Over 500 Killed in Irish Rebellion Women Fight Rebels
London reports: more than 500 killed or wounded in seven counties amid Cork Dublin Cork uprisings. 10,000 to 15,000 Sinn Feiners active. General Maxwell forces restoring order. Women in green uniforms fought beside rebels. some wounded or killed. Sir Roger Casement captured. Birrell and Wimborne to face resignation calls. King George seeks data from Asquith.
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the Star
London
Cork
Dublin
Roger Casement
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
Lord Wimborne
George
Asquith
Brother shoots brother in Martinsburg storied incident
Frank B Paulding lies in a dying condition at King's Daughters Hospital after being shot by his brother John T Paulding Jr in a stable behind the Paulding home on Queen Street. A Winchester doctor is summoned to perform X ray evaluation as the case stirs Martinsburg.
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Martinsburg
Frank B. Paulding
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Tohn T. Paulding
Winchester
Paulding
Queen Street
John Paulding
John T. Paulding
Baltimore grain markets closing prices at 8 pm
Baltimore wheaten market closed with No 2 red wheat at 1.16 1 8 dollars and corn at 83 1 2 cents.
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Baltimore Grain Markets
Baltimore
Roosevelt Visits Chicago for Bar Association Banquet
Col Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Chicago as the guest of the Hitness Bar Association and will address the bar association banquet tonight. He greeted cheering crowds as he passed through the streets and spoke with political friends during the day.
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Chicago
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Hitness Bar Association
Bar ‘Association
Mt View Nursery sells two carloads of fruit trees
A Mt View Nursery Company representative delivered two carloads of peach and apple trees. The notice mentions BOI Ak s Rid Bin ee as part of the record.
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Mt. View Nursery Company
Crouse assigns stock in grocery business to trustee
A deed of assignment filed in the Corporation Court transfers S S A Crouse, a grocery dealer, to W L Fultz as trustee. The Faulkner building at Main and Water houses the business with clerks in charge. Liabilities and assets are about 1100 dollars each. Creditors include wholesalers and jobbers in eastern cities and several middle western states.
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Corporation Court
Ss. A. Crouse
W. L. Fultz
Faulkner
Main and
Water Streets
Wes
Wolesalers
Funeral Services For Mrs. Hillyard
The funeral for Mrs. Hat tie Carver Hillyard was held at 10 o'clock Friday from her parents' Clarke county residence. Rev. G. W. Stover and Rev. W. O. Talbert led services as family and friends gathered. She leaves husband and two children, Lillian 12 and Vincent 3, plus her parents and three brothers. Pallbearers listed. choir performance included popular hymns and prayers at the grave in Mount Vernon Cemetery.
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Hattie Carver Hillyard
Charles Hillyard
J. B. Carver
Clarke County
G. W.W. Stover
W. O. Talbert
United States to Press on Submarine and Neutral Rights
Washington reports indicate Germany will accept the U S view on submarine issues, while the state department plans a strong move against breaches of international law by Anglo French authorities. The aim is to end disruption of neutral mail and commerce and to demand adherence to American rights. Ambassador Gerard’s conference with Emperor William is expected to be reported soon.
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Washington
Germany
United States
State Department
Lansing
Gerard
William
Pony and harness for sale by Harry Jack
For sale pony runabout harness saddle and bridle offered by Harry Jack. Advert reads contact details as listed in the 4 29 1p 3t notation. Suit buyer seeking complete equestrian outfit from a single seller.
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Harry Jack
Robert W Henry Dies at 95 in Winchester
Robert W Henry longtime Winchester resident died at his home 115 East Cecil Street at age 95 after a long illness. He headed the city street cleaning department and was known as Uncle B. He is survived by two sons four daughters a sister two brothers twenty six grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren. Funeral at his home Sunday at 3 pm with Rev H G Spencer and Rev W O Talbert officiating. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Robert W. Henry
Winchester
East
Cecil Street
Henry
Bch
Martha Henry
William E. Henry
Monessan
John A. Henry
Morgantown
W. Va
Edward Neville
Edward McFarland
Kate Mills
Henry Domn
Johnstown
Virginia Rainsberger
City
Jack Henry
Newton Henry
Pennsylvania
Amelia Barr Life Work Highlighted In Review Of Three-Score And Ten Years
The article discusses Amelia E Barr author of many novels and her latest book Three-score and Ten Years aimed at readers in old age. It praises her views on aging urging steady work and enthusiasm, notes Psalms' comfort and cites The Lion's Whelp as a favored work.
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Amelia E. Barr
Chauncey M. Depew
Mrs. Barr
Cromwell
Germans Renew Offensive at Verdun Front
German troops renew attacks along a 15 mile Verdun front as shells grenades and liquid fire are used in a bid to dislodge French positions. The Meuse fighting raged on both banks with heavy losses on the German side.
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Verdun
Meuse
War Office
Crown Prince
Depaumont-Vaux
Canada
Halifax
N. S&s
Pony and runabout for sale in Berryville VA
For sale pony eight years old and a runabout father standard bred trotter mother thoroughbred pony contact A H Byrd Berryville Virginia phone 123-3.
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Throrough
A H. Byrd
Berryville
Mrs Jackson’s Grave in Ansted Veiled By Time
In Ansted Fayette county West Virginia a secluded village cemetery holds the near-forgotten grave of Mrs. Jackson mother of Stonewall Jackson. The grave is scarcely marked by two crude stones and rarely visited. Also note sale items at T T Wall’s Trustee Sale including writing paper tabs and Dixon and Eagle pencils at bargain prices.
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Ansted
Fayette County
W. Va
Death of Charles B. OConnor in Norfolk Street Area
Charles B. OConnor foreman at Seaboard Air Line shops died suddenly last night after feeling ill while in High street near Western Union Telegraph office. He was 39, survived by widow and two children, body taken by Moose members and Flynn and O’Connor for burial prep. funeral arrangements not set. He lived at 219 North street and had strong local ties to Portsmouth Moose Lodge and St. Pauls Church. Livestock sale notice closes the item.
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Charles B. O'Connor
Seaboard Air Line
High Street
North Street
O’connor
Winchester
Funeral Services For Mrs Audie Haymaker Anderson
The funeral for the late Mrs. Audie Haymaker Anderson wife of Frank Anderson and daughter of Capt. James M. Haymaker died of pleuro pneumonia at her West Cork street home. Services were held at 3 pm from the house with Rev. Dr. George S. Bowers and Rev. W. C. Talbert officiating. Hymns were sung by a choir and the interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were William Breckenridge Robert L. Gray Fred S. Anderson George E. McCartney Harry Stouffer and Howard Shockey.
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Audie Haymaker Anderson
Frank Anderson
James M. Haymaker
West Cork Street
George S. Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
W. C. Talbert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Messrs
William Breckenridge
Robert L. Gray
Fred. S. Anderson
George E. * McCartney
Harry ©. Stouffer
Howard Shockey
Delightful Motor Trip Among Winchester Residents
A group from Winchester and Frederick county recently returned from a pleasant motor trip to Washington. The party included Joseph F. Bean and daughter M. D. Bean, Isaiah Wright and family from Broom, Calvin Brill and family from Mountain Falls, and Brill senior.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Washington
Joseph F. Bean
M. D. Bean
Isaiah Wright
Loring and
Margaret Wright
Broom
Calvin Brill
Mountain Falls
Martin Brill
Seed Dates Seed Corn Offered by H H Baker
Seed prices and dates announced by H H Baker at 416 East Piccadily Street. Seed corn and various seeds advertised with contact details. Local seed dealer promotes wide selection for planting season.
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H. H. Baker
East Piccadily St
Miss Mary Page Accused of Murder
The Strange Case of Mary Page presents Henry B. Walthall in The Birth of a Nation and Edna Mayo as Mary Page at The Empire. Miss Mayo’s gowns are by Dupré-CadyDuff Gordon, with each of the fifteen chapters a complete photoplay. Also notes about a livestock sale at Fishpaw’s and a wallpaper sale at T. T. Walls’ trustee sale.
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Mary Page
Motion Pictures
Henry B. Walthal
Edna Mayo
Empire
Miss Mayo
Durcille Cady Duff
Gordon
Conference Opens Between Obregon and General Scott in El Paso
The opening talks between General Obregon and General Hugh L. Scott suggest a likely deadlock with a probable compromise. US troops will not withdraw until banditry ends, while Mexico demands immediate withdrawal. A temporary US presence near Villa pursuit is anticipated, with cooperation but careful avoidance of Mexican towns.
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EL Paso
Obregon
Carranga
Hugh L. Scott
United States Army Staff
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Villa
Winchester Welcomes New City Manager Arthur Field
Arthur M. Feld arrives to assume duties on Monday May 1 as Winchester adopts the city manager form of government. He arrives with City Auditor Frank H. Krebs acting as clerk to the manager they will share office space in Krebs’ city hall suite. Field’s prior study of Virginia and Guer States cities informs his approach.
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Arthur M. Feld
Winchester
Frank Hy. Krebs
Field
Mr. Krebs
Virginia
Guer States
Trustee Sale of Glass Pieces by T. Wall's Trustee
A local notice announces a sale of over 100 glass pieces at or below cost under the authority of T. Wall's trustee. Details on time, place, and bidding are limited in the fragmentary text.
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T. “T. Wall
Day old chicks offered in Middletown Va sale
Day old chicks including Thoroughbred 8 and W Leghorns Cyphers Strain bred to sell at 10 cents each or 10 dollars per 100. Limited supply and rotation fill. K C Brumback Middletown Va advertises, dated 4-29-1p-71. All roads lead to Fishpaw's sale in May.
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Cyphers
K. C. Brumback
Middletown
Fishpaw
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Rid bin Ee
S. A. Crouse
Ers
Hugh Stardesty
Bad McFarland
Holmes Carper
John McFarland
Ernest Hillyard
Robert Schultz
O. H. Lewis
Mifflin Clowe
Sam Renner
Godfrey Miler
Jesus
Light
Mount Heeron Cemetery
England
France
Wilson Noyes
Robt. W. Henry
H. G. Spencer
Market Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Hebron
Thors
Nemo
Amelia
Barr
Ham County
Mrs. Baty
Ness
Herge
Mrs. Jackson
T T. Wall
Mabel Schaffnaker
Capon Bridge
Mrs. Branson McIbwee
American, Dixon and Eagle Pencils
T. T. Wall
Chas. O’connor
Otrigken
Norfolk Street
Norfolk
Charles B. O'Con
Jno
Anderson
Sive
T. T. ‘Wall
T. T. Wall's
General Scott
Gonference
Arthur Field
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