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Newspaper

Shepherdstown Register

Location

Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1902

Page

3

West Virginia editors tour Wheeling exhibit rivet works

The Virginia Editorial Association at Wheeling detailed a productive session with business talks and law changes. A press group toured Riverview Tube Works and tin mills, saw glass and brick works, and visited Moundsville State Penitentiary, enjoying a Park banquet and speeches by Governor White and Bishop Donohue.

Re Virginia Wheeling Board of Trade Geo. A. Laughlin Birch West Virginia United States B. & O. Railroad Riverside Mont Pelee Mozart Park Moundaville State Penitentiary Haddock J. Slidell Brown Kingwood Argus E. T E. Hood Charleston J. Bruce Hess Mannington R.G. Brown Harrisville T. T. MacDougal Ceredo Bishop Donohue BE. E. Hood Odell McKinney Fairmont Sam R. Harrison Piedmont Kingwood Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Niagara Falls Rediston The Intelligencer Herschel C. Ogden News John Day

Notes From Nearby Chronicle of Local Happenings

A collection of short notices from Hagerstown and surrounding towns reports events and incidents. Highlights include a 87 year old dentist in town, a camp of 20 boys near Sharpsburg, a Martinsburg wedding, a farm accident with a broken arm, a death in Winchester, a stabbing in Stephens City, a 13 year old globe trotter planning world travel, a suspected poison cheese incident in Sharpsburg, a toll-house robbery arrest in Hagerstown, and a narrow binders accident involving a young girl near Winchester.

Car Wheels From Money and Other Notes Tidbits

A history of bank notes recycled into railroad car wheels is linked with a tongue in cheek plug for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. The piece notes a Senate dustup between Beveridge and Bailey, references summer illnesses and Chamberlain’s remedy, and ends with a bank robbery and suicide by Anthony S. Sherman, cashier of the Merchant's Bank of Newport, who stole 326093.49 dollars and left 150 behind.

Anthony S. Sherman Merchant's Bank of Newport R. I

West Virginia News Highlights From Mingo to Morgan Town

West Virginia items report Mormon elders riding a rail in Mingo County and leaving before daylight. Eight prisoners escaped Parkerburg jail by keys made by themselves. A man named John Ch is linked to a penitentiary in Mountaineer region. The West Virginia Christian Endeavor Convention is set for July 8 to 10 at Sisterville with reduced rail rates. Camden Inter-State Electric Railway lines sold to a New York syndicate. Senator Camden profits around 2 million. Robbers hit McMechen and escaped after blowing safes, with about a thousand dollars seized. Marion County primary results favor Strugiss over Schaber and Swisher for State Senate. Salem’s potable water-linked bloody flux alarms doctors, with cases in Grafton. A negro tramp dies in a freight wreck near Glengar. cash later claimed by an editor. Coal miners mostly return to work as shipments resume. Mother Jones and others face hearing in Parkersburg, adjourned to July 11. Harry C Woodyard wins GOP nomination for Congress at Parkersburg convention. Pullman Ventilator Co stockholders meet. Camden, Whitaker, Duncan and others elected directors and officers. Death of Joseph Ray Irons, 11, from hydrophobia aboard a Baltimore and Ohio train after a cat bite. burial in Morgantown region after Pasteur treatment arranged in Baltimore.

John Moun West Virginia Christian Endeavor Sisternville Camden Inter-State Electric Railway Huntington Ceredo Kenova Cadetteby Ashland Ironton New York Camden Robbera McMechen Wheeling Marion County Charlie Schaher Geo. C. Sturgisa Strugiss Swisher State Senate Glengar West Virginia Mother Jones Jackson Parkersburg Joseph Ray Irons L B Ella Irons Morgantown W. Va Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore Cumberland West End Tounelton

Electric Bitters touted as cure-all tonic claim

An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a permanent cure for stomach, kidney, liver and nerve troubles. It promises relief from rheumatism and malaria and guarantees satisfaction at 50 cents. Separate note notes corn price rising in Chicago trade to 78 cents a bushel with speculation of reaching a dollar.

Reinhart Chicago

Vacation Days Open Air Fun Warned By Ad

Vacation time brings children outdoors with safe play in mind. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is advertised to stop pain and prevent complications from cuts and wounds. L B Johnson of Swift Texas endorses it for sores and skin ailments and warns against counterfeits from Reinhart’s Pharmacy.

DeWitt L. B. Johnson Swift Tex Reinhart's Pharmacy

Wedding Bells Across Two States by Wilt and Reid Families

Two ceremonies mark joyous unions: Irene Wilt of West Virginia married James Brown of Upperville Virginia at Leetown Baptist Church with a large bridal party and reception, then Nancy Moore of Brunswick wed Ben Reid near Harper’s Ferry with a second ceremony at Pleasantville Church.

Irene Aeyter L. P. Wilt Eis W. Va James Parthi: Brown Upperville Leetown Baptist Church J. P. Essex Sadie ‘Trussell Walter Wilt Virginia Hamsher Maid of Hepor Misses Maybell Marjorie Wilt Geo. T. Sledges Shepherdstown Will Gibson Hugh Hammond Arthur Trussell Kearneysville Washington Thomas Brown Emma Parker Stephen's Chy Herbert D. Grove Staunton A.C. Reid Sr. Chas Wiltshire Union Church Pleasantville Mud Nancy V. Moore John I. Moore Brunswick Sample's Manor Benpols Reid Harper's Ferry Ey, Ritter Petersville Lutheran Church Lillie L. Morrow Sharpsburg Clemma M. Stoulfee Baltimore Katherine E. Hoffmanter Nellie Moore M. K. Moore John D Jesse Holfmaster Ritter Mrs. Reid

Local notes from Bardane Budget June 1902

A village column lists visits and guests from Shenandoah Junction to Charles Town and nearby towns. It records travels of families from Bellefontaine Ohio, Cumberland, Vancleresville, and Ashland Virginia, with references to Forsyth, Cherry Cottage, and Shannondale Springs. Mentions church services and local shops including Reinhart's Pharmacy.

Baloank W. Va Thos. Rutherford Your Town R. L. Engle Joseph Thompson Bellefontaine Ohio John KE. Thompson Hector Bell Adams Cumberland Mary Grave Nona Morrison Shenandoah Junction Walter Beavers J. Hi, McKahan Rufus Washington Jas. Conley McKahan Cherry Cottage Mabel Hell Shannondale Springs Beas King Vancleresville Augusta Wilson Mattie Dorsey Charles Town Burr Ernest Williams Robert McGarry Randolph Macon College Ashland Glenvice Normal School Bethany Church

Churches Schedule and Clergy Movements in Berkeley County

Local notices list church services across Berkeley and surrounding areas. Rev J J Fix named pastor at Falling Waters Presbyterian. ordination and visitations planned. Weekend services follow multiple denominations including M E Church South Shepherdstown and Mt Wesley. quarterly meeting in Lane.

Ateranguia New Market Baltimore E. Church South Luray Reformed Church Presbyterian Church of Falling Waters Berkeley County J. J. Fix Fix Round Hill Frederick County Virginia M. E. Church Shepherdstown W. W. Barnes Mt. Wesley Lane Presbyterian Church Providence Kearneyaville Duffields Shenandoah Junction Marvin Chapel

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