Death of Col George F. Bissell at Victoria Hotel
Col George F. Bissell, longtime Wheeling business leader and organizer of western rail ventures, died at the Victoria Hotel in New York City at 1:15 AM yesterday. The report notes his crucial role in Wheeling’s industrial growth, his presidency of the Wheeling and Eastern In perwenter Company, and his influence on regional commerce and railroad developments. A large contingent from Wheeling mourns his loss, and preparations for his funeral in New York are underway with attention to his public service and business legacy.
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