A Call for Sleeping Car Service Winchester NY Bound
The Star urges the Winchester Chamber of Commerce to back Cumberland Valley Railroad in launching through sleeping car service between Winchester and New York via Harrisburg. A passenger could depart at 6 30 PM and arrive at Pennsylvania Station next morning, skipping transfers and luggage hassles. The plan would spare Berryville travelers a long drive, rely on a late NY train, and aims to be self sustaining if not profitable. President M C Kennedy of the Cumberland Valley Railroad is praised, and the chamber is urged to contact him to turn this into reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester. “Chamber . of . Commerce
Cimberland Valley Railroad Company
Winchester
New York
Harrisburg
Trav- Giller
Pennsylvania Station
Berryville
Cumberland Valley Railroad
M. C. Kennedy
Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy
Hape
Taft for the Supreme Bench Endorsed by New York World
The New York World urges William H. Taft for the U S Supreme Court vacancy. It praises his service as cabinet member governor general of the Philippines and president, saying Taft has long desired a seat on the Court and would be a fitting choice. Justice Lamar is noted as a potential contrast.
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New York World
America
William H. Taft
Supreme Bench
United States
Supreme Court
Taft
Philippines
New York
Justice Lamar
Taft's Fitness for Supreme Court Unmistakable, Broad Service Cited
A public appraisal credits William Howard Taft with exemplary judicial fitness based on a career as judge in the Circuit Court governor general of the Philippines secretary of war and president. The writer argues Taft would best embody the dignity and traditions of the Supreme Court and should accept appointment.
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Mr. Taft
Frederick N. Judson
William Howard Taft
Circuit Court
Taft
Philippines
United States
Amercan
Supreme Court
Power in God's Word Mirrors Miracle Work in Churches
A sermonist argues that true preaching gains miracle power only when it delivers a supernatural utterance from God. He laments tame vague messages that fail to rouse, strengthen, or guide people, blaming human philosophy and higher criticism for diminishing divine influence. Sunday School Times.
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Sunday School Times
Lincoln’s Assassins and the Booth Conspiracy
A New York dispatch reports General Henry Lawrence Burnett’s death and discusses Lincoln’s assassin John Wilkes Booth as the sole perpetrator. The piece notes public inflamed opinion blamed a vast conspiracy, though Booth acted alone and others faced punishment.
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New York
Henry Lawrence Burnett
Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
North
Booth
Per“Sone
Norfolk Ledger- Dispatch
Selfishness in Jim Rickshaw’s Touring Car
A fragmented verse about Jim Rickshaw preferring to ride with wealthy dames over others. It contrasts his selfish choice with the plight of disabled and aging riders left behind by luxury travel, ending with an incomplete closing thought about his refusals.
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Jim
Storing Vegetables and Chicken Coops from Farmers' Mail
Instructions describe indoor and outdoor vegetable storage with ventilation, straw and soil coverings, and seasonal adjustments for cabbages root crops and celery. The article also details a chicken coop design using soft pine boards, 23 by 18 by 18 inches, hinged floors, wire ends, and cost about $1 per coop, noting long-term reuse and no poultry losses.
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Fen Pearce
M. Pephart
Market Gardening Tips From A Cambria County Grower
A Cambria county grower stores Danish ball head cabbage in unused barn stalls with good ventilation to keep them in fine condition. Swiss hard roots planted in a cellar show strong growth. A Williamsport farmer sold golden bantam sauce corn at 25 cents a dozen last year, asserting uniform high quality. R L Watts notes rhubberb plantings in winter cellars for ongoing supply, suggesting coal ash as a soil substitute. A Potter returns home from Hotel Emari in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Cambria County
Mme
Williamsport
R. L. Watts
National Stockman and Farmer
Civic League to Meet at Stephens City School
The Stephens City School and Civic League schedule a meeting in the high school building on a booming night in January at 7 o clock. All members are urged to attend.
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Stephens City School and Civic League
Ovdlook
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The
Evening Star
Evening Star Publishing
Virginia
Henry Floop Byrp
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Bell 33
United
Virginia Horticultural Society
Lincoln’s “Assassins
Dan
Peruna
Selena Tanner
Ens
Ohio
Feo
Ceeney
Tam
Footer
Panama
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Heller & CO
Thur-Sat
Rouss Nth de Maes Water and Braddock Sts
Garace
Ak Yum Busece
Weeken
Bend
Ind
Er A. Potter
Emari
Shis
Hagerstown
Walt’ Mason
Civic League Meeting
Alexander Barrie
Philadelphia
Grove Bros. Department Store
Cement & “Berkeley
Tha
Permanen
Int
Qrr & Lime Co
Glaize & Bro. J. W
Rosenberger Winchester
Fa Slack
Herbert S. Larrick
Atty-at-Law
Todd
the Star Agency
Grimes, Va
Shannon Hill
Court House
Berryville Pike
Sand Main St
George W. Kremer
Bath
National Avenue
Owens
S. Market St
North Braddock St
Empire Realty and Mortgage Co
Nashville
Tenn
W. E.kuhn
Macadam Road
E. Wheeler & Co
Charlottesville
Rinker
Mindietown
J. George Baetjer
Market St
Larrick
Attys
M. Star
Stelesman
Kane Blind & Screen .O
Kane, Pa
Kane
John Harmer
Fair Ground
Bell
Emer M. Bromley
Washington Street
M. M. Lynch
Emer M. Bromiley
Jennie Robey
William Bowen
M. Lohr Capper
T. J. Trier
Noober
Rouss Spring
City Realty
Mary Smith Kinzel
Charles W. Houck
Corporation Court
City of
Winr
Rheeter
Dock Street
Braddock St
Bris Dock Street
Braddock Street
Ty A. J. Joe
J. M. Steck
Mary S. Spt
T. A. Di-B
N. W. Houck
W A. Bowen
John Gruber
Miller’s Apothecary
BOYD
Fried. S. Boyd
Main and Water
Cumberland Valley & Martinsburg Railroad Company
West Virginia
A.C. Nadenbousch
King Street
Martinsburg
West Va
Adrian C. Nadenbousch
GRAIN
Clearbrook
W. E. Reed & Son
Charles Town
R. F. Whiting
Inwood
W. Va
Wilbert
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