Transgressors Way Ends With Jail Time and Fines
Hillery S eaton a Magnolia West Virginia freight conductor obtained a marriage license then demanded beer at J W Cook & Bro. He was ejected, jailed, fined 2 dollars, and later released after his mother died. Harvey Knodle and John Obits face grand jury for larceny with $300 bail. Others arrested for selling without license and disorderly conduct were processed. some acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillery W. Seaton
W. M
Magnolia
W. Va
J. W. Cook & Bro
Wm. Cook
Seaton
Barber
Hoffman
Magnesia
Harvey Knodle
John Obits
Harvey Reed
Berkeley County
Clearspring
Large Profit Claim On Traffic Diversion In 1901
Baltimore News reports the diversion plan from the Western Maryland to the Central Vermont would net the Western Maryland about 600000 dollars in 1901, over 70 percent of its net earnings. The Pennsylvania would target WWMs business using Baltimore and Ohio leverage. A Philadelphia dispatch outlines the plan to shift traffic from B and O to the C V within 61 days, with the C V rebuilt to handle the moved business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore News
W. M
C. V
Pennsylvania
Pennsy
WW. M
Boundary Stones Found at Big Pool for Boundary Line
About fifteen Mason and Dixon boundary stones lie at Big Pool, consigned to Hancock commissioners for relocation along the boundary. Six stones are intact, others broken. Stones were removed from various spots around Big Pool, one found in a barn built into a wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuis
Mason & Dixon
Murder at Steelton boarding house shocks community
William Filer murdered his wife and Harry Bennett after a jealous quarrel at James Ensminger’s Steelton boarding house. Filer shot Bennett first, then killed his wife in the street. The case follows his accusation of infidelity and a fatal confrontation after catching Bennett punching his wife. The report also notes unrelated items on Lancet diet guidance, Amherst county court indictments for felonious assault, and local church reopening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Filer
Harry Bennett
James Ensminger
Steelton
Filer
Bennett
Amherst
Wood
Fluvana
J. Campbell
C. H. Crawford
Loyalists ignore insurgent decree in O U A M dispute
Insurgents of Jr. O. U. A. M. reject the Loyal State Council decree revoking lodge charters. Circular urges surrender of nothing to Edward Deemer and warns against lawsuits as baseless. The piece also notes estate filings, guardian accounts, and a confession in a separate case from Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council
Summer complaint cures with Chamberlains remedy cited
A Lansing Iowa Journal note praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for a family case and urges households to keep a bottle on hand in summer. It states the medicine is not advertised by the writer's paper and lists Warehams City Pharmacy and Central Drug Co as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Lansing
Iowa
Journal
Wareham's
City Pharmacy and
Central Drug Co
Wareham’s City Pharmacy
L. W. Spalding
Verona
Wareham’s
City Pharmacy
Ten Bay Excursion to Ocean Grove via the CVRR
The Cumberland Valley Railroad advertises a ten day excursion to Ocean Grove New Jersey using CVR trains and connections through Philadelphia. The excursion departs Hagerstown at 9:00 am on Thursday August 21 with round trip rate six dollars and eighty cents. Tickets are valid on regular trains return until August 31 except for the New York and Chicago Limited and the Pennsylvania Special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
N. J
Cumberland Valley
C. V
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Niagara Falls
America
Baltimore and Ohio
Royal Blue Line
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh and
Wyoming
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Camden Station
Brunswick
Hagerstown - Frederick
Meedysville
Harner’s Ferry
Buffalo
Rochester
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Mauck Chunk
Atlantic City
Cape May
South Jersey
Watchman bargains and local grocers advertise sales
Milton Kohler offers watches clocks jewelry and silverware at low Maryland prices. Local shops promote potatoes coffee and dairy butter, grocers list fresh Begs and Elliott Meyers dairy items, while Miller & Wineberg tailor suits and Ringer offers custom clothing. Also noted are dental, livery, millinery, and transportation ads plus Foley kidney cures and Bealth Restore products.
Few Oak Refrigerators at Low Wholesale Prices
A crowded display of fresh goods and notices from Main’s beside Market House offers limited stock on Fine Oak Refrigerators at reduced wholesale prices before impending price increases. Also: assorted groceries, cigars, canned fruits, and a parade of local services from heating to livery, with rail excursion details and new fashion perfumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main’s
Manufacturers Supply Co.m. L. Main
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Ransgressors Way
Charles
Edward
William Ripple
Tuck Smith
Frank Showman
Constable Rowland
EB & G
Breathedsville
Iustice Hoffman
Maud L. V. Rimel
Winchester
Martinsburg
William Rimel
Keedysville
Pelican
Orphan's Court
Clara ¥. Kesselring
P. C. Kesselring
J. F. Martin
Anna F. Martin
Annie B. Emmert
Daniel Immert
Joseph 8
Este
B.A. Worca Guardian
Ira W. Weiser
Samuel Johnson
Guardian
Susan M. Jones
John F.ium
Christian Krohberger
Alville Conner
Samuel Bender Conner
John W. Cable
Anna Mary Brown
Lela Frances Brown
Negress
Susan Barber
Margaret Athey
Ten Bay
Milton Kohler
Maryland
Mices
B.S. Miller’s
Q. T. Byers
East Franklinst
Elliott & Meyers
Baviland
Potomac
Franklinste
A. B H. Davis
Mt.Sterling
Foley
D. P. Schindel
Nobby
T. B. Ringer
Blew & Lucas
Potomac St
W. A. Ford
Wash Square
Monath’s
M. Fuchs
N. Potomac St
Hullenberger
W. Franklin St
Gearys
Baldwin House
Sehaff Electric Co
Dod
R. T. Hopkins
Polar
Wis
M.A. Mann
W. Kent Miller
C. Brewer McCune
12.N
A. W. Munson’s
Pub
Martin & Stover’s
Centrel Meat Co's
Foley's
Post Office
C. A. Ritchey
California
Ramacciotti
Porter
Havana
T.H
Washington St
Bane Snyder
Summit Ave
Baltimore Stc
McKee Bros
Hunter
Hamilton Row
Naval
Mobley’s Drug Store
Homer C. Grove
P. O
J. W. Hershey
West End
Ov.rr
C. Call
D. Swartz
E. Washington St
W. Rowe & Son
Mammoth Furniture House
Franklin St
Paul Bichler
Actietam
Belvidere Brewing Co
Harness
Semler
Pagerstown Lounge Co
South Potomac St
Valenci Bros. & Co
N. Jonathan
Sempeles & Proteres
Chas. E. Rigney
Elagas
Res
Barry Keller
Hamilton
G. B. Charlton
J. Harry Schuefer
BUY Direct
Market House
Manufacturers’ Supply Co
M. L. Main
Mecca
Joen B. Sweeney
Firecery Store
West Washington Street
A. W. Munson
Tom the Tailor
5. A. Hollenberger
Broome
Pagerstowwn
J. C. Wiederhall
Williamsport
Lethday
Washington
PHOND
James William Leiter
Offich
Washington Street
A-Wely
Hfelce
Julia Hamilton
Nature
Clare
Hagerstown Brewing Company
W. D. Wilson & Bro
Potomac Street
Seth
Eagerstus
Washington County
Hagerstown Bank
Yalllows
A. E. Albert
MNC
E. Wagaman
Edward Heard
Mile, Police Headquarters
Glitt
South East Corner Public Square
Mo. Geakle
Halfway, MD
Petoteetes
Howard Ullrich
Geo. H. Hager
Fire Insurance
N. Y
A Secote Bre Ra
Ots Sun Ins
Germania Fire
Greuwich
Can Central
St. Louis
Glens Walls
PAG
John Ankeney
Zeigler
Jonetban
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