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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1896
Page
9
A scrambled OCR fragment lists names, places, and scattered phrases from a newspaper page. The garbled text references individuals, locations such as New Jersey, and stray mentions of editors or authors, with no coherent narrative or complete events to summarize into a clear story.
Fragments of a garbled OCR text mention a person and a warrant in a whimsical, damaged passage. Names, places, and dates are unclear, with scattered references to authorities and a public matter. The piece lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
Fragmented report covers expeditions near Alaska and the Northwest, noting explorers, routes, and encounters with seas and rivers. Mentions individuals such as Ganid Kennan and W. Aieaaya, plus local business and social happenings in small towns. The text references Gold rush themes, shipping, and community meetings as part of a broad midwestern newspaper page.
Fragmentary notes from a wide range of Bellaire and surrounding notes recount a plan to settle disputes between borrle works management and former employees to restore prior positions. The page details local movements, social events, court actions, and community updates across W Va and Ohio towns with numerous named individuals and organizations.
Miss Gertrude Tate visits Wheeling for a few days. Miss Gertrude Thomas, a local teacher, leaves for Bellaire Ohio to spend Sunday with her parents. W T Sidell of New Martinsville visited on business. Trilling to begin Monday on the Yoho farm above town. Ed Havey of Benwood visits his brother Patrick. Mr and Mrs I N Folks move to Slatersville. Dr Frank McIntire of Grangeville plans to locate here for medical practice. Charley Stetson funeral held at Opossum Creek after drowning last week. Sr C Moore travels to Pittsburg on business. Prof Levitt praises spectacles fitting. Dillon Wheat and Hancher Co Millinery offers latest market goods Sailors and Walking Hats. Swabacke
A chaotic scene marred yesterday's match on the mail grounds as The Martins' club and H. Richards from Wheeling tangled after a disputed umpire call by Brock Brown. Multiple players, notably Ross Barrett, faced off in a charged moment that overshadowed the play and fixtures for sale advertised locally.
Fragmented notices list deaths and funeral details for several individuals. Budke, Maurer, Biv methal, and Deegan entries include names, approximate dates in May 1806, ages, residences, and private interments, with lines indicating funeral times, masses, and family invitations.
Tony Rev W R Barince, two years seven months pastor at the Baptist Church here, has accepted a call to Hildreth Baptist Church in Colmins. He will preach farewell sermons with morning topics The Kind of a Ministry I Have Carried Out Among You and The Brethren Commended God and the Word of His Goodness in the evening. Hartzog, during his pastorate, led active church work, added over ten members, and held five gospel meetings in days past in Cambridge and Toledo. He was known and liked throughout the area and played a part in the reform spirit at the recent city election. The church congregation was reluctant to lose him.
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