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Newspaper

Bluefield Evening Leader

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1910

Page

6

Gored to Death by Prize Bull in Paducah Farm Stable

Harry Clark, a leatherworker and former stock attendee at Capt. Saunders Fowler’s farm, was fatally attacked by a prized bull when he entered a flooded stable to pet it. The bull, once friendly, fatally gored him as bystanders tried to intervene. Clark, aged years, left a widow and family.

Paducah Saunders Fowler Paducah Commercial Club Harry Clark Clark

LICENSE NOTICE FOR PISTOL CARRY IN MERCER COUNTY

Notice is given that J. L. Perdue deputy sheriff of Mercer County will apply to the circuit court at their courthouse on the 6th day of 1910 for license to carry a pistol as provided by Chapter 51 of the Acts of the Legislature. J. T. Pardur appears in the notice.

J. L. Perdue Sherif Mercer County West Virginia Glatto Waid County Circuit Court Said County J.T. Pardur

Tomato Plants In Roanoke Florist Offer

Transplanted tomato plants available for a dollar per hundred. Cash payment accepted. Express packing in baskets and prompt shipping offered by Fallon Florist Roanoke Virginia.

Fallon Florist

Local residents and visitors noted in city entries

PERSIST MENTION J B Hedgwood of Winston was in the city Jagt nigint and Myron Marsh left this morning on is business trip to Bramwell RL Smith of Kith Eler W Va was in the city yesterday on tsiness W I Honaker of Princeton coin clerk was ty the city today on bital Mr and Mrs O S Blair of Wytheville are registered at the New Blue mont oiny in George Mathews of Billy W Va reloned to his home fist night after short stay in the city W M Cornett of Wythe county a former resident of Bluefield is visiting friends in the city PV Widener left today for Salem Va in connection with a lumber deal and other business matters A 1% Bishop of this city left this noon for a ten days visit to Roa Hoke and other points in Virginia all James Ro Lide of his city has dt position with the Tazewell Printing Company at Pacewell Va Either Stowers renewed today from Randolph Macon where he at tented the commencement exercises 4 8 Kelley and wife of Cincinnati are visiting in the city for a day or so on their way to Baltimore Ma

Kelley Cincinnati Haltimore Ma

Taft Speaks to Ten Students in Ada Ohio

President Tart awoke at Ohio Northwestern University and warned students against socialism while praising Roosevelt. Arrangements were completed for a major aviation meet in the city starting July with Glenn Curtiss and several flyers expected to fly daily for five days.

Ada Ohio Tart Ohio Northwestern University Roosevelt Oma Une Glenn Curtiss

Poison in Flowers and Death in Dainty Blooms

Fragmented prose discusses poisonous plants with lines from Romeo and Juliet and lists flowers described as deadly, including narcissus, hyacinth, jonquil, snowdrop, monkshood, foxglove, and others. The piece mentions warnings to cattle and other dwellers of danger, followed by an abrupt ad for blooming plants and a piano sale in Fallon, Florida with Roanoke, Virginia connections.

Hendy Dave

Chamber of Commerce debates over entertainment for Miners Institute

In Bluefield discussions focus on hosting the West Virginia Miners Institute and whether to use public school facilities or pay for events at the Opera House. Officials stress a nonunion stance in the Pocahontas Flat Top Coal Field and pledge chamber support during the Institute's stay. The piece also notes Alpine chamois in Grindelwald attracting noon visitors to the Mettenberg trail.

West Virginia Miners Institute Minera Chamber of Commerce Pocahontas Flat Top West Virginia Xuel Day West Virginia Miners’ Institute Ita Bluefield Biuefield-Graham

Pussy and the Burglar in Whistler style tale

A cautious old lady believes in eats over dogs for protection. In a midnight raid she confronts a burglar on the stairs, subdues him, and his escape is thwarted by her quick action and a fall. The scene blends bold bravado with the era’s sensational tone and stylistic references.

Streen —Minchester Guardian

Also Mentioned on This Page

Liberty Iit Liberty Way Fay Liberty Credit Company Princeton Ave Roanoke Meartor W. Va Diamond Club Randolph and Mittendorf Persol J. B. Hedgwood Winston Jagt Nigint Myron Marsh Bramwell RL. Smith Kith Eler Tsiness W. 1. Honaker Princeton Mra Blair Wytheville New Blue Mont Toiny George Mathews Biliy W.va W. M. Cornett Wythe County Bluefieth City PV. Widener Salem Roa Hoke Virginia James Ro Lide Han “Dt The Tazewell Printing Company Pacewell, Va Stowers Randolph Macon TAFT Omaha Tommy Brier Ted Peter Peery Expren Fallon, Floriat, Roanoke, Va Grindelwald Alps Mettenberg Dion Bas Valanches Cor Pall Mall Gazette Whistler Mier Mudowueter Witletler Annie Pire Senate Leib Harty Cheloen Wwe Joniltoren Peretinne Elinee Jakepit Cleveland L. Lazarus & CO C. Cleary & Son Bluefield, W. Va Eureka and Hale Land Co John M. Wirgman WM. McCarthy Sluefield, W. VA Philadelphia Fiat Top National Bank L., E. Tierney Edw. T. Tyree W H. Thomas W. B. Hicks Asst J. D. Honaker W.H. Thomas E. L. Bailey L. B. Tierney J. B. Kirk T. EB. Peery G. O Wright W. D. Thornhill R. M. Garratt la H. Ghar B. Hancock, Pou, Kelly Pedigo, B.A. Heller W. Jenks Progressive National Bank of Kelly & Moyers Foland Printing CO Princeton Avenue Domino Sugar
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