Accomplished His Purpose June 11 Critique of Roosevelt
A London cable quotes El Alam criticizing Roosevelt from a Cairo nationalist view. The piece argues Roosevelt showed bad judgment and ignorance of history yet will not harm his life, noting his Guildhall speech aimed to draw attention and spark British press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Boston Herald
el Alam
Cairo
al Lewa
Moustafa Kael Pasha
Roosevelts Buldhall
Egeypt
Beasts of
Africa
Roosevelt
White Nile
Guildhall
Peculiar Position on Virginia Ninth District Races
Fragmentary OCR shows Republican papers in the Ninth Virginia district praising Roanoke Times for aiding Bascombe Stemp against rival Uriah Timer. The piece mentions Bluefield, Hewver Pond, and various political actors, signaling partisan discourse and electoral maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Bluefield
Roanoke Times
Ris FY Stiart
Congress
Bascombe Stemp
Tratrae
La Follette Speaks On Railroad Bill In Senate
Richmont Vines Dispatch notes Senator La Follette’s prolonged ire in the senate as he opened an attack on the railroad bill and clashed with Senator Elkins on a Democratic side alliance. The piece mocks his theatrics, compares him to Cassius, and urges Democrats to control the game with their own plans and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Senate
Mile
la Fallette
Texas
Ekins
Cassius
Eice
Elkins
Elking
Richmont Vines
Expert Opinion on Advertising Media
A.W. Green of Nation al Biscult favors newspaper ads as the fastest, most cost effective channel. He notes billboards require constant maintenance and renewal, while magazines are slow. Green aligns with advertisers who prefer newspapers for best returns per dollar. Huntington Advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Green
National Biscult Company
Green
Huntington Advertiser
Just Joshes and Odd News Fragments Collide
A jumble of clipped lines from various papers blends jokes and garbled notes. References include Johnny levitation pun from Chicago Record-Herald and stray lines about buses, a comet sighting, a windshield, and overheard interview snippets, with multiple misspellings and erratic phrasing.
Liane de Pougy Weds Prince Gntki in Quiet Ceremony
Liane de Pougy, now a princess, married Prince Gntki the Russian on June 8. The wedding included civil and religious ceremonies and was conducted quietly with few intimate friends aware until news appeared in papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liane de Pougy
Gntki
Democratic Convention Called for Mercer County 1910
A mass Democratic convention is called to meet at the Court House in Prince ton on July 2 1910 at 11 a m to nominate candidates for County Commissioner House of Delegates County Superintendent Free Schools and to select delegates to nominate a Congress candidate in the Fifth District and a State Senate candidate in the Seventh District Also to elect Mercer County Democratic Executive Committee members by district The vote on contested nominations will be by district per fifty voters or fraction over twenty five per district Signed by the Mercer County Democratic Executive Committee June 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County
Court House
Princeston
House of Debates
Congress
Fifth
West Virginia
State Senate
Louie Bennett
Democratic Executive Committee
French Chairman Seeks Blue Mold Business in Great Falls
Lee French of Blue Mold announces a sale and rights notice from the Board of Affairs in Great Falls Montana. The document mentions Hollister's Tet blood purifier and a sale through The White Pharmacy, with dates and locations tied to municipal proceedings and bids for hauling services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont Chas
Getaser
Blue
Mold
Tetork
Avititor
Delinquent Real Estate Taxes Listed in Bluefield WV 1910
The city treasurer lists delinquent taxes for 1909 on numerous Bluefield properties. Names include L. Austin, Anderson and wife, Barnes, Ed Bishop, Mary Binford, Bettie Belcher, Bennett, Ballard, Barnett, Bailey, Bailey Geo P, Talley, Baker, Maefield Amus, Nancy W G Boothe, John Bowyers, Wik Borden, Fannie Botsford, Chandler, Clarke, Crenshaw Iva Crowder, Cray, Craft, Curry, Coles, Coffman, Davidson, Debney, Dowie, Dearing, Dunnagan, Vans, Davis, Dowie, Hartman totals and many lot descriptions across Bluefield plus Park Place and Stony Ridge. Omitted are uncertain fragments and partial entries. Tax liens reference lots, sections, and plat designations in Bluefield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Austin
Austin AL Amb
Anderson
Barnes
Nannie HM
Bishop
Mary G., Binford
Bettie Belcher
F. M. Bennett
W. H. Ballard
Thos. Barnett
Kelle
Lilly & Saunders
Bailey Chas
P. Bailey
Geo. P
Bailey Elizabeth Talley KB
Baker
Maefield Amus
Nancy A. W. G. Boothe
John D. Bowyers
Wik Borden
Fannie Ro Botsford
Cook
Coleman
Cosby
Scamp Crenslaw
Iva
V. Crowder
Cray
Mey B. Curry
Pat Coles
W. & Coffman
Omman
Offman
Davidson Davidson Rem Dabney
Homas Diy
Sami D. Davis
Cameron
T. Dowie
J. T. Dewitt
Annet Dearing R
Dare Ory Meats
Jonadley
S. M. Dunnagan
Hols
J. Vans
L. B. Mowers
Johnson
Willam Wirkin
Laura Follanshee
Let
National Bank
Jas
W. Foley
Thomas Gray
Vee Be
Garrett Ceservereree Rubie Bi
Park Place
Umar
Mercer Street
Mary Re Hartian
Herndon
Marthe Mendarsin
Lot Fixtih
Lettie Goodwyn
Mary F Grimt
Harvey
Jennie Belle Hateh
Ee Ae
W. Haneh lGeo
Haneh & P
Tity
Asi Bem
SS Aero “Wa
Bivinian Tbe
Actes Howyer
Hamilton Platter
Serra Ae veesePt
Bigh
Rosy
AOC, Hughes & Avds
Calhoun Eoc
Max Murt
Teaver
Bowser
W. Honaker
Dee
Ann de
Lota
Mineman
Ian A. Oh Metz
Morgan WM
Fen
Age Or Famer
Poe
Ital
Manor
Mike Jone
Fee
Wee Iton
Keon
Cody
Pettin
Kidd
King al We
Lane Lane
T. Lawsted
Lareine Law Or
Thas
Iona
Ton
Alice Minnia
Zi J Miler
Bertin
Tramee Patnore
W. Alwatiola
Miller & OM
Fragmented Local Notice About Regional Tour Plans
A damaged OCR fragment references a Great Lakes tour and names that resemble people and institutions. Details are unclear but imply an event or itinerary involving multiple locations and organizers across a morning schedule. The readable bits suggest a regional focus and potential collaboration.
Prosperity Parade Leads Growth of Commercial Travelers
New York hosts a prosperity ratification parade as part of the United Commercial Travelers grand council convention. The order, founded in 1880 by eight traveling men, now numbers about 60 000 members nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Drummore
Grand Council
The
United Commercial Travelers
Order
Michigan Travelers Open Convention In Port Huron
Members of the United Commercial Travelers opened their convention in Port Huron with a brief ceremony. New Jersey War Veterans of the Department of New Jersey convened in the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mien
Mient
The
United Commerial Travelers
New Jersey
Walterson
United States War Veterans of the Department of New Jersey
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim Study From Toledo Ad
An 19th century style testimonial offers one thousand dollars for proof that Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh. The Toledo based wholesale firm Walling, Kinman & Marvin promote the remedy as a medicine that acts across the body. A testimonial promises clear results and lists prices and agents.
Hadassa Brooks Company Adopts Dissolution Resolution
West Virginia corporation Hadassa Brooks Company held a stockholders meeting in Baltimore on May 11 1910. A majority voted to discontinue business and surrender its charter and franchises to the State. The president must publish notice in a newspaper of general circulation near the principal office for four weeks and have the publisher certify the notice. Signed by Bolomen Todar president of the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassa Brooks Company
West Virginia
Silberman and Todes
Hanover and
German Streets
Baltimore
Maryland
Tadasa Brooks Company
Hin Corporation
Hin
Cmmmon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bluefield Evening Leader
W. Va
Baas Ewe
Ann Loon
Prati
Cilio
la Folette Wrathy
Joshes
Johnny
Chicago Record-Herald
Vuirey & Windehield
Londeville
Philadelphia
Lodner
Jonker
Jane
French
J. BR. Vermillion, Lee
Finn
Fallon
Roanoke
Applicath
Mercor
Eat
Hanakar'y
Stony Ridge
Seca
Remy
Wanenene
Massytown
East Graham
Graham
East
Howyer Branch
Wrights Ee
Binefielt
Tmison
Blueflela
Flores N. E. Fluefiét
Rosa Perdue
Letitia Payne
J. R. Peck
Jackson Patterson
Alex & Adaline Peery
Peery
Robert Peery
Jennie M. Pigott
H. EB. Phillips
G.F. Phillips
Wim. Penn
Wm. Penn
John Pigott
Grassere
Walter
Reed
Reichardson , Martin & Roberts
J. K. Robertson
Chas
W. A Robertson
Loyd P. Rolling
I B. Robertson
Betsey Robertson Henry J. Roark
H. W. Shepherd
Shep HW
Hattle Shirey
Matt
Stone
G. L. Stone
KE. T. Stallard
Edward Spencer
Nathan Sohn
Nathan Goin
Taylor
W. H. Thomas
Mattie
Jno
Flora Tuggle Bec
BOB Ees Co
S. W. Bluefield Rene
Carr
Bluefield N
Macres
Jeep
John Turner
Maggie Gillespie
John H. Talbert
Ota Teague
M.S. Tickle
J.N. A
N. Thompson
Toney Ventree
Nannie V. Watkins
Teo Walden
C. Walker
F. Whitlow
Das
Williams
Bowyer Branch
Graham O. W. Va
Brotherhood P. Co
W C. Williama
A. Os J. FG
Wes
Wec
G. Wilson
Lewis Ward
J. W. Winston
High
Reayr. Co
Peter L. Woorly
Meda Woodburn
Augustus Wolf
J. Wright
J. AL Wright
C. M. Smith
Elizabeth Yopu
Triveee
Petors
Guthrie
Capitol
Orne Wienrupr
Great Lakes
Lenya Vonnerebeen
Renin
Fredo
Chueh
Michigan
Hall
Cotarry
Cheney &O
Toledo
Cheney
le Fey
Walling, Kinnan & Marvin
Bolomen Todar, Prosteal Corporation
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