Grand Opera House and City Notices
In Wheeling the Register lists happenings at the Grand Opera House and local notices. Names such as Herr Jos, Allen, Blanken, and Cots appear among ads and street chatter about sales, commissions, and upcoming events in the city.
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Grand Opera House
Kratt Troit Roe Savers
Wes Sole
Ormental
Litead
Grant Wal
Gereane
Lridgeport
Vie
Tigstaye de Gargata
Fearnt
Tieo
Oo Bieur
Inare Pacr
Ontie Blanken
S Cots
Cattee Roansare
H Emaheimer
Areawinls Ineander & Co
Moon
Oddities and notices from Wheeling streets and society
A stream of brief items notes a lone straw hat on the streets, theater crowds at the Grand, and plans for a sewer project near Thirty third Street. Cyclists head to Cadle, a saloon opens, glass workers return after fires, and local committees meet. Reports cover a charity fair, rail yard work, a birth in the ward, and a funeral. Local churches, trains, and streetcar incidents fill the page with terse society snippets.
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Dogabhsox, Laws & Co
Main Street
Tur Connel
Mort
Cass Kigmere
Does
South Fatah Street
Te Martin
Perry Opera
Rouse
Cleeit Thoner
Tomhix
Potlee Condt
Alice Bry
Sent Back the Keys. Youthful depravity in Wheeling revealed
A discharged prisoner from Moundsville penitentiary returned to crime in Wheeling and beyond. He broke bars with a file, escaped, returned the keys to a guard from Kentucky, then reoffended in Ceredo, breaking into a store and being sent back to the penitentiary. Police report ongoing cases of juvenile theft, with several young suspects jailed or lectured. A missing girl and an abducted child case prompted warrants, while arrests were made at a policy shop raid. Municipal notices advertise building stock and travel excursions.
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Moundsville
Wayne County
Kentucky
Ceredo
Reowren
Wheeling
State Reform School
Mooneys
Coudrys
Quiraty
News Depot
Deborugge
Harrison
Maryland
Pennstresix
Ike Smith
Willie Atkins
Atkins
Visiting Capuchin Bishop Benard Christen in U S tour
Rt Rev Benard Christen of Andermatt Switzerland visits Capuchin Fathers in the United States with fellow order members. He will receive $300. The note appears in the Sunday Register with a banking insurance question and local council remarks about paving Centre Street by Maloney Bros at 93 cents per yard and a $2000 bond. Baseball notes discuss Shamrocks vs Bellaire Globes in Benwood for 25 dollars per side and a game with the Pink Garters and Athletics.
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Benard Christen
Andermatt
Switzerland
St. Alphonsus
United States
Port Laxp Statray
Othe
The
Sunday Register
Sim
B.P.B
Martin's Ferry
Martin's Bory
George Duncan
Martin's
Bridgeport
Centre Street
Maloney Bros
Bellaire
Shamrocks
Benwood
Pink Garters
Globes
Wellsbury
Large Estate From William Busby Will Probate Recorded
The will of William Busby, dated May 8, 1591, was admitted to probate with executor William B. Simpson bond $5,000 and Wheeling Title and Trust Company as surety. The estate is estimated around 250,000 with 45,000 personally, and includes two Chapline Street dwellings and an annuity of 1,000 until Mrs Busby’s death, then split among children Samuel, Charles, Turner, and George Busby with setting aside sufficient funds, plus gifts to sisters Jane Rider and Margaret Edwards.
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William Busby
William B. Simpson
Wheeling Title and Trust Company
Chapline Street
City Hall
Sophie
Virginia
Market Street
Alley 14
Jane Rider
Margaret Edwards
Riverside Iron Works to Expand Plate Mill at Benwood
Riverside Iron Works plans a new addition to its plate mill in Benwood, expanding capacity to roll 49 inch plate and creating up to fifty new jobs. The project follows recent enlargements to the tube works and a bell weld department, aiming to make the facility the region’s most extensive industrial establishment.
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Riverside Plate Mill
Riverside Iron Works
Benwood
Alata Init
Riverside Company
Ill Assorted Couples Five Divorces Entered in Circuit Court
Yesterday the Circuit Court ordered five absolute divorces by Judge Paull. All suits were filed by wives against their husbands, citing drunkenness immorality neglect or failure to support. The cases named Hattie T Hine v Joshua Rine Anna M Wilson v C P Wilson Anna Albinger Mary L Corkle v W E Corkle Sophia Bray v Frank L Bray.
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Paull
Hattie T. Hine
Joshua Rino
Anna M
Wilson
C. P. Wison
Real estate deeds left for record and industry ads
Real estate deeds left for record at Clerk Hook's office include a September 1 transfer from Lars F Stifle trustee to John Maller for the north half of lot 13 on Lee street with $1200 consideration. Other transfers mention Margaret J Henderson and D H Dellauge for a Lot in Division C, with $172, and notices advertise European glassware, dry goods sales, and an excursion to Pittsburg Exposition by Baltimore and Ohio tickets for 3200 with two day admission.
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Clerk Hook
Lars F.stifle
John Maller
Othe
Lee Street
Garet J. Henderson
D. Hf
Ty Thomas Dellauge
Pittsburg Exposition
Baltimore & Ohio Company
Wherlfig
Pittsburg
Four railroad schemes proposed to connect Pewsky tracks
President Cochran of the Terminal Railway surveys three routes to reach the Pewsky lines from downtown with a potential tunnel under Fifth Street, a ravine spur to Main Street, and a hillside route behind the Yop mill. Plans aim to reach the river and Union station, enabling toward the Peninsula and Connellsville line, with hearings among Pennsylvania system engineers and no firm decision yet.
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Cochran
Terminal Railway Company
Pewsky
Terminal Company
Pe”wsky” Company
Eleventh Street
Foeling
Fifth Street
Main
Eise’s
Perwiity
Peninsula
Union Assenger
Eighteenth
Maret Streets
Iep
Jonathan's Ravine
Main Street
Pennsylvania
Pew Advertisements Describe Credit Plan For Home Purchases
An old advertisement for the Wheeling Instalment Co outlines a credit system to buy home goods and a house and lot. It promises reliability, honest prices, and a broad sales reach across three states, urging customers to trust the plan and its economic benefits.
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Cannes
Paradise
Aloyu
Suturan
Apd
Wheeling
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