Light on the Colonel Roosevelt cross examination at Syracuse
Morning News reports on Colonel Roosevelt's libel trial at Syracuse focusing on his ego and practical seriousness. Platt letters reveal Roosevelt’s attitude toward bosses and the extent of his deference to political power. The New York Evening Post commentary suggests Roosevelt’s dining with Platt tested public nerves about ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuse
Platt
New Yoar
Roosevelt
Bin
Evening Post
Roosev
Willard of Kansas and the quiet farm life
A fragmentary verse piece centers on Willard of Kansas living a rural life. It juxtaposes rural labor with a militant mood in white society and hints at racial tensions alongside personal toil and character. The text references grain fields, feeding pigs, and a dignity of self reliance amid broader conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Kansas
Milo
Silo
Gore
Aurel
Johnsing
Jess
Jack Johnson
Mutual Farmers' Club Notes Departed Member Jo nah Rees
The Mutual Farmers' Club mourns Jonah Rees who served the group and his community with devotion. The minutes express condolences to his family and highlight his lifelong service to humanity and faith. A farm critique of H S Lupton praises water systems, livestock, and buildings, with Mr Shepard addressing a question on fruit business legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah “L. Rees
David Branson
Edward Lupton
Edward Irish
Jonah ‘Rees
Jonah Rees
H. S. Lupton
White Face Pays Homage to Bold Farmer Boy
A fragment notes Walt Mason praising the Bold Farmer Boy in a suburban setting near Troy with a musical homage. The item suggests a literary or musical tribute rendered by the White Face in a local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Walt Mason
Bishop Wilson to Attend Southern Methodist Cabinet Meeting
Baltimore May 3 Bishop Alpheus W Wilson of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will depart for St Louis if health allows to attend the cabinet of bishops next week There the presiding officers schedule for the year and Union talks between the northern and southern churches will be discussed Northern leaders Cranston Hughes Bashford and Hamilton are on a committee to craft a definite plan Des Moines Iowa hosts the northern bishops and a broader union basis is under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Snc
Wilson
Baltimore
Alphaeus W. Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
St. Louis
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Bar! Cranston
Des, Moines
Iowa
Cranston
Hughes
Bashford
Hamilton
New York Apple Grading Law and Road Reform Discussion
The article discusses New York state fruit grading law effective July 1914 requiring branded packaging and four classes, plus a call for inspection, licensing, and penalties to curb unfit fruit. It also reports on a road engineering panel favoring the contract system to improve roads and attract business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Uless
New York
Virginia
Secretary of Agriculture
What can we do with contract system
Mr H S Lupton discusses contract system and its relevance to farm work and business. The piece argues many seek country life for leisure and profit, but past experience often fails to satisfy and future needs differ from the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Lupton
Charles H Harper Declares Candidacy for Supervisor
Announcement states Charles H Harper seeks Democratic nomination for Supervisor in Gainesboro District Koro District and pledges to faithfully perform duties if elected. Primary action scheduled for 1915 with emphasis on serving the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koro
Charles H. Harper
Candidates for Commissioner of Revenue Northern District
Several residents announce campaigns for Commissioner of Revenue in Frederick County Northern District. Avalond Orndoff and Co Brannon seek Democratic primary support with promises to perform duties faithfully. Souther R Baker appeals to Stonewall and Gainesboro voters with a pledge to fulfill office duties if elected.
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Avalond
Orndoff
Frederick County
Co. C. Brannon
Stonewall
Gainesboro
Raven
Souther R, Baker
Frederick county announces Democratic primary bids for revenue post
Multiple candidates including W ShenK, Mas Lee Utill and Herbert H Shull announce runs for Commissioner of the Revenue in the Southern District of Frederick County. Each vows to faithfully perform duties if elected. Campaign statements emphasize commitment to duty and party primary process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tise
W. Shenk
Frederick County
Herbert H. Shull
CATHER Pledges Efficient Administration for Frederick Co. Attorney Nomination
T RUSSELL CATHER seeks the Democratic nomination for Commonwealth's Attorney of Frederick County with a pledge to run an thorough and efficient administration if elected. Primary set for August 3, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Frederick County
T. Russell Cather
Steck Richards announce runs for House of Delegates
John M. Steck and Boyd R. Richards announce candidacies for re election to the House of Delegates under the Democratic primary. The notices indicate official intent to seek renomination in the political contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Delegates
John M. Steck
Local Candidates Declare Candidacies in Democratic Primary
A set of notices announces candidacies for county offices in the Democratic Primary on August 3 1915. C R McCann seeks re election as County Treasurer with support from R S Smith and Se Quannea Yuido. Pannett runs for Sheriff of Frederick County. F D Good announces for Supervisor Back Creek District and Jack Creek District.
Community Work Benefit Highlighted at Farm Meeting
Prof. C. E. Koontz spoke on the value of community work in farming noting livestock improvements and broader farmer benefits from past season. The gathering urged mutual assistance and on the ground presence to boost confidence and results.
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Bic
Ace
C, EB. Koontz
Woman in Bad Condition Praises Pinkham Remedy
In Montpelier Vermont Mrs Mary Gauthier 21 Ridge St credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from long standing ailments including irregularity fatigue chills bloating stomach pain and headaches. The ad quotes her endorsement and invites others to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Gauthier
Ridge St
Montpelier, Wt
Lydia E.pinkham
Beulah F Mills sues for divorce from Geo H Mills
In Frederick County Circuit Court a suit for divorce a mensa et thence from Geo H Mills is filed by Beulah F Mills. The defendant is nonresident of Virginia and must appear within fifteen days after publication. A copy will be published weekly in Winchester Evening Star for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
Beulah F. Mills
Geo. H. Mills
Geo. H. Mille
State of
Virginia
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Sted
J- W. Baker, Jr
Ward & Larck
Relance Society Review and Local Movements in Winchester
In Winchester last Friday and Saturday the Relance Literary and Debating Society held a program. Mrs Walter Hoffman spent Saturday in Winchester. Miss Blythe Weirich leaves Monday for Washington to take a position at St Elizabeth's Hospital. Miss Bertha Gruver visits brothers J S Gruver and B H Gruver in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Relance Literary and Debating Society
A. Kline
Walter Hoffman
Blythe Weirich
J. B. Weirich
Washington
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Bertha Gruver
Messrs. J
B. H. Gruver
President Praises Colored Troopers for Border Patrol Work
President Wilson commends the Ninth and Tenth Cavalry colored troops for enforcing neutrality laws on the Mexican border. Secretary Garrison notes the officers and enlisted men performed their duties with valor during the fighting between Mexican forces at Neco and Ariz. Fort Douglas hosts the Ninth Cavalry, Fort Huachuca the Tenth. The Tenth trained at Winchester during summer 1913.
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Wilson
Garrison
Ninth
Tenth Cavalry
United States
Sevcizi
Can
Ninth and Tenth Cavalry
Neco
Ariz
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Douglas
Fort Huachuca
Winchester
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The
Evening Star
Evening Star Publishing Company
Harry Flood Byrd
Bell
Unite
Morning News
Lteom
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Barnes
Syra
Mutual Farmers’ Club
Soneborn’s
Sonneborn’s
North Main Street
Taea
N. ‘W. Solenberger
John S. Solenberger’ & Co
Gainesboro Distri
Pao
Ahanly
Northern District
Southern District
Lee Utill
Beete
Boyd R. Ricards
County Treamsxer
R. S. Smith
Quannea Yuido
C.R. McCann
Pannett
Back Creek
Sualt Cass
Nes
F. D. Good
Jack Creek
SWIFT
Reliance
Myers
Homas & Messe
Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
Geca
Grimsley
Joe
É Will
Winchester Gas and Electric Light Co
Jas. B. Russell
Fred Goss
John J. Boxwell
Winchester Shoe Shining
Hotel Evans
J. C. Cather’s
N. W
Lucien Lupton’s
Shenandoah Valley Importing Co. Stables
SHEN
Valley Impr. CO
DR. H. S Whitacre
Osteopath
Martinsburg
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