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Publication imprint shows Evening Star Publishing Co with president H. H. Hansbrough and address 17 East Water Street stating daily edition except Sunday and a listed telephone number.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1900
Page
2
Publication imprint shows Evening Star Publishing Co with president H. H. Hansbrough and address 17 East Water Street stating daily edition except Sunday and a listed telephone number.
The text explains why no suit should be authorized until the Common Council reports and approves the proposed plan. It cites the 1896 act requiring council approval, that suits await plan adoption, and that council consent would surrender rights to the Board. It notes a six month window for court challenges after approval.
The Committee and Board clash over adhering to Handley will rules as conditions change. They argue for sacrificing restrictions to achieve the library and education goals, noting misinterpretations of bequests and the need to start utilization of the funds immediately. Also mentions investments and the looming payoff of legacies as time advances.
A public notice outlines a tolay by Mr Joseph Wright with his trotting horse to Hagerstown training. It lists departure times from Winchester and stops at Lenore Clearbrook Ridgway Bunker Mill Inwood Darkesville Martinsburg Berkeley Bedington Williams Grove and other points. Excursion tickets sold at one fare round trip and two day options with child half fare.
Order of publication in The Winchester Star for four consecutive weeks. Purcell McKee declared non resident. defendant must appear within fifteen days after publication to protect interests in a suit seeking relief for Lydia A McKee Administratrix. Clerk PHIL H. GOLD. R. E. Byrd-pi.
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