Copenhaver Will Probate Records Executors Named
The will of Camillus J. Copenhaver, who died recently on West Monmouth Street, has been admitted to probate. Executors John J. Copenhaver George J. Copenhaver and Michael J. Copenhaver qualified with $2,400 bonds. The will directs payment of debts and bequest of all personal property to wife Mary T. M. Copenhaver for life with real estate to her during life and to be divided among heirs after death. Signature proven by M. M. Lynch and Oscar H. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camillus
Copenhaver
Monmouth Street
Corfioration Court
John J
George
Michael
Copenhavér
Mary
M. Copenhaver
Messrs. M. M. Lynch
Oscar H. Lewis
Bagthorpe Sultan Sold for Ten Thousand Dollars
The prized stallion Bagthorpe Sultan, twice winner of the US championship, sold for 10000 dollars in cash. Acquired as a colt in England by Henry Fairfax of Oak Hill Loudoun County, he grew to become America’s champion and sire of fine horses. The buyer was the Pabst Stables of Milwaukee, with Richard Sterfker of New Jersey arranging the deal.
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Fina
Bagthorpe Sultan
United States
England
Henry Fairfax
Oak Hill
Loudoun County
America
Fairfax
Pabst Stables
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Richard Sterfker
New Jergers
Berryville
Detectives Seek Assailant in Grafton Teacher's Death
Pittsburgh dispatch reports detectives and relatives search Oakmont Saw Creek and Verona hills for the attacker of Pauline B Loos a Grafton W Va school teacher whose body was found in the Allegheny river A postmortem notes a violent struggle with the assailant leaving bruises.
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Pittsburgh
Pauline B. Loos
Grafton
W. Va
Allegheny River
Oakmont
Saw Creek
Verona
Remarkable Care of Dysentery
I was attacked with dysentery about July 15 and used doctors medicines with no relief. I grew weaker and weighed 145 pounds dropping to 125. After two months I was advised to try Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two bottles gave me permanent relief. B W Hill Snow Hill NC. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
B .W. Hill
Snow Hill
N. C
Local Personal Notices From City and Surroundings
Mr. Henry H Littie returns from New York after several days away. Mrs. Jack Reynolds and her two sons arrive from Baltimore and stay with her mother on North Main Street. Miss Amy Rhodes returns to Middletown Virginia after visiting the Rice home. Mr. J L Maphis back from Baltimore on railroad business. Mr and Mrs Spiker of Washington visit the Gearing home in the west end. Eastern city visitors depart noon for Rock Enon Springs for a stay. Mr M Alexander of Rothwell Cold Storage Company is visiting his home this week.
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Jack’ Reynolds
Baltimore
North Main’ 'Street
Amy Rhodes
Middletown
L.E. Rice
Spiker
Washington
James Gearing
West End
Halls Catarrh Cure Advertised by J Cheney Co
An old advertisement claims Halls Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It touts a perfect combination of tonics and blood purifiers with testimonials and credentials from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hail
Quack Medicina
Thasommtey
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Measure Aimed At Mexicans Referred By Senate
The Senate foreign relations committee referred to a sub committee a bill by Senator Smith Michigan to deport foreigners who conspire against other governments while in the United States. The bill is seen as aimed at certain Mexicans in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On’ Foreign Relations
Smith
Michigan
United
Pastor of New Christian Church to Dedicate Building
A pastor will lead the dedication of the New Christian Church tomorrow morning. Members of the congregation and local residents are invited to attend as the church opens for worship and community events.
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New Christian Church
Cardui Helps Woman Regain Health Amid Family Strife
A distressed woman recounts failing health and medical doubts until Cardui restored strength and weight. She credits eleven bottles for being able to work again and praises Cardui as the best medicine for women.
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Ras WC Hicks
Mym
Cardus
Stone Bridge Notes Reflect Local Then and Now
Miss Virgie Hibbard returns near Winchester after a week’s chat with Miss Virgie. Mr R A Atkins and daughters Katherine and Nettie visited Riverton area. Sunday guests at the Armel home included Harry Allamong Charles Hibbard and Arthur Armel. Charles Grim of Boyce stayed with Arthur Armel. Henry Hughes visited his sick mother in Woodberry. Armel family ties noted as Berryville attendance continues.
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Stone Bridge
Virgie Hibbard
Fiera
Winchester
Virgie
Harry Allamong
Charles Hibbard
Arthur R. Armel
Charles H. Grim
Boyce
Arthur’ Armel
Here
Henry Hughes
John Armel
Armel
Berryville
Baltimore Wholesale Prices Today
Baltimore prices paid in wholesale markets include wheat at 92 3 4 for spot and August, corn with no quotations, hay with No 1 timothy at 18, standard timothy 17, No 1 clover mixed 16, No 1 clover 14 1 2. Eggs Virginia and nearby firsts per dozen 23, butter fancy creamery 28 1 2, choice 27 1 2, Virginia dairy prints 20 21. Live poultry prices cover chickens, hens 16, roosters and stags 10, spring large 18, small 21, ducks old 12, spring 8 pounds and over 14, pigeons per pair 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yreen
the Star
Baltimore
Virginia
Four Million Dead Flies Bought In Harrisburg Campaign
Harrisburg civic club officers bought four million dead house flies to fuel a monster swatting drive in the capital. The club paid five cents a pint for the flies and distributed literature warning of the dangers of flies around homes.
Transfer of Realty Deed Recorded on Braddock Street
A deed admitted to record in the Corporation Court transfers B F Strosnider interest in property on the east side of South Braddock Street to William G Hardy for five dollars and other consideration.
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Corporation Court
B. F. Strosnider
South Braddock Street
William G. Hardy
Glynn Threatens to Seize New York Governor’s Office
Albany reports Lieutenant Governor Martin Glynn prepares violent measures to eject impeached Governor William Sulzer from the executive chambers. Glynn signs as acting governor and plans to administer pending Sulzer’s impeachment trial while his cabinet backs Glynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Martin H. Glynn
William Sulzer
New York
Glynn
Sulzer
Sulher
Franklin Unable To Raise $10,000 Bond In Federal Case
Sam Franklin a mulatto held on charges under the federal white slave law remains jailed in Harrisburg awaiting the September term in Lynchburg. He was denied bail after a hearing before U S Commissioner Tavenner with a $10,000 bond set. Franklin's wife, a Filipino, departed to attempt to raise funds, owning property in Burlington Vermont but likely insufficient to cover the bond.
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Sam Franklin
Rhean
Frederick E Country
Wirter
Harrisburg
United States District Court
Lynchburg
Franklin
United States
Tavenner
Federal Grand Jury
Burlington
Vermont
Quart of Honey. Bee Flight Distances Calculated
A bee culturist reports data for Popular Mechanics showing a quart of honey requires about 48 000 miles of bee flight. He notes that in peak month a colony's workers may accumulate flights totaling around 475 200 miles for ten quarts of honey.
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Earth
Moon
Taft quips about ribs in older age memory joke
In a light exchange with Senator Nathan B, President Taft jokes that aging will let him see his ribs again, a quip captured in Popular Magazine. The humor contrasts Taft with a joke about fat turning thin and remembering old acquaintances.
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Taft
Nathan B
White House
Prestit
Scott
Mr. Taft
Popular Magazine
Public sale of lands in Frederick County Virginia
Public sale to the highest bidder at Winchester Virginia on a Wednesday in July for Birmingham and Randallson tracts comprising about 365 acres. Parcels sold first then whole, with two dwellings on the Randallson tract and a Birmingham tract with wells garden and timber. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal annual installments secured by deeds and insurance. Special commissioners include Cushwa Reardon Lynch Steck Williams and others.
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Frederick County
Virgil
M. Cushwa
Sonus Va
C. Palsiter
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Birmingham
Ambrose ’. Painter
Randelon
Sn Bank
Front Royal
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Fronou TA
von Ts
Buick
Auto Livery Co
W. E. Huntsberry
Mgr
Huntsberry
South Main St
Footer
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
Etta
Annie Grim
Heller’s
The
Evening Star Publishing ‘Co
C. J. Copenhaver
Henry H. Littie
J. L. Maphis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Rock Enon ‘Springs
M. ‘Alexander
Rothwell Cold
Th Onfc
Catarra
WM. T. Walters
Seeqine Co
Simmons Liver
JAMES @. REARDON
M. M. Lynch
John M. Steck
R. Gray Williams
Jeer
Harry R. Kern
R. T. Barton
Robert A. Hutchinson
R. M. Ward
George 8. Harrison
Victor Cushna
Ambrose C. Painter
James P. Reardon
J. W. Baker, JR
Wrecereys
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