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Newspaper

Winchester News

Location

Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1908

Page

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Unsatisfactory Street Car Service for Winchester

A sequence of letters from Winchester city officials and Central Kentucky Traction Company details ongoing complaints about street car service. Citizens cite broken paving and insufficient trips, while the city asserts contractual obligations to maintain service between 6:00 am and 9:30 pm and to repair roadbeds. The dialogue spans October 1908 with apologies and promises to adjust schedules and equipment.

Winchester T.H. Haggard Haggard City of Central Kentucky Traction Company the News E. S. Jouett Winchester Railway, Light and Tee Company F. H. Haggard The Lexington J. B. Crawford Kentucky

Accidently Shoots Small Children in Mary Bells Alley

Three colored children ages six to eight were accidentally shot yesterday afternoon in Mary Bells alley as a shotgun blast from a vacant lot behind them hit each child. None were seriously hurt. one was face shot, others in the body. Police seek the shooter sighting neighborhood boys bird hunting as a possible cause.

Mary Bells Alley

Eight Girls Jump From Cincinnati Skyscraper Fire

Special to The News reports a major blaze in Cincinnati's Neave building with eight girls injured by jumping from the eleventh floor to escape flames. A fireman also suffers serious injuries as fire confines itself to the sixth floor in the heart of the city.

Cincinnati Neave

Registration shows increase in last year and final totals

Last year 1678 names registered. Regular registration this year recorded 1688. Supplemental registration added 123 names by Wednesday evening, totaling 1811. Vote split shows Republicans 895 and Democrats 877 with other small totals making up the remainder.

Deroe Ealer Ali Esas BU Gre i

Countess of Yarmouth Founders in English Channel Tragedy

Twenty three crew members perish when the freight steamer Countess of Yarmouth sinks crossing the English Channel last night. Most bodies recovered. Miss Kate Boone of Lexington, formerly from this city, begins as stenographer with R. G. Elliott, Grand Secretary, I. O. O. F.

Yarmouth English Channel London Countess of Yarmouth Kate Boone Lexington R. G. Elliott

The Impossible. Nothing echo put as it were into L Wead

Fragmentary OCR reads like a cryptic line about an echo and a name L Wead with Martineau noted in brief, unreadable context. Readable facts are scarce and no clear event or outcome emerges from the orphaned text.

Martineau

Estimates on the congressional race in the tenth district

A prominent Democrat in the city seeks vote estimates from reliable sources for every county in the tenth district for the Amos Davis versus John W. Langley contest. A report received details estimated majorities, with a leading Republican also providing his view of the Republican side’s result.

Amos Davis John W. Langley Congress

Lecturer Missing Delays W C T U Lecture Series

Hon Edwin Smith of Nova Scotia was due to lecture at the Court House Wednesday night under the local W C T U society. He failed to arrive and the start of the lecture series is delayed with no known arrival time.

Edwin Smith Nova Scotia Court House

Bryan Campaign Echoes From New York Rally

Albany listeners roar as William Jennings Bryan and former Senator David Hill rally behind the Democratic ticket. Hill declares support while praising Bryan. Bryan vows a united, nationwide victory and attacks the opposing party. Tour includes Hastings on Hudson to Troy with crowds braving rain.

Albany N. Y William Jennings Bryan Hill Senator Hill Democratic Party Mr. Bry Hastings-on-the- Hudson Tarrytown Ossining Peekskill Cold Springs Fishkill Poughkeepsie Rhinecliff Hudson Rensselaer

Taft Big Rally In Madison Square Garden

New York Oct 29 Taft and Hughes shared a platform at Madison Square Garden as the Republican ticket reached its New York climax. Taft arrived at 11:02 pm to an ecstatic crowd, with the audience cheering through rain and a packed arena. Earlier the day Taft spoke at 14 meetings and Hughes at 15. A parade and police orderly crowding marked the event. In Oklahoma City two servants, Edward and Laura Davis, died of poison in the home of Rev. Carter Helm Jones, raising doubts about a possible plot related to his marriage to a Methodist church member.

New York New York City William H. Taft Charles E. Hughes Madison Square Garden Taft Hughes Madison Square Garden Porter Lodge Straus Big Bill Taft Sherman Judge Taft Oklahoma City Okla Carter Helm Jones The Baptist Church Louisville Lynchburg Jones Edward Laura Davis Dr. Jones Virginia

Sane Fourth Association Incorporated in Chicago

Chicago on October 29 reports that incorporation papers for the Sane Fourth association were requested by Marquis Eaton, Hamilton club president, and other citizens. The group aims to enforce laws reducing celebration accidents, express support for a safe and sane Fourth of July, and promote true patriotism through orderly celebration.

Chicago Marquis Eaton Hamilton Club

Christy Mathewson Speaks at New York Democratic Meeting

Christy Mathewson the famed New York NL pitcher spoke at a Democratic mass meeting in the Twenty third Assembly district. John J. Hays Olympic marathon winner and several other American Olympic team members sat on the platform.

Russian Duma Opens Autumn Session in St Petersburg

The autumn session of the third Russian Duma opened in St. Petersburg on October 29. Officials and observers welcomed the move noting it is the first time a Russian parliament has entered a second session, with hopes that the current Duma will serve the country better than prior sessions.

St. Petersburg

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