Fragmentary Railway Office Personnel Snippet
Partial OCR text lists names and titles including Brown, Frank, GANnon, Cur ager, Vic, Gen. Manager, Sesers, D.C. W.A. A. Torx, Gen. Paas.At. sind. No clear event or location details emerge from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Brown
Mt Pasa
Fifteenth Bt
Frank
Gannon
Wy Bed Vic
J. M. Curager
Sesers
D.C. W.A. A. Torx
Paas
Sind
Clerk of Frederick County Circuit Court
Phil H. Gold serves as Clerk of the Circuit Court in Frederick County, handling official records, filings, and court administration for the county's legal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil. H. Gold
Frederick Co
County of
Frederick
Pat H. Gop
Grangers Picnic Excursion Rates From Williamsport Routes
Cumberland Valley Railroad offers special excursion trains for the Grangers Picnic at Williams Grove from August 26 to 31 1901. Excursion tickets are sold at varying one way and two day rates from Winchester Clearbrook Ridgeway and other towns with child half fare. returns available by 8.00 a m and 3.40 p m from Williams Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grangers
Williams Grove
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Grove
Winchester
Bond Ba Ibucaas Fey Te Teee
Clearbrook
Ridgeway
Bunker Hill
Inwood
Howesbiag
Darkesville
Martinsburg
Berkeley
Bedington
Falling Waters
Williamsport
Hagerstown
Lenore
Banker Hill
Tablers
Verger Insights and Shifts in Church Life Across Centuries
A reflective column questions verger stereotypes, noting rare zeal and occasional obstruction by bigotry. It then traces church administration and music evolution, from austere hymns to refined church art, praising rising cultivation while acknowledging resistant traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ecob
Uncertain dating of nailed horseshoes in ancient history
Military historians discuss when nailed horseshoes appeared. Greeks had no nailed shoes per Xeno phon, Romans did not, Nero dressed mules with silver plates, and Poppea with gold plates. Positive nailed shoe evidence shows in the 5th century tomb of Childeric I at Tournay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenophon
Nero
Poppea
Childeric I
Tournay
Frenchman Jean Perrin’s two imprisonments follow 1889 act
Perrin fired President Carnot in May 1889 to gain attention. He served four months in prison and, pardoned by Carnot, was given a tax collector job at Crepy en Valois. There he embezzled funds and drew a two year sentence. He was recently arrested for theft again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Perrin
President Carnot
France
Perrin
M. Carnot
Crepy En Valois
Yard Party at Macedonia Fundraiser
A yard party will be held at Macedonia on the nights of August 30 and 31 to benefit the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
Soap specials and ribbon sale at Saturday marks
The ad touts Mlonse cunly toilet soap three cakes in a box for 13 cents and Opera Carnation soap three cakes in a box for 19 cents. Also promotes sales of ribbons white spreads table linens cottons and umbrellas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation
ONE FARE ROUND TRIP TO ENCAMPMENT SALE BY B & O R R
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad offers a one fare round trip from all points east of the Ohio River for the G A R encampment in Cleveland Ohio September 10 to 14 tickets valid Sept 8 to 12 and returnable until Sept 15 unless deposited by Sept 15 with 50 cent fee for extension, tickets available from local B O agents. In Frederick county Virginia chancery suit Maggie L Fryatt vs G L Dodd etal seeks attach of G L Dodds half interest in two Stonewall district farms to satisfy a 2000 debt with court orders for defendants to appear within 15 days and notices to be published in Winchester Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
State of Virginia
Dudley A. Millerpin
A. D
G. A. BR
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
G. L. Dodd
John Dodd
Taylor Jefferson
William M. Jefferson
William M Jefferson
Sarah M. Jefferson
Sarah Catherine Jefferson
R. M. Ward
Emily VA
Virginia
Winchester Star
Corporation Court
J.M. Steck
H. Gouin
Circuit Court
Eli Jfrre
Back Creek
Frederick County
C H Purcell
Leah Frye
J. M. Steck
Matrinson
John M. Steck
Maryland R R Schedule In Effect June 13 1901
Train times outline Maryland railroad schedule with daily departures from Baltimore Union Bridge Bruceville Emmitsburg Rocky Ridge Hagerstown Shippensburg and Chambersburg to various endpoints including Frederick Littlestown Taneytown and intermediate stations. Times include early morning and evening runs with Sundays excluded for some routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynetuen
Maryland
R. Rae
Baltimore
Union Bridge
Balliaoe
Frederick
Bruceville
Littlestown
Taneytown
D.m
Rocky Ridge
Emmitsburg
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Shippensburg
Oeeee Reed Am
A.M. Stations
P.M. P.M
Eee
Clear Spring
Arivon
du US
Williamsport
P. V
Ay Hagerstowr
P.M. Aly
Onennienye
Highfield Ar
Oh Thurmont
Sai Sruceville
New Windsor Westminister
Gaius Emory Grove
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Robinson Bros
Rufus C. Robinson
Star Job Office
Washington
Alexandria
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Hessisonburg
Broadwa
Ae Mar Markt
Fier
Toc
Cernabire Jc
Riverton
Front Royal
Plains
Manassas
EB Roe
Stockholders Meeting
North Frederick
THE
Star Times
Jon
Baers
Harpe Kentucky Whiskey
D. P. Haddox
Frank Baker & Son
Acjining Hotel
Evans
North Main Street
E. T. Hott
C. A. Bowen
J. C. Coe’s
Dairyman
al O
W. B. Cameron
Funk &Ray
New Ad
C. W. Ramsburg
Piccadilly Street
Grangers Picnic
Star-Tower
Jos Wokk
East Water St
Wardensville
Henry Lamp
Martin Wisecarver
Jos
T. Wisecarver
E. L. Hodgson
STRAY
Walton, Purcel, Moorman & Co
Pocahontas
Randolph Counties
W. Va
A. H. Byrd
Washington St
Clearbrook Station
Seni Warren Rice
Snapp
Hattie
Rewa
James B. Hope
Market St
W. M. Sumption
West Water Bt
Cers
W. Mappox
Orrice
W. Water St
Charley Rouss
Harpers Ferry
Rex
England
London
Ely
British Museum
Kendon Church
Ar Hd
Jas
B. Russell & Bro
G. A.B
Maggie L. Fryatt
M!m. Lynch
Bowers
C. V. BB
Lenore Va
Mary Hack
Vailey Turnpike
Shenandoah Valley Baronets
W. Rick
Union Bank
G. Willis
Noonan
Will
Ellis Maloy
Rhalty
Tarner H Frye
Court House
Warren Rice & Go Commercial Collection Agency
Bousa Avenue
Aeen Rio Woo
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