Homebound Wheeling Visitors Return From Charleston
A north bound Ohio River train carried a large group of Wheeling residents from Charleston, including Prof. Sipe, Sen J J Pasbes and son, City Solicitor White, Attorney General Alfred Caldwell, and many others. Most had been in Charleston overnight, now eager to be home away from the capital’s glare and the Senate’s busy days, with only a few remaining doubly weary from the lengthy session.
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Wheeling
Charleston
Ohio River
Prof
Sipe
Mallon
Senetor
J. J. Pasbes and Son
White
Alfred Caldwell
JB. Sommerville
P.P. McNett
W. JW. Cowden
Loula J. Butal
EH. Curtis
Brooke
Mueal
The
Benate
Charlestan
Wea
Vott eshalt the Second Ward inives
A brisk men s work report details eleven officers under Billy Carey solving a midnight binge tied to bacon wand. By two o clock thirty six persons were detained and listed as tame on the blodge. Wheeling wid Horrigborg railed company moves to Rey mann brewery and Dither home as four workers are hurt with Gorwe ower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vottes
Billy Carey
Wheeling Wid Horrigborg Railed Company
Tuesiville
Reymann
Pamine
Josh Emst
Dither
Grurk
Gorwe Ower
Ve Brewery
Opera House Full as Beninant Company Stages Key Comedy
An audience braved cold to witness a third performance of a famed comedy at the Opera House. The original cast led by Miaw Marietta Nan and Teddy delivered strong turns in a lively night of songs, dances, and fresh business, with Mina Lipman charming as Agnes. Tomorrow night features A Bunch of Keys at the Grand Opera House, promising another three nights of humor and spectacle. The company will arrive from Nanbeilfe, continuing a noted engagement amid busy hotel plans and extra attractions.
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Atdiexc
Huse
Len Splendid
James Itslaton
Me. Huntington
Sonia Percival
Ontomeyer
the Baron
Bell
Iedwood
Mina Lipman
Agnes
Ming Putstace
Marietta Nan
Teddy
Abe
Charley Hoyt
Nanbeilfe
Tau
Rene Ie
Anspread
Srala
Mais Street
The ColDEST Of The Year Weather Recap
A harsh winter day described with temperatures plunging from 40s to single digits. The morning ice formed as the thermometer fell to near 5 degrees, with brief warming to 14, then another drop to 7.5. By midnight readings fluctuated and the night remained biting, marking the coldest day of the year with records of 4 or 5 degrees and a light breeze.
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Schmept
Schnepf
Wight
Althugh
Points on People in the City Featured Broad Travel Text
A procession of residents and visitors surface with names and journeys. Lou Swabacker travels to New York on a basious trip while B K McMechen leaves for New Orleans on a baxines trip. Sim Beaton Clark and George A Langbli visit, with many others named as visiting or returning from trips and shifts in the region.
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Lou Swabacker
New York
B. K. McMechen
New Orleans
Movars
Amos
Chan
Flint
el Ciniraville
Sim Beaton Clark
St. Clairsville
John E. Danlap
Mortiimer Pollock
George A. Langbli
Cleveland Axle Works
Gadle Pannell
Huston
Texas
Jangaont
Karaitat
Lizcie Mannell
Nort Main Street
Lottie Rinehard
New Matemou
G. Khoe
North Main Street
Blanche Neabitt
Nineteenth Whest
Slater
J. Cooley
Alleghray
Will, Nesbitt
Nineteenth Street
Joseph A. Metcalford
Thornlay
New Or
Jenna
Southern
Col. Thompson
Mex Nettie
Judgs Thompson
Wilber Downer
Foland
Sm Patterson
Miminy Sfinnie
Lacy
Inez Cvunicg
Lew Haven
Wenn
Neleon
Frank Harrison
Tradle Agwat
West Viechuia
Pitistry
Aecle
Sim
Marriso
MeLure Haw
Secret of Cease Pay Ex plained for Complexions and Purges
A long, garbled piece argues impure blood causes pale complexions and poor beauty. It touts purgatives and a universal remedy from Carlsbad springs as the only safe cure, naming dubious authorities and offering a mysterious bottle.
Bridgeport Notes of Social Life and Local Events
Min Clare Forber returns from Pittsburgh guest of Mrs. Williams Benne. A lively program at the Uir'eh'a hofl by the Phil Sheridan Conclave No. 12 K. 3 featured songs declamations and entertainment. Koehnlein Brothers report ice harvest and lighting costs rise. town to light streets with carbide. Ongoing revival at Colored Baptist Church draws large crowds. funeral notices and obituaries reflect community mourning and ceremonies.
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Min Clare Forber
Pitteburg
Williams Benne
Phil H. Sheridan
Natramen
Flora Wibit
Hoger, Jones
Taopris
Adealasion
Koehnlein Brothers
K. of P Hall
Meister’ Orebestes
Charli Burkle
West Bridge
John Haneon
Martin's Ferry
Sentes Lyla
George Wimtsin
Columbus
Bridgeport
Jast
Presbyterian Camery
Wittsburg
Mins Mamie Daneas
Mix Smith
Nelcont
al Mra
A. Sauldl
I White
Tilly George
Ongles
Belmire Bes
Balliat
Yeatorday
P. Benner
Colored Baptist Church
John Chapman
Sienbeuiville
Lelay
John Woikwes
W.esterday
Kirkwont
Inez
Frien Mors Theidenstein
Mmoet
Friunt
Local Gleanings and Notices from Thaosvinee
Special Correspondence reports guests visiting Mrs Frank Tilton and others in Wheeling Benithfield Warrington visits, a painting by John Glawsbay, and health and farming notes. A protracted meeting expands as new members join. a state town meeting considers forming a Tristate League club with Findlay tipped to lead. Militia tensions rise in Comox as miners threaten strike and violence looms. Alfred Liscomb plans a Washington walk to settle an election bet, risking $1000 fine.
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Sunday Register
Thaosvinee
Mies
Carrie Winterballer
Louis Daub
Wheeling
Mra
Prank Tilton
Wolday
Benithfield
Mra Win
W. G. Moor
John Glaws Bay
Mra Ewing
Warrington
Edward Deary
Pottery
Nn Packer
Henry West
Warrenton
Moore
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Everest
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Steynlie
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Hinde
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General Lafayette
de ‘Shuttleworth
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James A Dickson
W. I. Hall
T. W. Shrove
Washington
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Rome Court
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Kal- Hou
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Maggie Kerr
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Carrie Ingiebright
Harry Wetherald
Mire
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Mia Anza Hampton
Trenton
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Robert ‘Stuart
Deanie Mess
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Clair
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Millight
Comwu
Yederlay
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Stephtal
Angxatminalian
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Selyol Teachoce
Eralevourt
Hell
Cooney
Ralph Unnnisubers
Ceokiz
Ernest Toile
Beelgepirt
Yommarlay
Alec Cerin
Pwyerty
Puthattent
T. Hagen
Tywtibay
Sonthy
Annie Goes
Tans
Omies
Kate Ralston
Ana Meer
Joe Pacragton
Will Thienn
Alex
Tivo Walter Darra
Albert Murvsal
Etic Social
Sinithbelt
Gert Eleaer
Momert Miller
May Hosmer
Stelle Congdon
New York Heraldange
Jarniah
Trhat
Iife
Amuneseents
Pate
Yat Rowney
Fxg
Patle
Katie Rooney
Kate Pactonn
Goutther Hive
Lnck
Me Lanis Aldrich
Coapman & Selless Ay Pargner
Savurday
Gillteather
Charied Millard
Charlee Ray
Ura
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Hood
Michigan Mutual Life. Insurance Company
Toran Iscome
Tosuran
America
Omar
Carlsbad Pelties
American iaNtyll
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Aewiys
Deo Mont
Tareas
Bork
Tenale E . Pees
Torah Assa
Toran
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Aveta
Institutes
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Insurance Department Baal
Yeas Woite
Toakel
Rolleyttaldérs
Posen Faby Poteiis
Ato
Alsiders
O. R. Looker
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H. F. Frede
W. F. Reynolds
Jacob S. Farrand
T. W. A. Butler
J. E. Robinson
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Cleveland
Wasmixurox
Geo. W. Childs
Phila
Aalphia
Srv
Find Senor DePedroso
Ellan Mace West Maris
Houlasdop
GM Hotta
Agel S Yea
Faera
Male Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Uardes
Prilay
Ban
Danghimeor
Bence
Patie
Blund
Sanday
Breidenateln
Kirkwoot
Tussley
Bodley
Justion Hadley
Ray
Devlin
Worth
Childewn
Jeremie
Market ST
Wheeling. W. VA
Tiltonville Briefs
Lins
Tristate
H.C. Frauer
Club Om 1865
Tritoye
Findlay
Pisber Aidl
Shin
Chamberlain
Louieville
Krotent
Cotmedels
Pamber
Comox
Attuck
Thresten
Rentotes
Alirel A
Liscomb
City
Washin
Georg
Bein
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