15 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1910
Page
1
Mining inspector W Nicholson reports the Eleventh District sees record safety with no major accidents for months. He cites stricter adherence to state mining laws, closer inspections, and cooperation between operators and miners as key factors in the improved conditions at Dry Fork and surrounding fields.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an exam on December 10 at the Federal Building Bluefield to fill an elevator conductor vacancy during the court session. Pay is 600 per year. Subjects include spelling arithmetic letter writing penmanship copying and experience. one subject may be omitted. A note mentions a St Luke's Hospital patient discharged after appendicitis.
In Avebury Park on November 15 a frightened man, accused of murdering nine year old Mary Smith, was spirited from the rockup to county jail after a mob surged outside. Officers moved him to safety as the crowd was driven back. Coroner Purdy postponed an inquest until feelings settle, likely until next week.
Col. C O Leary cites a Pennsylvania missive by James H Loh of Harrisburg titled frat lieutenant, denouncing American modern vices. The screed ridicules politics, saloons, corruption, and social hypocrisy, contrasting free land ideals with alleged degradation, and hints at continuation on page six.
A lively one night event features manager activity and audience reactions. Details recall a crowded foyer scene and questions about the host’s performance as officials and attendees discuss the show and crowd energy.
A nameless obituary fragment recounts the death of a city resident tied to Tacoma, noting mourners and related funeral arrangements. It mentions W. Wonder and relatives, a casket company in Santa Tenn, and a local undertaker preparing for services at Single Park Cemetery.
In Tristol Vo the report says a family feud led to injuries as a man was wounded at home during a confrontation with relatives. The incident followed disputes over drinking habits and caused visible injuries including a broken toe. Police are said to be investigating with several witnesses naming relatives and a possible shooter.
A Republican machine was swept away as a meeting near Bruen Crest ended in a violent flood. The driver lost control of a vehicle, occupants were thrown into a torrent, with one injured but not fatally. Several party members escaped unharmed.
Up to November, the coal movement in the Western district shows the heaviest activity in road history. If November continues, records may fall as throughput improves across the line. Local reports note marked gains but detail on causes or outcomes remains unclear.
In Nashville on November 15 Robin Cooper Woege was acquitted at retrial for the murder of Senator Carmack after the jury was instructed by the attorney general to render a not guilty verdict. The earlier trial had found Naulville’s Luke Lynch Bulby guilty and sentenced him to twenty years, but the state supreme court granted a new trial.
The County Court met in an assumed session at Princeton to canvass the election returns required by law. The work was completed in the afternoon with no material changes to the results previously printed.
Last night a lively event celebrated the Democratic victory with notable attendees including Mem, Reddick, Sir Reme, Medivh, and Mrs Gwynne. The gathering featured socializing, toasts, and remarks by local figures such as Mr and Mrs MorriAeey, Cantey, and Ghirey Line.
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