Baltimore and Co AML POA Schedule Changes 1910
The schedule shows daily train departures to multiple destinations including Lexington, Harbormburg, Frederick, Washington, Martinsburg, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St Louis, Louisville, and major east coast cities with listed departure times and Sunday exceptions. The May 29 1910 effective schedule includes arrivals at various overnight times and connections to Chicago, Columbus, Wheeling, Philadelphia, and New York with several train options and specific station stops.
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Acksoburg
Rstown
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Chicago
Columbus
Wheeing
Picttsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Philadelphia
New York
Ari Ve
Halley's Comet Visible Again Through June
Halley's comet was clearly seen Monday night with a distinctly bright tail spanning the sky like a distant searchlight. The glow remains visible through June 10 before its westward flight leaves range of the eye.
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Halley
Baseball Scores Roundup From American and National Leagues
In the American League New York beat Washington five to one Boston edged Philadelphia by one but Cleveland and Chicago had no game due to cold weather St Louis and Detroit tied one one In the National League Brooklyn defeated Boston four to one Philadelphia won two to nothing New York prevailed four to three Pittsburgh and Cincinnati did not play In the Virginia League Lynchburg beat Richmond two to zero Roanoke won over Danville four to three and Norfolk defeated Portsmouth eight to six.
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New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland-Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Virginia League
Lynchburg
Richmond
Roanoke
Danville
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Gainesboro Notes And Local Weather Remains Lively
From Gainesboro Virginia May 31 Rev Lindamood of the United Brethren Church preached here last Sunday morning. Miss Rose DeHaven of Cross Junction visiting friends. Mrs Grace Pope and Harold of Greenwood spent weekend with Mr and Mrs A C Moore. Miss Nellie Flowers in Winchester. Southern Methodist Sunday school will hold children's day exercises on third Sunday in June at 10 a m. Former State Senator Beverley Bland Munford died at Hermitage road near Richmond after five years invalidism. He authored Virginia Attitude Toward Slavery and Secession while confined. Mozambique mail reports many lives lost in a cyclone in Portuguese East Africa.
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Gainesboro
Lindawood
United Brethren Church
Rose DeHaven
Cross Junction
Grace Pope
Harold
Greenwood
A. C. Moore
Lource
Janet Rinker
EF. Medora Jones
S. H.greene
Lindamood
White Hall
W. N. Bageant
Beverley Bland Munford
Hermitage Road
Richmond
Munford
Virginia
Census Figures To Be Out Shortly
The Census Bureau faces heavy inquiries as to city and town population totals. Officials warn figures will take weeks, noting a larger permanent workforce and improved tabulating machines to speed the counts this year.
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Census Bureau
Jennie Smith's Picnic at Island Park
The Baltimore and Ohio Young Men's Christian Association sets the annual meeting for Thursday July 28 at Island Park Harpers Ferry. Evangelist Miss Jennie Smith is expected to attend as a lead event with special trains from Cumberland Frederick Winchester Martinsburg and other B&O points for a large day outing.
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Baltimore and Ohio Young Men's Christian Association
Island Park
Harpers Ferry
Baltimore
Ohio
Jennie Smith
Miss Smith
Curberland
Frederick
Winchester
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Captain Lawson, Fighting First, Dies in Richmond
Captain William M. Lawson of the First Virginia Regiment, the Fighting First, dies in a Richmond hospital after a recent illness. He is the second veteran of the famed unit to die in two weeks, following Major Henry Harney who died in New York on May 19. Lawson lost an arm at Gettysburg while bearing the regimental colors during Pickett's charge.
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William M. Lawson
Virginia
Richmond
Henry Harney
New York
Lawson
Gettysburg
Pickett
Danville Passes Ordinance Fixing Liquor Licenses
Danville Common Council adopts a city liquor license schedule with retail licenses at 1500 dollars and one wholesale house at 2500 dollars plus a 3000 dollar retail with shipping privileges and a 1000 dollar wholesale malt dealer. Opening hour set 6 am closing 8 pm. Earlier game restrictions banning screens tables or any amusements are retained.
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Danville
Named guardian named for Jenkins heirs in court
In the corporation court Mrs E N Grim is appointed guardian of Lennis May and Veraneill children of the late Mrs Mary Jenkins. The guardianship follows the death of Mrs Jenkins and names Grim as guardian for the two minor heirs.
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Corporation Court
E. N. Grim
A& Aedian
Lennis May
Veraneill
Mary Jenkins
Cardui touted by Viola Baker in Floral Arkansas tale
Viola Baker of Floral Arkansas praises Cardui the woman’s tonic after a month of weakness and fatigue. The advertisement claims Cardui is a natural herbal extract with no minerals or glycerin and invites other women to write for home treatment information.
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Ark
Viola Baker
Cardus
Lama candidate announces run for Gonneth ward office
In response to a earnest request from humorous citizens Lewis F. Cooper declares his candidacy for the Gonneth second ward seat. He pledges to strive to fulfill all duties, build the city, and advance its interests in the future.
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Lama
Gonneth
Endeae du Vor
Lewis F. Cooper
Local Notes from Deerfield and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Gee Pannell of Grimes spent the weekend with the latter s parents near here. Mr S M Terault made a business trip to Waynesboro Pa. Miss Mary Lineburg returns home after attending a deaf school in Staunton. Several residents visited relatives in Stephens City Winchester and Bliss. Philadelphia visitors Frank Snapp and family are in town.
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Deeerfield
Gee Pannell
Grimes
Richard
S. M. Terault
Waynesboro
Jack Miller
Missouri
John Miller
Near Here
Mary Lineburg
Deaf and Dumb
Staunton
Maggie
Bessie
John Snapp
Bliss
Burner
Grover
Stephens City
D.C. Miller
Julian McDonald
M. C. McDonald
Ott Frye
Woodstock
C. S. Snapp
Frank Snapp
Philadelphia
Joseph
Winchester
Pure Food and Drug Law Aims to Curb Harmful Medicines
The Pure Food and Drug Law bans sale of harmful medicines by druggists nationwide under penalty of law. It notes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound remains compliant and will continue to be sold by reputable druggists as a long standing standard by virtue of meeting the law's conditions.
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America
Lydia E. Pinkham
Norfolk and Western Rail Schedules Berryville to New York
The Norfolk and Western timetable lists daily Berryville departures with Pullman sleepers to Bristol Gary Shenandoah New York and Philadelphia. Northbound trains connect at Shenandoah Junction for Washington and Philadelphia options with multiple sleeper services. Roanoke Virginia offices of W B Bevill and M F Pragg present.
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Berryville
Bristol
Pullaman
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Pullman
Gary
Shenandoah
Elkton
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenanoah Junction
Washington
Pullman Buffet
W. B Bevili
M. F. Pragg
Trav
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Buddy
Sugar
Obnie Eogar
Hotel
Evans
Baltimopr
Southern Railway
Washington, D
Bluemont, Va
Bluemont
Stage Line
C. H. Ackert
S. H. Hardwick
H. Taylor
L.R. Brown
Ag’t
Toth St
Nashington
Avizimolass
Sum Sun. Tations
Sun.Daily
A.M. P.M. LY
Ar P.M P
Fants
Cnt Aa —S
Ranmeestoe Sabiena
Washinton
Alex A
Cowden
Barcroft
Glencariyn
Tornson
Geo. H. Kinzel
Mozambique
Poggpiguese
East Africa
Floral, Ark
Cardui
Enatanscen
Deerfield News
J. T. Fisher’s
Sacks
John M. Fishpaw
Wichester
Norfolk & Western
R.R
tLace
Russell & Green
BELL
Charley Rouss
Charley Rouss Fire Co
Union Bank Capital
Jas. B. Russell
Dire Jos
W. Bowles
Samuel A. Byers
John Thwaite
B. C. Shull
James Cather
Harlan P. Tabb
Winchester State Depository
E. R. Grim
CTIOR
R. M. Ward
W. M. Atkinson
A. M. Baker
S. Lupton
E. O ’ Evans
Chapman
Berkeley County
Bunker Hill
Shenandoah Valley Realty
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
Maryland
A. Heller & Co., Agts
Newpties
M. Grace
W. Water St
Barton & Boyd
Rouss Avenue
R. T. Barton
South Main Street
Roe Seal
S. Main St
Tae
Charles H. Roller
J. D. Roller
Bethlehem
Mount Crawford
Umberland Valley Railroad
A.m. P.m. Py Be
Ime
Dally
H. A. Riddle
J. ‘roBar
Cedar Creek
Fawcett Gap
E J. Snapp & Bro
Gament
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