Bluefield in the Eyes of Others and itsprospects
The West Virginia Coal Mining Institute notes Bluefield as a hospitable, growing business center with well paved streets, good water, modern hotels, and energetic merchants. Visitors praise the climate and health appeal, urging further exploration of Bluefield’s appeal and opportunities.
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Bluefield
Coal and Coke Operator
Pittsburg
West Virginia Coal Mining Institute
Johnson
B. Johnson
Hotel Matz
Biiefield
Hernof
Harvest labor demand hits Kansas as harvests loom
The article notes Kansas facing a need for harvest hands amid harvesting season. It mentions local action and calls for workers, with reference to northern Kansas, the Wheat Belt, and temporary employment. It also cites community groups and a regatta event in Beverly tied to a Jubilee committee.
Watch 006 of Rockefeller Watchdog of Rockefeller Treasury
The watchdog of the Rockefeller Foundation is Starr Jocelyn Murphy, the official sleuth who decides if foundation funds are diverted to charities. A slender lawyer in Montclair, he is Rockefeller's chief almoner and gatekeeper to the cash, revealing little about his private charities.
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Rockefeller Treasury
Starr Jocelyn Murphy
Rockefeller Foundation
Murphy
Rockefeller
Congress
Mir Murphy
Mr. Murphy
New York City
J Pudge Hornblower
Hughes
Lloyd DL. Bowers
Montclair
N. J
Frederick T. Gates
Mr. Rockefeller
Jocelyn Murphy
Congress to adjourn June 25 in move toward final bills
Washington June 17 Congress plans to adjourn on June 25 after a Senate led review of the national program. A statehood bill faces changes as railroad and land withdrawal issues are debated. conference reports and brief speeches are expected as Western senators push for key provisions and potential white house calls on the timetable. The House and Senate remain at odds over statehood for New Mexico and Arizona and a few other reclamation and funding measures.
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Washington
Senate
Hala
Poatet Bank
New Mexico
Arizona Fe
Trade with France Posts Largest Total on Record
Washington reports United States France trade for the fiscal year ending in June likely near 260 million dollars, the highest on record. Imports from France reach 128 million with ten months of 1910 at 118 million, exports totaling 106 million, indicating a full-year peak and a high record for both valued goods.
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Washington
United States
France
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
QUT Shows Steady Growth in Southern Exports
Washington June 17 An analysis by the Southern Commercial Congress covers eleven months ending May 1910. It notes 82 872 985 bushels of corn exported with 18 531 019 through Southern ports and 1 472 78 through Puertio and Lake ports. Lead export ports include Baltimore New Orleans New York.
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Washington
U. C
Speei
Southern Commercial Congress
North Athus
Puert Io
Baltimore
New Orleans
New York
United States
Porta
Philadelphia
United Biytes
Pacific
Southern Porte
Arden Maried
Fwltimore
Nelvonton
Perth
Millions Welcome Roosevelt Millions Welcome Roosevelt
New York on June 17 prepares for tomorrow's Roosevelt celebration amid uncertain weather and crowded streets. Liners and arrivals from across the country fill the city as the reception committee faces delays. Roosevelt ally Stoevevalt says he will not engage in politics and plans to stay at Oyster Bay, accepting few invitations.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Fulton
Stoosevalt
Oyster Bay
Stock market opens steady with mixed gains and losses
New York opening prices show no change from prior levels as some issues rise while others slip. By midmorning the market firms with most prices above prior close. Chicago notes wheat and corn higher while cotton and tobacco stay steady as July and September futures wobble.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Cowet Eteadinen
Suppressed Title Not Available
Fragmentary OCR text mentions topics around government, diplomacy, and a figure linked to the United States. Names and clear events are obscured, leaving only muffled references to leaders and locations. No verifiable actions or outcomes can be determined from the readable fragments.
Law to restrain labor agencies in Virginia
Richmond June 17 The Virginia Legislature passed labor laws effective today to shield workers from unscrupulous employment agencies and labor bureaus. An agent must actually find work for a client or charge only a modest one dollar fee for pursuing a position. The new act blocks charging a second fee to the employer and prohibits fees from workers hired through corporate agencies. The measure protects job seekers from improper charges by employment firms.
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Richmond
Virginia
Langford Kaufman Bout Promises Boxing Fireworks
San Francisco reports an upcoming boxing exhibition at the Vernon Club arena featuring Langford the Boston Negro against AL Kantian with sparring tips from Jack Johnson. Tension runs high as Johnson and Langford are labeled bitter rivals and Langford aims to rebound after a prior training setback.
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San Francisco
Hine
Golden Gate Sports
Sin Langford
Boston Negro
Meote
AL Kantian
Sam Vlore New Arena
Morrow
Kaufuian
Jack Johnson
Langford
Johnson
Laneford
Dion
Boston
Han
Ketehel
Philadelphia
Woodman
Tangt
Fst
Kaufman
Mueh
Tommy Turne
Tom McCarey
Vernon Club
AL Los Angeles
Dispute Over Wage Question In Washington State
In a lengthy dispute, key figures including Curtin Whew Prom dent of cordhietien and Val Viepatelek Vireprowitent weigh the implications of a wage question. The discussion centers on conditions affecting the Minwtaelpnt region and a proposed policy change. Structural details are unclear due to partial OCR text.
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Palomine Sud
Three Famous States on Gard at Brookline Club Meet
Three renowned horses compete at the Brookline Country Club’s twenty ninth annual Amateur race meet in Brooklyn, Mass. The program features the Middlesex Hunt Cup a steeplechase with $750 prize and a cup, the National Hunt Cup a handicap steeplechase with $2000 prize money, and the Country Club grand steeplechase with $800 to second and $800 to third, all under hunter eligibility rules.
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Brooklyn
Mass
Brookline Country Club
Middlesex Hunt
Country Club Rand
Danville Boy Killed by Norfolk and Western Train
A Danville boy about ten years old, Trent, was struck and killed by a Norfolk and Western train near the east of Vinton station yesterday around 4:50 PM. The body was taken to John St. Oglethorpe Co funeral home. efforts to locate guardians and determine last known whereabouts continue.
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Roanoke
Ine
Trent
Norfolk & Western
Vinton
John St. Ole Oy Co
Danville
Het He ‘Trent
Elton
Mrs Trent
Dinvile
Surlal
Final pratige in winter collegiate final pratige
Townsmen report overlooked practice for winter collegiate contests with several players named from Yale Harvard and Morita set to travel. Officials emphasize readiness for Saturday events as plans for a secretive rehearsal and war department logistics are noted, with transportation details arranged by Lynnfield office.
Ungle Samuel Wants Typists in Remarkable Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads like a historic classified notice seeking typists from a region or organization. It mentions names and a call for specific roles, though much of the text is garbled and some entities are unclear. The readable elements hint at a recruitment or internal posting with dates or references to related groups.
Rights at stake in cow ordinance case in Squire Godbey court
In Beaver Pond district Blueveld, a dispute arises over city cow feeding rules and a trespass claim. The judges debate conflict between city ordinance and district stock law adopted in 1908, with opinions diverging on whether municipal regulation remains valid.
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Tirol
Stewart
Squire Godbey
Beaver Pond
Blueveld
Fragmented Text About Eagle Sets and Names
Fragmented OCR passage mentions eagles and various names such as Veron Hie Dell, Hagtey, Gratien, Tomorriw, Piero, Debiie, Henrie, WW, Kathes, Tony Welchterine, Chae Hewn, Gratin, and mentions bonds, wives, and a chair or court context. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but indicates a historical notice with scattered names and actions.
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Piero Te
BNI
Witter
autVee
Eliine
Tony Welchterine
Cadipilien
Williams Found Guilty In Early Trial Verdict
The record shows Williams was found guilty after a contested trial with testimony from multiple witnesses. The judge imposed a fine of $5 and additional penalties as warranted by the proceedings, while the defense indicated possible appeals and further actions pending.
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Chen
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Tor
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Doris
Traveling Men's Convention
Commiercial Teivelers
Roosevelt
Will
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Ferrin Creo
Erie
Suggman
Bhwthele
Taft
Ainriwal
Chanter
Gard
Maan
Dane
Yale
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Avalon
Jeorge
Golvmtia
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Ungle
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Waal
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