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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1908

Page

3

Campaign kickoffs energize Southern West Virginia speakers

A political rally featured Hon. W. H. Fairless of Portsmouth and Congressman Hughes with Conley and Fairless addressing about national issues. The speaker criticized Bryan’s shifting stances while highlighting Virginia and West Virginia debt contrasts. The group planned a Welch stop tonight amid Morrison illness altering lineup.

Merce Conley W. H. Pairless Portsmouth Fairless Bryan Virginia West Virginia Hughes Congress

Melvin Woman's Drunken Venus Act Ends With Vandalism

Sis Melvin a white woman staged a phryne like display at six pm in King's Hollow. She disrobed at home then went to John Sturtevant's house breaking windows a mirror and a bureau while shouting like an Amazon. Officers found her drunk and she was taken to the city bath house for safe keeping.

Sis Melvin King's Hollow Aphrodite John Sturtevant Sis Sturtevant George Melvin Mornig

Footwear evolution from raw hide to ankle tied styles

The London Spectator surveys ancient shoe styles from Farty Uritons' raw cowhide footwear to Anglo Saxon black leather lace ups. It traces steps through Merovingian tied ankle shoes, German variants, poulaline forms, brass bands, and notes the Irish practice of barefoot bodies with decorated dress.

Germany London Spectator

The Coal You Will Buy Is Clinchfield The Coal of Quality

The Atchison Globe notes a single temptation for some and many battles for others as it touts Clinchfield coal as the coal of quality to heat homes.

Clinchfield Jefferson Club Straus, Gunst & Co., Distillers and Distributors

Fire destroys Utah coal plant endangering miners

A Utah blaze at the Union Pacific Coal Company mine in Winter Quarters destroyed the power house, main hoist and tipple. Nearly one hundred miners were endangered but escaped through another opening as losses reached about 50 000 dollars.

Winter Quarters Utah Union Pacific Coal Company

Baseball scores and standings in the American League

In a doubleheader St Louis defeated New York 12 to 1 and 3 to 1 with darkness ending play after seven. Chicago and Boston tied 2 to 2 after ten innings. Detroit beat Washington 4 to 1. Standings show St Louis leading the league with a 9 1 record, followed by Chicago Boston Philadelphia Washington New York Cleveland and others with varying win loss totals.

New York Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn P. C Chicago Sete Pittsburg Waren Philadelphia Ee Cincinnati Penas Boston Wee St. Louis Chicago Detroit Washington Cleveland Ichicapzo Philadlephia ATS No

Fame and Fury The Traitor debuts to roaring Norfolk crowd

The Academy of Music in Norfolk hosted the stage debut of Thomas Dixon Jr. The Traitor. A telegram from President Grant freeing Ku Klux prisoners spurred a rebel yell from Dan Wiley and the audience. The show drew record ticket sales and plans for additional performances and a Southern tour.

Norfolk Academy of Music Thomas Dixon, Jr A. 8. Grant Dan Wiley Mountaineer North Carolina Grant Mr. Dixon Channing Pollock Manaser Wells The Academy

One Man Killed as Car Crashes Into House in Wheeling

A city railway car ran out of control on Mozart Jull Hill in Wheeling and crashed into a house and a telephone pole. One man was killed and sixteen people injured. The dead is Albert Kearz of Bellaire Ohio, a contractor. Injured include motorman Dorsey Noble, John Dare of East Wheeling, Lile Lutler a Mozart Hill school girl, conductor Harry Hazenaver, Cecilia Ferrell of Mozart Hill, and Vesta Lyssen of Elm Grove school.

Wheeling W. Va Mozart Jull Albert Kearz Bellaire Ohio Dorsey Noble John Dare East Wheeling Lile Lutler Mozart Hill Harry Hazenaver Cecilia Ferrell Vesta Lyssen Elm Grove

Wireless link ties Atlantic fleet to Zeamboanga station

Manila Sept 28 The Atlantic battleship fleet established wireless communication with Zeamboanga Station at 8:45 this morning The Zeamboanga station had received calls from the flagship Connecticut last night but could not hear its replies A reader’s note praises Bucklen s Arnica Salve as a sure relief for ulcers with a scar free outcome and claims of its effectiveness in summer sores

Manila Zeamboanga Station Zeamboanga Connecticut J. C. Goodwin Reidsville N. C Bucklen

How to Get Strong by P. J. Daly

P. J. Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago reports his mother, previously feeble, gains flesh and sleep after using Electric Hitters. He promotes it as a tonic and strengthening medicine, noting relief from stomach liver and kidney issues. Sold with guarantee at drug stores for 50c.

P. J. Daly Congress St Chicago

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Directoire Bluefield E. S. Pedigo Princeton Avenue Flat Top Book and Stationery Company New Book Store Opera House Bailding Bland Street Follansbee Westinghouse A. SG. Motors Bluestone Traction Company Bluefield Bottling Company R. L. Morris Stonega Coke and Coal CO Stonega Appalachia H. Reeder Stonega, Wise Co Melvin Phryne Huyler’s Candies Lithia Water White Pharmacy Baseball Cee Cluett Metropolitan Ren’s Furnishing CO Elks’ Building Dixon Lie George W. Brennan M. G. Whitlow Hdw. Co Princeton Ave Samuel Turk Pringeton Avenue Bluefield West Jefferson Club Whiskey Straus Gunst&co Daily Telegraph Shumate Clothing Co FALL
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