Exposition Tour Reflections From Paris July Visit
The writer reports a Paris Exposition visit with mixed impressions noting modest exterior architecture save for the Fine Arts Buildings. He praises the American machinery display and United States building facilities including a post office and ice cream soda. Prices are described as generally reasonable with occasional overcharging in souvenir shops. The journey will continue toward Havre and New York by August.
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Paris
France
Havre
New York
Fine Arts
Russia
States
United States
Europe
Winchester
Rouss Advocates Republican Path in Imperial Fast
Charles Broadway Rouss writes in his Trade Journal advocating the Republican program amid a rising global order. He predicts universal prosperity as nations adjust to new power balances and sees America’s navy and commerce expanding against stronger competition.
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Charles Broadway Rouss
McKinley
Rouss
Republican Party
Reuss
America
Peples
Erth
al Peples
Ireland
Williny
Comerce
Illness of Rev Dr S K Cox Reported in Harrisonburg
Reports say Rev Dr S K Cox editor of the Christian Advocate at Harrisonburg has been seriously ill. He was taken ill suddenly and moved to Rawley Springs where he was unconscious for a time. He has since returned home and friends seek accurate updates.
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S. K. Cox
Harrisonburg
Rawley Springs
Cox
Winchester
The
Christian Advocate
Braddock-st. M. E
Former resident Albert Jones travels to Winchester on business
Albert Jones, once a resident, now linked with the Government book bindery, spent yesterday in Winchester on business.
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Albert Jones
Winchester
Death of Samuel Hausenfluck on a Shenandoah farm
Mrs Emma Hausenfluck awoke to find her husband Samuel Hausenfluck dead at about 73 at their Mt Williams area farm. Heart disease given as cause though long illness noted. Survived by widow and daughter. The deceased, native of Shenandoah county, had recently been involved in the Hansenfluck O Flaherty case alleging assault by his tenant and wife.
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Samuel Hausenfluck
Mt. Williams
Emma Hausenfluck
Hausenfluck
Shenandoah County
Emma Hansenfluck
Hansenfluck
Hansenfluck-O. Flaherty
O’flaherty
Tri Convention Closes Session in Front Royal Va
The Tri Convention of the Missionary Institute Sunday school and Epworth League ends after three days in Front Royal Virginia. Speakers include Rev J C Jones Woodstock Va on Epworth Ideals and Miss Vincent Winchester Va on Junior Work and Its Field.
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Missionsionary Institute
Epworth League
Winchester
Front Royal
J.C. Jones
Woodstock
League
L. A. Adams
Stephens City
Frank Barr
Martinsburg
W. Va
F. A. Gaines
White Post
Child's Narrow Escape Risks from Runaway Colt
Late yesterday afternoon Master George Harford, son of Mr and Mrs William Harford of South Market street, playing before Stewart Grims store, nearly had his head struck when a colt driven by a colored man narrowly avoided stepping on him.
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George
William Harford
South Market Street
Stewart Grim
Big Catch of Fish at Crooked Run
Messrs B Brooke Baker Geo W Kremer Wm G Funk James M March and Percy Striker returned last night from a day fishing trip at Crooked Run. The party caught over 150 pounds of fish including several large specimens.
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Messrs
B. Brooke Baker
Geo
W. Kremer
Wm. G. Funk
James M. March
Percy Striker
Crooked Run
Squire Adams Displays John son-Parlett Pin in Town
Squire Adams of Gainsboro visited the town today with the John son Parlett breastpin. Weather remained fair and warm into the night and Saturday with light to moderate winds.
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Squire Adams
Gainsboro
Johnson—Parlett
Star Gets a New Engine for Early Daily Editions
The Evening Star switches from hand power to a Racine gasoline engine of 2 horsepower to run presses and job work. The change speeds delivery by about an hour and supports a 100 percent plus rise in circulation over eighteen months. Foreman Frank Lillis has pressed the paper since founding, turning out over 1,200,000 copies, with additional totals from The Times cited.
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Evening Star
Tam Star
Ty Sy4r
Frank Lillis
Tar Star
The
Star
Times
Death of North Frederick County Resident W H Ebert
W H Ebert aged 78 a respected North Frederick county citizen died from a stroke of paralysis sustained last February in his home near Stephensons The funeral was held at his son Chas M Ebert’s residence with Rev W L Seabrook officiating and the interment at Friends burying ground Hopewell He was born in Gettysburg Pa and moved to the county in 1852 He is survived by three sons Chas M John and Martin P Ebert all prominent farmers with only one living sibling Mrs Brent among eight brothers and sisters
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W. H. Ebert
Frederick County
Chas. M. Ebert
Stephensons
W. L. Seabrook
Grace Lutheran Church
City
Friends
Hopewell
Mr. Ebert
Gettysburg
Ebert
Brent
Thos H Sprint Buys Pony Grocery on Water Street
Mr Thos H Sprint purchases the Pony Grocery from Ashby Swanson at 29 East Water street. Swanson will join the merry go round business and start a small livery stable with his two sons opening soon.
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Thos. H. Sprint
Ashby Swanson
East Water Street
Tournament at Capon Springs crowns beauty queen
Capon Springs West Virginia held a season second tournament with a large crowd at the hotel. Winners were W. H. Harness Wardensville first Guy Kump Romney second Kerr Kump Romney third and H K Shull Marlboro Virginia fourth. Knightly pageantry featured coronation ball and champagne supper honoring Miss Beaumont of Hagerstown Maryland as queen of love and beauty.
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Tux Star
Caron Springs
W. Va
W. H. Harness
Wardensville
Guy Kump
Romney
Kerr Kump
H. K. Shull
Marlboro
John G. Baswell
Board of Trade of
Columbus
Ohio
Knights
Emmett Thompson
Shackleford Miller
Louisville
Edgar Worthington
Winchester
Joseph K. Garr
New Orleans
Capon
C. F. Nelson
Beaumont
Hagerstown
Miss Shields
Richmond
Miss Lee
H. E. Shull
Miss Crabbe
Westmoreland
C. H.minge
Lee
J. K. Garr
Man Returns After Forty Years to Winchester
Bedford Pennsylvania farmer Thomas McCallian visits Winchester onMarket street as guest of Merdith Capper. A former tannery worker west of Winchester four decades ago he has not seen the city in 38 years. He finds few familiar faces or buildings and compares his trip to Rip Van Winkle returning to a changed town.
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Thomas McCallian
Bedford
Meredith Capper
North Market Street
McCallian
Frederick County
Capper
Winchester
Ship van Winkle
Smith Improves After Kidney Colic Attack
Chief Train Dispatcher J. Clin ton Smith, taken ill in his Baltimore and Ohio depot office, suffered yesterday but shows improvement today. The ailment is kidney colic and causes intense pain.
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J. Clinton Smith
Baltimore and Ohio
Local W C T U Hosts Brucetown Yard Party
Twenty four ladies and gentlemen from the local W C T U attended a yard party near Brucetown hosted by the Y unit of Brucetown. The outing was described as delightful.
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Brucetown
Missing Mollie McCarty Found After Wandering
Miss Mollie McCarty, suffering dementia, vanished from her bed in Stephens City. After a townwide search through wells and all hiding places, she was found weak and exhausted at Luther Grim's home three miles away and returned home to likely be sent to the State Hospital.
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Stephens City
Mollie McCarty
Miss McCarty
Inlaw
Lula McCarty
Georgia Dinges
Lee McCarty
Luther Grim
Mr. Grim
Injured Child Slightly Better After Truck Accident
Four year old Carroll Grim, son of Jack Grim, was run over by a heavy truck yesterday afternoon. He suffers pain from a crushed right arm in splints and head cuts. Eye witnesses describe a near fatal escape as the wheel rotated with him clinging to the wheel. The driver stopped just before the truck would have passed over his head. The Star reported the incident.
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Carroll Grim
Jack Grim
Carroll
Mrs Fugitt and Daughter Head to Ohio to Visit Son
Mrs. Fanny Fugitt and her daughter Miss Ella departed last evening for Ohio to visit Mrs. Fugitt's son.
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Fanny Fugitt
Ella
Ohio
Mrs. Fugitt
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GC. B. Rouss
Mr. Hausenfluck
W.H. Ebert
Pony Grocery
Capon Springs
Mr. Smith
Mollie M'Carty
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