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Newspaper

Bluefield Evening Leader

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1910

Page

1

Nominations Made Tonight at Fifth District Convention

The Republican congressional convention of the fifth district met at 1 p.m. and postponed nominations until 8 p.m. Contests debated include Mason, Min Boolan and Wyoming. Lilly supporters demand fair recognition and Hughes faction aims to swing contested counties to Wine. McKinley club hosted visitors with squid refreshments as Judge Sanders urged against boodle and votes buying. S. M. Smith elected to the congressional committee.

C.H Welch Fifth District Wyoming Lilly James Hughes Congress A. A. Lilly Whewlso D. G. Lilly Bhiefield Hughes L. S. Echols Mason County Carson Echols McKinley Club Weleh Joseph M. Sanders Blanfield

Trust Gage Thrown Out as Beef Trust Probe Opens

Justice Gage ordered a special grand jury to probe the beef trust the packing concerns and their subsidiaries. Judge Landis reportedly doubted the framing of cases against packers as favorable and the DA noted the move as a shock while a thorough investigation will also cover grain interests.

National Packing Company Beef Trust Landis Tis Launiis

Jeffries 15 in Ho New Camp at Reno training camp

Jeffries 15 in Ho New Camp at Moana Springs near Reno as work on the arena continues. Promoter Tex Riskard Bays expects no interference from officials while Sid Heater contemplates a counter move after failing to obtain the fight license. The Kilner and Ketchel bout is planned for July 4 with other boxing figures noted in the preparations.

Nev James J. Jefries Moana Springs Reno Tex Riskard Sid Heater Jeffries Ban Loaiond Choynski

Mr Tarman Meets Death in Railroad Tragedy

In a fatal accident near War on the Taeger Southern branch of the Norfolk and Western, Charles Harmon was thrown from a horse and struck by a passenger train. His body was mangled as he tried to escape horns. Harmon was a local figure with ties to Tazewell and relatives there.

Welch Jung Charles Harmon Dumberman Taeger Southern Norfolk & Western Harmon Tazewell

Holiday for Children Observed in Chivagy

Holiday for Children observed in Chivagy with Mayor Bua and city officials promoting a plan for a children’s outing. Traffic and road work discussions noted, but no reply from officials. continued details promised on Page Three.

Bua Angina Tote Fo Spart Atvine Tie

Boxer Uprising Threat Warps Foreign Relief Efforts

Mrs. Barnett reports in Washington that Boxer trouble in China has only begun and a Chinese attack on foreign legations could doom all noncombatants. She, wife of Col. George Barnett, arrived after two years in China en route to Virginia, warning the danger to foreigners remains acute.

Washington China Barnett George Barnett U 8. M.C Poain Virginia Legationn

Special train to Princeton for Bluefield Democrats July 2

Ross district committeeman arranges a one day special from Bluefield to Princeton via Matouka for the Democratic county convention on July 2. Democrats from Bluefield and Rock Market will ride early morning to attend and return that night, with round trip fare $1. The plan aims to enable large attendance, despite limited local transport, and to boost turnout at the Princeton convention.

Ross Bluefield Princeton Matouka D Bluefield Rock Market Tral Variourn Rock District Princceton Ume Munfeld Bivefeld Democrate of Bhieffeld Afterdine

Hot Mill Booking Feud and Timetable Confusion

Disjointed OCR text hints at a local venue named Hot Mill booked tonight with fragmented names and unclear events. Possible references to people, positions, and a chaotic lineup suggest a scheduling dispute or promotional confusion at a venue or event.

Theodore in Peace Court likely to be Roosevelts role

Washington reports the conference between Vice President Patt and former President Roosevelt centers on Roosevelt heading the International Court of Arbitration. Nations including Germany France Italy Russia and England are said to back Roosevelt. Estimated court costs total about 200000 dollars with salaries 15000 for the chairman and 10000 for seven judges. The secretaryship to Sewall Root carries 10000 with staff expenses about 75000 yearly.

Washington Patt Col Roosevelt International Court of Areitration Germany France Italy Jian Col. Roosevelt Russia Eiland Senw Ibrabang Operals Ranko

Wickersham to Speak at Mancie State Association Meet

Attorney General George W. Wickersham will be the chief speaker and honored guest at the thirty fourth annual meeting of the Mancie State Association. The decision was made today and will continue tomorrow.

George W. Wickersham Mancie State Association

King's Two-Year-Old Son Becomes Soldier Prince

In Madrid a two year old, the infant prince of Spain, has enlisted in the Fourth Regiment of Royal Artillery as a private soldier. He wears a miniature uniform and receives a tiny regimental award as celebrations mark his birth. King Alfonso’s health noted as affected by illness while Princely succession rumors persist regarding the elder son, the Prince of Austria.

Madrid Don Juline Spain Alfonso Victoria Ancy Ihe Prieneeloux Ae Bunter Crratun Ehel Donfornie Kine Alfonssy Prince of Austrias

London 10 greet American middies

Historical notes describe British reception of American midshipmen in London. The account mentions naval figures and events, with references to voyages, military considerations, and posturing between nations during a tense period. The text is fragmentary and primarily lists names and places without cohesive narrative.

Turner speech shocks tribunal in Atlantic fisheries case

The Hague hearing on the Canada fisheries dispute opened with ex senator Turner delivering a bold address defending open defiance to Britain. He asserted the United States will not accept Britain’s will and pledged persistent resistance.

Hague England America United States Turner Elain United States of America

Future Monarch Seventeen Today As Prince Edward Becomes Heir

London marks a royal milestone as Prince Edward Albert, eldest son of King George, turns sixteen and begins preparation for a naval career at Osborne College. The Prince, described as studious and steady, follows a path set by his father. His siblings include Prince Albert Victor and Princess Victoria Alexandra, with devotion seen among the royal household and public.

London Iland Edward Albert George Princ Wales Wimaelf Linn AL Osborne College Ni Manaor Pence Albert Bredenek Revel Wan York Cottage Victoria Alexandra Alow Sandeleham Prine Henry Wilwine Horn Nate

Scott bill on gambling targeted contracts on future delivery

Washington June 23 The Scott bill making it unlawful to enter contracts for future delivery without intent to perform was brought up in the house today. The bill aims to curb cotton futures speculation on exchanges. Telegraph and telephone firms are held liable for knowingly sending prohibited messages and publications promoting such contracts are banned with heavy penalties.

Washington Telegraph

Stunt at Bud Harrison's Ranch Picnic Draws Members

The Bartenders of Wluefietd plan a Sunday picnic at Bud Harrison's ranch near Crow Roads. Invitations issued, strong turnout expected, with corn and juicy spring chicken on the menu. Admission is one dollar. spectators may view from the grounds as private guards enforce rules including excommunication for excess drinking. no strangers invited.

Wluefietd Hudthar Hiaon Crows Roads Col Harrison Imperial Wine

Taft to Remain President Amid Exposition Plans

President Taft plans to stay in office while preparations loom for an exposition opening in Cincinnati. The schedule includes a June visit to Wantington and a later dedication event, with projections of a busy summer and a weeklong vacation in the vicinity.

Cibelnmath Dressienit Cincinnati Wantington West Heverty Renly Boon Min ‘Vath Beverly Woutt Mietetity

Charlton Confesses Crime in Hoboken Killing

Charlton is arrested in Hoboken this morning and admits the murder of his wife at Lake Como. He provides details of the crime and names the location where the killing occurred as Lake Como. The confession follows his early morning detention by police.

Hoboken

Brother Tries to Kill the Murderer in Hoboken

New York reports Porter Charlton suspected of murdering wife Mary Scott Charlton at Lake Como Italy was arrested at Hoboken while working aboard the liner Princess Alice. He initially denied the crime but later admitted being Charlton. Capt. Henry Beott, a brother of the murdered woman, drew a pistol and attempted to shoot him before officers disarmed and locked him up.

New York Porter Charlton Mary Scott Charlton Lake Como Italy Hoboken Crine Alice London Charlton Menry HH. Beott A. S

Minnesota Bankers Association Opens Annual Convention

St Vant Mion June 2 The Minnesota Bankers Association annual convention opened here with sessions to consider the recent failure of a shoe company and a call for legislation to prevent bankers from maintaining risky leases that harm commerce and lenders.

St Vant Mion Minnesota Dankera’ Assocution Hiate Gankadw Gilarmeault North Shoe Bankera

Stock Industry in Carolina Sparks Trade Rally

North and South Carolina push to the front in a strong stock industry drive. The article notes new vigilance in the veterinary field, rising farm efforts, and a statewide shift toward investment and commerce. The piece also mentions a regional celebration and golf meet with prominent local figures participating.

Menon Dane North South Carolin Targa North Carolina

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