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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1901

Page

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Rev Copps New Religion Plans Wide Ministry and Million Dollar Fund

The Rev Zach H Copp announces he will remain in the ministry and lead pastoral work for the People’s Church of America, started in Chicago with a $1,000,000 fund. The denomination seeks mass appeal with no fixed creed, using evangelical ministers and open meetings in larger cities, funded by a dollar-for-dollar match from the donor.

Zach H. Copp Copp J. E Copp Kernstown Srax People’s Church of America Dr. Thomas’s Chicago

Hospital Plans To Arrive Tomorrow For Winchester Memorial

Architect C B Keiferstein of Washington arrives to present Winchester Memorial Hospital plans to trustees. Details are complete and plans may be accepted immediately with possible minor alterations by the building committee.

C.b.keiferstein Washington Winchester Memorial Hospital

Weather forecast for Virginia from the Weather Bureau

The Weather Bureau issues a forecast for Virginia with cloudy unsettled weather. The outlook calls for tonight and Wednesday with changing conditions and potential showers.

United States Weather Bureau Today Virginia

Women return from Buffalo Exposition event

The Misses Myrtle Miller Julia Wall Nelle and Edna Dinges Katharine Wagner and Emily Boyer returned the morning from attending the Exposition at Buffalo.

Myrtle Miller Julia Wall Nelle Edna Dinges Katharine Wagner Emily Boyer Buffalo

Capon Trip for Local Ladies and Gentleman

Mrs Dr Heist Miss Bettie Green Mrs G O Snapp Miss Beulah Cline and Mr Allie Faulkner depart this morning for Capon for a two week visit. There is a note of a soda stand at Busbaell's along the way.

Capon Dr. Heist Bettie Green G. O. Snapp Beulah Cline Allie Faulkner

Grass and hay dispute reaches County Court verdict

In Rest County Court this afternoon the case of William E. Jefferson versus John W. Jones debated whether grass is hay. The jury found for Jones with a $5 verdict and court costs against Jefferson.

William E. Jefferson John W. Jones Jones Jefferson Rest Thist County Joseph Hawkins Perry C. Alderson Joseph H. Funkhouser E. L. Stine J. E. Pitman J. W. Spellman Jno J. Harmer Joefferon

Golden Wedding Is Celebrated At Berkeley Springs

Mr and Mrs John E Herrill of Washington celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the Berkeley Springs West Virginia home of Mr and Mrs C P Jack A small dinner is served on antique dishes guests observe floral decorations Herrill president of the National Capital Bank and a prominent real estate investor with a fortune estimated between five hundred thousand and one million dollars He is a cousin of Capt John Herrill of Winchester and was born in Loudoun County about seventy years ago

John E. Heiril Washington C. P. Jack Berkeley Springs W. Va Herrill National Capital Bank Berkeley Capt John Herrill Winchester Loudoun County

Minstrel Show in Far Off Manila Receives Program

Mr. Joseph Leafe has a copied program from a Cosmopolitan Theatre entertainment in Manila performed by American troops. Participants include his sister Ms. I Lindsay Leafe of the Eighteenth Regiment Band. Leafe was interlocutor and also sang in a quartet. he expects to reach San Francisco next week as his enlistment lasts over a year. Mr. C L Crum remains ill at his West Water Street residence.

Joseph Leafe Cosmopolitan Theatre Manila Leafe I. Lindsay Leafe Eighteenth Regiment San Francisco

Cyclists May Ride Without Lanterns in City

City ordinances revised on August 1 remove requirements for cyclists to carry bells or lanterns. Riders may travel after dark without lanterns or bells, though speed is limited to five miles per hour and sidewalk riding remains illegal. Several arrests were made under older rules, and officials may restore the lantern and bell provisions.

Christian Homes for Poor Orphans Proposed by Society

Rev W J Maybee head of Virginia Children's Home Society opened a local branch last Monday and met with Chief Seabright and Mr Afflick. Afflick endorsed placing white orphans from the Almshouse with Christian families. If implemented, children would be handed to Maybee for placement.

W. J. Maybee Virginia Children’s Home Society Seabright Mr. Afflick Afflick Stan Rev Maybee

Union Band to Night Concert on Episcopal Institute Lawn

Program lists Rival Rovers and a suite of works including Russell Overture Ingomar and Laurendeau Waltz Sanda Mingo Two Step Hunky Dory Halzman March New Annapolia by Taylor with concert at 8:30 on the Episcopal Female Institute lawn.

Episcopal Female Institute Rovers Ingomar Laurens Laurendeau Sanda Mingo Hunky Dory

Friendship Reel Team Schedule Meeting

The Friendship Reel Team will meet tomorrow at 8 oclock to arrange the reel races at Staunton from September 23 to 25.

Friendship Reel

Narrowly Missed Tragedy From Accidental Revolver Discharge

An old rusty revolver discharged while Reuben Rachille attempted to fix it, firing a bullet through a wooden partition and narrowly missing him, James Lowry, and Lowry’s young daughter in adjacent rooms on South Market Street. The scene occurred around nine o clock with the gun near firing just moments earlier.

Reuben Rachille South Market Street Rudhille James Lowrey Rudacille

Bit by Moccasin Snake Wounds Relief Resident

Mr. George Ginn of Relief, a well known county resident, was bitten yesterday while hauling wood. He stooped to pick up a stick and found a moccasin under it. his finger bled as the wound swelled. Onion was applied and Dr. Davison notified. Ginn's condition is serious but expected to improve.

George Ginn Relief Ginn Mr. Ginn

Murderer Grant Found Very Ill

J William Grant once believed to have killed in Hagerstown Maryland was found unconscious in the city jail and treated by doctors. Doctors Rajan and Morrison suspected acute Brights disease as the cause though his wound has healed. A later dispatch said he regained consciousness and improved with no immediate danger.

J. William Grant Hagerstown Fuller Flora Rajan Morrison Tae San

Wheat yield reported by F A Cochran at 23 bushels per acre

Mr F A Cochran of the county recently threshed wheat averaging 23 bushels to the acre. The report emphasizes high yield and farming efficiency in the region.

F. A. Cochran

Yard Party at Round Hill M E Church

The ladies of Round Hill M E Church plan a yard party at the church on Friday and Saturday nights August 16 and 17. Committee.

Round Hill Ladies of the Round Hill M. E. Church

Office Seeks All Kinds of Job Work

An office advertises that it handles all kinds of job work. The notice emphasizes full-service offerings and invites inquiries for varied tasks.

Fire chiefs plan tonight to form standard plug unions

Capt Robert L Gray and James M Haymaker travel to Chambersburg Pa for a Mayors and Fire Chiefs meeting. They represent Fire Chief J W Sibert and Mayor R T Barton. The aim is a permanent association to standardize plug connections along the Cumberland Valley Railroad and to secure free rail transport for fire apparatus.

Robert L. Gray James M. Haymaker Chambersburg Cumberland Valley Harrisburg Winchester Capt. Gray Mr. Haymaker J. W. Sibert R. T. Barton Hagerstown Shippensburg Cumberland Valley Railroad C. V. RB. RB J. F. Boyd H. A. Logue

Correction: Dr Kern preached at Braddock Street church

A Star misprint listed Rev Dr John A Kern as preaching at Market Street M K Church on Sunday night. The correct location is Braddock Street M K Church. No other details are provided.

John A. Kern Market Street M. K Braddock Street M. K

First Carload of Peaches Shipped Over B&O Today

Mr Win Wine the fruit packer ships the first carload of peaches over the B&O to Northern markets today.

Mr. Win. Wine

Also Mentioned on This Page

MR. Copp The Turner Ashby Turner George W. Ward West Water Street J. A. Miller Henderson Jefferson County Joseph E Johnston Ward Miller Alex Davis Paper Mill Road Norval Wilson Busbaell’s C. L. Crum Christian Homes Mr Lowrey Grant Association For Mutual Protection Dr. Kern
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