For Rent and Help Wanted in Bluefield area
Classified items include a center city flat for rent with modern conveniences suitable for a Drayking Establishment or cleaning and pressing rooms. business contact The Foland Printing Company 231 Princeton Avenue. Also notes WANTED ten bays to Bluefield Evening Leader and a six to seven room house near the high school with steam heat and water. A Piano Builder and polisher offers furniture repair and an ink stain removing polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fouvoum
Swellon
Foland Printing Company
Princeton Avenue
Huffords
Graham
Bluefield Oulora
Phelps Furniture
Norfolk and Western timetable excerpt May 15 1910
Partial train schedule from Bluefield to Roanoke Norfolk and Philadelphia with Pullman Sleeper Parlor Car service. Details include departure times 7:20 am 4:20 pm and 10:35 pm, connections to Roanoke Richmond Norfolk Philadelphia and Cincinnati, plus intermediate Welch and Norton stops. Agent W B Revil, Brenoke VA listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Roanoke
Norfolk
Algolate
Sheraconbh
Pallman
Philadelphia
Gary
Synch ‘& Riehmann
Pullman Sleeper
A. Fom
Rrsnoke
Redmond
Pinefield
Keiova
Columbus
Slineh
Willhun Fom
Welch
Norfolk and Western Railway
W. B. Revil
Brenoke
Roosevelt Arrives Amidst Fiery Welcome In Port
An eyewitness account describes President Theodore Roosevelt’s arrival met by a rousing, chaotic crowd. The scene features banners, cheers, and a festive atmosphere as officials and citizens accompany the motorcade into port, with references to naval protocol and ceremonial duties.
Roosevelt Roars at Rally as Governors Allies Plan Push
The piece notes Governor supporters counting on influence to guide legislators toward the Hughes program. Col Roosevelt is to be guest of honor Thursday at aNational RooseveLt Rough Riders Association banquet with remarks expected. Later, Roosevelt and Taft attend a Republican Clubs convention whileRoosevelt conducts talks with statesmen and may visit Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Hughes
Col. Roosevelt
National
Roosevet Rough Riders’ Association
Land
Taft
League of Republican Clubs
Col
Roosevelt
Washington
Foot Amputation Reported From Chicago Hospital
A Chicago letter reports Miss ny Heinning soubrette in Lionel Laurence's Forgiven company had her foot amputated at Cook County Hospital yesterday due to tuberculous bone infection. Miss Branning, who was in Bluefield for the company’s rehearsal, is well remembered here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ny Heinning
Lionel Laurence
Bluefold
Cook County
Branning
Bluefield
A Feat of Horsemanship Threading a Needle at Gallop
A narrative describes remarkable horsemanship by irregular cavalry and others. A rider threads a needle while moving at full gallop, using a long thread and small needle, threading midcourse as crowds watch in a Western region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RUC
Far West
Hi Coast
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Nelson
Public Accountant
Bluefield Undertaking
Princeton Ave
Honaker
W. H. Foglesong
F. D
Robt. E. Moore
West Virginia
National Bank
Morrison Bros. vii and Mining Engineers
Thornton
West VA
R.kemp Morton
Bluefield, W. Va
Kelley & Moyer Bulldinr
Thos. E. Peery, M. D
A. D. Wood
W. Va
Randolph
Mittendorf
Fred
Bluefield Avenue
Mercer Street
J. B. Nuneson
T. Rte
Superior Pocahontas Coal Company
Davy
California Cider and Extract Co
Lefingwell
St. Louis
20Th Century Mfg. Co
Wells St
Graham House
Rogers Street
Bluefield Evening Leader
Leflour
W. E. Martor
Greenbrier St
Joh Hays Ldinond
Col. Roose
Jim Reffries
Glants
Cubs
Yankees
Julie Chauuent
Iva Brown
Theodore
Nonether
Citieena
Bonzai
Fenwon
Perenal Felicia Aal
ogkeRe
Tocme Volta
Owen
Koevelt
Ceroepinie
Trenages
Whatinetart
Dent
Ewart VII
Dikposat
Eclat
Ein Skenreeper
Victoria
Mans Ruswer
Hardy
South Polar
Marck
Tomer
Towerer
Stueer
New York
Ronnevett
Dresden
Bestennedt
Corrape
EF. H. Easley
The
First National Bank
Cincinnati Dental
Cincinnati Dentists
Dr. Compton
Mer
Grand Leader Store
Remtico
Remington Typewriter Company
Siincorporated
Remtco
Curtis-Pearson Company
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