May 20 1900 Business Office and Editorial Room Notice
Classified item listing a 3.00 dollar amount and 1 75 telephone contact for the business office and editorial room dated Saturday May 20 1900 with minimal readable OCR text.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1909
Page
4
Classified item listing a 3.00 dollar amount and 1 75 telephone contact for the business office and editorial room dated Saturday May 20 1900 with minimal readable OCR text.
The New York World calls democracy a state of mind and quotes editors on tariff and tax issues. The Courier Journal notes Aldrich and Roosey positions while the Chicago Tribune emphasizes the man behind the gun. The Courier-Journal warns the income tax fight pairs with tariff abolition opposition.
Senator Johnson of North Dakota harshly criticised Bryan over a clause in the Wilson bill benefiting the Standard Oil company. He asserts Dirgan flagged the issue early, and many lawmakers voted without knowing the clause, now recognized as protecting Standard Oil. The piece questions Johnson's stance and party unity.
An editorial snippet in the Springfield Republican discusses the evolving public perception of Jefferson Davis prior to 1900, noting calls to honor him with statues and the shifting tone in New England. It critiques persistent, heated opinions and references political figures and legal sentiments of the era.
The text voices postwar reflections on President Davis and the surrender at Appomattox. It argues Davis bore obloquy yet resembles a vicarious victim in a sacred rite, contrasting modern elites with older covenant sacrifice.
Richmond Virginia Rev Dr Arthur York recently elected bishop co adjutor at the diocesan council session in Leesburg was formally counseled last night by a committee. The notification occurred at Dr Clark home where Lloyd is a guest. He had just arrived from Virginia Beach and said he would accept with formalities to follow.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Affairs of the city of Bluefield until the Sunday of June 1908 at 5 o'clock p m for 1000 feet of fire hose. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. J T Akers Auditor by order of the Board of Supervisors. You pay a high price you deserve the best quality. Insist on Monster Pulverized and get your money's worth 10s all quality.
Abandonment of job printing and purchase of a large press prompts sale of multiple machines. Items include a Babcock Optimus cylinder press, Dexter folder, Chandler and Price jobbers with steam fixtures, Mercantile Addressing Machine, Splendor Weekly press, 7-5 inch 20th Century Wire Stitcher, water motor, 20 inch power perforator, and two letter copying presses. Address Evening Leader Bluefield West Virginia.
Several rental listings for houses and flats on Powell Alton Park and Princeton avenues plus Beasley and Pulaski streets. Also lost dog sighted near George Street and various wanted items and room board notices from local addresses and businesses.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a positive treatment for catarrh and constitutional disease. It claims the remedy works by improving blood flow and glandular secretions, with a $100 reward for proof of failure. Toledo Ohio makers promote 75-cent price and mail order options.
The notice outlines new May service shifts on the Pull Tayeleeper line between Macold and Claelonatt with extended and adjusted routes. Trains between Lynahmeg and ntienatt and the Roanoke area will be altered with Richmond opening for reception and Norfolk and Waternity regions noted as affected.
The Board of Affairs of Minefield calls for sealed bids until the sixth day of June 1909 at 7 p.m. for a project involving monumental walkways in the city. The board will receive bids for the work and the project details are outlined in the notice. monitor pulverizea mentioned appears unrelated to the bid.
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