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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
4
Bluefield Evening Leader announces Friday afternoon edition dated June 17 1906. It lists publication details including post office class, subscription rates by carrier, and address for communications and remittances. The notice provides office telephone numbers and notes the paper is published daily with varying term subscriptions.
The piece argues a real insurgency within Mercer County Republicans against machine rule. It contrasts national views, cites potential coalitions or a new party, and notes leaders and figures like Roosevelt and Lilly as pivotal. The tone critiques editorials while highlighting divisions over control and candidates.
A garbled report speculates about large sums like $60,000 and $50,000 linked to Senator Scott and political influence. The piece jeers at money in politics, mentions a Telegraph, Wakebellove diets, and a museum exhibit concept, while name fragments and distorted phrases reflect a fractured archival OCR.
A brief quotation from Pinchot on morality entering political life, with a cited remark about forceful action. The Cincinnati Post notes the sentiment as part of a larger discussion on ethics in governance.
Editors debate the insurgent movement's staying power, noting Taft era county results and the rise of anti machine sentiment. The piece contrasts primary and general election dynamics, cites Theodore Roosevelt era republicans, and references Sherman Cannon Dolliver and New York versus Iowa strength.
A collage of vintage snippets sketches a man’s rise and fall driven by vanity and bad luck. From youth's mischief to adult bankruptcy and a final, fleeting fame, the tale traces personal folly through comic and somber scenes, ending with a quiet, human fade.
The voters of the Democratic Party Beaver Pond District are called to meet at Bluefield City Hall on Saturday July 9 1910 at 2 o clock p m to nominate candidates for President of the Board of Education School Commissioner Justice of the Peace and Constable for said district by order of the Democratic Executive Committee dated June 1 1910 W E Ross District Committeeman
Notice of a May 27 1910 stockholders meeting in Baltimore Maryland where The Hadassa Brooks Company resolved to discontinue business, surrender its charter and assets, publish the resolution weekly for five weeks, and certify the newspaper publication and corporate actions. The document lists officers and signatures.
Notice records a June 13 1910 stockholders meeting in Bluefield WV where The Southern Realty Company votes to discontinue business and surrender its charter under state law. The president is instructed to publish the notice weekly for four weeks and file a certificate with the secretary of state. Also notices sealed bids for East Princeton Avenue grade work in Bluefield sought by July 1 1910 with right to reject bids.
George L. Dillard announces his candidacy to succeed himself as Justice of the Peace for Beaver Pond District subject to the Democratic District convention at Bluenela West Virginia on July 9 1910. Evening Leader subscribers.
Notice to creditors of Mattie B Meador deceased requires claims by July 30 1910 to James B Kahle Commissioner in Chancery at Bluefield. Also notices in the Flat Top Grocery case and Andrews Thomas Company liens call for filing claims by July 12 1910 and July 15 1910 respectively with James S Kahle in Bluefield to satisfy court decrees and liens.
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