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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1891
Page
3
In a chaotic and jumbled write up the piece catalogs many players and teams with garbled names. It references Te Sap Metog and various figures amid a chaotic sports world scene. The tone mirrors a local paper’s sports column with scattered names and matchups.
garbled narrative with stray phrases about a platform incident at South Peteling station and several disjoint actions involving sacks and objects near sleeping figures. readable fragments mention a woman, a man named Reber, and confusion over events as voices question what happened.
A sprawling reminiscence recounts the New York Giants and manager Jim Mutrie, with jokes about Buck Ewing and Roger Connor. It mentions players like John Burdock, Moy, and others, plus late winter plans, injuries, bets, and boxing and athletic notes, including races and pool tourneys.
Five applications for membership at Welcome Lode Thursday evening. Seven candidates advanced to first degree and three to second. The lodge reported £275 spent on improvements and notes several lodges reviving AO W in the state. New Masonry and widows’ support programs are mentioned amid overall membership figures and upcoming visits.
Fragmentary text mentions numbers dear and climate notes. References to H.W. Courstas, Ferguson & Co, and Duie Cy appear, but details are unreadable. Unable to determine concrete event, date, or participants from available lines.
Newsy notes report Mrs Leslie Carter’s Chicago debut drawing strong applause and confident reviews. Alice Dunning Lingard and Alice Mooring Lingard are highlighted for their contrasting careers and endurance, with Lydia Thompson’s burlesque run at the Standard winding down and Ship Ahoy! generating both praise and controversy as it moves from Boston to New York stages.
A letter from Hennig denounces a Randiy Register piece criticizing Booth and Barrett’s age and the careers of E W Keann Louis dames and Frederick Warde. The writer labels the article as tasteless advertising and warns it will sour public opinion of the stars among professionals and patrons. Also notes local items: spelling bee, high school literary event, and a funeral.
A fragmented text describes a father carving a duck on a deck or table. It references hands, meat, and a tale with partial phrases like wrap and a bird meal. The passage is garbled and difficult to fully parse, preserving only the core action of carving and a domestic setting.
Scores find relief through Drs Copeland and Bel Liberal for catarrh and chronic cases. Residents praise the medical skill, while Mart Ferry puddler Mr Join Holmes recounts his experience with the writers inseparable from the emergency.
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