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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1915

Page

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Winchester Revenue Office Shortage Probe Continues

Local auditors and officials examine decades of accounts from former commissioner J. B. Correll amid reports of licenses paid but not turned over. Early estimates place shortages around $3000 with potential additional sums. those who already paid licenses may reclaim from Correll estate, while Fidelity and Deposit Company faces bonding concerns.

the Revenue City of Winchester J. Luther W. F. Smythe Echmond Lee. Moore J. D. Brooks Fidelity & Deposits Baltimore J. B. Correll Correll Sen Exnee Enn Fidelity and Depositity Cmpany Winchester Hesten Commissioner of the Revenue

State Troops to Camp at Virginia Beach

Richmond reports estimate of $31 500 total cost for three Virginia infantry camps at the State Rifle Range Virginia Beach funded by state and federal sources. About 115 officers and 1 650 enlisted will be on duty as the Second Regiment company from this city departs July 25 with sixty men expected from Winchester and Frederick County. Major Graves reports grounds and targets ready. First Infantry to arrive in July, Second after, Fourth due August 8.

Richmond Adjutant-General’s Office Robert Y. Conrad Omefinding Virginia Beach Winchester Frederick County James W. Graves Sale

Insurance ad draft for farm fire and lightning risk

An early 20th century style insurance notice from Hansbrough and Carter promotes farm fire and lightning risk coverage. It mentions agriculture, loans and investment services and provides contact details.

Hansbrough & Carter

Real Estate Ad Seeks Limestone Farms for Immediate Sale

AW Fultz offers seven limestone farms for purchase at 100 to 160 acres each. Properties must be limestone use only. Realty exclusive listing signals urgent negotiations and a reward note appears in the ad.

L. Fultz

Hotel Jack Roof Garden Opens Monday

The Star announces the formal opening of Hotel Jack roof garden next Monday evening July 12. It is the only roof garden in the region, features latticed floors with a high railing, electric lighting, tables, and potted plants. Light refreshments and soft drinks will be served from 8 to 11 30, with music provided.

The Star Jack Roof Garden Washington

Zone of War Diplomatic Notes and Frontline Moves

The German reply to the American note presented to Ambassador Gerard in Berlin is viewed as disappointing but not alarming in Washington. Field Marshal French faces a dramatic British push near Ypres as Turkish forces threaten Aden, London reports. General Botha accepts surrender of all German forces in German Southwest Africa, Pretoria states. Berlin confirms German steamship attacked in Norwegian waters.

Gerard Berlin Washington French West Ypres Aden Araba London Botha Africa Pretoria

Funeral services for John P Campbell held in Winchester

The funeral for John Pears Campbell, son of Mrs. Mary B. Campbell of Winchester, occurred at 3 PM at Mrs. Edward C. Johnsons home with Rev W H Carter officiating. Burial followed at Mount Hebron cemetery. Pallbearers from Winchester and distant cities attended, with many out of town relatives and friends sending flowers.

John Peares Campbell Mary B. Campbell Winchester Star Edward C. Johnson West Water Street W. H. Carter First Baptist Church Campbell Mount Hebron Mosara H. D. Fuller Richard B. Byrd Harry F. Byrd Loring A. Gover Stirley Carter Harry 8. Jenkins Baltimore Louis C. Lehr Washington Whiting Faulkner Martinsburg

Robbers Kill Conductor in $200,000 Express Heist

Four masked men killed conductor Phil McRae of Montgomery, then robbed the New York New Orleans Limited express and mail cars near Greenville Alabama. Loot totaled 200000. The engine was stopped near Garland Alabama, about 40 miles away.

New Orleans Phil McRae Montgomery New York-New Orleans Limited Louisville and Nashville Greenville Alabama Garland

Russians Win Before Lublin

Petrograd reported a sweeping Russian victory before Lublin as Grand Duke Nicholas’s army halted the Austro German offensive and drove General von Hindenburg’s forces back. The war office said prisoners were taken near Wilkołazy and that fighting along the Bug river left 500 dead or wounded on the enemy side.

Petrograd Lublin War Office Grand Duke Nicholas Phus Podlip Hawa Takte Asive Aston Mga Wilkokagbrny Resistips Koup

July records sale at Columbia Graphophone stall

Hundreds of Columbia Graphophone records offered at 65 cents each. Catalog mentions names such as Margaret Wilson and President Wilson in a promotional note. Call for details.

Columbia Graphaphone Fenama Si Celved Mills Margaret Wilson Cane Pres. Wilson

Autobiography of Amelia Bare So Interesting

An informal note highlights the Autobiography of Amelia Bare as intriguingly engaging in Nature.

Amelia Bare

Autobiography of Amelia Barr Highlighted in 19th Century Memoir

The article reviews Amelia B. Barr's autobiography All the Days of My Life detailing her English birth in 1831, marriage to Robert Barr, their move to America in 1856, and ten years in Austin Texas. It notes Barr's writings, family tensions with her mother in law, emigration pressures, and Houston's reservations about Jefferson Davis. The piece covers Barr's wartime Texas experiences, hardship during the Civil War, and a 1866 move to Galveston amid population losses on the island.

Amelia. B. Barr England Glasgow Scotland Robert Barr Austin Texas Sam Houston Houston Jefferson Davis Roger A. Pryor Wigfall Jefferson Davis Lucifer

Death of Miss Lucy Barrett in Winchester Home

Miss Lucy Barrett aged about 75 was found dead on the floor of her South Main Street home in Winchester about 9 am. Dr. W A Bell pronounced natural causes likely from age and heart trouble after she had complained of illness in recent days. Barrett lived a retired life and left two brothers, with several nieces and relations in the area. Funeral arrangements were not yet made.

Lucy Barrett Winchester South Main Street George Craig Adams Express Company W. A. Bell Barrett Miss Barrett Wathered Jane Bell David Barrett Mast Cork Street Market Kent Streets Mesers George Barrett Piedmont W. Va Albert Barrett Tennessee Hunter Williams Stewart Jacobs Washington Clyde Hadlman Martinsburg

Supreme Court Denies Becker Writ of Error

Justice Hughes denied the application for a writ of error in the Becker case. Former police lieutenant Charles Becker, condemned to die July 26 for the murder of gambler Herman Rosenthal, had Bourke Cochran as his attorney who filed the motion yesterday. No federal question was involved.

Bangley Maine Justice Hughes United States Supreme Court Charles Becker Herman Rosenthal Hughes Bourke Cochran Becker

Charley Rouss Fire Co Plans Sunday Meet and Services

The Charley Rouss Fire Co. calls urgent meeting for 7.30 Sunday July 11. The group will attend Presbyterian Church services where Dr Lacy will deliver the sermon. Bus transport to yard party at C H Cooper's, first car from Shenandoah Valley Bank.

Charley Rouss Fire Co Presbyterian Church Lacy John H. Seal C. H. Cooper's Shenandoah Valley Bank Christan Charch

Germany’s reply to Lusitania note rejects US demands

Washington reports Berlin offers limited guarantees for American ships and four enemy vessels under flag, but fails to admit protection of enemy ships by American citizens and rejects key US concessions. Officials expect Wilson to reiterate demand for broader safeguards and accountability for the Lusitania sinking.

Mands United States Washington Berlin Germany Wilson Geramn Provident Wilson

City Sunday School Meeting at Grace Lutheran Church

An important City Sunday School Association meeting is set for Wednesday evening July 14 at Grace Lutheran Church. Each school should select four men who are current Association members to attend. Hope for full representation from all districts. Contact H H Baker at Court House Pasa before buying seed. Mrs A N Breckenridge of Loudown county visiting Mrs A S Wright near town. Hotel Jack Roof Garden opens nightly July 12 with reserved rates.

City Sunday School Association Grace Lutheran Church Association Ay ‘School The Assocind Eg A

Negro Street Light Rogalis Via Killing Stabbed To Death

A report describes a stabbing on Negro Street resulting in death. Investigators are examining the case and have not released a motive or suspect details. The incident prompted police presence and a scanner pull for updates.

Negro Street Lght Rogalis

Stabbing Fatality. John Williams Charged in Winchester Fight

John Williams, colored, is jailed on charges of stabbing John L. Quiett to death at the northwest corner of Main and Monmouth streets after a dispute over a watch trade and fifty cents. Coroner holds an inquest with 48 jurors. verdict says Quiett died from a neck wound inflicted by Williams.

Main Monmouth Streets John L. Quiett John H. Quiett Winchester Nes Southdock Street John Williame Krebs Ihe Apa Young Qui¢tz John Williams Oulett Williams Quiett Bik

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