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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1899

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Lenore Station and Rutherford Store Destroyed by Fire

A large fire destroyed Lenore station on the Cumberland Valley line and Rutherford's store. The blaze began about 1 am, likely incendiary, with no valuables saved. Nicodemus suffered losses of $1,000 for the building and $600 for contents, Rutherford's losses were heavy, with total expected around $2,500.

Lenore John A. Nichodemus Nichodemus Winchester Cumberland Valley A. G. Rutherford Rutherford Nicodemus Edgemont Catharine Eddy Loudoun Mutual

Death of an Estimable Lady in Stevenson

Mrs Be linda Tharpe 56 died after a lingering illness of consumption at her home near Hopewell Church Stevenson. She was a Methodist Church member and is survived by her husband and fourteen children. Friends meet Friday at 11 o clock. funeral at Brucetown with Revs L Fox and Jas B Stonesifer officiating. Odd Fellows banquet at Hart Hotel tonight.

Stevenson Belinda Tharpe Hopewell Church

A Pretty Marriage at Christ Church Washington

Dr. G R Lee Cole and Miss Mary Dale Dorsey wed at Christ Episcopal Church in a quiet ceremony witnessed by friends and Clarke county connections. The Rev Nelson P Dame officiated with Mrs H D Fuller at the organ. After dining at the Taylor House the couple departed for their wedding tour and will reside in Washington.

Christ Episcopal Church G. R. Lee Cole Washington Mary Dale Dorsey G. R. Castleman Clarke County Nelson P. Dame H. D. Fuller John T. Cole Falconer Grant Middleburg Castleman Taylor House Cumberland Valley Railroad

The Star to Enlarge Its Paper For Christmas Issues

The Star will enlarge from six to eight columns and extend each column by six inches starting Monday. This holdover arrangement will continue through the holidays, with a Christmas story serial in the issue.

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Chimney Fire Alarm Calls Winchester Firemen

Early wintry morning alarm sent Winchester firemen to a blaze near Shenandoah Valley National Bank. The fire, at seven o clock, proved not to be serious and no water was used.

Protracted Services At Braddock Street M. E. Church South

Rev. Dr. S K Cox continues to hold interesting services at Braddock Street M E Church South starting at 7 30 each night. Food work at these meetings will assert itself in excellent results in the future.

S.K. Cox Braddock Street M. EK South

Rousse City Hall Plans Selected for Market Square Building

The building commission met to review plans for the new Rousse City Hall on Market Square. Frank H. Jackson’s design submitted as Peveril was chosen as the best among fourteen, with Macaferty Colonial as second. Jackson receives 500 and work begins with city crews next week.

Rousse City Hall Nairfax Square Market Square Frank H. Jackson Washington, D. C Peveril Marbury Maccafferty Baltimore Jackson Winchester Finance Committee

Winchester chooses Peveril plan for new city hall

The committee selects Peveril as first prize and Colonial No. 2 as second for the new Rouss City Hall. Plans call for a Flemish three story building on Fairfax square with 600 theater seats, 300 gallery, and multiple offices. Estimated total cost about 44 000 dollars, completion within one year from contract award.

Commission Peveril Rouss City Hall Fairfax Square Market Street Water Street Rouss Avenue Council Chamber Opera House Appea

Winchester Trains Under Fire Over Schedule Change

Winchester officials press rail authorities after the Southern Railroad plans a Sunday schedule change that could delay connections to Baltimore and Ohio. Mayor Barton informs Railroad Commissioner J C Hill, with copies to state legislators, outlining recurring disputes and public harm from the Southern’s actions.

Mayor Barton Hill Southern Railroad Winchester Harrigonburg Strasburg Southern Baltimore and Ohio J. C. Hill Barton Lupton Jordan Richmond

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Hart Hotel Building Commission C. F. Barr Peverit MR. Rouss Charles B. Rouss New York J. C. Hitt Suns Southern Railroad Company Board of Public Works Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
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