The Journal AW M Mig7es Editor and Owner
The Journal notes M Mig7es as editor and owner. The brief item identifies leadership at the publication without additional context or dates.
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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
2
The Journal notes M Mig7es as editor and owner. The brief item identifies leadership at the publication without additional context or dates.
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The passage notes Republican speakers struggle against the party’s national corruption and Virginia’s post Reconstruction woes. It accuses Republicans of hypocrisy and broken pledges, cites Slemp and Martin’s control, warns Democrats to avoid inaction, and predicts loyal Democrats will flood ballots for Saunders.
The text criticizes Commander Peary for an unsportsmanlike stance toward Dr. Cook and his North Pole claim. It notes public sympathy wanes as critics argue perseverance and frugality can be misread as stinginess. It reflects on political and personal dynamics when rivals do not concede defeat.
Fragment from a historical column notes that both parties showed privation and agitation as they reached the spot. It argues that personal failings, not excuses, explain crutiny of others and reveal human nature’s tendency to distrust rivals.
The National Democratic Party would suffer a heavy loss with the death of Gov. Johnson of Minnesota. He was viewed as a strong 1912 presidential candidate due to cross regional appeal. His untimely passing is deeply regretted, given his potential to unite southern and central western votes.
Democrats appear to gain favors from the administration as Republicans protest, a tactic seen as a ruse by shrewd politicians to draw members from the GOP. The tactic may please only those seeking spoils, while its loss would be a purge of undesired influence.
On Monday Saip Mr. Rumble mocked Judge Mann with a wicked smile and said he could spank the judge if a suitable spot existed. The Norfolk gentleman likely regretted his admission as Senator Saunders concluded the exchange with him.
Richmond Virginia September 20 1909 Special the oyster situation in Virginia is eminently satisfactory from a sanitary standpoint according to an official statement from the State Health Department Experts examined the beds along the Chesapeake and issued health certificates to many planters The investigation followed last winters reports that unhealthy oysters were sent to northern markets The findings showed most beds were clean with only a few unsanitary spots Health authorities declared dangerous grounds abandoned and improvements made prompting general rejoicing in the oyster regions of the state Miss Effie Faulkner New Castle Pa endorses Sutherland Eagle Eye Salve for sore eyes a three year condition cured
The fargoys sire Old Bedworth will spend the remainder of the season at the Fair Grounds of the Southside Agricultural Association. James and Hudgins, owners, are listed as owners or managers.
Miss Mary Lula Foster wed Charles Rowan of Mississippi in a private ceremony at the Foster home in Palace Green Virginia. The Rev Dr Woodhouse and Rev Dr Bishop officiated. The couple departed for a bridal tour in the South and will reside in Army, Mississippi.
Miss Bertha B. Wolffe daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Wolffe of Mathews Virginia and Mr Richard W Foster were quietly married in Baltimore at Hotel Altamont on September 1 9. The ceremony was by Dr H M Wharton pastor of Brantley Baptist Church with close friends present. After the ceremony the couple traveled north and will reside in Mathews Virginia. The groom is a leading local businessman and the couple leave with many well wishes.
Invitations are issued for the marriage of Miss Cecia Dora Lawson and Mr. Ernest Clifton Hudgins at Central Church on Wednesday October 6 at 9 30 a m. Both parties are well known in the county.
A Monday joint debate opened by H H Rumble of Norfolk for Republicans and J R Saunders of Saluda for Democrats. Rumble argued against Democratic governance and school policy while Saunders countered with humor and rebukes, contrasting present conditions with Republican eras. Saunders praised Judge Mann and touted the state’s achievements amid criticism of past promises.
A speaker faced repeated interruptions from his opponent but consistently turned the laughter back on the Norfolk gentleman. After concluding his remarks, he received a round of hearty applause from the audience.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute at Blacksburg, Virginia showcases decree courses in Agriculture Horticulture Applied Chemistry Applied Geology Civil Mining Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Metallurgy and Metallography and Preparatory Veterinary Medicine. It lists instructors shops laboratories steam heating electric lighting dormitories a 12 000 volume library and a farm of 1100 acres.
One year course for young farmers with nine months of tuition and fees totaling 276.60. Virginia students pay 226.60. The next session opens Wednesday September 21 1909. Pav. B. Barrincer M D LL D President.
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