23 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1902
Page
1
Richmond Virginia September 22 ministers of the Methodist conference may be disfranchised by the new constitution. voters must reside twelve months in the district before registering. many clergy have moved to new charges and cannot register. the change could cost the Democratic party 300 votes at the fall election.
In New York New York Boston tops 3 runs on 4 hits and 2 errors. Paylor Bowerman and Willis Kittrige were the battery. Um pires Lathach and Irwin. In Brooklyn Brooklyn Philadelphia 2 runs on 5 hits with 2 errors. Evans Ritter Dugglesby Douglass worked behind the plate. Emslie umpire.
The notice states coal delivered prices rise after September 10 1902 for Pocahontas Lump and Nut and Pocahontas Bone. The figure 2.25 is indicated as the new price level.
News items from multiple cities note a successful fuel oil experiment on the American Liner Kensington bound for Boston. Other briefs include a missing ex-State Representative M. J. Moore in Boston and diverse local incidents from Akron to Saratoga.
Toledo Ohio September 22 Populist Mayor Golden Rule Jones displayed good health by standing on his head at Walbridge Park. He won a foot race among competitors and showed interest in the egg race. He told the crowd workingmen benefit from picnics for rest and recreation.
United States authorities investigate a reported shanghaing case in Norfolk Virginia. Two 16 year old boys allegedly forced aboard the British steamship Bentolii from Lambert's Point bound for Italy. One boy from Mapriyand's eastern shore and the other from Germany.
A cave near Piedmont West Virginia remains largely unknown after three young men explored for hours without reaching an end. The cave features rough bottom sections with large fallen boulders and abundant bats. Hard peculiar stone is found in large quantities, and its true extent remains a mystery.
A tall stranger matching Will iam Hooper Young’s description is held in Derby for New York authorities. The man has red pepper on him and no revolver. Blood-stained clothes, Mrs. Pulitzer's false teeth, and cakes she bought were found in a Chicago trunk opened by New York police.
White's Pharmacy in the Virginias emphasizes a top prescription department with three experienced pharmacists and pure chemicals. The store features the largest cigar line in the city, assorted tobaccos, fresh stationery, candies, and sundries, with delivery service offered and manager D. E. Seagle promising customer satisfaction.
Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing a severe lung trouble and obstinate cough after years of suffering. She recalls nearly unable to breathe or speak and says all doctors failed until the remedy. The ad promotes the cough and lung medicine with a guarantee, price, and free trial bottles.
A report notes that the rye variety named Three Ribbon Rye is being investigated for medical applications. Research references preliminary uses and potential benefits while noting the need for clinical validation and safety assessments.
An old advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure restores kidney health after summer irregularities caused by overdrinking or overheating. It promotes immediate use and notes sale by G. H. Wade.
The article notes natural gas as a leading US power source with rising consumption in 1901, vast production, and extensive infrastructure. It details wells, pipeline mileage, and economies in compression, with 1,545 firms using gas in 5,742 manufacturing sites including iron, steel, and glass works.
A furnished room is available for rent at address J. Daily Telegraph Glassware will be closed out at and below cost at Kinzer's, No. 4 Bland Street. Subscribe for The Telegraph.
A patient from Oakville Indiana describes ten years bedridden with kidney disease. After failing with top medical care, Foleys Kidney Cure is credited as a Godsend. Sold by G H Wade, druggist, with testimonial style typical of period medical ads.
William Jackson 22, a former brakeman, died after a train split on a steep Cooper Hill grade. The engine pushed the second section into the caboose, mutilating his right face and severing a leg. He married A C Kirby’s daughter and is survived by his parents Green Jackson and others. funeral today at 10 a.m.
Vienna reports the Berlin treaty signatories aim for a uniform response to Secretary Hay on the treatment of Jews in Roumania. Austria pushes the issue, with Germany and Austria expected to reject the proposition while the United States is to be politely informed that only treaty signatories may decide foreigner treatment in Roumania.
The railroad cross tie industry in the state is at peak prosperity with unprecedented demand and top prices. Buyers compete across shipping points as millions of ties are slated for export east and north before the new year.
The Episcopal Church of West Virginia plans a great school for young ladies in the state and has raised 30 000 to 40 000 dollars. The location will be decided this week with Elkins likely as the site, as 30 000 dollars can be secured there.
The teachers of sub-district No 9 Keystone McDowell county WV seek a experienced lady teacher for chart and first reader classes. Must hold county certificate and institute attendance. Reference required. Salary seven months 35 dollars monthly with No 2 certificate 45 dollars monthly with No 1 certificate. Session begins September 20 1902. Apply to Staton Lower and Thomas 928 51 Keystone WV.
W. T. Sturdevant of Merry Oaks North Carolina reports fifteen years of indigestion improved after using Kodol. He claims immediate relief and renewed appetite. The testimonial urges not to diet but to digest with Kodol and notes it is sold by John L. Crockett.
John P. Cameron posts lands on the border of Graham in Tazewell County warning all persons not to walk drive fish hunt or trespass under penalty of prosecution dated September 8 1902 Three Ribbon Whiskey is absolutely pure Te tia ea a
A prominent attorney denies credit to Abram S Hewitt for suggesting injunctions in coal strikes. The article recalls ex Governor Fleming filing the first writ to restrain Debs and others in Fairmont, later upheld by courts nationwide despite criticism.
J L Wright a horse trader from Asberry West Virginia died in a wagon yard Roanoke at 3 o clock this morning cause whiskey He was a steady drinker of whiskey in large quantities daily He laid in nearly a gallon on Saturday night and when he was taken sick yesterday the last drop was gone His nephew C Wright was with him when he died He had been in the city about ten days The body was shipped to Asberry on the afternoon train Survived by a wife and nine children He was 48 years old.
Allen Hull, district passenger agent, said Columbus that after November 1 the Norfolk and Western will launch a superior passenger service. The road bed will be straightened and grades reduced to allow fast, safe travel with new through trains and chair cars between Columbus and Kenova. First class through trains will reach Norfolk in several hours less time than now.
A Georgia case tells of a man who insured 2000 cigars, smoked them, claimed they burned, and won the claim. The insurer later charged him with arson of his own property, and the court fined him and ordered three months in jail.
J M Cigaret Shop announces a reopening after a brief shutdown caused by routine inspections. Owner says renovations meet all local requirements and a new inventory system will improve service for customers in the downtown district.
A prominent physician criticizes patient noncompliance with prescribed hygiene and diet, urging drug treatment for chronic constipation. He recommends mild remedies like Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tablets, noting they do not cause further constipation and restore natural bowels. Sold by H. N. White.
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