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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1916

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Irish Rebels Overawed as Troops and Warships Arrive

Dispatches from Dublin say the Irish revolt has eased as large troop deployments reach Ireland. Rebels reportedly surrendered, arms have been landed and used, and more warships are patrolling to curb German and agent activity while martial law remains in effect. Leaders Redman and Carson vow to restore tranquility and avoid political gain.

Lonsdon Ireland Irish England Wales John Redman Sir Edward Carson

Damage suit filed against power company

Attorney A C McIntire filed in Berkeley Springs Circuit Court for John Smith of Great Cacapon West Virginia seeking 10000 dollars for the death of his 14 year old son Walter Smith. The boy was hunting chestnuts in the mountains near Great Cacapon last fall when a charged live wire from a Northern Virginia Power Company line caused his death. The suit alleges negligence and is slated for Morgan County Court’s next term.

Star Martinsburg A. C. McIntire Berkeley Springs John Smith Great Cacapon W. Va Northern Virginia Power Company Winchester Morgan County Court

Last Chance to Buy Building Lots This Saturday

The notice announces a final opportunity to secure choice building lots at set prices this Saturday at 2.80 P.M. Rain or shine. It lists F. L. Harris as the contact or promoter for the sale.

Frost Tonight in Mountain Virginia Forecast

A United States Weather Bureau telegram from Washington predicts frost in the mountain districts of western Virginia tonight. The message says partly overcast skies with frost likely in the mountains, followed by Saturday fair and warmer conditions.

Star Today United States Weather Bureau Washington Virginia

Oscar Barr Property To Be Sold Tomorrow

The large brick store property at 160 North Main St will be offered for sale in front of Court House at 12 o'clock M tomorrow. Also notice of cattle sows and pigs at Fishpaw's sale appears in another large ad in this paper.

Oscar Barr North Main St Court House

Federal safety train to visit Winchester May 10

The government safety exhibit train of twelve steel cars arrives in Winchester on Wednesday May 10 and stays several hours in the Baltimore and Ohio yards. The tour begins May 1 from Washington and will visit more than 200 towns before moving on to Philadelphia and a lengthy eastward schedule.

United States Government Safety Federal Winchester Baltimore and Ohio Washington Franklin K. Lane Forest Service Weather Bureau Department of Agriculture Coast Gual Service Public Health Service Department of the Treasury War and Navy Departments American Red Cross Society Interstate Commerce Commission Philadelphia Chester Wilmington Del Baltimore Frederick Haferstown Martinsburg W. Va Cumberland Grafton Morgantown W.va Fairmont Clarksburg Parkersburg W Va St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland

Obregon Denies Rift With Carranza In Mexican Crisis

Juarez dispatch reports General Obregon denies splitting with Carranza and claims a large Guardia Nacional lineup greeted him upon arrival. Washington circles foresee failure of Juarez talks as General Obregon asserts withdrawal negotiations fall to Scott and Funston.

Washington Obregon Juarez Scott Funston War State Department Chihuahua

Building Lots with Bearing Orchard Auction This Saturday

Auction notice states building lots with bearing orchard will be sold this Saturday at 2.30 P.M. rain or shine. Last chance auction organized by F. L. Harris.

F. L. Harris

Dr Roszel to Speak on Confederate Memorial Day

Announcement states Dr B M Roszel principal Shenandoah Valley Academy Winchester will be the orator on June six at Stonewall cemetery weather permitting. The public auction of six building lots is scheduled for Saturday April 29 at 2 30 PM rain or shine.

B. M. Roszel Shenandoah Valley Academy Winchester Roszel Stonewall Cemetery F. L. Harris

Squire Lockhart 81 Years Young

Squire B. N. Lockhart attended a Winchester Board of Supervisors meeting yesterday where he served for years and was chairman after Mr. Clarke Cather’s death. He declined to run in the last election and will turn 81 on May 2, remaining spry and energetic as a young colt.

Squire B. N. Lockhart Winchester Board of Supervisors Clarke Cather Lockhart Squire Lockhart

Bark Wanted Rock Oak and Black Oak

Glaize and Bro advertise a bark request for Rock Oak and Black Oak timber supplies.

Irish enlistments in wartime vary from 89,722 to 89,723

Figures show Ireland had about 450,000 unmarried males of military age at the war's start. By February 1, 89,722 had enlisted, with 6,277 joining the army and 9,446 entering the navy.

London Ireland

Timber and bark work advertised for men

Good wages with or without board offered for timber and bark work. Report at once at Anderson 8 cigar store. Cadwallader and Foster advertise the job.

Anderson Cadwallader & Foster

Howe's Great London Circus Arrives In Winchester Streets Lined

Trains from Harrisonburg bring forty four 60 foot cars to Winchester. An estimated six to seven thousand people attend the afternoon performance on Kremer lot beside the Fair Grounds. The parade featured four bands a calliope and 35 animal cages including 10 elephants with brand new costumes.

Howe Winchester Baltimore and Ohio Harrisonburg Kremer Lot Fair Grounds Bennett Billy Avalon Correia Cecil Lewanda John Correia Wella Jeanette R. H. Dockrill Hans Silverlakes

Kaiser Must Answer Finally U S Ultimatum

Washington April 28 Ambassador Gerard has been instructed to tell the German government that its submarine answer must be final. He will urge a return to cruiser warfare methods and officials expect a decision within 24 hours. The Atlantic fleet could be ready for active work in record time. The President will not seek Congress approval unless the German reply is unfavorable.

Washington Gerard United States Berlin Germany Navy Department Atlantic Wilson Congress

Frederick County Plans Expanded State Road Work

State Highway Commissioner Geo P Coleman and Frederick county Board of Supervisors discussed 1930s style road laws and the use of the state aid fund totaling about 34000 dollars with 17000 coming from the state and 17000 from prior years. C J H Shenk named to supervise road work and shielded by Coleman funding part of his salary to favor local control.

Geo. P. Coleman Mr. Scotth Board of Supervisors Frederick County Richmond Coleman C. JH. Shenk Colemann Shenk

Bran and Middling Supply Offered by Winchester Milling

Winchester Milling Corporation, successors to W B Bakers Sons, announces a ready supply of bran and middling for trade customers. W D Dick, Superintendent, states the firm will meet local demand.

Winchester Milling Corporation W. B. Baker

Mrs. Audie Anderson to Be Buried Tomorrow

The funeral for Mrs. Audie Anderson wife of Frank Anderson of this city will be held tomorrow at 3 PM from her home. Burial will follow in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Services to be led by Reverends George S. Bowers and W O Talbert. Pallbearers not announced.

Audie Anderson Frank Anderson the Star Mount Hebron George S. Bowers Grace Lutheran Church W. O. Talbert Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South

Seed Dates and Seed Corn Ad at Baker Seed Shop

Seed corn and various seeds offered by HW Baker at 46 East Piccadilly Street. Advertisement notes seed dates and general seed availability.

HW. Baker East Piccadily St

U S Aviator Lieutenant Dichman Visits Winchester

U S Navy aviator Lieut G C Dichman attached to the aviation corps is visiting Winchester for several days staying at the Hotel Jack. He commands an aviation squad and has circled the world with the fleet. He will stay over the weekend and has prior postings including Pensacola and Norfolk. Miss Amelia Mason Hopkins of Charlestown visits Mrs Juliet A McCaw. John S Miller & Bro Hardware presents samples and prices for owning needs.

G. C. Dichman United States Navy Aviation Corps Winchester Jack Dichman Navy Pensacola Florida United States Fleet Norfolk Amelia Mason Hopkins Charlestown Juliet A. McCaw

Tax deadlines for voters and notices of sales in Winchester

Voters must pay capitation taxes for 1915 and any delinquent 1913 1914 taxes by May 6 1916 to vote in November. County treasurer and city treasurer notices appear, along with Trustee Sale announcements at T T Walls and sales of goods at reduced prices. Pony for sale and wall paper discounts also listed.

T. T. Wall Picts Wall

Army advances near great German base six miles away

Paris dispatch reports the English army within six miles of a major German base amid ongoing bombardment near Verdun. The German naval strike and sinking ships did not stop the French from holding positions as Verdun's battle rages. The official note says no infantry attacks occurred, while both sides brace for a decisive assault.

Paris Avecourt Agsnes Verdun

German Offensive Near Lille Seeks to Save City

London reports a German push along an 85 mile front using poison gas heavy artillery and mass infantry aimed at Lille. British losses are mounting as they press the Germans north and west of Lille and reach within six miles of the base, with Lille's salvation seen as crucial to sustaining the German front.

London Lille Germany West Flanders

British battleship Russell sunk by mine in Mediterranean

The 14 000 ton battleship Russell, flagship of the Mediterranean fleet, was sunk by a mine in the Mediterranean on Thursday with 124 lives lost. The vessel, in service fifteen years, tore a huge hold open and quickly filled. The admiralty confirmed the loss today.

London Russell Mediterranean Admiralty Berlin France Paris Marseille Atlantic Liverpool Finland United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wire To the Star Dublin Power Company Carranza Conference On Border General Obregon Meixcan Gavira Dr. Roszel Bark Frish Crowes Gicus Cirecus Kaiser U.S Atiantic I, W. Dick Mrs. Anderson U. S John S. Miller & Bro T. Barr Treas City of Co. R. M'Cann Iptf County of American, Dixon and Eagle Throrough J. A. H. Byrd Berryville Wire
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