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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1913

Page

3

Man Dies After 200 Surgeries for Throat Growth

George McDowell 31, formerly of Spartanburg South Carolina, died in a Baltimore hospital after more than 200 operations over three years to remove a throat growth that blocked his breathing. For eighteen months he breathed through a silver tube. doctors sought a final chance to save him.

Star Baltimore George McDowell Spartanburg 8. C McDowell

Return from Harvard Party Heads Home from New York

Mrs Ada S Hatcher Margery and Miss KMS BHU Margaret Lavy return to Winchester from Cambridge while others head home from New York. Adele convalesces in Cambridge and will sail to Baltimore soon. The group enjoyed Potash and Perl first night with Montague Glass applauded. Clergy leaders Morgan Chap men preach in New York on Sunday as the party plans to return home.

Ada. S. Hatcher Aes Margery Cline Hart Kms Bhu Margaret Lavy Winchester Cambridge Mass Warrand University New York Adele “Af Neck Baltimore Perl Mutter Montague Glass Alexander Carr Barney Bernard Louise Dresser Stark J. Stiart “Holden Cathedral Church of St. John, the Divine G. Campbell Morgan Fifth Avenue Presbyterian J. Wilbur Chapman Madison Avenue Baptist Church

Odd Goods in Gettysburg Trip Bills Found

Harrisburg reports show transportation contracts for 77 railroads to Gettysburg reunion events. Col. Lewis E. Beitler notes odd items found in rail ticket redemptions and battlefield loot, including a wooden leg, keys, a revolver, clothing, and 17 sets of false teeth.

Harrisburg Gettysburg Lewis E. Beitler Pennsylvania Commission

Public Sale of Antique Mahogany Furniture

Public sale of antique mahogany furniture including sofas bookcases dining tables andirons fenders coffee tables sideboards desks beds candelabra elk horns. Thursday August 21 at 11 am at 25 East Water Streets.

Leaves To Preside At Clerks Meeting In Charlottesville

Mr Phil FL presides at the annual meeting of the Sedegtate Court Clerks Association in Charlottesville Va. Degold will welcome attendees as papers are read and discussed. A program of entertainments is arranged by Charlottesville residents for the delegates.

Phil Circuit 8 Apty Jett Sedegtate Peery Oy

Another Death In The Hack Family

Mr Philip Hack of Martinsburg who ran a North Main Street store learned of his aunt Mrs Dayvis's death in Pittsburgh. He and his wife departed for the funeral. Moritz Hack, their son, was fatally injured on a motorcycle ride two weeks earlier and Mr Hack was assaulted by burglars last week.

Philip Hack Martinsburg

Prices Offered By Wholesalers In Regional Markets

Local buyers and shippers report wholesale price ranges for corn rye millfeed hay and flour in Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington markets. Retail items include young chickens old hens bacon and canned cherries with varying quoted prices across regions.

Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Walbib

Thaw Escape Links to New York Chauffeur and Taxi Plot

The New York chauffeur linked to the taxi in Thaw's Matteawan flight is noted as the possible owner of the taxicab. Floyd and his car were seen at his usual stand in Manhattan around the escape, and Thomas Flood was among four men who registered at the Fishkill hotel and are believed to have aided the plot to free the young slager.

New York Harry Thaw Matteawan Asylum Floyd Thaw Thomas Flood Fishkill Hotel

Made Great Record The Tenth Cavalry Marches Westward Under Col Greeham

The Tenth Cavalry under Col John C. Greeham completed a cross country march from Fort Ethan Allen to a western post from June 16 to July 10. The force averaged 23.53 miles per march across five states and rugged terrain. Horses aged 5 to 23 endured heat dust and fatigue with few sores, many veterans, some bearing old hip brands. 138 mules accompanied the horses.

Tenth Cavalry John C. Greeham Fort Ethan Aevereneate

Free Sugar Passes Senate in Tariff Bill Victory

President Wilson's program for free sugar on import in 1916 carried the day in the Senate as Democrats supported the tariff bill and defeated all amendments. Most Republicans abstained. Bristow proposed abolishing the Dutch standard color test for sugar, which was adopted. The Dutch standard will end when the tariff bill becomes law instead of next March.

Washington Wilson Senate Ransdell Thornton Louisiana Bristow Gallinger Simmons Williams

Over Forty Have Been Converted in Virginia Revival

Over forty conversions have occurred during a Ten day revival at the Southern Methodist Church in Kerns town Virginia. The meeting started ten days ago and will continue ten more days with Rev L S Rudasill of Lewisburg West Virginia expected to attend and a noted singer from Fredericksburg Virginia joining this week. Prayer and song begin at seven each evening drawing large crowds.

Grovenor's Nephew to Wed Miss Cox

Miss Mary Elizabeth Cox daughter of former Attorney General James B Cox of Johnson City Tennessee will wed Mr Hunter Mann of Richmond in a October 1 ceremony. Mann son of the late Judge Mann of Petersburg and a brother of Dr Herbert Mann of Richmond. After the wedding they will sail to China where he works for the British American Tobacco Company.

Mary Elizabeth Cox James B. Cox Johnson City Tenn Hunter Mann Richmond Mann Judge Mann Petersburg William Hodges Mann Herbert Mann

Fair of All Plans Big Free Attractions at Winchester Fair

The Winchester fair will offer free grandstand admission except for babies on Tuesday. Highlights include the Flying Gilmores and Russian Dancers, Leona LaMar, and Calbo the Cuban wire artist. Cavalry maneuvers, Roman races, and modern farm machinery will be on display alongside enhanced livestock and poultry exhibits. Special apple and crop prizes honor orchard displays and yield records with silver cups from local banks. Mr Wogan Fay and Robert Worsley lead the organizing team for the 1914 Winchester fair.

Leona LaMar Calbo United States Farmers & M Tn’ National Bank Ihechester William J. Baker Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester Walter Baker Wogan Fay Hackwood Robert Worsley

Life and Career of Thaw by Dha w

Born 1870 son of William and Mary Thaw of Pittsburgh he attended Wooster College and Harvard leaving in 1891. He spent lavishly in high stake poker in Paris and Pittsburgh and met Evelyn Nesbit in 1901 ultimately marrying her in 1903. He killed Stanford White in 1906 and faced murder trials from 1907 to 1908, was acquitted on sanity grounds and committed to a state institution. The legal and financial fallout totaled about 1 million dollars for the Thaw family with further commitments and costs noted through later years.

Willam Mary Thaw Pittsburgh Wooster College Torm Harvard Atteni Princeton Paris Evelyn Nesbit Evelyn Europe Stanford White Jebru Triate Robe York County Jule Mills Erty

Baltimore Wholesale Prices Report for August 20

Wholesale price list shows wheat and corn values in the Baltimore market with August notes. Hay prices for No 1 timothy and standard timothy, No 1 clover mixed and No 1 clover listed. Bees and butter prices noted for various regional dairy products. Live poultry and poultry goods priced including chickens ducks pigeons by unit.

The Star Baltimore

Fall class open for arts languages music and sciences

The fall program opens Thursday offering courses in music languages and arts and sciences. Departments list strong teachers including a Parisian French instructor. Katherine ft Carte highlighted among faculty profiles.

Teatam Katherine Carte

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