Morgan shot at Glen Cove estate as intruder is captured
John Pierpont Morgan was wounded at his Glen Cove summer home when a man of German descent fired at him before being overpowered by Morgan and the butler. The assailant carried two sticks of dynamite and nitro glycerine. he claimed Morgan started a war and could stop it. Morgan’s condition described as not serious. stock market jittered then steadied.
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Mr. Morgan
New York
Holt
Cornell University
Morgan
Glen Cove
John Pierpont
Great Financial
Appy
Himelf
Jorgan
Sies
Morgan Estate
Luyster
The
Pellee
F. Holt
Cornet University
Miss Annie Boggs Dies At 76 In Frederick County
Miss Annie Elizabeth Boggs died at 2 20 a m after pneumonia at the home of Mr and Mrs Luther A Huyett near Ridgeway in Frederick County She was 76 She left a sister Miss Kate Boggs in Jefferson County West Virginia Her parents died in youth and she and relatives were left alone She became a nurse serving the Stephenson family and later cared for the Huyett household She also served as nurse for the Light family in Ridgeway Her devoted care of three families children defined her life Services at the Huyett home Monday at 10 a m were conducted by Rev W R Hardesty with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery Lost bank check books are sought by reward. Return to Star office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Elizabeth Boggs
Luther A. Huyett
Ridgeway
Frederick County
Kate Boggs
C. W. Hen- Shaw
Jefferson County
W. Va
Rector Will Talk To The Children At Anniversary
Rev Dr W D Smith marks tenth anniversary of his Christ Church rectorship with 11 am services. He will address the children for 20 minutes before the communion and sermon. Offering to support missionary emergency fund urged by Bishop Gibson and the parish. All are invited to attend both morning and 8 pm services.
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Star
W. D. Smith
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Gibson
Congregation ‘of Christ Church
Death of Capt John William Magruder in Woodstock
Winchester reports the death at 4 PM of Capt John William Magruder aged 69 after four days of pneumonia. Civil War and Spanish American War veteran commanded Company A in the 2nd Virginia Regiment. Survived by wife, six sons, two daughters, and a church elder with funeral at the Woodstock Presbyterian Church attended by veterans and the Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Winchester
John William ‘Magruder
Woodstock
Magruder
Frederick County
Virginia
J. ©. Baker
Stephens City
Virginia Cavalry
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Presbyterian Church
Fred. S. Anderson
W. W. .Magruder
William Donaldson
Charles McGeehe
Woodville
Miss
Lula Magruder
Messrs
Edward Magruder
Washington
Dunbar P. Magruder
New Orleans
Thomas Magruder
Frank A. Magruder
Princeton University
John Magruder
United States Army
Manila
Robert S. Magruder
Syracuse
N. Y
J. A. McMurray
Shenandoah Camp
Confederate Veterans
Shenandoah
Daughters of the Confederacy
Wheat Insurance Offer For Fire and Lightning Coverage
Insure your wheat and straw against fire and lightning on any farm location. Short term protection offered by Hansbrough & Carter, Insurance, Loans and Investments. Both phones available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansbrough & Carter
Banquet Held on Roof Garden at New Hotel Jack
The New Ho tel Jack roof garden hosted a well appointed banquet last night as a preview of its formal opening next week. About sixty attended, no ladies were present, and the meal with music lasted from nine to 11 30 under hotel management.
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Jack
Music and Records Display At Wyndham & Sial
Music lovers are invited to browse a full line of Columbia Grafonolas records and supplies. New July records include works by Margaret Woodrow Wilson daughter of the president. Free dance instruction books advertised for visitors. A fragment notes appointive actions by Secretary Wilson naming Patrick Gilday and Clifton Reeves as conciliators.
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Columbia Grafonolas
Margaret Woodrow
Wilson
Wyndham & Sial
Patrick Gilday
Clifton Reeves
Explosion at Capitol Wrecks Senate Wing in Protest
A bomb wrecked the Senate wing reception room in the Capitol last night. A letter to the Washington Times claimed responsibility, dated July 1 and postmarked last night. Damage estimated at 600 dollars with mirror and two telephone booths damaged. no structural harm reported. The attacker targeted the Capitol as a protest against government policy in the present war.
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The
Star
Washington
Senate
National Capitol
Washington ‘Times
R. Pearce
Capitol
President Diaz of Mexico Dies in Paris
Gen Porfirio Diaz former president of Mexico died in Paris at 7 PM with his wife Senora Carmé Romero Rubio Diaz and their son Porfirio Diaz Jr. present. Born 1830 he led Mexico through conflict, resigned 1911, died after a long exile as Francisco Madero’s revolution shaped era. Huerta mourns Diaz and recalls past ties. A yard party by Co I is planned for July 15 16 17 for the organization.
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Paris
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
General Diaz
Senora Carméh Romero Rubio Diaz
Porfirio Diaz, Jr
General Dims
Francisco Madero
Vera Cruz
Europe
Lerdo
EL Paso
Texas
Victoriano Huerta
Diaz
Co. I
Flames Damage Berryville Store in Virginia
Fire damaged the clothing and jewelry shop of David Willey in Berryville early this morning. Flames were seen in a rear shed and, though spreading quickly, firefighters and locals brought the blaze under control. Insurance covers the loss.
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Berryville
David Willey
Admiral Nicholson and Family Visit Local Town
Rear Admiral Reginald F. Nichol son United States Navy retired arrived with Mrs. Nicholson and Miss May Nicholson from Washington. They stayed overnight at the Hotel Jack and plan to spend the Fourth at Wakefield Manor with General and Mrs. Barnett. May Nicholson visits Amherst Street home of Dr. William P. McGuire. the Nicholsons previously stayed at Hotel Evans and registered with Mrs. Cooley in Pittsburg.
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Reginald F. Nicholson
United States Navy
George Barnett
Rey
Aamonae Ae
Winchester
Notice of Pony Con test vote return and lost eyeglasses
The Star retires from the Pony Con test and votes will be returned to the organizer on his return to Winchester, except 600 votes already delivered. Lost pair of gold eyeglasses between C V depot and Union Bank. Reward offered at 230 W Water Street.
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Winchester
C. V. Depot
Union. Bank
Peace Welcomed By Labor Leader
London July 3 Ramsey Macdonald the Labour leader welcomed the German socialist manifesto calling workers in belligerent nations to seek peace. He said it is only the beginning and urged workers in other countries to respond and support propaganda. Stowell's Evergreen Sweet Maine Seed Potatoes Millet cow peas and Sey Beans also listed.
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Wire To the Star
London
Ramsey Macdonald
Pondieg
Stowell
Evergreen Sweet
Maine
Jonah L Cather of Frederick County Dies at 62
Jonas Lupton Cather a respected Frederick county farmer and longtime resident of Amherst street died yesterday afternoon at his home. He was 62, born June 8. Funeral at his Amherst street home Sunday at 3 PM with burial in Mount Hope Cemetery. Rev Dr Alfred Jones officiating. pallbearers listed.
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Jonah Lupton Cather
Frederick County
Amherst Street
Mr. Cather
Chambersville
Cather
Sithewel
Miss Io
Thomas Ca Or
Messrs
T. Cather
Joe Cather
John Cather
R. B. Leatherman
Mary A. Lupton
James W. Whetzell
Clearbrook
Mount He
Alfred Jones
Opequont Memorial Church
Kernstown
County
Armenian A British Boat Armenian A British Boat
Washington July 3 The status of the British steamer Armenian was that of a British government boat Consul Washington at Liverpool notified the state department here today Prior to her last voyage she was requisitioned by the British admiralty Although the requisition had been terminated the ship had not yet been restored to the Leyland line
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the Star
Washington
Liverpool
State Department
Admiralty
Leyland Line
Attractive Welsh's Grape Juice Window Display Charms Main Street
A colorful window at Sartelle's confectionery showcasing Welsh's Grape Juice drew many pedestrians on Main Street. Claude Cline organized the display, which featured novel ideas and was photographed by Barr. Cline entered a contest conducted by the grape juice company.
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Sartelle
Main Street
Claude Cline
Startelle
Barr
Cline
Grape Juice
Yard Party Announcement at Cooper's on Martinsburg Pike
An evening yard party is advertised at N. Cooper's location on Martinsburg Pike, with directions about travel distance noted as 21-2 miles. The notice mentions Benet Wiener and Packing and Seals, with items such as pages, bags, suitcases and other accessories listed for sale or display.
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Cooper
Martinsburg Pike
Benet Wiener
Admonitions and Fourth of July Celebration in Winchester 1876
Fragmented reminiscence of a July 4 1876 centennial celebration in Winchester detailing a torch parade through city streets, a market-house mass, and addresses by local figures. It notes portraits of Revolutionary leaders and a fireworks display, with testimonials to Virginia’s independence and the town’s historical ties.
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Acroat & Tittle
Handley Library
Winchester
Pendence
William L
H. M. Ht. G. Baker
de Virginia
Lee
Jefferson
Daniel Morgan
Kurtz
Sperry
Lauck
Schultze
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Wall, Street
Morgan Concern
Annie Boggs
L. A. Huyett
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Star Office
Pneumonya
J. W. Magruder
Virginia Valley
the Capitol
President Diaz OF Mexico
Gen. Huerta
Admiral Nicholson
Cooley
Pittsburg
Hotel Evans
Jonah L. Gather
Mplinging and Seal's
Countess of Warwick
Wheor
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