Magnificent tribute to Stonewall Jackson on Memorial Day
The Winchester Memorial Day address by Rev. Dr. Wm. Hervey Woods of Baltimore honored Stonewall Jackson's leadership and genius. Woods argued greatness begins with natural endowments and praised Jackson as a world class military mind and national figure in a stirring sermon.
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Stonewall Jackson
William Hervey Woods
South
Winchester
Wm. Hervey Woods
Baltimore
Franklin Square Presbyterian Church
Wood
Winches
the Star
Dr. Woods
The
Stonewall Memorial Association
Soldiers of the South
Shenandoah Valley
Stonewall Cemetery
Jackson
Richmond Masons Lay Corner Stone for Stonewall Monument
In rain, the Masonic Grand Lodge of Virginia laid the corner stone for the Stonewall Jackson Monument at Boulevard and Monument Avenue in Richmond. Gov Henry Carter Stuart and other dignitaries attended as Major William A. Anderson delivered a eloquent address during the Confederate reunion event.
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Richmond
Masonic Grand Lodge of Virginia
Boulevard
Monument Avenue
Avenue of Fame
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Virginia
Henry Carter Stuart
Edwin ©. Cox
W. A. Anderson
James Power Smith
D. D
Stonewall Jackson
Anderson
Court of Honor
Jackson
Richmonl
William A. Anderson
Davis
Stonewall Brigade
Letter from Geneva Warns Americans Against German War Aims
A Geneva letter dated May 12 warns Katherine Glass that if Germany wins the war, the United States will be next. It criticizes German abroad and urges America to aid anti-German rallies, condemning Belgium France Poland and the violation of treaties. The writer notes refugees arriving by train, praising Swiss humanity amid catastrophe.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Katherine Glass
Europe
Germany
Japan
America
Belgium
France
Poland
Droit Des Gens
Local Market Prices and Corrections Report
Daily market prices list for staple goods including wheat at Stephenson and various corn, hay, grain, butter, and poultry items. Readouts show ranges and wholesale notes, with occasional garbled entries in onions, potatoes, and seed stock.
Baltimore Market Summary From The Star
Appreciating the value of reliable reports from Baltimore markets The Star reports daily market closes for wheat No 2 red spot at 14 1 2 dollars corn spot 81 2 cents corn per bushel and steady prices for vegetables poultry and hay as of the ceding day.
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Stdr
Stephenson
AMOR
Ieybeas
Beltimore
Star
Memorial Day Remembrance and War Poetry Reflections
Memorial Day honors brave soldiers of the Civil War era and their memory at Winchester. The piece recalls Stonewall Cemetery unknown dead, quoting T. Harbaugh's Ohio poem to honor sacrifices and preserve ideals across generations.
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Winchester
Atonewall Cemetery
T. ©. Harbaugh
Ohio
Stonewallee
Pneumonia Fatal to Miss Windell of Winchester
Miss Margaret Windell of Winchester, over seventy, died at 4 p.m. at 620 South Braddock Street after a brief illness. She was a daughter of the late Alfred and Rosaline Harmon Windell and a devout member of the M B Church South. Survived by two brothers George A. and Theodore C. Windell and two sisters Mrs Elisabeth Lyder and Mrs Cornelius Kiger. Funeral at 620 South Braddock Street led by Rev W O Talbert with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Misa Margaret Windell
Wincheater
South
Bradiock
Mise Windell
Alfred and
Rosaline Harmon Windell
Winchester
Braddock and
Germain Streets
M. B. Church
Miss Windell
Mesard
George A
Theodore C. Windell
Elisabeth Lyder
Joseph Lyder
Cornelius Kiger
Frederick County
South Dock Street
W. O. Talbert
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Honor for flag's design in Confederate States respect
Richmond Virginia June 6 report credits Maj Orren Randolph Smith of Louisburg NY with designing the first flag the Stars and Bars while two claimants are noted Nicolo Marschall questioned and Maj G Mith submits a design as well as committee finds Smith likely designer and Marschall doubtful. Also miscellaneous market notes refer to butter eggs poultry hay and cattle prices with pool advertisement.
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Richmond
Louisburg
N. Y
Jessica R. Smith
Niccola Marschall
Marion
Ala
Louisville
Marshall
Maj. G@mith
Congressional Committee
Maj. Smith
Confederate States
Choice
Virginia
Winchester Honors 49th Confederate Memorial Day Parade
Winchester observes Confederate memorial exercises marking 49 years since the first ceremony. Military cadets firemen and school children join a solemn procession to Stonewall Cemetery with wreaths and flags as crowds line the routes in observance.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
South
Stonewall Cemetery
Stonewalley
Aten
Iitent
Citizens Band
Béndrd Virginia
Andoah Valley Eine
Fire Department of Winchester
Mrs Price Died Here Last Night
Mrs Grace Price wife of B Price owner of Selt shoe store on North Main Street died at 8 PM at her East Piccadilly home after a brief illness. Survived by husband two children and other relatives. Funeral arrangements not announced. Local death notice from Clarke County area.
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Grace Price
B. Price
Selt Shoe
North Main Street
East Piccadilly Street
Price
Samuel M. Chiles
de Tur Osborn
Castleman's
Clarke County
Automobile Bargains From W. B. Huntsberry
Six passenger Overland touring car offered at 376 dollars and four passenger model daylightder Mac well car priced at 126 dollars. Local dealer W. B. Huntsberry promotes affordable used autos.
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Dayligder Macwell
W. B. Huntsberey
Ultimate Triumph Certain A Gifted Gentle Patient Man
A reflective note describes a gifted gentle patient man whose steadfast resolve helps him endure and persevere through life’s challenges. The text highlights inner resilience, calmness, and enduring hope despite hardship.
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Lee and Stuart
Grand Lodge
Richmond Street
Eid
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Nemo
Braddock
Walt Mason
Old Chapel
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Alice
Hone
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Bugle
Lory
Thrilla
Nevermore
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Orren Randolph Smitth
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Veterana
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Veterans’ Parade
Whippowil
Nebraska
H. H. Baker
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Automobile Bargains
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