Wheeling Park and City Scene Prominent in State
An aged and noisy page lists concerts, fairs, and transit offers. It mentions Wheeling Park as the finest pleasure ground with Sunday concerts by the full vypern Muese Orchestra. It notes rail and telegraph logistics for orders, and Wheeling & Lake Erie ticketing options. Names of agents, schedules, rooms, and prices appear amid promotional items and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Park
Pha
Vypern Muese
August Olf
Misaager
Circuit Court Action Reports and Pleadings
The circuit court saw judgments and filings including Keller Ettinger & Pink vs T BedUlion with a verdict of 2103.51 pounds. A suit for ten thousand dollars damages against Citizens Railway Company has preliminary papers filed by F I Moore administrator of Julia Moore. Multiple orders and petitions involve Paige Cauroy Co Wheel ing Bridge Terminal Norfolk Western and other firms as cases proceed or are abated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Keller, Ettinger & Pink
T. 1
BedUlion
F.I. Moore
Jula Moore
Citizens’ Railway Company
Dovener & Wovener Atwroves
Paige, Cauroy & Co
Wheeling Bridge and ‘Terminal Company
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Manutehoos
L. A. Lolf & Co
OMM, Prissell
Freeport Stone Company
Paige, Carey & Co
D. A. Holliday & Son
Tyrolean Comedy at Grant Opera House Opens Tomorrow
The Tyrolean a German diareet comedy drama will open at the Grand Opera House tomorrow for three nights and a Wednesday matinee. Star Wyman, praised for magnetism and show talents, leads a strong company with two clever children. The Tyrolean has drawn well and is expected to attract large crowds, promising ample amusement and lively scenes.
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Grand Opera
Wyman
J. K. Emmet
Whistler
Chilldren
Clyde
Jessie
Nicly
Wheeling
Toweries & Respond
Real Estate Valuations Reported by City Assessor
The South Site Assessors submitted their real estate books yesterday afternoon at City Hall. Total real estate valuation reached 96,150,510, up 4,515,005 from last year, a 21,005,105 rise. City totals exclude wards three, six, eight for personal property, which may bring the overall city valuation to about twenty-five million.
Real Estate Transfers Recorded at Clerk’s Office
Transfers of real estate recorded yesterday include L A Rolf to Carl Sobanaki for Park View Nos 38 and 39 with unknown totals, James W White to W T Rawble for thirty feet on South Broadway at $1 025, Mary J Ford and others to William Brand for lot 10 in McMechen and Bushfield addition at unknown price, Mary A Gwinn and G W Gwinn to W H Colvig for part of Main Street lot 34, and a deed from J A Sage’s husband to Annie Sage for part of Jonathan Zane’s addition lot 6. Display notes praise the Home Steam Laundry for fine work and high quality finishes during the recent exhibition at the Main Building Fair Grounds.
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Clerk Hook
Ostice
L. A. Rolf
Carl Sobanaki
Park View
James W. White
W. T. Rawble
South Broadway
Mary J. Ford
Wiliam Brand
Sil Tit
McMechen & Bushfield
Mary A. Gwinn
G. W. Gwinn
W. H. Colvig
Main Street
Anni. Sage
J. A. Sage
Jonathan
Zane
Grapes Thieves and Late Night Boisterousness at Court
A broad, disorderly night in town included eleven boys fined ten dollars each for stealing grapes from Sullivan's vineyard with costs, plus a separate arrest for a farmstead thief. A reform school option was discussed but rejected in favor of probation and monetary penalties. Police also dealt with a slugging match at a house of ill fame, a drunken vanity fight, a would‑be prize fighter fined, a religiously distressed woman taken home, and multiple drunks. A raid on an alleged house of ill fame led to the arrest of the landlady seven girls and one man, with substantial fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Arklé
Jesse Reister
Goo. Brest
Goo. Gill
Charles White
Edward Smith
Jas, Wistenberger
Henry Burst
Charles Hollis
John Roser
Albert Willams
John Werman
Mgr. Sullivan's Vineyard
Wilhelm's
Reform School
Peter Waters
Reymann
Andy Hertz
Arthur Conn
Tom Wolf
J. W. Bonar
Ann Wooster
Sullivan
William Robinson
Sylvan
Corbett
Hiv
Charles Bennett
Joanett
Lke Corbett
Bennett
Garden
Robinson
Andy Quiron
Ofhcer
Komeyer
William Forsythe
Moran
House of MI Fame
Kitty Leo
Fine china ware and wallpaper displays attract fair visitors
A prominent exhibit by Jake Friedel & Co. features fine china ware and wallpaper with special attention to Ohio Valley China Company goods. Peiedel & Co. showcase wall coverings with Lincrusta Waltons in varied colors and styles. O B Nye leads the decorating line, pledging quality and tasteful interiors at the Main Street show area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiedel & Co
O. B. Nye
Messrs. Froide & Co
Main Street
Eee
Arash
Electric line rails laid on Jacob street progress reported
A hundred workers toil day and night laying heavy rails for the new electric motor line on Jacob street between Thirty-ninth and Forty-first. The article notes rapid progress and mentions a single wire system being introduced in Martin's Perry. It also covers a theater production and various local notices while citing several local figures and institutions.
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Jacob Street
Martin
Perry
Funeral Charge An Undertaker Says He Took Charge
A reporter records Mr Myer stating he was asked to oversee the funeral and gave instructions to place markers. He investigated the informants and found them unreliable as they lived in box cars near Forty eighth street with uncertain pay. He notified Allmyer to take charge and obtain an order from B&O Railroad for the burial.
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Arbenz & Myer
Reuben Boring
Forty-seventh Street
Boring
Goring
Mr. Myer
Aasloon
Rona
Josefa E. Warient
Bourne
R Myers
Forty-eighth Street
Allmyer
B. & O. Railroad Company
Altmyer
In Memoriam at Miriam Chapter 1 Eastern Star
A September 6 1892 meeting adopted memorials for Jesse R Parnell praising his service to the chapter Masonic Fraternity and community and directing a month long charter drape and publication of the resolutions in the SunDAY Rearsten. Also noted are news items on Read Stone Thomas Dry Goods and the arrival of Rose Sweeney to Mrs Hart's School faculty with Sidney R Burleigh paintings.
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Miriam Chapter No
Order of Eastern Star
Jesse R. Parnell
Wreneas
Masonic
Lizzik
Stone & Thomas
Great Excitement Amid Largest Sale in City
A noisy promotional blurb invites the public to a massive sale at a store on Smin and Tenth Streets featuring deep discounts on suits, dresses, shoes, shirts, and more. It promises daily discounts, door prices, and exchange guarantees, urging customers to hurry for bargains and long lines.
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Smin
Tenth Streets
Boon
Hall Yrtew
New York
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L. Metz
Dentiots
Geo. J. Caddle
Market Street
Over Dollar Cavings Bank
Anermotoeter Rennes
Schuopt
Wostber
Fair
Meath
Seni
Galt Wateh
Varah Music
Miseeld
Yatcago
Labrie
Biola
Wheal & Wanchas
Emsccistors
Chy News Depot
Iar
Relmance Borele
Tastan Ben Terrien
Henry Fernie
Paeeten
Chidren
Lieventh
Ao Nova
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Ashney
Binsheimer
H. Eisheimer
Eleventh Street
Erkourt Court
the Tyrolean Company
South Site Real Estate
Real Estata Market
Lutz Bros
Justice Arkle
Bath
Man
Boff Street
ITA
John Weir
Tou
Theodore Snyder
la Belle Mill
J. H. Pipes
Opera House
Elmer E. Vance
Chicago
Philadelphia
U. M. W.of A
Belmont
Jefferson
Guernsey
Ohio
Bridgeport
John McBride
J. P. Jones
United Workers Union of Bridgeport
Wheeling Conservatory of Music
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Arbenz
Wheeling Conservatory
K. Elderkin
New York Insurance and Financial
Alfred Paull
and American
Phoenix
England
Messrs. Ruuck & Company
Citizens’ Insurance Company
Toledo
Cincinnati
Citizens
Citizens’ of
D. K. Elderkin
Elderkin
Prof
Sheff
Scientific Optician
Main and
Eleventh Streets
Blres
Head Stone & Thomas’ Ad
Beces
Wheeling Instalment Company
Mente
Ona Smek
Beytie Birkner
Lockhart
Texas
Soar
Boxton
Piyples
Celier
E. B. Potts
W. VA
Balch
Steubenville
Bellaire
Lew Martinsville
Bur
G. Ed. Mendel
Residence
Stora
G. Mendel & CO
Atlantic Tea CO
Y Hottman
Rasmres
Chanoa
Irene
Regen
Warrick
Paxnandie
J. Heilmeier
Trely
Ricur
Herrmann
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