after the presidential election, expecting renewed clashes at a future state convention.

New York West Virginia Republican National Committee Hitchcock Goff Swisher Scherr National Committee

Taft Tours Hayes Tomb During Ohio Campaign Swing

Taft travels by boat, car, and trolley from Middle Bass Island to Cincinnati after a speech tour. The Taft family stays with Edward H. Marsh, a college friend, as he plans the next leg of his state campaign. A highlight includes a visit to Rutherford B. Hayes at Spiegel Grove near Fremont.

Sandusky Taft Middle Bass Island Cincinnati Edward H. Marsh Rutherford B. Hayes Spleeel Grove Fremont

Best selling Clinchfield Blue Ribbon Extract Record

The advertisement touts 11 years of popularity for the Clinchfield Blue Ribbon Extract, claiming sales are increasing and it is the best ever made outpacing all others.

Bluefield and Roanoke Eleg Home Game Ends in Ninth Tie

The contest stayed scoreless until the ninth inning with Bluefield matching Roanoke. Bluefield won in the tenth on a hit batsman, a steal of second, and a sacrificed fly to claim the slim victory.

Bluefielh

Wyefield Elks rally to tie and Bluefield wins in Roanoke

In Roanoke on September 7 Molly McMahon starred at short for Wyefield as the Elks tied the Roanoke club at six in the ninth inning on clean hitting and umpire calls. Bluefield pulled ahead in the tenth to win 6 to 5 after a pivotal hit by the visitors. Shaffer coached Roanoke and his ninth inning antics helped force the tie.

Roanoke Wyefield Elks Roanoke Elks Bluefield Wigmore Molly McMahon Shaffer

Virginia League Scores Summary

Richmond defeats Danville 2 to 1 in game one. In game two Richmond 1 Danville 1 and Portsmouth 3 Norfolk 0. Portsmouth 2 Norfolk 0 in second. Roanoke dominates Lynchburg 6 0. second game Roanoke 3 Lynchburg 0.

Richmond Danville Portsmouth Norfolk Roanoke Lynchburg

National League Morning Games Summary

National League results list morning scores with Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, Pittsburg, St. Louis, Brooklyn, and Boston. Afternoon and Sunday games include Pittsburg and St. Louis blowouts, Chicago vs Cincinnati, Philadelphia vs New York, and other pairings with decisive wins.

Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Pittsburg St. Louis Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh

Cleveland shuts out Chicago 6 to 0 in league clash

The American League game ended with Cleveland defeating Chicago 6 to 0. Final score and further notes continue on page six.

Also Mentioned on This Page

CYS Superior Supply CO W.V The Daily Telegraph G. M. Smith F. L. Black J. Lee Harney American National Bank Reeve OF Capital Pald Sbtath Union Bank and Trust Company Bluefield, W. VA E. L. Bailey C. B. Hancock J. D. Honaker EE. Peery L. &. Tierney W. D. Thornhill Robt M. Garrett B. A. Heller J. Kelly Pedigo W. H. Thomas C. O. Wright L. E. Tierney R. E. Bolling W. B. Hicks Mann W. C. Pollock L. A. Hooper Lrst National Bank of Atlanta Atlantic England London Shop Assistants’ Union Trade Union Congress Labor Party General Federation of Trades Unions Dockers Royal Army Clothing Department Byars Genasco the Miller Supply CO Rodoevelt Japan Coffs President Hayes Virginia League Cleveland S. B. Harmon Duvall Music CO Princeton Avenue VICS Sharon Henry Rodgin Optician Busy Bee
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