Democratic ticket for May 22, 1902 election
Voters will choose city officials including Mayor R T Barton Recorder W P McGuire Commonwealths Attorney Holmes Boyd Jr Commissioner of Revenue J E Correll City Sergeant J W Taylor City Constable John I Fletcher Justices of the Peace at Large D H Bragonier C W Hensel Ward Justices First Ward Vance W Striker Second Ward Geo E Jenkins Third Ward Joseph M Lupton Fourth Ward E L Hodgson City Council First Ward J M Haymaker Second Ward W H Baker Third Ward Wm T Barr Fourth Ward E Homes Boyd
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R. T. Barton
W. P. McGuire
Commonwealth
Holmes Boyd, Jr
E. L. Hodgson
J. M. Haymaker
W . H. Baker
Wm. T. Barr
E. Homes Boyd
Republican Ticket Election Notice for May 22 1902
Public election notice lists Republican candidates for Commonwealth's Attorney William C. Gratchen and Harry R. Kern as well as Justices of the Peace- at- large and ward officials. Names include George W. Fremer M T d, S F Garton, John Seabright, W W Coburn, W W Hodges, John P Sartelle, and others with several ward misspellings and incomplete entries.
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William C. Gratchen
Commonwealth
Harry R. Kern
George W. Fremer
M. T
S. F. Garton
John Seabright
W. W. Coburn
W. W. Hodges
John P. Sartelle
Leafe
Scott
Lewis
New Voting Precinct Granted and Local Activity Noted
Correspondent reports in Chambersville Virginia that John Harper secured a new voting precinct and was appointed registrar. Local residents, tradesmen, and residents such as Henry Cochran and P C Gore are mentioned with fence work, hoop poles, and small-town visits.
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Evening Star
Chambersville
John Harper
Frederick County
Henry Cochran
P. C. Gore
E. J. Sherman
Jno
Lupton
Chas. Hook
Clark H. Purcell
Seldon
Polhamus
Trustee's Sale of Valuable City Property in Winchester
M. M. Lynch as trustee will auction at 12 o'clock on Saturday May 17 1902 the brick house and lot No 307 South Braddock Street Winchester Virginia occupied by the late Daniel Bush at his death See posters 5-12-4ts itt.
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M. M. Lynch
South Braddock Street
Winchester
Virginia
Daniel Bush
Public meeting backs submission to electorate on new constitution
At Woodstock Virginia court house last Monday Rh E Byrd of Winchester spoke on submission to the people and proclamation of the constitution. He urged changes in the new instrument and argued against it. The assembly voted unanimously for submission to the present electorate.
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Court House
Rh. E. Byrd
Winchester
Woodstock
Herald
Baltimore and Onto In Effect November 17 1901
Details rail schedule shows routes south from Baltimore to Winchester Staunton Harpers Ferry Hagerstown and nearby towns with connections at Harpers Ferry and Winchester. Passenger traffic agent T B Parron notes rates and office applicability.
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York
Baltimore
Hagerstowea
Harpere Ferry
Charlestown
Summit Point
Igo
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Ilestown
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Esos Prederick
Washington
P. m
Philadelphia
Barpers Ferry
B. & Pathond
T. B. Parron
Agt
Reduced Rates to Harrisburg for German Baptist Conference
Excursion tickets to Harrisburg for the Annual Conference of the German Baptist Brethren will be offered by the Cumberland Valley Railroad. Round trip fare from Harrisburg to all CVR lines and branches in Pennsylvania and Maryland, with sale windows May 15–21 and May 21–24 for return by June 2, 1902, with extensions for deposited tickets. Burta Miller of Pittsburgh noted in the offer.
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The
German Baptist Brethren
Harrisburg
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Harris
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Financial statement of bank balance and assets totals
The document lists assets and liabilities including bonds on hand 2,601.31, stocks 83,686.65, banking-house and fixtures 82,905.22, real estate and mortgages 27,000.00, loans and discounts 536,934.15, reserves for circulation 50,000.00, due from National Banks 18,146.84, due from approved reserve agents 7,978.17, internal revenue stamps 208.88, checks and other cash items 5,486, notes of other National Banks 2,320.01, lawful money reserved 2,473.75, redemption fund 57,581.68, overdrafts 6,702.63, fractional currency 9.95, total assets 667,507.59.
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