Financial statement swore to by Union company official
I keep R Grim swears the above is a true statement of the financial condition of the Union peak Winchester Va at the close of business on the 29th day of May 1905 to the best of my knowledge and belief. Directors James B pacah Geo W Kurtz sworn before Jas B Burness NP June 8 1904 commission expiry March 25.
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Winchester
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Kee R. Grim
of Virginia
State of
Frederick
Jas. B. Burness
N.P
John W. Rice
Bs W. Rice
BR. Grim
Virginia Bank Cashier Declares Bank Statement Accurate
John W. Rice cashier attests in Winchester Virginia that the bank’s financial statement for May 29 1905 presents assets and liabilities totaling 1 449 512 70 with deposits exceeding 1 051 267 8 and equity figures including capital stock and surplus. The oath was sworn before N P Grim on June 1905.
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State of Virginia
Winchester
Political Candidates Deadline Set by Committee
The Democratic Executive Committee sets a Friday deadline for filing to run for principal offices. Chairman Harry L Wood states candidates must have their deposits in hand by June 16. Local party notices emphasize timely submission.
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Harry L Wood
Dem
Candidate declares for Clerk of the Corporation Court Winchester
A candidate for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the Corporation Court in Winchester Virginia announces his candidacy for the July 7 1906 primary. He cites long service in the circuit court and vows to perform duties fairly if nominated and elected. Another notice states a candidate seeks renomination for the Clerk of the Corporation Court of Winchester for a 1905 primary, asserting continued courteous prompt and competent service.
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Gordon Court
Winches
Kiger
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Oes
Agate
Davies
Aly
D L. Gray
Candidate for re nomination as Commissioner of Revenue
The speaker announces candidacy for re nomination to the office of Commissioner of Revenue for Winchester subject to the Democratic primary. He pledges faithful performance of duties and asks voters to trust his past record.
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Penemanenet
Dem
Pers
Correll
Tity Urer
Winchester
Toe .H, Kinzel
Candidacy Notice for Commonwealths Attorney in Winchester
James Reardon announces his candidacy for Commonwealths Attorney in Winchester Virginia. He pledges promptness and integrity and seeks the Democratic nomination.
Frederick County Clerk of Court seeks re election
The letter from Phil. H. Gold asks Frederick County Virginia voters to re elect him as Clerk of County Court noting his six year service as Circuit Clerk, promising careful duties and courteous service to patrons, and gratitude for support.
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Frederick Co
Phil. H. Gold
Court entry records May 18 1905 Frederick County
An archival notice from the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of Frederick County dated May 18 1905 records an official court entry. The fragment notes a formal action or docket entry within the Frederick County Circuit Court proceedings.
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Circuit Court of
Frederick County
Rail schedules from Roanoke to Bristol and points west
Berryville daily schedules show southbound departures No 13 at 9 09 a m for Bristol with connections at Roanoke to the west. Sleeper routes Roanoke to Columbus and Bluefield to Cincinnati. No 1 at 2 39 a m to Roanoke Bluefield Pocahontas Norton Welch with sleeper to Welch. No 27 at 6 31 p m to Shenandoah and local stations. Rates and timetables available from N and W agents in Roanoke Va.
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Bristol
Athe Pall
Broanoke
Express
Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke
Columbus
Bluefield
Cincinnati
Rheanoke
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Shenapdoah
Harper's Ferry Connection for All Points with Sat Travel
Travel note lists rates and tickets available at Timore & D. B. Martini office for passenger traffic. Mentions Opty rosa and T. B. Patton as agents in Winchester.
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Harper’s Ferry
Opty Rosa
Timore & D
Fragmented Voices On Stress And Slights
A speaker expresses frustration over insults and threats to quit after feeling punished. The dialogue recalls past abuse by Mistah Winter and mentions seeking money due to the ongoing foolishness and hurt feelings.
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Mose
Wh ere prince and physician clash over hidden deeds
A terse dialogue unfolds as a physician confronts a man about concealed misdeeds. The speaker mocks the physician, questions wit and wealth, and inviting him inside while paying him.
Negro preacher echoes Good Samaritan tale in Harper's Weekly
A southern writer recounts a preacher's version of the Good Samaritan. A traveler is robbed on a lonely road, aided by a man who pays for lodging and meals at an inn. The preacher asserts the inn stands and awaits the payer, a true story for the brethren.
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Good Samaritan
Harper’s Weekly
Bangs and a Mysterious Cigar Exchange
In a quick exchange Bangs jokes about a cigar gift and asks who sent it. The other character counters with insight into the giver’s motive, revealing playful intrigue without explicit details.
An Expensive Reminder of a Free Ride
George Roberts, then president of the Pennsylvania Railway, was challenged by a conductor who refused a free ride without sight of his pass. Roberts admitted he might not have the pass and agreed to pay the fare. The incident ended with Roberts paying six dollars as a lecture on pass policy.
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George Roberts
Pennsylvania Railway
Mr. Roberts
Harvard President Dines At New York Hotel Hat Gaffe
A Harvard President dined in a New York hotel where a bellman returns a guest hat claiming the owner cannot tell if it is his. The exchange ends with a humorous insistence on ownership, highlighting memory and manners in social friction.
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Eliot
Harvard
New York
For Sale! Modern dwelling on Amherst Street
For sale a desirable modern built house with rooms and lot, recently built by Mrs. Bessie McCann on Amherst Street, now owned and occupied by Scott Ferguson. Apply to J. W. Henshall.
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Bessie McCann
Amherst Street
Scott Ferguson
J. W. Henshall
Paraguay and Its History in a South American Context
The article outlines Paraguay’s isolationist history from Jesuit missions to Dr. Francia and the 1865 70 War with Argentina Uruguay and Brazil. It cites population shifts after the conflict, currency practices, yerbe mate as a staple, and potential cotton cultivation. It also notes a New York bill recognizing the black bear as a game animal and a separate cataloging of deer in the Adirondacks.
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Francia
Carlos Antonio Lopes
United States
Carlos Lopes
Francisco Lopes
Argentina
Uruguay
Brazil
Paraguay
South America
Brasil
New York State
Adirondacks
Eastbound local trains schedule and stops list
Additional eastbound local trains run daily except Sunday with departures from Carlisle Mechanicburg Dillsburg and connections to Hagerstown Harrisburg Baltimore New York Philadelphia and other destinations. Train numbers 2 8 and 110 operate daily between Hagerstown and Harrisburg with listed stop sequence and times.
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Baltim
Philadelphia
Newark
Hagerstown
Pullman
Phila
New York
Winchester Hagerstown
Greencastle
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Corts
Mechanicsburg
Harrisburg
Carlisle
Mechanicoburg
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Union Bank of Winchester
Fanital
Tessue
Edge Ana Deller
Lee R. Guim
Cashier
Boyames
James B Pacah
Geo. W. Kurtz
Shen
Valley Nat
Tan Oe Rg
BANK
U.S. Bonde
U.S
T. Marion Bantz
Commissioner OF Revenue
Commonwealth
Nsx
Jas Reardon
Lewis C. 7X
George W. Bromley
A. G. Elliott
Sallie
Elliott
Mary Virginia Robey
R. Robey
William Elliott
Winchester Star
Baker's
Franck Baker & Son
Vinol
Norfolk & Western Ry
Berryville
Bouthbound
W.b.bevott
Trav
Baltimore
Borth
Washington
Harpers Ferry
Summit Point
P.m. P.m. m. Strasb Junction
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
KODAK
Kodaks
Miller’s. Drug Store
Huyler
Fred. S. Boyd
Cor
Main & Water
Casper Fries
W. Groves
William Radcliffe
Samaritan
Bangs
Smort
Chicago Tribune
Detroit Free. Press
King Solomon
Chadwick
Big G
A. H. Davivson
Russell & Green's
Russell & Green
Bosanko CO
U.S. A
Miller’s Drug Store
Ccomberland Waller R. R
Tam
Trane
M.O. Kennery
Gro
Esouthern Railway
Washington and
Bluemont
Ly Washington
Alex Va
Alexandria Jc Cowdon Barcroft
Glencarlyn Torrison
Mie
Nol
Nossi
Mantasa
Fail Is
W. Falls Chu Dunn-Loring
Wedderburn
Vienna
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ac Herndonta
Coral
Rei Hero
Berryville and
Shenandoah River
Bluemont Wi
Desirable
Frederick GO. Farm
Tl O A
Kernstown
Scott Grant
Tai Bate
Nee Ae
Russell
Wetton
Hentery
Dackery
M. M. L. W. T. Omwake
E. L. Hodgson
Rosser’ Ee and
Tribune Biaydot
A. L. Shearer
North Market St