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Newspaper

Bluefield Evening Leader

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1909

Page

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Raleigh street liquor license fight at board meeting

At a long session the Board of Affairs debated granting a liquor license to Doc Fudge for a Raleigh street saloon. Republican members Kahle and Worley pushed approval, while Democrats Stowers and Peters opposed. Indictment over Fudge and police trouble were noted. several officials were appointed and routine items addressed, with licenses granted for two Raleigh street establishments and other actions outlined.

Board of Affairs Doc Fudge Raleigh Street James S. Kahle N. Worley Frazier Stowers F. M Peters Fulge Messrs Kahtle Worley Tazewell County Fudge Newkirk Messrs Kahle Democratic Party George R. Newkirk Liberation Nash and Phelps Board of Health D. B J. T. Akers W. H. Campbell M. M. Clifford

Mrs Gould in St Regis Row Over Slipper Incident

At the St Regis Mrs Howard Gould argued with a witness during testimony and angrily reacted as a valet supposedly kicked off his slipper and hurled a table with dishes into the fifth floor corridor, creating a loud disturbance.

Howard Gould Hall St. Reg Gould

Mrs Gould's Witnesses Describe A Boisterous Scene

New York witnesses recount Mrs Gould drinking heavily on a West Indies trip aboard the Niagara and at Castle Gould in 1906. Former valet Harry Veitch testifies she was intoxicated in Virginia at Blue Gap farm and on other occasions, while Mrs Gould shows disapproval with head shakes and smiles during testimony.

New York Howard Gould Gould George Underwood Kirkpatrick Schmidt Harry J. Veitch Veitch Veiteh Blue

Novel Souvenir From Vicksburg Siege Printed On Wall Paper

During the siege of Vicksburg the Daily Citizen was printed on wallpaper sheets due to shortages. The July 1 1863 issue announced Grant’s possession of the city and marked the final appearance of the Citizen with wall paper. The UDC plans to sell 500 duotone copies at the Confederate Fair as a rare keepsake.

Vicksburg Daily Citizen Vicksburg Daily Citizen Tiowe Viekevurnt Grant U. D.C

Taft Foresees Summer Tone Ending Late This Season

President Taft says the dip in tone will last into summer and plans to take his family to Beverly Massachusetts on July 3 for the summer. He will return to Washington to work on the tariff bill and may not resume a Western tour as previously considered.

Washington Taft Tone Brena Beverly Maas

County Road Engineer to Be Sold to Lowest Bidder

County road system reform outlines a state department named public roads with a state commissioner overseeing all roads and hedges, plans, rules, and construction methods. A new county road engineer office is created. retainers set by county court to 1500 max, 200 min, appointment October 1, 1909, with potential for county surveyor to share duties.

Iowa West Virginia Leffeer

Wright brothers set to arrive to finish big airplane

In Washington on June 19 a mechanic works on the famous Wright brothers aeroplane. Charles Taylor assists as the craft nears completion for the expected arrival of the Wrights on Monday or Tuesday. The model aircraft will be here when the aviators arrive.

Wright Brothers Washington Charles Taylor Meghanic Wrights Model Brothers

Confederate Fair Donations List From Elka Parlor Fundraiser

A long list details donors and contributions to the Confederate Fair at the Elka Parlors to be held January 24. Names include Mrs. H. B. Kitts, Mrs. Waller Adkins, Mrs. T. F. Weaver, Mrs. D. O. Baldwin, Miss Lucy Coffman, Mrs. W. J. Jenks, Mrs. D. R. Wood, Mrs. J. F. Fox, and many others offering cakes, breads, salads, creamer, chicken salad, and monetary gifts. The itemized note appears mid page with a continuation on the fourth page.

Elka Jane 24Th H. B R. W. Stone Theo Dilger P. W. Poff Blandford F. J. King W. T. Thoman J. H. Johnston Miles McDowell Roh. Kippa Mae Bailey M.D. Bagley Walter Pollock B. A. Markka Wright B. Douthat C. Barnes Mere TC. Jopling Mies Lucy Moote W. R. Collie Tala Watkina J. R. Evans Mie Ro T. Bowen Harry Walker WB. Swan Cpke Dire W. Ft W. M. Walk Montin Drogatore GH. Wade MeJilloch Bros

Lemon for Bluefield Christ Episcopal Church

Bluefield church announces Bible class at 9 45 a m. Morning service 11 a m. Evening service and litany at 7 30 p m. Dr Tribble of Charlottesville to preach nightly next week. Sabbath school 9 50 a m conducted by W C Bruner. Rev D Emory Hawk preaches at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with a sermon on the Fourth Petition. Visitors welcome at Mercer Street chapel. tent services on Bluefield Avenue at 11 a m 3 p m and 7 30 p m led by Rev W H Hudging and James Martin of Roanoke. Two souls saved last night. M C A changes Sunday schedule due to Asian service.

Christ Episcopal Church Bible Clase Tribble Charlottesville Mercer Street W. Kegley Bluefield Avenue W. H. Hudging James ©. Martin Roanoke

Presbyterian Church Sabbath School and Services

Sabbath school at 9 m. preaching by Rev Bellin HW Hobson of Peariaburg Va at 14 a.m. and 4 p.m. Ladies Missionary Society meets Wednesday 1 30 Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 o'clock. You are cordially invited to attend services. Christian Church Sunday School 9:30 4 p.m. C D Fisk Superintendent. Morning services at 11 followed by the Lord's Supper. At 8:30 p.m. Oliver W Stewart addresses crowd as national chairman of the prostitution party.

Presbyterian Church Bellin HW Hobson Peariaburg Ladies Missionary Sociery Christian Churote C.D. Fisk Oliver W. Stewart Prositution Party United States AQ Aye Rome Ie Hinguikhed Halland

Memorial Services for Dodge Memorial at Hearn Building

Olive Rebekah Lodge No 99 members are asked to meet at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the Hearn building to attend memorial services at Tinton Pack in a body. Vice Grand Henerington signs the notice.

AML Olive Rebekah Lodge No. 99 Hearn Tinton Pack HW. Henerington

Lutheran Services Attract Large Congregations

Large congregations attend a series of ceremonies led by Rev. C R W Key, preaching on the Lord's Prayer. The service features special music praised as excellent. The public is welcomed by the congregation, with J W Bailes of Pooleanine commenting locally.

C. R. W. Key Latstheran

Merchants Protest Norfolk and Western Schedule Change

Merchants in Bluefield condemn the Norfolk and Western Railway timetable revision effective tomorrow. They warn the altered arrivals will force travelers to stay overnight, harming local commerce and prompting calls to rearrange the schedule with city and chamber of commerce support.

F. Motto Willinmann W. Va Bluefield J.C. Nowlin Lyenehy Ee vOltors Bluefen KH. Sperry Duenut H. Widener Roanoke Biuefield W. J. Jefferson Lenesburg Conneretion Wall South Binefelt Stuart, Ve Mr. Halt J.P. K. Campbell Kula Len Kendrick Athen Feraphina Kendrick Mise Bipaehe Wilkinson Brietut Welbh Norfolk and Western Railway Dbluefield Elds Pointe Norfolk and Weatery Norfolk and Westren Binetelt Binefield Phrefelds Gratam Chamber of Commerce Norfolk Westery Wivefield Narol Weeleorn

Prominent Lynehimne Citizen Married at Concord Church

Lestie Thornhitt, a leading Lynehimne resident, wed Wetrowdlay at high noon in Concord Presbyterian Church, Charlotte. The ceremony included Effie Wing fold and others. bearers were Master Hunter and Charles Winnock. George Mant has returned from Bachelors, Va, where he was engaged with the VPI.

Lestie Thornhitt Lynehimne George Mant Bachelors, Va Anais

Also Mentioned on This Page

Towers AEW Ed Schneider Gteenhouse Bland Street A. T Pyle Ninefeld Avenue J. W. Preston D. E. French Higginbotham Avenue J. A. Harwood Reen Street Harold A Ritz Adams Street East River Avenue Commissioner of Public Safety Stowers and Woo'wine R. B. Ellis Superior Supply Co Pulaski Virginia DEAT William Patrick Staunton W. T P. Kent Wytherville Guatemala James XN. Dotron Wine County Confederate Fair The Daughters of the Confederacy R. C. Backstock J. F. Fox D. R. Wood Gee William McCauley H. J. Shott Scott HW. Thompson John R. McCulloch J. L. Horton Clarence McClaugherty O. V. Heffner W Winesett W. M. Cornett Rh. C. McClaugherty Lemon First Baptist Church W. C. Bruner D. Emory Hawk Oliver W. Hart Chicago Lutheran Church Servicis Tera Dodge J. W. Bailes Pooalienine Virginian Railway
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