Judge Campbell Cleared After Clerical Slur Assault Trial
Amherst judge acquitted of assault on a clergyman after the clergyman’s slanderous charge. jury implied the clergyman initiated the conflict. The article defends clergy but urges temper and lawfulness, noting benefit of clergy is obsolete. The Clarke Courier endorses R Powell Page for railroad commissioner, lauding integrity and experience.
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Judge Campbell
Amherst
Campbell
The
Clarke Courier
R. Powell Page
Page
Ten Day Ocean Grove Excursion via Cumberland Valley R R
Cumberland Valley Railroad promotes a ten day excursion to Ocean Grove New Jersey departing August 21 by train No 4 with direct Philadelphia connection. Tickets valid on return aboard regular trains except the New York Chicago Limited line, and allow a stop in Philadelphia on return.
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Ocean Grove
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Asbury Park
N. J
Cumberland Valley
Philadelphia
New “York
A Fisherman's Lunch on a Vermont Stream
The piece describes a Noonday trout meal cooked on site beside a spring using flat stones and embers. A narrator cites Emerson and urges epicureans to seek brook trout prepared fresh with simple bread and clover honey in a rustic riverside setting.
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van Dyke
Vermont
Winter in Japan by the Native People
The piece notes Japan’s winter as damp and punishing yet endured with minimal effort. Samurai ethos and bushido are cited as reasons for not feeling cold, with limited heating via hibachi braziers. Open houses, paper-pane doors, and thin garments mark daily life as cool, muddy streets, open booths, and bareheaded women persist.
Fourth Ward Registration Opens In Winchester Virginia
The Fourth Ward Board of Registrars announces the opening of registration books at the Sarah Zane Engine House with dates from September 4 to October 14 1902. Registration hours are 7 to 9 p m on most days with a midday session on October 14. Tos M Barr president and secretaries W P McGuire and Jos E Kierr sign the notice.
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Virginia
Board of
Winchester
Sarah Zane Engine House
Tos. M. Barr
Ww. P. McGuire
Jos. E. Kierr
Board of Registrars
Fourth Ward
State of
Chancery suit in Frederick County enjoins Hensell and others
In the Clerk's Office of Frederick Circuit Court on July 23 1902 trustee H S Larrick seeks to enjoin D N Hensell and others from disposing of goods held in trust under a Willey & Co. deed. The defendants nonresidents are ordered to appear within 15 days and a notice is published weekly in the Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and posted at the county courthouse.
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Circuit Court
County of Frederick
H. S. Larrick
D. N. Hensell
Herbert S. Larrick
L. C. Willey
L. C. Willey & Co
County Court
Frederick County
W. B. Osborn
Kalamazoo Corset Co
Loewy Drug Co
John E. Hurst & Co
Standard Oil Co
Wm. Deiches & Co
F. A. Davis & Co
Planters Packing Co
Dover Mfg. Co
Lawrence & Gould Shoe Co
Pratt Food Co
Pearre Bros. Co
D. M. Ferry & Co
Ramsey & Effinger
J. H. Beachley & Co
Carlin & Fulton
Rouse, Hempstone & Co
Wm. Coke Importing Company
Liberty Linseed Oil Company
Armour & Company
Corby’s Modern Bakery
Amback Bros. & Co
Wilson, Palmer & Co
Enterprise Coffee Co
Frank H. Lester
J. H. Gluck
J.J. Underhill
Tregalis
H. R. Kern
Last Week of Big Sale at Valley Female College
The Valley Female College announces this is the final week of a private sale begun three weeks ago. Dr. Hyde will present bargains including two Steiff pianos, furniture, bedding, dining tables, maps, globes, coal stoves, and a large cooking stove as the institution prepares to reopen under Prof. Warwick in a few weeks.
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the Valley Female College
Hyde
Steiff
Prof
Warwick
Peeca See fund report fragment shows capital and profits numbers
The excerpt lists fund figures including capital stock paid in 100000 undivided profits 71065.88 national bank notes outstanding 48650.01 amounts due to others 24873.02 dividends unpaid and demand certificate details with certified checks noted.
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Eeere
Lost leather items in office near 7-26 building
A note asks for return of a leather item and pencil and fountain reward offered. The finders are instructed to bring it to the North Wing office at 7-26. The notice seeks the return of the belongings with a reward for honest delivery.
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the Evening Star
Bunday
Evening Star Publishing CO
H. Hansbrough
Water Street
Mive Ten - Petar
Star Secidences
Mary
Pubers
STAR
East Water Street
James Hay
Seventh Congressional
Emerson
Japan
C. L. Robinson
Prop
Rouss
Henry Baetjer & CO
W. L. Seabrook
Newbury
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Valley Female College
Star Job Plant
Wit
Oxford
S. Rosenmeyr
OF the
Shenandoah Valley
Vinia
U.S
National Banka Reserve
Internal Revenue
National
Wf Bank
Vis
Peeca
U. S
Eeeere
Joux W. Rice
Thr
Erle Carter
Hanssrover
W. H. Baxer
T M Bantz
Helulers
Bell Bros
Winchester Inn
G. C. Shepard Telephone
Winchester, Virginia
City
W.s. Catelehir
Bantz
Baltimore
oIna Sours
Lew
York
Ferry
Charl i
Leen
Harrisonban
Staunton
Lexington
Oing North
Taunton
Harrisonburg
Strasburg Junction
Summit Point
Harpers Ferry
Hageratown
Washington
Paakina
Martin
Mgr
Parcon
Cea S
Oree O Oo
Henry
South Main Street
ETORS
Gearing & Shiner
Ann W. G. Funk
Wyatt
Lottie
Shade
Siler
W. G. Funk
T. M. Bantz
Court House
George W. Kurtz
Grim & Haymaker
Theay Lightning Septemen Co
George H. Heist
North Main Street
Miller’s Drugstore
Winches
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