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Newspaper

Winchester News

Location

Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1908

Page

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Langley Tours Tenth District Meets Supporters

Hon John W Langley visits the Tenth Congressional District for a few hours, greeted by many friends including Democrats who backed him. He notes strong support, discusses a bridge bill for the Kentucky river, a Winchester public building appropriation, and road construction aid while planning more district visits. He will attend to public interests and personal matters before Congress begins December 7.

John W. Langley Taft Langley Kentucky Winchester Congress Washington

J. Smith Hays Announces Circuit Judge Candidacy

J Smith Hays declares Democratic bid for Circuit Judge to succeed Benton. He details qualifications, fairness, law knowledge, and duty to administer justice impartially. He recounts his career from Kentucky schooling to law practice, party leadership, and long involvement in Democratic campaigns.

J. Smith Hays Circuit Court Benton Twenty-fifth Judicial District

Judge Hays Born in Morristown Tennessee

Born in Morristown Tennessee on March 7 1864 Judge Hays was a native of Knox County Tennessee He was the son of parents who lived in Knox County and his early life is noted in this obituary fragment from the Morristown area

Judge Hays Morristown Tenn Knox County Ken Cuba Santa Clara Province Santa Clara Weyler

Union Thanksgiving Services At Local Methodist Church

A large representative audience gathered for Union Thanksgiving services at the Methodist church yesterday. Choirs from Episcopal, Presbyterian, Christian and Methodist churches contributed fine music. Rev. Wm. B. Ricks of Bowling Green preached the sermon, praised by many attendees.

Methodist Church

State Now Champion Defeats Central 40 to 0 for Kentucky Title

In Lexington on Stoll Athletic field the State University football team dominated Central University in nearly every phase and won 40 to 0 to clinch the Kentucky Intercollegiate championship for the 1908 season.

Lexington State University Stoll Central University Kentucky

Great Educational Rally Planned in Winchester Sunday

Citizens of Winchester and Clark county are invited to two educational rallies at the courthouse Sunday afternoon at 3 and evening at 7 to back State Superintendent Crabbe in improving schools. Speakers include Rev E C McDougle and Dr P P Claxton with music by Winchester High School juniors and a college quartet.

Winchester Clark County Court House E. C. McDougle Eastern State Normal P. P. Claxton South University of the South Knoxville Tenn Everning Winchester High School College Quartette Crabbe Ford

Hitchcock to Be Postmaster General in Taft Cabinet

Special to The News reports Frank Hitchcock has accepted the postmaster general role in Taft's cabinet. Hitchcock previously led the Republican Campaign Committee that aided Taft's election.

Hitchcock Taft Republican Campaign Committee

Visiting in Bourbon County

Mrs. J. L. Bosley is visiting in Bourbon County.

J. L. Bosley Bourbon County

Rufus Lisle Returns From Pittsburg Business Trip

Mr. Rufus Lisle has returned from a business trip to Pittsburg Pennsylvania. He arrived home yesterday and reported a productive visit with several clients and partners.

Rufus Lisle Pittsburg, Pa

Increasing Interest at Revival Services

The revival at the Methodist church draws growing attendees with Friday services planned. Preacher Rev. Ricks explored Jacob at Peniel from Genesis 32 24 detailing Jacob's mixed character before meeting God and his transformation into Israel through divine confrontation.

Methodist Church Ricks Jacob Peniel God

American minister resigns his office in Nicaragua

Mannague Nicaragua November 27 John Coolidge American minister here has tendered his resignation The State Department in Washington disapproved of his meddling in Nicaragua affairs Coolidge cites too many revolutions for him.

Mannague Nicaragua John Coolidge State Department Washington Coolidge

Naff Sues Oliver for Five Thousand Dollars

Sarah Naff through attorney John M. Stevenson filed suit in Circuit Court against James William Oliver for $5,000. The petition states that on March 1 1908 the defendant unlawfully assaulted and beat her about the head with his fists causing damage.

Sarah Naff John M. Stevenson Circuit James William Oliver

Knights of Pythias officer election postponed

The election of officers for the coming year at Ivanhoe Lodge No. 48 K of P was postponed from Thursday night to next Thursday night. All members are urged to attend.

Ivanhoe Lodge No. 48 K. of P

ROAD RACE WON BY FRENCHMAN

Savannah Ca Nov 27 Six score of Italian horses 120 horsepower sent crashing through fog and sunshine on 402 miles of lilac oiled roadways by Louis Wagner to claim the international auto race trophy and purse. Hessery in a German Benz No 8 finished second. Wagner set a new road racing record with 65.5 miles an hour over 402 miles and 21 36 laps fastest circuit.

Savannah Louis Wagner Fate Fritz Erle Wagner Nazarro Hemery George Robertson de Palma Fiat No. 18

Sheriff to resign over threat of troops in county

In Tiptonville Tennessee rumors claimed Governor Patterson would send 150 troops to arrest lynching participants. Sheriff Haines said he would resign if soldiers arrived, insisting he can handle the situation without military aid. Separate dispatch from Boston reported Larz Anderson will not seek a diplomatic post after donating to the Republican campaign.

Tennessee Tiptonville Tenn Patterson Haines Anderson Boston Larz Anderson Brooklin

Brush Pottery Plant Burns Down in Zanesville Ohio

Zanesville Ohio November 27 The Brush Pottery plant was totally destroyed by fire causing a loss of 360 000 with seventy men left jobless. Firemen were hindered by weak water pressure. origin of the fire is unknown. The plant will be rebuilt as soon as possible.

Zanesville, C Brush Pottery Company

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Tenth Congressional District Teuchy Union College Barbourville Col John Dishman Dishman and Hays Col. Dishman Bryan Beckham Bryan and Kern Club Episcopal, Presbyterian, Christian and Methodist Churches Jose Miguel Gomez Brandenburg R. M. Shipp Meade County Ekron Court House Yard Weaver Louisville Shipn Frankfort Claxton New York Frank Pittsburg William B. Ricks Bethel Bethuel Esau Israel Oliver Knights OF Pythias
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