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Readable fragments describe a daylong pace or routine disrupted by unclear events. Key names, places, or dates are not identifiable from the fragment. Further context would be needed for a precise headline and summary.
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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1893
Page
9
Readable fragments describe a daylong pace or routine disrupted by unclear events. Key names, places, or dates are not identifiable from the fragment. Further context would be needed for a precise headline and summary.
The column details weddings and engagements in the region, noting ceremonies at homes and churches, plus numerous parties and musicales on the South Side and North End. It reports trips, hostesses, guests from Allegheny and Pittsburgh, excursions to Atlantic City, and society events at Perry and Wheeling Park with dances and orchestras.
The article describes spiral ruffle trends for umbrella skirts, noting the corkscrew effect and the need for even hem clearance. It details a poke dotted voile dress with a princess foundation, puffed front embellishments, and lace cape over a gathered waist. It warns that skirts must be equal all around and not ride up front to reveal the ground, urging careful fit with buttons and hooks rather than pins.
Miss Cynthia D Rockwell a teacher at Good WI Mission in South Dakota has wed Richard King an educated licensed preacher and assistant to Miss Rockwell. The marriage follows Misa Goodale’s example and faces opposition from Misa Rockwell’s Washington family. The couple will continue teaching in Indian schools.
A Biddeford resident, aged 63, stated he has earned his living since age nine and has never borrowed a cent in his life. He asserted his financial independence and long tradition of self support, reflecting on his personal economic history.
Reports from Chantestoy and nearby cite Judge Hudson in Darlington ruling the dispensary acts unconstitutional for creating a state monopoly by taking business from individuals. Railroads may bring whiskey into the state. a dispensary cannot be opened at Darlington due to an improper appointment. Judge Grey of the Tillman faction issues a temporary writ in Richland county about Madison Road. Catherine Hadday, Arabian woman, charged with murdering her newborn. trial set for July 24 as residents note unusual public interest.
The Herald reports Archbishop Corrigan has virtually defied Apostolic delegate Mer Satalli by not restoring Dr. Richard L. Burtsell to the Church of the Epiphany and by sending the matter to Rome instead of obeying instructions. He faces choices between reinstatement, a new parish posting, or Rome’s guidance amid the Burtsell and McGlynn controversies.
Sapt S A Strouther of the Ironwood water works is under arrest at Horley Wis near the state line. Requisition papers will send him to Bessemer for safety as threats to lynch him grow. He is accused of causing a typhoid epidemic amid mine closures and famine relief shortages.
After entering a procurer's den to remove two enticed girls, Officer Robert Phillips was attacked by three term convict Lightning Clark and the den’s proprietor. Clark ripped open the officer's abdomen. Phillips cannot live. Community shock follows the brutal assault as authorities pursue charges.
West Virginia visitors flood Worth’s Fair Grounds for July Fourth celebrations. State shows and a large lawn expansion near the Maryland building prompt concessions, while schedules shift for Delaware and West Virginia day on August 23. State officials note no college day and list hundreds of visitors by name across the week.
The fragment names Coghan Weston M. J. Clarksburg B. Japes Thompson Henry Tappe Van He ley W. K. Bodiey Whitelings W. T. Edwards J. L. Ricomins are noted alongside Moundsville and Wheeling figures.
fragmented text discusses advice on catarrh and chronic conditions, referencing Dre Copeland and Davis. It mentions debates on treatment need, afflictions and purported improvements, and hints at medical remedies and health outcomes without clear facts or structure.
Emma Clark of Wheeling Ohio faces years of illness and failed medicines. She recounts seeking relief from Dr Copeland and Dr Bell with notes of potions and treatments, claiming improvement after Copeland’s care and basil remedies, ending with a reference to Copeland and Bates dis closure.
The advertisement offers all diseases treated at a uniform five dollar monthly rate. It covers consultation, examination, treatment and medicine for every patient.
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