Political Noise And Party Plans In West Virginia
A fragmented political column blasts the Sugar Trust post office graft claims, mocks Chinese policy, notes Democratic and Republican ticket dynamics in West Virginia, and reports on party leadership picks including James H. Miller and Thomas B. Davis as the Democratic State Executive Committee leaders with McKinley Roosevelt at the Republican National Convention. It cites delegate predictions from Monongalia county and mentions local figures J. G. Hurst and William Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstoten Register
I. L. Snyder
Sumruenpstows
Tuvesnay
John H. Holt
Cabell
James EL Miller
Summers
Free Schools
Monongalia
George M. McCoy
Tyler
J. Garland Hurst
Jefferson
W. EB Hf
Mason
William G. Bennett
Lewis
Cuse
Jh. W. Morrow
Col
J. G. Hurst
William Campbell
Parkersburg
Jamee H. Miller
Hinton
Ol. Thos. B. Davis
Keyser
Miller
West Virginia
New Democratic
R. 8. Kinchelow
L. Watson
Hugh Jarvis
L. E. Smith
H. G. Armstrong
Geo. I. Neal
L. E. Stokes
J. H. Miller
W. E. Chilton
E. D. Talbott
John T. McGraw
T. B. Davis
P.R. Harrison
B. D. Gibson
RK. W. Morrow
D.S. Eichelberger
N. S. D. Pendleton
A. Rt. Unger
Morgan County
Col. J. G. Hurst
Stuart W. Walker
Martinsburg
Jefferson County
WJ. Knott, Jr
Campbell
Hons
S. W. Walker
Berkeley
Frank Harmison
Morgan
B.D. Gibson
T. R. Moore
Regents in Morgantown face university clash over Raymond leadership
The West Virginia University Board of Regents meets in Morgantown amid rumors of dismissals for faculty named by President Raymond. He may withdraw his resignation to stay, while opponents in Charleston show broad public support for Armstrong and Hodges. The piece notes strong statewide sentiment against Raymond and warns of significant fallout if regents retain him and oust key faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Raymond
Armstrong
Hodges
Brown
Parkersburg
Register
West Virginia
Seashore Excursions From Baltimore & Ohio R R to Jersey Shore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers Thursday trips to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City New Jersey Ocean City Maryland and Rehoboth Beach Delaware. Tickets valid sixteen days with stopovers on return through Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington for New Jersey resorts and Baltimore Washington for Ocean City and Rehoboth Beach. Contact ticket agent for full details and accommodations.
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Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
N. J
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New Jersey
Washuenon
Baltimore and Ohio RR
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pennayitania Railroad
Mageritons
Harrivourg
Ocean Chiy
Sts Isle Cary
Avalon
Anglesea
Wildwael
Dially Beach
Road
Tirooeh Pullman
Roosville
Rownake
Miladelphia
New York
Shenanoah Valley
W. G. Been
Ruanoke
Shepherd College Commencement 1900 Highlights
Shepherd College capped its class of 1900 with a week of events in Shepherdstown. The Parthenian and Ciceronian societies led the literary contests, with Miss Kathryn Donley winning the oration and the Parthenian team clinching 70 points to 30 for Cicero in debates. The Mandolin Club and Glee Clubs performed, and the eloquence contest featured R. W. Border and Lillian Knott as winners. The annual alumni meeting elected officers, and Rev J Spangler Kieffer delivered an acclaimed address on beauty and good. An evening anniversary program and town banquet closed the festivities.
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Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Harlech
Shepherd College Glee Club
Rebecca Carskadon
Brier Rose
Bess Butler
Annette
Lutie Allstadt
Miss Allstadt
Duke
Katie McKee
Mr. Duke
Claudius
Cynthia
Miss McKee
Rebecca
McKee
Cicero
G. H. McKee
Katharyn Donley
Messrs
G. P. Anseld
D. A. McQuilkin
Lalla Maddox
John McGarry
Anseld
McQuilkin
Parthenians
Shepherd College Mandolin ‘Club
Margaret Welshans
Florence Miller
L. D. Arnett
B. F. Sperow
W. Irving Dice
Paul
Studenta
J. Spangler Kieffer
Hagerstown
Parthenian Hall
William E. Osbourn
Lucy Schoppert
Genevieve Rightstine
Ella D. Hout
Annie Licklider
Folk
Mt. Jackson
Jesse A. Engle
J. B. Fleming
Williamsport
Nellie Hendricks
W.S. Hammond
Washington, D. C
C. Frazier
Geo. M. Knott
John A. Trostle
E. Rush Turner
Ella May Turner
James K. Hendricks
8. P. Hamrickhouse
Town Hall Association
Partheniat Hall
Association
Shepherd College Commencement Week Highlights
The article details a series of senior events at Shepherd College including toasts by Geo Beltzhoover and others, senior class day with campus performances, and the commencement exercises. Diplomas were awarded to 14 graduates led by Katharine Hammond Butler and Ralph Winebrenner Border. The program featured music by Amy Hoffmann, Florence Malar, and others, a mascot presentation, and a potential $25,000 new building appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reinhart
Katharyne Donley
Hampden Triplett
Deafness Cure Promise Prompts Hall's Untarrh Cure
An 19th century advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tubes and that only constitutional remedies can cure it. It asserts nine of ten cases result from catarrh and offers $100 for any deafness case cured without Hall's Untarrh Cure. Sold by druggists with Hall's Family Pills as the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cwesry & Co
Toledo
Hail
Smallpox Circular Prompts Vaccination in Charlestown
Jefferson County Board of Health meeting on June 15 1900 reports fifteen to twenty smallpox cases confined to the colored population in Charlestown. It outlines vaccination measures a temporary hospital guards and detentions and urges universal vaccination and reporting of suspected cases to curb the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
County of
Jefferson
Charlestown
Saul
W. F. Sterirt
M.D. Creet
W.H. T. Lew
Cyanies G. Loras
M.D, Forrest. Brown
Local Election Echoes Amid Turbulent Weather Report
A scrambled report notes Dre Wey and Hishop examining Rans dalph Dattersmette with a witty smallpeen, while Mondax and Meeited discuss a election outcome. The piece mentions a storm on Thursday, Mr Hite Marshall with a horse and cult, and Keane striking on a vein of pipeure during a Wednesday event, all amid broad guapantibe and disease stamp efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Keane Steuik
Hite Marshall
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James M. Mason, JR
J. G. Donnelly
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Boteler Moore
Mark Hanna
United States Posty
China
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Tus
Navy Department
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Democratic Senatorial Convention
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K.P. Keyarly
K. J. Gibson
H. J. Super
Walter E. Dithmeyer
A. R. Unger
A. J. Michaels
Romanus Hunter
Hostetter
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
State Normal School
Geo. M. Beltzhoever, Jr
E. D. Turner
Ella M. Kelsey
A. 0. Kimler
J. M. Rancau
College Hall
J.C. Thrasher
Laura Lavinia Knode
Ralph Winebrenner Border
Katharine Hammond Butler
America
Brown Ferdinand Sperow
Cummings
Pinenti
Lucie Allstadt
Mies Lucie Beltzhoever
Dixie
Schvole
Charles Hugh Reinhart
Boyd Armstrong Reinhart
Granville Hampden Triplett
George Peterkin
Prof
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Robert 8. Carr
Regenta
Lissouret
Kinler
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County Board of Health
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Bulletin
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