Rail timetable snippets and bank sworn statement from 1903
A Virginia bank cashier swears to a true statement dated November 23 1903. The text also lists Southern Railway east and west bound train schedules with multiple daily and Sunday exceptions including connections at Harrisburg Hagerstown and Alexandria and mentions Pullman sleeping cars between New York Knoxville and Philadelphia on several trains.
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Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Dillaburi
Hagerstown
Harrisbureg
Harrisburg
Pullman Palace
New York
Knoxv
State OF Virginia
Inchester
John W. Rice
Shirley Carter
N. P
Train Route Notes Through Charlestown to Harrisonburg
Fragmentary text records a railway route segment mentioning Charlestown and Harrisonburg with a junction at Winchester and a timetable note LEAVE 820, indicating a departure instruction on the line segment.
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Harrisonburs
Southbound Rail Service Details and Connections
No.13 daily 9:09 a m for Roanoke and intermediate stations with Pullman buffet sleepers to Knoxville. Connects at Roanoke with the Chicago express for all points West. Pullman to Roanoke to Columbus Bluefield to Cincinnati. No.1 daily 2:39 a m for Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Norton Welch and intermediate stations. No.27 daily 6:31 p m for Edita and intermediate stations.
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Roanoke
Pullman
Knoxville
Chicago Express
Columbus
Bluefield
Cincinnati
Roanoke Bristol
Pocahontas
Norton, Welch
Edita
Train Schedules From Hagerstown to Baltimore and Frederick
The notice lists daily train connections from Hagerstown to Baltimore and Frederick, with departures at 3 17 p m to Quinstonia and 7 04 p m fast mail arrival, plus 7 02 a m and 4 12 pm for Frederick, and connections at Brucetown. Authority signature F M Rowell G P A M Mainfold G.
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Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Quinsonia
Baltimore
Frederick
Brucetown
Night Attack at Fort Bridger The Danites and the Girl
A government freight train at Fort Bridger is attacked when a thunderstorm drives mules into a pass. Mary Johnson rides a fleeing mule, guides the defense, and fires the first shot killing a white attacker. The Danites retreat after heavy rifle and pistol fire. the girl is later sent east to Georgia. One white man dead, several wounded. Indians suffer losses. The fate of her father remains unknown.
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C. B. Lewis
Fort Bridger
Mary Johnson
Tie
Colt
Salt Lake City
Georgia
M. Quad
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Robinson Brothers
North Main Street
Winchester
Virginia
Bell Brothers
Bell Bros
Main
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Nat. Bank
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United States
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R T. Barton
M. Cories
W E Baas
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
U.S
Indiv
Seewene
H. Hansbrouge
W. Love
T MaRion Bantzz
Southern Railway
Washington
Alexandria
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Sundall
Duc
Wmans
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Hyssee
Garlisse
Aoe
Dillsburg
Secenee O
Philadelphi
Manassas
Front Royal
Etrasburg
Woodstock
Edinbarj
Mt. Jackson
New Market
Timberville
Broadway
Linville
Bare
Sana Wit
Ispr
Timbervil
Mt Jackson
Riverton
Just
Glaize Bros
Saltimore & Ohio Railroad
Charlestown
Coe
Harpers Erty Point
Urrates
B. Mawrin
Mer
Agi
NEA Wrestn
Berryville
Shenandoah Junction
Qitl B. & O. R. BR
Philadelphia
Pullman Sleeper
Hagere Town
Philadelpia
F. Braga
W. B. Bevill
Maryland
Arive
Highfield
Gettysboro
Hanover
Spring Grove
York
Cherry Run
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F. M. Rowell, G. P. A. M. Mainfold G
Orrine
Mra. W. L
Helena
Mont
Atinata
Orrine Conpady
14Th Street
Wahhington
D.C
Franck Baker & Son
Huntsberry
Florsheim
Shoes and Dry Goods
the Evening Star Pub. Co
Funk & Ray
South Main
A. Lyons
Striker & Son
Striker
Crisfield
G. O. Snapp
North Market Street
Doen
W. Ramsburg
Piccadilly Street
M. Steck
Sheen
Yspepsia, Pitts
Summit Point
W. VA
J. B. Harrison
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Stephens City
J. M. Steele
Dr. Thomas
Russell & Gren
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Cserge
Mae
Kiniow
J. WM. Miller
Florida
Bailey & Boxwell
Main Stree
Phone
Borax
White
Hayler’s
Boyd's Drug Store
A. Hancher
White Hall, Va
Wright
Livy
Ward
Berkshire
Poland
China
Amherst Street
Fairfax College
New Wate
Wacon
Dayton
Pule
Barshear
J. H. Lockhart
Shropshire Lamb
the Star
R.e.byrd
W.forsyt
Warren
Page
Court House
Pharper
Ant Worsley
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