Political musings from Shepherdstown on war and corruption
The Shepherdstoten Register urges skepticism about wartime patriotism and rails at corporate control of politics and coal. It notes Whitney buying a $50,000 colt, laments high prices, and predicts politics dominated by big business, with future presidents and judges aligned to corporate interests and suppression of miners.
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New York
William C. Whitney
West Virginia
Keller
Pocahontas
Matewan
Fairmont
J. N. Camden
Camden
Cleanliness urged to curb flies and disease across alleys
An editorial urges citizens to remove filth that breeds flies and disease amid hot weather. It warns against trusting flies as cleaners and emphasizes strict cleanliness, especially in alleys, to protect streets from health risks. The piece also notes political and local school leadership changes and broader concerns about public welfare.
Good Cough Medicine Endorsed by Local Drugstores
A local druggist J. Goldsmith of Van Etten New York reports five years of complete customer satisfaction with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He uses it in his own family for ordinary coughs colds and la grippe coughs and finds it effective. Reinhart's Pharmacy carries it. Also advertised are Speer’s old choice wines including Port Claret Burgundy and Unfermented for entertainments and family use.
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Chamberlain
J. Goldsmith
van Etten
N.Y
Reinhart
Speer's Vine
Tragedy Unfolds in Hagerstown as Grant Slays Two
Terrible tragedy shocks community as John William Grant a Cumberland Valley Railroad engineer shoots Fuller and Flory after a dispute over his dismissal. He wounds himself and is shot by Policeman Murphy E. Flory. Fuller dies, Flory dies, Grant survives. Coroners indict Grant for murder. Shepherdstown mourns family.
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Hagerstown
John William Grant
Shepherdstown
Grant
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Winchester
William Hoee
Samuel H. Long
Jacob J. Fuller
Fuller
Long
Puller
Mr. Long
Polivemin Murphy E. Flory
Flory
J. William Grant
Murphy E. Flory
Maryland
Will Grant
Julia Smootz
Miss Month
Lawrence
Guy
Laurel Fork
Dry Park
West Virginia Central Railroad
Hendricks
William Booker
J. W. Crowl
J. Speelman
Frank Coe
Baltimore and Ohio
Parkersburg
Barrackville
A. J. Daker
Grafton
Town
Submarine cable and patent nostrums era noted
A fragmented column recalls the original English Channel submarine cable from fifty years ago and parallels its era with the rise of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a leading dyspepsia remedy. It notes legal sentences for a 1880s robbery, Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for sprains, a postponed Vivian Sartoris and Archibald Balfour marriage, and Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm nasal spray sold by Ely Brothers.
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Hostetter
London
Vivian Sartoris
US I Grant
Archibald Balfour
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren
Sunday Excursion to Baltimore June 30 1901
Sunday excursion to Baltimore for 1.00 includes round trip on June 30 with special train from local stations. Tickets sold for a guided route visiting Shenandoah and Harper's Ferry before returning to Baltimore Camden Station by 9 90 p.m.
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Harper's Ferry
Sandy Hook
Sif A. Mn
Baltim
Baltimore
Camden
Mraid Hill Park
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Destructive storm devastates Bik tom Valley town and railways
A severe rainstorm last Friday and Saturday wrecked Bik tom Valley with a cloudburst destroying a small town, washing away rail lines, and triggering widespread ruin. Estimated losses reach about $2 million with many deaths and missing residents. Relief efforts mobilize as trains halt and supplies are transported by wagon.
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Heydone
N. & W. Railway
Yalarel
Br. Boge
Privite
Erutary
White
Amd
Hudzon Wee Loulisti
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Poltestad
Qos
Lomap
Deli
Bilkhorn
Williwia Tenenag
Bryan Lae
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San Jose Scale Threat Warns Counties Near Berkeley
A distorted plea warns of the San Jose Scale pest invading orchards around Berkeley county and nearby towns. Officials urge owners to destroy infected trees and act quickly to prevent spread, citing penalties for noncompliance and urging distribution of the notice.
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Jann Orelispl
Duibelde
Charles Youn
Ledows
Paler
Arial Ganleary
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