Local Virginia bank report sworn statement and rail timetable notes
A 1908 Virginia bank cashier swears to a financial statement while a detailed Baltimore and Ohio rail timetable lists multiple daily east and west trains among Harrisburg Chambersburg and Waynesboro connections, with through coaches to Philadelphia and Knoxville and Pullman sleeping cars on select routes.
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Above-Cameo Bank
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Jas. B. Burcuss
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R. T. Barton
M. Oures
W. E. Barr
Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Dillsburg
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Pullman
New York
Knoxville
Tenn
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Chambers
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H. A. Bilppus
J. F. Born
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Train Schedule Westbound Washington to Harrisonburg 1903
Train schedule outlines westbound service for routes from Washington to Alexandria Strasburg and Harrisonburg effective November 1 1903. Details list departure points and connections across the corridor and the westbound timetable.
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Washington
Alexadria
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Train Schedules from Hagerstown and Connections in 1903
Taking effect Sunday June 1 1903 the Hagerstown and Baltimore line runs daily except Sunday with multiple morning and afternoon departures from Hagerstown including the fast mail. Connections at Highfield with Gettysburg Hanover Spring Grove York Eastern Extension and Baltimore and Harrisburg Division. Also services to Cherry Run Chambersburg Shippensburg and via Cut Off to Quinsonia with Baltimore connections. F M Rowell G P A 8 Mainfold.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore
M. Arive
Highfield
Gettysburg
Hanover
Spring Grove
York
Harrisburg
Cherry Run
Chambersburg
Quinsonia
Frederick
Brucetown
A Night Attack On Fort Sumter
General Averell’s Federal raiders clash with Confederate forces at Rocky Gap West Virginia after a 1000 mile ride from Winchester. The engagement includes ambushes near Huntersville and a stubborn defense around White Sulphur Springs as Union reinforcements seek to break Confederate positions and threaten Petersburg.
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G. L. Kilmer
Averell
Rocky Gap
West Virginia
Virginia
Great West
South
John O Imboden
Imboden
Lee
South Mountain
Potomac
Gettysburg
Winchester
von Koenig
Petersburg
Monterey
Franklin
Huntersville
Jackson
White Sulphur Springs
Baron Koenig
Jones
Blue Ridge
Shenandoah Valley
Staunton
Patton
Averell’s Cavalry Fails to Break Confederate Line at Huntersville
Detailed Civil War narrative describes Von Koenig leading West Virginians and Captain Bird's squadron in a failed charge at a Confederate stockade. Averell reconnoitered, faced reinforcements, and withdrew after Aug 31 with 218 losses. Dispatch notes Barricades, bushwhacking, and elusive Union movement.
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Averell
Captain Bird
Pennsylvania
McNally
West Virginia
Scammon
Huntersville
Beverley
George L. Kilmer
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