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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1907

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Death claims Henry Harrison Melton former Winchester resident

News reached Winchester of the death of Henry Harrison Melton of Baltimore aged 64 a Civil War era Confederate veteran who escaped Fort Delaware custody and later lost his sight He was born in Macon Georgia and was survived by his widow Matilda Grubb a son and eight daughters Funeral services will be held in Baltimore. John W Rose Dies in Decatur Ala aged 52 His funeral was held there yesterday He is survived by his widow five children his mother a brother a sister and a half brother

Winchester Henry Harrison’ Melton Baltimore Macon Melton Fort Delaware Mr. Melton Matilda Grubb Messrs William B James T. Grubb Philip Grubb Nineveh Matthew Grubb Clarke County John W. Rose Elizabeth Huff Middletown Decatur Ala Rose Samuel F. Rose Daniel O’leary Lawrence Huff

Whit News Items From Whit Virginia December 17

Whit Virginia December 17 reports include Mr. Rosenberry retiring to raise berries J H Funkhouser brings cattle to Philadelphia Miss Lela Brus hack returns from visit to Mrs C E Funkhouser Miss Rebecca Groves visits Mrs J H Funkhouser T Chamblin travels to Winchester on business and a reminder to renew fire insurance with Hansbrough Carter.

Whit Rosenberry J. H. Funkhouser Philadelphia Lela Brus

Change of matinee times at Palae Theater

Important notice announces a time change effective December 17 1907 with daily matinees from 3 to 5. The theater presents for the first time the play The Two Orphans.

Palae Theater

Byrd Returns From Richmond on Two Week Business Trip

Mr Richard E Byrd came back yesterday from Richmond where he had spent two weeks on business. NTED Live turkeys and eggs and other notices appear amid a page of classified items.

Richard E. . Byrd Richmond

Pastor Nor then Wed in Washington Ceremony

A marriage license was granted in Washington today to Rev. E. E. Northen of Winchester and Miss Lelia Selms of Washington. The couple were married at 2 PM by Rev. Dr. Bruner and are due to arrive in Winchester by 7 PM.

E. E. Nor Bruner National Capital Mr. Northen Bride Winchester

William the Master Magician to Visit Wednesday

After years of travel in distant India and study of Hindoo magicians, William the Master Magician presents a lavish stage show with remarkable novelties. The exhibition promises mystery and modern mounting at the Auditorium on Wednesday night, December 18.

India William

Six Shopping Days to Christmas Promotes Early Purchases

Public urged to shop in advance to avoid crowds and ease clerks. Guidance lists six rules: shop early, finish before Christmas week, visit stores in morning, avoid lunch hour, carry parcels home, and allow one day for delivery. Invitation to visit exhibit with coffee and biscuits.

Weather outlook and live demo draw crowds at Majestic range

Virginia weather shows increasing cloudiness with a chance of rain in the extreme southwest on Wednesday. The Majestic Manufacturing Company of St. Louis showcases its Majestic Range in operation at Bieskey's store, baking and serving biscuits to large crowds.

Virginia Majestic Mfg. Co St. Louis BI Eskey Majestic

Fairfax Baby Scandal Links Virginia Girl to French Heiress Tale

The World reports a Paris meeting after a Virginia country girl allegedly bore a child for a Carrollton line. Marked as heir to the Marquises de Montferrier, the infant was said to be born in October 1906 and sent to France. Investigators traced the boy’s origin to Mrs. Elizabeth Baker in Winchester and Fannie Carroll, a farm girl, who aided in the infant’s care.

New York World of Franck Baker Marquiz Dé Baltimore Winchester Miss Johnson Elizabeth F. Baker Virginia Maraquis de France Marquis de Montferrier Elizabeth Carroll Tor William Fairfax Marquis Marquise de Montferrier United States Baltimore Bar Association Marquis de Monferrier Baker Virginia Woolingham Woolingham Fannie Virginia’ Carrell Carroll Carrollton Fannie _ Virginia Carroll Bufflick Road James A. Littleton Judge Sams Miss Lowe Littleton Farm Littleton Fannie Carroll Johnson Home Mises Lowe

Captain McCann Narrowly Escapes Train Incident in Pittsburg

Captain J. K. McCann of Frederick County narrowly escaped serious injury on a Pittsburg railroad platform when a train started suddenly as he stepped from a car. He fell, bruising his head and cheekbone, receiving cuts and pain. He returned home for treatment and may sue the railroad company for damages citing negligence.

Frederick County Pittsburg Captain McCann McCann Paiload Company

Amputation Likely After Printing Plant Injury

A 21 year old apprentice, Marshall Bowley of Winchester, suffered a severe crush injury to his left hand at the Eddy Press Corporation on North Braddock street. Doctors report amputation may be necessary if there is no sign of healing in the next few days.

Marshall Bowley George W. Bowley North Market ‘Street Winchester Area Spital Eddy Press Corporation North Braddock Street Bowley Winchester Din État Canis Aine Mae Fee Iueiwick Latane the Star Yeyn

Swimley Clendening Engagement Planned in Winter

Mrs Samuel J Swimley of Bracetown announces the engagement of Lucia Made Swimley to Albert Janney Clendening son of Mr and Mrs William Clendening of Bunker Hill Berkeley County West Virginia. No marriage date yet but to be in the latter part of winter. Miss Swimley is described as a leading Frederick county beauty and social favorite with many friends in Winchester. Clendening has long been active in stock raising.

Samuel J. Swimley Bracetown Lucia Made Swimley Albert Janney Clendening William Clendening Bunker Hill Berkeley County W. Va Frederick County Winchester

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H. Melton Baltimore, Md Hansbrough, & Carter Eod Hansbrough & Carter Wingerter & Jenkins Pastor Northen Miss Selms Capital City By the Star From Washington States The First Baptist Lelia Selms Washington Hilliar D. R. Eskez Weather Report Evening ‘Star Fairfax Paris Mrs. Baker Capt. McCann J. K. McCann Pressman Hind Witter Memorial Hospital Wilté Mr. Clendening
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