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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1896
Page
8
A Pacific Health Journal piece counsels patient treatment of a wife’s trials and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best for colds. It quotes Dr Cyrus and Dr Edson on cold dangers, urging prompt relief and lung support, with multiple local merchants selling the product.
A city meeting set Memorial Day plans including a memorial sermon at Wesley Church tonight. Comrades will shuttle from Twelfth and Main at 7 15 to Thirty sixth Street and march to the church, with Holliday and Stephens Posts urging ex soldiers to join. Saturday grave-marking at Greenwood, Mount Calvary, Stone Church, and Mount Hope cemeteries will be carried out by posts. Committees to visit schools for Patriotic Day Friday are named, and Mt Zion cemetery talk will be by T M Garvin Esq.
Filo Cooks faced hearings by Joel Wise Gileypy on charges of running a himee of ill fame at Twentieth and Main streets and two cases for operating a place at Nowie alley. Bradford tried for thirty two charges of reciting News in alleys for immoral purposes and held for court on $10 bonds each. Yorn Critwell tried for intruding in a house of ill fame and held on $0 bond. A man fined $5 for carrying a revolver and $5 for having a razor. George Smith and Philip Dunlap fined and sent to jail for ten days for jumping the baseball park fence. Mrs. David Lamplin left for New York to sail for England. Mrs. Rothschilds of Cincinnati leaves after a visit with her sister. H. Buchman arrested for selling without a license. Belmont brick works shut down for a few days. Ladies' Aid Society held a strawberry social at the parsonage to aid church debt. Miss Lingle Kuckuck visiting from Pittsburgh. Aetna-Standard pay listed at about 419.09. Frank Webb ill but stable. Memorial services today at the German Lutheran Church. Ordination of Rev. Winn Ovhl y achlaeger at the English Lutheran Chapel with a 14-member choir. Cycling Club to Cadiz. Pentecost Sunday observed with Masses and church services. processions and confirmations planned. Next week includes Ember days with fasting obligations. The church to be cleaned. help requested.
Bellaire notes list Memorial Day observances and church services across First Presbyterian First M E and Bellaire churches. Stella Stanton of Chicago is billed as a featured speaker for a Friday evening program at the 1st M E Church. The piece also mentions veterans groups, troop parades, cemetery rites, and community events tied to May 2 through May 6 with various processions and musical offerings.
Fragmented report from Bridgeport cites court case in Squire Howells' court involving Brilzeart Oi and Gas Come pany with claims of $80. Mentions Frank Wayne, Thomas and Frank Stevens, music store, and various residents including Miss Blanch Hoftiner and Mrs. Ghent. Notes Wplory Hall assembly, church school activities, and a bake mill plan at Uy Aetiunsednd.
Geer and John Earnest spent Sunday in Marietta while Tim Pennett visited relatives to-day. Hon O W C Hardman and Hon W Seymour Edwards were prominent visitors. Harvey B Hubbard aged 50 died after a short illness with pneumonia. The river at Pittsburgh h as 4 feet 4 inches and stationary at the dam. Weather clear and warm.
Train times list arrivals and departures on and after March 15, with notes on time zone differences and special schedules. The document covers routes including Cleveland, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and connections via Akron, Wheeling, and other Eastern lines, showing specific departure and arrival hours and service changes effective February 4, 1996. It also notes Saturday service starting February 4 1996 and a daily pattern with Sunday variations.
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