Allied and Turkish fronts and European tension reported
Dispatches note heavy fighting with Turkish fortifications at Gallipoli as Allied forces advance slowly. Turkish losses approach 50,000 with hospitals crowded in Constantinople. In Rome the Kaiser asks intervention but the Queen Dowager replies sharply. Paris reports German planes over Paris vicinity.
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London
Great Britain
Athens
Gallipoli
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Rome
Austria
Paris
Maubeauge
St. George
Arras
Cgarency
St. Denis
Poincare
Motoring Party Arrives and Departures Noted in Town
Mr and Mrs Charles N Finnell and two children Miss Blackman and Mr Pope Jordan of Keyser West Virginia arrived at Hotel Jack after a Shenandoah Valley trip. They left this morning to continue their journey. Mrs William Worthington of Washington formerly Margaret Page Dame arrived for a several day visit at Miss Sherard’s on Amherst Street. Mr Colling Taylor departed this afternoon for Greensboro North Carolina after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Finnell
Miss Blackman
William €. Worthington
Washington
Margaret Page
Nelson Page
Sherard
Amherst Street
John A. Detrick
New Marke Md
Tragic Death Of D T Lambert By Traction Engine
Passengers in Harrisonburg report the death of D T Lambert a 42 year old Pendleton county West Virginia man killed when the front wheel of his traction engine ran over him near the West Market Street crossing at the union station He died shortly after being moved to the SneM Grocery and Hardware Company office Relatives include his wife Mattie Judy and father Amber Lambert He leaves six children Wilie Ora Howard Margie Lane and Verna Lambert surviving in Pendleton county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
D. T. Lambert
Zeigler
Pendleton County
W. Va
West Market Street
Harrisonburg
Union
T. J. Lambert
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Central Church
Baltimore
Snem Grocery and Hardware Company
J. M. Biedler
A. C. Byers
Mr. Lambert
Pendleton
Lambert
West Market
Amber Lambert
Bridgewater
Mattie Judy
Church of the
Wilie, Ora
Howard
Margie
Lane
Verna Lambert
Norfolk Business Man Injured Foot Visits Winchester
D. B. Spier of Norfolk Virginia, a young local businessman, arrived from the Shenandoah Valley and was unable to walk due to a bruised foot. He was treated at Hotel Evans by Dr. P. W. Boyd and is reported to be improving after applications to draw out the soreness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk, Va
Winchester
Summer concert by Citizens' Band at county courthouse yard
The Citizens' Band presents an outdoor concert tonight at 8:30 on the courthouse lawn. Spectators should stay off the grass and use the steps and porch while enjoying the program conducted by band director Miller Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Miller Jenkins
Fred. Jewel
Morgan Ready to Resist Will Suit in Virginia Case
J P Morgan arrived on the St Louis after six weeks in England and France negotiating loans. He spoke from quarantine about the Lusitania disaster and the Supreme Court subpoena for the Martha Washington will, saying he would comply and appear in Washington. Mrs Morgan accompanied him. Two women from Berkeley Springs attended J W Spellman’s funeral and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan
St. Louis
England
France
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Lusitania
Supreme Court of the United States
Virginia
Martha
Washington
Supreme Court
Minnie Vangosen
Lila Barker
Berkeley Springs
J. W. Spellman
New York Apple Market Slows as Prices Edge Lower
Apples weaker under larger offerings with prices favoring buyers. Latest quotations in barrels for Ben Davis Firsts at 3.50 dollars and seconds Firsts at 4.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Davis
Mrs Catherine Grant Dies at 94 in Brucetown Virginia
Mrs. Catherine A. Grant widow of John Lee Grant died at her Brucetown home at 4 pm aged 94 years nine months after a six week illness. Survived by two sons, four daughters, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at the family residence Wednesday at 2 pm, interment beside her husband in the village cemetery. Rev. Frank A Strother and Rev. Mr. McNeer officiating. Pallbearers named: Charles Tanquary, John Fishpan, William Gleisner, William C ler, Harry Montgomery, Hugh Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Catherine A. Grant
John Lee Grant
Frederick County
W. Va
Williama W. Tanquary
Annie.Grant
William W. Tanquary
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank of Winchester
Dudley Pierce
Clarke County
J. Swimley
Mamie
Lillian Tanquary
Frank A Strother
Edinburg
Mr. McNeer
Messrs
Charles Tanquary
John Fish‘pan
William Gleisner
William .Carleer Harry Montgomery
Hugh Pierce
Lickliter Leaves Hospital After Coke Car Accident
William P. Lickliter, Baltimore and Ohio car inspector of Strasburg Junction, who was badly injured when his hands were mashed in a coke car at the site, has left Memorial Hospital and is recovering at home. He visited town for bandage changes and was attended by railroad physicians. He is expected to return to work as he fully recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Lickliter
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Strasburg
Junction
Memorial Hospital
Lickliter
Seed corn varieties and garden seed list compiled
Readable fragment lists seed corn types including Field White Yellow and Enailage Corn and Stowell Evergreen Sweet. Also mentions Pine and household seed items in a catalog-like brief from a historical newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowell
Leave Hospital To Nurse Her Brother
Misa Ruth Russell arrives from Frederick Maryland to nurse her brother Richard Russell ill with pneumonia at the family home on North Kent Street. He is employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and was in Brunswick before falling ill. Doctors describe his condition as serious but improving with attentive nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ruth Russell
Bruce Russell
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Richard Russell
North Kent Street
Russell
Baltimore On Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Local Red Men Thank Reverend for Sermon
Shawnee Tribe No. 2 of the Improved Order of Red Men appointed a committee to draft resolutions praising Rev. H. G. Spencer pastor of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church for a sermon held Sunday evening. The service benefited the society and many members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.G. Spencer
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Mr. Cer
Funeral Service For Mr. Griffith
Funeral services for James Carson Griffith were held at his brother in law's home on North Main Street with Rev. H G Spencer officiating. He and his family were among mourners. floral tributes adorned the casket. The body was sent by train to Red Key Indiana for burial where he owned a home and several relatives are buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carson Griffith
Ann Virginia Griffith
Andrew C. Griffith
The
Star
T. Walter Capper
North Main Street
H.G. Spencer
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Melissa Grifith
William Smith
Clarksburg
W. Va
May Turner
Petersburg
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Red Key
Ind
Christian Church
Fordyce Moore Family Moves to Saranac Lake Health Trip
Mr and Mrs Fordyce Moore and their children of Middleway Vermont will stay with Mrs Moore's parents on West Piccadilly Street Jest New England before returning home. Mrs Moore will travel to Saranac Lake New York for a several month stay to help restore her health.
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Fordyce Moore
Middleway
Widow of Turner A. Lewis Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Martha J. Lewis widow of Turner A. Lewis died at 616 South Braddock street at 3 P M after a lingering illness. Born near White Hall April 13 1868 she was daughter of the late Charles E B Bell postmaster and merchant. She married Mr Lewis November 9 1885, he perished while operating a threshing machine near Waynesboro Pa December 1 1912. Funeral Thursday at 3 P M from her residence in Braddock Street Church services by Rev W er Talbert. Pallbearers listed and interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. Lewis
Turner A. Lewis
South Braddock Street
Lewis
White Hall
Charles EB. Bell
Waynesboro
South
Messrs
W. A. Bell
M. M., Lynch
T. P. Grayheal
Jacob Streit
John Thwaite
James Hott
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Byrd Declares Candidacy for State Senate in Tenth District
Frederick and Winchester voters signed petitions for Byrd to run for Virginia State Senate representing the Tenth District, including Winchester, Frederick and Shenandoah counties. He pledges to inform voters on public policy and publish positions as the General Assembly approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Winchester
State Senate
Shenandoah
Virginia
General Assembly
Cabinet Meeting Faces Grave Questions Over U S Incidents
President Wilson and advisers tackle Cushing Gulflight Lusitania matters amid Philadelphia speech fallout. Adl they deny a German wireless claim of British naval losses as policy clarity remains pending. Ambassador regret over Lusitania noted. Bryan discusses Berlin contact as Cabinet convenes.
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Gulflight
Lusitania
Mr. Wilson
Philadelphia
Admiralty
Berlin
Superb
Bergen
Washington
Wilson
Bernatorti
Germany
Bornstortz
Bryan
Lusitansa
Great Britain
Gerard
Four Drowned In One Family At Beat Trap
In Liverpool Ohio four members of the Taylor family drown when their rowboat capsizes at Beat Trap dam. William N. Taylor chief engineer at Midland Pennsylvania travels with wife and two children Cleota 13 and Stanley 4. Two other children survive? Bodies not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Ohio
Willliam N. Taylor
Midland
dam.Taylor
Georgetown
Pitsburgh
Cleota
Stanley
Auctioneer Coleman Dunn Sells Large Stock of Clothing and Shoes
Mr. Coleman Dunn of Stephenson returned from Woodstock where he conducted a successful auction sale for Mr. Jobe consigning a large stock of men's clothing and shoes. The event drew buyers and featured a wide range of apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Dunn
Stephenson
Woodstock
Jobe
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Umbert
Brethren
J. W. McCleary
Hotd Jack
Luther K. Dellinger
Dodson, Md
Julia Steele
William Lupton
S. A. Jordan
Brunswick, Md
Softley
Evans
Charles H. Neikirk
Hagerstown, Md
Hotel Evans
Cook
Fairmont Ag
Norfolk
D. B. Spier
Shenandoah Valley
Jack O’ Lanter Moon
Percy
Wenrich
KE. W. Barry
W. P. Lickliter
Mr. Griffith
Saranac Lake
Moling and Seal
Redfern
Nyt
Charles E. Bell
Byrd
Senate
PO Mf, Byrd
Cunard
Mauretania
Wire
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