Norfolk and Western May 26 1913 Train Details
The Norfolk and Western timetable lists May 26 1913 schedules for Bristol Roanoke Elkton Hagerstown and connections. Pullman sleeper car service Roanoke to Bristol intermediate stations and special trains No 27 and No 23 run with various connections to New York Philadelphia and Harrisburg. Bevil and Saunders Gen Pass Agt GP&A handle agent duties.
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PAVE
Berryville
Wno
Bristol
Iations
Pullman
Seri Roanoke
Parlor Care
Roanoke
Blueteed
Pocahontas
Welch
Norbon
Pulley
Rene East
Elkton
Itermediate
Northround
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
New Rk
Hagerstown Pullman al
New York
Philadela Bevill
W.C. Saunders
Time Table May 24 1914 Umbferland Valley R A
Train schedule for Winchester routes shows arrivals at 9 20 daily except Sunday 11 63 am and 7 28 pm with superintendent and agent listed.
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Umbferland Valley R
Winchester
Girl Burned To Death While On Pleasant Outing
Five year old Hazel Gilchrist died after sparking flames from a burning paper that set her clothing and hair ablaze in Brunswick. Rescue attempts failed as four fifths of her skin burned and she died en route to Baltimore. Her grandmother Mrs Emma Sparks of Baltimore and her mother Mrs Mable Sparks Gilchrist are noted as relatives.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Hazel ‘Gilchrist
Jack Calvert
Charles W. Suter
Chas. W. Suter
Suter
Hazel Gilchrist
Sympathy for District Militia Faces Embattled Virginia Encampment
Virginia militia members and enlistees in the state show sympathy for District of Columbia guardsmen bound for Virginia Beach on August 1. The prior year’s encampment flooded streets, caused malaria cases, and led to resignations as rail rates drew sharp criticism, making the event a dismal failure.
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Virginia Militia
District of Columbia
Virginia Beach
Heavier Rails To Be Put Down Across Valley Division
Beginning July 1 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will lay new ninety pound steel rails on the Summit Point to Halliden line a distance of twelve miles. A large force of trackmen will be employed. Rails of the same weight have already been laid on the remainder of the Valley division in Jefferson county.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Summit Point
Halliden
Valley Division
Jefferson County
Naval Academy admits 18 midshipmen from across nation
Among a class of 18 additional midshipmen recently admitted to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Md, John B Neill Jr of Berryville Clarke County Va is noted as a son of John B Neill cashier of the Bank of Clarke County.
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United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Way
John B. Neill, Jr
Berryville
Clarke County
Neill
John B. Neill
the Bank of
Women and blues a symptom of organic derangement
The article discusses melancholy or blues as often a sign of organic derangement needing medical attention. It references Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy promoted for such conditions.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Dr Brown elected bishop coadjutor of Virginia
A Star cablegram reports Rev. Dr William Cabell Brown accepting the post of bishop coadjutor of the Virginia diocese from Rio de Janeiro. Elected last month by the Virginia Episcopal council, Brown's arrival time remains unspecified.
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Star
Robert A. Gibson
Wiliam Cabell Brown
Diocese of
Virginia
Brown
Episcopal Council of Virginia
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Episcopal Council
Arthur Selden Lloyd
Board of Missions
New York
Berryman Green
Auto Victim Recovers Post Collision Near Harrisonburg
Miss Lucia Hudson injured in an auto crash that killed her brother in law J B Crowder of Covington near Tenth Legion. She is recovering at Rockingham Memorial Hospital Harrisonburg with a scalp wound and a broken arm. Attorneys for Crowder family and Valley Turnpike Co visited the wreck site and documented it with measurements and photos. Six views of the bridge and wrecked car were shown at Dean's studio in Harrisonburg attracting attention. The car was moved to Harrisonburg.
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Lucia Hudson
J. B. Crowder
Covington
Tenth Legion
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Hudson
Crowder
Valley Turnpike Company
Dean
Villa prints counterfeit bills in bold bluff
A puzzled Mexican eyes a fresh roll of counterfeit money from Villa's printshop. The outlaw boastfully tests the fakes and proclaims they are good as he pockets the bills and walks away despite the mounting risk.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dropping a Hint in Aviation Banter
A lighthearted dialogue recounts Redd claiming he dropped his anchor from an aeroplane as a hint to land. Greene answers with dismissive humor noting it is a small matter and questions the connection to hints during the airborne incident.
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Redd
Greene
Steck status improves after illness at Greenwood Farm
Thomas W Steck, ill at Greenwood Farm near Opeoyton, was reported worse but, according to his brother John T M Steck, he is improving after a better night. Kenneth N Gilpin of Clarke county visited friends in the city. Mr and Mrs A Dugger of San Antonio, Texas arrived and will stay.
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Thomas W. Steck
Greenwood Farm
Opeyton
John ™ Steck
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Scabby Manor
Clarke County
Mrs. A. Dugger
San Antonio, Texas
Property for sale near Hagerstown Maryland
Country residence and business property at Mondell ma 11 miles south of Hagerstown on the N and W R R about 6 acres of land 9 room dwelling store room warehouse and other buildings Possession August 1st 1910 This is an excellent business location near the Potomac river and Antietam battlefield convenient to school and church Profitable general business has been conducted in grain hay and store Post office in connection with the store For further information address CHAS R JONES 68 W Washington St Hagerstown Maryland.
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Mondell
Hagerstown
Potomac River
Antietam
Chas, R. Jones
Washington St
Maryland
Tome School Student Returns Home For Summer Visit
Mr EB Weems Jr a Tome School student Port Deposit Maryland returns to spend the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs EE V Weems at their Fairmont Avenue home.
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Eb, V. Weems, Jr
Tome School
Port Deposit, Md
V. Weems
Fairmont Avenue
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G. C. Miller
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Oxford
Florsheim Low
Huntsberry
Dr. Brown
MR. Steck
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Ratine
Moling & Seal
H. S. Whitacre
Osteopath
Martinsburg,w. VA
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