Sale of Stewart Street Skating Rink in Winchester
Public auction of the Stewart Street rink and all rights of the Winchester Mutual Skating Rink Corporation. The sale, under a 1909 trust deed, will occur December 18, 1909 at 11 a.m. in front of the County Courthouse Winchester. Includes lease rights land owned by Mrs. H H Baker and potential new lease terms.
Band Organ Sale Under Trust Deed in Winchester
Under a trust deed dated January 1909 the Winchester Mutual Skating Rink Corp mortgagee will sell at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester on Saturday December 18 1909 at 1 pm for cash a band organ built by North Tonawanda Musical Instrument Works used at the Stewart Street Skating Rink with motor and accessories. The organ is installed at the rink and can be inspected by contacting trustee R Gray Williams. The rink will be sold first to permit bidding on the organ.
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Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Winchester Mutual Skating Rink Corporation
County Court House
Stewart Street
Weather Board
Stewart St
H. H. Baker
Corporation
R. Gray Williams
Wicchester
North
Decree orders reference to Master Commissioner for Ware estate
Court orders Master Commissioner to ascertain property, debts, heirs, and distribution of N E Ware deceased in Frederick Virginia. Notice published in Winchester newspaper for Dec 9 1909. all interested parties and creditors must attend. proceedings may adjourn if not completed.
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William A. Ware
N. EE. Ware
Frederick County
N. E. Ware
N. E.ware
Ware
Winchester
N.ef. Ware
Contested Tale of Seasickness and Politics on Deck
A fragmented 1909 vignette recalls passengers and figures like Richard Croker amid seasickness and vocal toasts. The scene unfolds with claret, hearty laughter, and shifting loyalties as one observer notes political chatter and social banter aboard.
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Ralph
Walt
Whisky Jr
Richard Croker
New York
The Language Turned and Turned in Side Out
A dialogue about a rough car ride and a failed turn, with a boy asking to ride in a new machine. The father helps only by turning up then turning him down. The speaker notes he must turn in.
Did Your Husband Ketch Chills and Allow Overtake
Fragmentary quotation portrays a speaker recalling a husband who did not resist an oncoming threat, instead allowing it to overtake him as he remained passive and resigned. The context hints at a rural or dialect-inflected dialogue about courage and action.
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Ketch
Miss McKinster Dies at Home on Sunday
Miss McKinster died Sunday morning at 203 North Braddock Street after a long illness of congestion of the lungs. She was 50, born in Upperville Virginia, daughter of the late Horace Hale McKinster. Survived by brother Lather Hi McKintrey and sister Mrs. Qecar Barr. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Barr home with Rev. J W Duffey and Rev Dr George S Bowers officiating. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers: Walter and Thomas Barr, C C E Huntsberry, J A Maphis, Jews rand J K Cooper.
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Witd
Kurr
North Braddock Street
Maine
Jonan
Mekhinster
Upperville
Fallonter County
Van
Horace Hale McMinster
Tay Winchester
J. W. Duffey
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
George S. Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Meesrs
Walter
Thomas Barr
CC. E Huntsberry
J. A. Maphis
Rand J. EK. Cooper
Scaffold Fall Injures Workman In City Construction
A scaffold collapse injured Mr. Perdinand Anderson a Winchester carpenter on Hermothavenue this morning. He suffered back injuries and other pains while a stroke of misfortune touched nearby adjacent incidents. Mrs Johnson and family reacted with shock as neighbors offered support while authorities attended the scene.
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Perdinand Anderson
Winchester
Yea
St ¢ J Street
Tookeon
Howard
Miss Johns
James Johnson
Anderusual
Deeds Admit Transfers In Frederick Shenandoah Areas
Records show M M Lynneh and J M Steck trustees in Brill Cooper suit transferring 200 acres straddling Cer Creek near Star Tannery to A P Stine for 2100 dollars. Also Slame A Brown and wife to J M Markwood acquire one acre and a two story dwelling at Neffstown between the Winchester Martinsburg turnpike and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 1800 dollars.
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M. M. Lynneh
J. M. Steck
Brill
Cooper Et Als
A. P Stine
Frederick
Shenandoah Countie
Neffstown
Winchester and
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Norfolk and Western A R Line Sleeper Connections
Norfolk and Western railway routes list intermediate stations from Hagerstown to New York with Pullman sleepers to Philadelphia. The notice names Harriabureg and connections at Sitent-not and mentions travel agents in Honyoke Virginia and Philadelphia details.
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Magers Town
Harriabureg
Philadelph
New York
Pulitek
Hagerstown
Pullman
Philadelphia
Bb. Bevili
M.F. Bragg
Trav
Honyoke
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