Norfolk and Western Train Schedules Mentioned in Berryville Daily
Railway notices list May 25 schedules for Norfolk and Western trains serving Bristol Roanoke and Pocahontas with Pullman sleepers and connections to Philadelphia Washington and New York. It notes northbound and southbound departures with times and special car arrangements, signed Bevill W C panne Ke Gen Pasa Axt Boe.
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PRZ
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Iladelphia
Isbingtoh
Pullmar
M. Pullman
Ae Ootaea
Phil
Bevill
W.C. Panne
Axt
Boe
Train schedule excerpt shows mixed daily routes to Harrisonburg and Washington
The clipping lists westbound and local train numbers from Strasburg to Harrisonburg and Alexandria with arrival times from 6.00 am to 11.56 am and evening departures. It names No 173 mixed daily and No 49 noon local with buffet parlor cars, plus No 218 for Alexandria and Washington and No 28 for Washington arrivals.
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Harrisonburg
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Pranbedicih
Alexandria
Washington
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Alexandrix
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Strasburg
Brown
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Five Legislators Sentenced for Bribery in West Virginia
Five legislators from Mingo Putnam Roane and Mason counties were sentenced by Judge W S O'Brien to prison for accepting bribes to vote for Col W S Edwards for U S Senator. Rhodes Duff Asbury each received six years Hill five years and a half Smith five years and six months all disqualified from holding public office for life. The trial, first of its kind in the state, spanned over two months with two more legislators awaiting trial.
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Whester Springs
W. Va
S. A. G. Rhodes
Mingo County
Bath
H. F. Asbury
Putnam County
B. A. Smith
Roane County
David E. Hill
Mason County
W. S. O’brien
Col
Asbury
Senator Smith
Hill
West Virginia
Henry Brannon
Supreme Court of Appeals
Empire Amusement buys lot for theater in stock deal
The Empire Amusement Corporation purchased the ground for the New Empire Theater from J. Henkle Henry. The lot fronts 69 feet on North Market Street and extends to an alley. The deal used $5,000 in the corporation stock at par, approved by stockholders July 30 and by directors the same day.
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Empire Theater
Empire Amusement Corporation
J. Henkle Henry
North Market Street
Improvements At Berkeley Springs Hotel Expansion Planned At Resort
Reliable sources report Berkeley Springs will begin improvements soon. Alexander McNeill, with a 50 year state lease, has drafted hotel and grove plans. The new hotel may cost about $100000 and additional improvements could require around $50000.
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Berkeley Springs
Alexander McNeill
Grove
Springs
Griffin Heads Virginia Bar Association Leader
Major Samuel Griffin of Bedford county was elected president of the Virginia Bar Association for the coming year. A long standing member and former Southside district vice president, Griffin is about 70 but remains active with a Bedford home and a Roanoke law office.
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Major Samuel Griffin
Bedford County
Therginia Bar Association
Southside
Major Griffin
Roanoke
Reunion of Odd Fellows Aug. 7 at Pen Mar Park
The final big reunion of the season will be held at Pen Mar Park this Thursday attracting Odd Fellows from Southern Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia. Alexander M. Dockery former Missouri governor and ex-congressman now third assistant postmaster general will deliver the address.
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Pen- Mar Park
Odd Fellows
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Pen Mar
Alexander M. Dockery
Missouri
Congress
Mr. Dockery
House Party At Home of Massies in RELIEF Virginia
A August social at the home of Mr and Miss Benjamin Massie in RELIEF Virginia honors guests the Misses Murray of Washington Pye. Music and games lit the lawn with Japanese lanterns and late refreshments were served. Attendees included numerous Grove Park Barbour Carpenter Hicks Rothgeb and Barbour families and other local residents.
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Benjamin Massie
Murray
Washington
Pye
Onnie
Edith
Sea of Washington
Bettyé
Ana Bessye Barbour
Sallie Grove
Anna Bell Grove
Ruth Pifer
Virginia Parson
Louise Snapp
Nannie Branner
Lena Branner
Mabel Rinker
Ednad Carpenter
Lester Branner
Claude Grove
William Grove
Lloyd Womeldorph
Harlang Barbour
Martyn Barbour
Harry Hicks
Carl Hicks
Russell Carpenter
Carl Rinker
Frank Barley
Santley Grove
Harvey Richard
Earl Rothgeb
Dale Rothgeb
Miller Craig
Weather Forecast Promises Cooler Week Ahead
Weather Bureau reports cooler mornings and nights with no flareback. Weekly forecast indicates below average temperatures in the northwest, Great Lakes region, and eastern states, with light, local precipitation and no general storm expected across the country this week.
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Weather Bureau
North American
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
Catarrh Cure Advice Emphasizes Internal Treatment
A long claim argues local applications fail to reach the disease area and that catarrh is a constitutional issue needing internal remedies. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure works by combining internal medicine with blood cleansing to affect mucous surfaces. It mentions Cheney Co as the product maker and cites a credited Paris physician.
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Cheney& CO
Adventures of a Goat on Winchester Street
A mischievous goat named Nannie causes chaos in a Frederick county town. She flees from teasing boys, dives through a church window into a Sunday school room, toppled furniture, and was captured with help from Mr. Cooper and a policeman. The goat’s owner Bob Smith is tracked down, and the matter ends with payment for damages pending.
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Winchester
Nannie
Rouss
Hook & Ladder
Water Street
Lberty
Mr. Cooper
Frederick
Bob
Lineran Church
Cooper
Refuge Brevities from Refuge Virginia
Dr. B A Wise and wife of Bluffton Georgia vacationing with Wise family in Stephens City. Mrs S C Rudolph returns from Cherry Run West Virginia after Lutheran reunion and Jennie Smith picnic at Harpers Ferry. Ida Steels horse badly cut by barbed wire. Grim brothers near completion to repair Fairview Church. H A Dinges of Stephens City improving after illness. Mrs J A McCarty slowly recovering. Rain badly needed in the area.
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Refuge
B. A. Wise
Bluffton
H. A. Wise
Stephens City
S. C. Rudolph
Charles Rudolph
Cherry Run
W. ‘Va
Rudolph
Pen-Mar
Jennie Smith
Harpers Ferry
Ida Steele
Dan
George Grim
Fairview Church
H. A. Dinges
J. A. McCarty
Norfolk Family Visits Clarke County After Richmond Birthday
Col. and Mrs. James Mann and their young son of Norfolk who stayed with Governor Mann in Richmond last week while he celebrated his birthday are now visiting friends in Clarke County.
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James Mann
Norfolk
Governor Mann
Richmond
Clarke County
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