West Virginia primary clashes over Silver and Cushwa
The Shepherdstown Register reviews intense West Virginia politics with Sen. Silver under fire for opposing public voting on temperance measures, Cushwa touted as better Democratic choice. It details accusations of bribery, campaign alignments with breweries and railroads, and calls for July 16 primary selections including county officials and education boards.
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TH Board of Public Works
Public Service Corporations
West Virginia
Public Service
Hartmore & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Glasscock
Board of Public Works
Blackford
Silver
Hannis Distillery
Harry S. Cushwa
Berkeley County
Democratic Party
Mr. Cushwa
Board of Education
R. T. Banks
Presidential Board of Education
Shepherdstown
John P. Kearfott
Jefferson County
House of Delegates
James Grantham
Notes From Nearby and Local Incidents
A roundup of local happenings includes Rev G A Gibbons celebrating a 25th pastorate anniversary in Homney Mooreeld and Okonoko. Reports of deaths, assaults, accidents, legal suits, and political candidate notices fill a jittery Maryland/Virginia area page with names like Fechtig, Johnson, Jeffries, and Lee shaping a tense chapter.
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G. A. Gibbons
Homney
Mooreeld
Okonoko
Ellen Matthews
Fairmont
Edgar Marble
Frederick County
George Bromley
Bunker Hill
Bromley
Marple
Harrisonburg
James M. Lee
Lee
Wesperada
B. B. Newcomer
Tuscarora Creek
Martinsburg
Newcomer
Alvey Myers
Hancock
Fayette County
Alecent
E. B. Hawkins
Carter
William Grafton
Hawkins
W. E. Osbourn
Shepherdstown
Ato
Many Waters
Thomas Malone Dies After Seven Months Illness
Thomas Malone died at his home after a seven months illness. He was a Civil War veteran and member of the First Maryland Potomac Home Brigade, the Church of God, and the Knights of Pythias. Interment was in Mountain View Cemetery. The item also notes assorted local visits, church updates, a tax on cemetery employees, and community notices about residents and visitors, with brief references to farm and business activity in the area.
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Thomas Malone
Awae
First Maryland Potomac Home Brigade
Church of God
K. of P. Lodge
Mountain View Cemetery
Hays Cronice
Philadelphia
Ebby Bender
Milton
Cluirch
Marcelo Wise
Wr. Jackson
Roanuke
Harry Thomas
New York City
Indiana State Monument
Aloy
Elmer Boyer
Gwynn Oak Park
Baltimore
T. J. Stine
Washinton
Clyde Taylor
Keedysville
Dayton
Ohio
Martha Reilly
Nellie DeLauney
Rose Bender
Dysville
Charles Bender
Alice Wilson
Annie Dixon
Martinsburg
Cys Munson
Dunbar Church
Eva Reilly
C.D. Albert
Samuel L. Miller
Tom's Brook
Via
Charles Cramer
Cumberland
Herman Cramer
Burker
Burker Hill, Is Here This Week At Ths Lone With His Mother, Mrs. George Zellers
Samuel Jourier
Apple packing expert to visit Charles Town July 7 1910
Mr. T. W. Trigg, a veteran grader and packer with Northwest and New York State experience, offers his services to Orchardists and Exchange members. He can be located by phoning the Charles Town fire department and will call on members upon request on July 7, 1910.
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Cushwa
Senate
Harry S.cushwa
State Senate
Gray Silver
Silver
Democratic Party
Pavierin
Shenandoah Junction
Ean County
Tne
J. W. Blackford
Bardane
Jefferson County
W. Va
Grry Silver
Charles Town
J. W. Blackrorn
Cheard
Winchester
A. Gibson Link
Transylvania
Kentucky
Link
Strasburg
Cedar Creek
Campbellsville
Bethel
Duffields
Winchester Presbytery
S. K. Phillips
Richmond
Hint
Berryville
Reformed Church
M. E. Church South
Lutheran—Communion
Avilla
Shepherdstown
T. W. Trigg
Virginias
Northwest
New York State
Board of Review and Equalization
Middleway
Kabletown
Harper's Ferry
C. A. Johnson
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United States
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Congress
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B. H. Hiner
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J. P. Kearfott
C. M. Wetzel
Edward Grove
Dr. Brown
E. D. Turner
N. R. Roberts
Rev. J. E. Triplett
H.C. Marshall
B.C. Watson
A. S. Miller
W. A. Fulk
J. E. Triplett
H. C. Marshall
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Pee
William H. Wilson
Moorefield
Friends of
Free Schools
M. W. Fuller
United States Supreme Court
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Warren Street
New York
Bluefield
Ee Foley
W. W. Michael
Martin
Grant County
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Bhazel
Atlas Glass CO
Wheeling
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Shepherdstans
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Virginia
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Norfolk & Western Railway
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