Convention of Anti-Saloonists in Winchester Aug 25 1908
The Frederick County Anti-Saloon League holds its third annual convention at the Winchester Auditor ium on Tuesday August 25 1908 starting 10 30 a m with three sessions. Local and external speakers will discuss temperance topics and a medal contest by district girls follows an evening address. Admission is free and public attendance is urged. Charles E Clevenger pres.
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Two Hits Off Father Shiner Doom Hagerstown Loss
Frederick beat Hagerstown 2 or 0 yesterday afternoon as only two clean hits off Shiner were allowed. All Frederick runs came from errors, none earned. Malone accounted for both Fred erick hits while Maher puzzled Hagerstown with four hits off his delivery, three by Luhn. Shiner lacked reliable support to extend the game beyond nine innings.
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Public School To Open On Sept 14 In Winchester
Winchester city school board votes to start fall session Monday September 14 one week late with make up possible in spring. Freeborne free school building on Cork Street near John Kerr School expected ready in September, adding space for pupils. Berryville fair offers 3000 in prizes August 18 19 20 as premier event. LM Walton agent.
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Special trains planned for Shawnee Tribe celebration
A meeting at Shawnee Tribe of Red Men headquarters with Capt. B F Bond of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad set plans for cheap excursion tickets during homecoming week. The committee expects several daily specials to Winchester and seeks connections via Southern Railway to link Harrisonburg Manassas and other points with Strasburg.
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Bryan Notified At Lincoln Today
Lincoln Neb Aug 12 The city woke at sunrise to a 45 gun salute by Col Malony s battery on the Capital grounds signaling the opening of the Bryan notification day Invitations were sent to Nebraska and nearby state officers to attend the notification Mr Bryan delivered his notification address this afternoon.
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Ever Try Skating By Three at Market St Rink Feature
Leap year and odd party tomorrow night at Market St Rink. Special automobile accommodations planned for Berryville Horse Show attendees. Grounds adjoining the show have been leased and parking managed.
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Market St. Rink
Berryville
Haddox's Big Sale Offers Daily Bargains This Month
Haddox announces a month of daily bargains with no cost considerations. The notice promises significant discounts throughout the sale period, inviting shoppers to visit Haddox's store for special daily deals.
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Sheriff Purcell Attacked During Arrest in Frederick County
Sheriff Clark H. Purcell of Frederick County was assaulted as he arrested William M. Haymaker near Haymaker’s mother’s home. Dr. Charles Von Witt rushed to aid, fighting off Haymaker and his brother while the sheriff was restrained. The incident occurred while Purcell attempted to serve a warrant. further grand jury inquiry into the Haymarkers is anticipated.
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Frederick County
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8. M. Wittep
Washington
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Clarke County
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Haymaker
Warrenton
Sheriff Purcell
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Wile
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von Witt
Ion
Haymakers
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Oh Haymaker
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Runa
Clarke Courty
Dr. von Witt
Robert Haymaker
Robert Shanken
the Igheritt
Circuit Court
Robert
Troops Ready at Portsmouth After Calm Morning
Portsmouth Virginia August 12 troops on guard at the harbor area have been withdrawn as of dawn. The search for James Strong the alleged killer of Policeman William Winninder continues with authorities tightening checkpoints and patrols along fog bound shores.
Grace Athletic Club Beats Winchester In Odd Exhibition
The Grace Athletic Club of Washington edged Winchester 10 to 9 in a peculiar exhibition. Grace scored six runs in the first five innings, then errors by Winchester in the ninth allowed a seven-run swing before the game ended with Grace at ten.
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Washington
Winchester
Lipton Seeks New America's Cup Challenge in 1909
Sir Thomas Lipton, the noted sportsman, says he will send another challenge for the America's Cup if the New York Yacht Club agrees to build a challenger under universal American yacht racing rules. The proposed race would be off Sandy Hook in 1909.
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Thomas Lipton
Thomas
New York Yacht Club
America
Sandy Hook
Fatal Automobile Crash Kills Montgomery in Boston
At dawn in Providence R I Montgomery Sears of Boston died from auto crash injuries. His companion George Saunders of Providence was also badly hurt and is not expected to survive. A second item reports William Selanski, jailed in Brooklyn, committing suicide in his cell before trial. Another blurb notes the Berryville Horse Show dates and grounds arrangements.
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Ade Montgomery
Sears
Boston
George Saunders
New York
William Selanski
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Miss Reynolds Weds Mr Marrow in Berryville Home
In Berryville Virginia on August 12 Laura Reynolds wed George Marrow of Newport News in a small ceremony at the Reynolds residence. Matron of honor was John 8 Goldsmith’s wife and William Reynolds served as best man in a ceremony led by Rev Baward Wall rector of Grace Episcopal Church. A select guest list joined the couple for the intimate nuptials.
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George Reynolds
Berryville
Laura Reynolds
George Marrow
Newport, News, VaiMre
John 8. Goldsmith
William Reynolds
Baward Wall
Frace Episcopal Church
Marylandman Nominated as Assistant Treasurer of the U S
George Bantz of Maryland was yesterday nominated by the President to succeed James Meline as assistant treasurer of the United States. He has thirty five years in the Treasury. He is related to Megara T M and J A Bantz of Winchester and nephew of former Senator Henry G Davis of West Virginia.
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George C. Bantz
Maryland
James ¥. Meline
Ury
Megara
T.M
J. A. Bantz
Winchester
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Banana shipment from Jamaica and Cuba in sale
Advertisement notes 500 bunches of bananas from Jamaica and Cuba offered for ten days at 40 to 90 cents per bunch. Sold by G. Guiliant.
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Cuba
G. Guiliant
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