Taft and Roosevelt discuss a political clash in 1910
The Shepherdstown Register reports on Taft in Washington and Roosevelt's return to American soil. It notes scuffles within the Republican Party in West Virginia, guesses at Senator Scott's re-election, and barbs about bills, conventions, and tax ideas. The item mixes editorials, rumors, and political commentary about national figures and local reactions.
Martinsburg Notes Highlight Local Events And Deaths
Washington county crop value estimated at 150000 dollars. Dittmeyer elected WV pharmaceutical official. Robbery suspects fled Vanclaresville. Ramsburg pursued with shotgun. Eight-year-old Grim dies in Winchester after contact with live wire. Martinsburg reorganizes city officials led by Mayor Caskey. Ripon men arrested for attempted assassination of Jeff Ball. Peter Kees dies by suicide at Jones Spring Berkeley. Hagerstown debates animal welfare vs youth issues amid saloon crimes. Storms cause floods. Potomac and local rivers rise. canal towpath affected. Various local notices include elections, marriages, theater events, and public health ads.
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Washington County
W.T. Dittmeyer
Harper's Ferry
West Virginia State Pharmaceutical Association
Huntington
J. A. Ramsburg
Vancleresville
Lewis Grim
William Grim
Winchester
Martinsburg
Caskey
W. W. Downey
D. H. Stuckey
L. H. Thompson
Henry Hess
Roper
Berryville
John Murray
Peter Rees
Jones's Spring
Berkeley
Back Creek Valley
Kees
Nelson F. Kees
Shepherdstown
Jefferson Circuit Court Reopens After Adjournment
The Jefferson Circuit Court resumed on Tuesday with the John A. Emmert robbery case against Dr. Pittman’s drug store in Charles Town. the jury could not reach a verdict and was discharged with bond for November terms. Other actions include demurrer decisions, overruled motions, divorces granted, real estate reports, and various civil and criminal determinations in the same term.
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Jefferson
John A. Emmert
J. J. Pittman
Charles Town
Emmett
Faulkner
Thomas R. Moore
C. J. Wysong
George H. Hagiey
J.C
John Blue
Daniel B. Lucas
Martha C. Daven
Port
A.C. Yates
Cam T. Yates
WW. Trail
Ann B. Trail
AW. P. Alexander
Advir
C. Anderson
W. R. Anderson
D. Anderson
Anderson
W. E. Leedy
Old Dominion Tobacco Company
Charlies Town Building and Loan Association
Dora Thomas
Cleon Moore
Jas. Thomas
Plaintiff Building and Loan Association
FW. Brown
John A. Hawn
D. S. Hawn
Joe Bartley
John Sager
Millyille
John Porterfield
Sager
Newnan
T. R. Hodges
N.& Wo
Ben Wood
Gutober
JW. Cornell
Kearneysville
Mes. Mand V
Public Sale Listing Chas Crowell Auctioned Household Goods
Public sale of Chas Crowell and M P Crowell listing residence items at Shepherdstown. The inventory includes furniture, cookware, dishes, utensils, a washer, stove, glass jars, cans, chairs, tables, and a few personal items. Terms offer a sixty day credit with approved note payable at a regional bank. Sale begins promptly at the listed time.
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Shepherdstows
Chas
W. Crowell
M. P
Very Low Rate Summer Excursions by Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railway offers unusually low fares for summer trips to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City Rehoboth Beach and other resorts with multiple departure dates from June to September plus conventions and events listed in major cities including Atlanta Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Ocean Grove Saratoga Springs Fresno Los Angeles Portland Pueblo San Francisco and Victoria Details on rates routes and sales times available from ticket agents in Baltimore and Ohio.
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Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Bobby Park
N.J
Long Branch
Point Pleasant
Reobath Beach
Del
ALA
National Eniai
Atlanta
Odd Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Patriarchs
Chicago
Ill
Knights
Templar
Detroit
Mich
Ellis
B. P.O. Fs
Grand Lodge
Milwaukee
Wis
Knights of Pythias
Ocean Grove
S.J
Friends’ General Conference
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
B. YP
Pacificatee
Fresno
Danish ‘Brotherhood of America
Los Angelos
Cal
American Institute of Homeopathy
American_Bankers’ Association
Portland
Obe
Ancient Order of Hibernians In America
Pueblo
Col
National Irrigation Congress
San Francisco
American Cisteopathic Association
N. J
Reoboth
Shenandoah Junction
Asbury Park
Teachers Appointed At Shepherd College Board Meeting
The Board of Regents in Charleston reappointed nearly all Shepherd College faculty headed by Principal Thomas C. Miller and first assistant Walter M. Duke. New or returning appointees include Mabel Henshaw Gardiner, Lynne Waddell, Ella May Turner, Loraine Fortney, Louise J. Smith, Eleanor Blatche Barnes, and others across languages, history, science, chemistry, and music. Several departments such as model school and elocution may see changes. few state institution changes noted including J D Muldoon at Keyser Prep and principals at Marshall, West Liberty Normal, Glenville Normal, and Concord Normal. The Fairmont Normal principal selection remains pending after C J Bennett’s resignation to Oregon.
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Board of Regents
Charleston
Shepherd College
Thos. C. Miller
Walter M. Duke
Mabel Henshaw Gardiner
Lynne Waddell
Ella May Turner
Loraine Fortney
Louise J. Smith
Eleanor Blatche Barnes
Glenville Normal
C. L. Bemis
Concord Normal
Fairmont Normal School
C. J. ©. Bennet
Oregon
Fruit Growers Association endorses Virginia Fruit Exchange
Jefferson County hosts a meeting of fruit growers with New York Chicago and Pittsburgh experts. The group endorsed the Virginia Fruit Exchange by resolution, claiming about 70 percent of the county apple crop and regional peaches will join. The new co operative aims to supply wholesale goods and cooperage materials to members across the Shenandoah Valley and Eastern Panhandle.
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Ferson County
Charles Town
Virginia Fruit Exchange
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Jefferson
Berkeley, Clarke
Frederick
Panhandle
West Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Optinibus
Congress
Chafton
Huntington
Charleston
Moundsville
Parkersburg
Wellsburg
Williamson
Moargestown
Elkins
Sixtersville
Buchhannon
Philippi
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