Fragmented Wheeling Register notices and broadcasts
The Wheeling Register lists a mix of notices and advertisements including delivery terms, staff mentions, and oblique editorial bits. It cites names like Jas B Taney and Cha Gorta, with scattered references to public notices, market prices, and a lengthy political commentary heavy with era-specific opinion.
Street Talk and City Commerce in a Grip Era
The column discusses a grip epidemic, recent deaths blamed on the malaise and bad weather, and notes on insurance, banking and theater audiences. It includes a Bellaire school superintendent anecdote, remarks on electric lighting, printers’ lobbying, and a survey of Wheeling’s industrial growth and labor patterns. Details mention January 23 and a New York telegraph note on U.S. government negotiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Bellaire
Wheeling
Cliltons
Fas Ustate
Robbery on Missouri Pacific Express Car at Daling
Two bold men robbed the Missouri Pacific express car between Sheldon and Lamar, holding staff at gunpoint. Express Messenger Houck, Baggage Master Hall, and Traveling Agent Barrett’s purses and a safe combo were forced. $75 and minor sums of money and jewelry taken. Other notes mention Spanish dispatches and Garza insurgency updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Swan
Sheldon
Lamar
Houck
Hall
Barrett
How to Be Fashionable by Kate Thorn
A satirical guide urging the wealthy to display wealth through ostentatious dress, oversized jewelry, bleached hair, and luxurious dogs. It mocks social pretensions and advises strict etiquette toward servants and spouses while detailing extravagant grooming and pet-keeping as status signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Thorn
Litte Fiddie
Biddy
Mt. Washington
Inkerman
FiteHingle
Scsid
Mr. Jones
John
FitzDingle
Captain St. Whiskers
Mrs. Jones
Union Accident and Benefit Association Claims Report
The record outlines payments by the Union Accident and Benefit Association for death claims in the month ending January 20, 1892, noting over $3,000 paid to members that month including about $1,000 in weekly disability benefits. Testimonials praise prompt, full payments and reliability from Wheeling and nearby towns, with several letters of thanks dated 1891 to 1898.
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Caion Accident and Benefit Association
Union Accident and Benefit Association
Wheeling
Benwood and
Fulton
W. Va
Messrs
C.D. Thompson
Gustave IL
Medick
Wm. Bayha
Prion Arcudent and Benefit Association
Vaz Grxrees
Katie Heitz
Mary Heitz Eld
Henry Kent
Fifteenth Street
Warrrise
W. Vau
C.D. ‘Thompson
Gustave
Dnd
Matha
Lavende
Union Accident and Honefit Association
Union Accident and Reports Association
Charles Bouter
Rost Renn
Hoo Marker St
Puntos
Meyare
C.D. Thambenn
Iy Imeband
August Miller
Mitaatty Poulton
W.va
Railway Time Card Fragment Delays and Arrivals Dec 13
Fragmented timetable lists arrival and departure times for multiple routes and stations in EST, including Washington City, Columbus, Pittsburgh, and Chicago services. It references daily schedules with weekend exceptions, approximate times, and notes on express and accom services, presenting a historical rail timetable snapshot with numerous incomplete lines and misprints.
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Framcom
iMyi
C'y
Halt
Phil
Palla
Riv Atn
Cumberland Aesous
Claresville Aeonin
St. Clair Eville
Derany
New York
Express
Cin
St. Loele
Louis
Puitsborg
Pitts
Cleve
Chicago
Etechenvills
Pittsburg
Cleveland and Chicken
Pittebore
New Sore
Liverpool
Medina
New Phils
Oxasl Dover
Amd Mesettlan
Clatesville
Clalewelie
St Claireville
Rays
Railross
Gane
Ballaize
Zayesville
UG Pal Iis Wooghes
Sapam Sebel
Abso Sivan
Heeling
Elm
Janasy Ie
Biggest Asth Record at Cripple Creek Mine Vein
January 23 Big strike near Cripple Creek Colorado in the El Paso mine yielded ore assaying 31,000 dollars per ton found forty feet from the surface. A seven foot vein of quartz rich with gold tested at 290 ounces per ton. News drew great excitement as ore was rapidly tested and helpfully verified.
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Froasaxt
Colorado
Cripple Creek
el Paso
Murderer Kills Sister-in-Law After Family Dispute
Michael Gaylor, a former policeman, shot and killed his brother's wife Mrs. Mattie Gaylor in her home after a family quarrel. He reportedly sang and danced in his cell after being arrested, expressing satisfaction at the act. The New York Weekly Bank Statement reports broad increases across reserves loans specie legal tenders deposits and circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Michael Gaylor
Mattie Gaylor
Gaylor
New York
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Wheeling Register
West Virginia Printing CO
Jas. B. Taney
Prekly
Mafecbed Communications
Acaeguis Lena
Suadat Register
Ming the Sewein
Chas Gortar
Sapere
Alex
Vung
FF Sinteanta Atret
Chas Menkemeller
Saeed Hra
RWLN
Coreer Uowsig
Aed Chaplin Siterte
Sb Wack
Janel Streete
Armeracht
MOOOL
Robert Hurt
Virginie Strees
W. E Williams
Vine Street
KB Wrsese
Pratt
Macy Racorrae
Cure
Buax Earl Saye
Ate
Cmnvantions
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Portugal
Wee Aweethead
Lagiatanaro Bavn
Enimura
Bill
Warmesom
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Dasa
Rimien
Friains
Chile
San Frantisco
South
Hamison
Gnandal
Sec
Washington
Jind
Hanniaon
Congress
Toy Tearsten
Prstee
Eleetchy
Hgbt
Frei Cust
Wemler
Gorm
Sommalydfil Mt Iu
Wileaca
Rock Island
Pacific
Caraline Tijumbeaud
Zoel
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Mati
Prinetas Ludastite
Troy
Muimen
Mo Slater
Ceokulsen
Ani
Aroahorg
Hood
Aldrugetets
Cle Hood & Ca
Apathecarins
Lowes
Misa
Fwo
Liv
Scfitt
Sonler
Coantry
Seto
Tairole
Saldan Ol
Ella Eirick
Warla
New Yoas
Nantiagy da Celle
United States
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Wasarxorox
D. C
Senor Montt
State Department
Adee
Santiago
Garee
Wasitaros
Teatela
Stanley
Department of Texas
Garza
Jnly
Sendaeany Hershey
Pewee
Pontrasty
John B. Vance
The
Alfred Shakers
Boston Herald
Alfred
U Court
GRO, B. Stifel & CO
Main Street
Stiter & CO
Stone & Thomas
Syc
I. G. Dillon&Co
Market
Edw
L. Rose & Co
Warrine
J. L. Ballard
Twelfth Street