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Newspaper

Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1907

Page

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Timberlake dies on visit in Augusta County

Telegram from Winchester reports the death of Seth M. Timberlake of Fishersville during a Brooklyn visit. Born 1833 in Frederick County, he served in the Civil War and carried Governor O Ferrall from the battlefield. He leaves a large family across Virginia and New York.

Winester J.harry Timberlake Fishersile Augusta County Harles E. Timberlake Brooklyn MY. Timberlake Peter Winchester Rouss New York Fishersville Price Timberlake Frederick County Lizzie Rouss Charles Broadway Rouss Charles Timberlake Nannie Bartlett Winchester Harry Page Charles Town W. Va Evelyn Timberlake Bonnie Kerr John McChesney Stuart’s Draft Seth Mason Timberlake David W. Timberlake la Monte Timberlake Richmond Tou Timberlake Staudton Jennie Dabney King William Edward Hefflebower Warren County Manassas Upperville Charles T. O’ferrall Twelfth Virginia Cavalry Baylor’s Light Horse Cavalry Thomas D. Rawson Baylor O’ferrall O'Ferrall Serarely

Bear Slain Near Wardensville By Four Hunters

A large black bear, possibly the largest seen in the county, was killed Monday on Pond Mountain near Wardensville by four young men named Laker Harvey Sager and Charles and Frank Hishman. The bear attacked Frank Hishman but the hunters fired four shots, killing it as it stood on its hind feet.

The Star Wardensville Hampshire County W. Va Pond Mountain Messrs Laker Harvey Sager Charles Frank Hishman Hishman Trout Run Valley West Virginia

Superintendent Lynch Attends State Education Board Meeting

Maurice M. Lynch, superintendent of schools, attends a Richmond session of the State Board of Education as a member. The gathering included prominent education supporters and focused on needed legislation and the proposed enlargement of the state's library system to aid the traveling library network.

Maurice M. Lynch Richmond State Board of Education

Weather Report for Virginia

Virginia forecast shows fair and continued cold tonight followed by a Friday with fair conditions. For attractive rates and liberal insurance contact Hansbrough Carter.

Virginia Eod Hansbrough- Carter

Otho N Hillyard Released After Prison Term

Otho N Hillyard who killed Isaac B Ritter last March at Mrs Carlisle s home four miles southeast of Winchester was released after serving six months in jail and paying a 25 dollar fine. He was confined in Winchester then Woodstock jail and completed his term. He now works on a county farm and is reported to be in good health.

Otho N. Hillvyard Isaac B. Ritter Winchester Woodstock Hillyard Haele Ito

Rare Mongolian pheasant shot near Romney reported

George M. Haines of Pleasant Dale brought a rainbow tailed Mongolian pheasant to town after shooting it on his property. Professor Rucker bought the bird and Professor Hays is mounting it, said to be among birds released by Judge Kennedy at his county summer house near Romney.

George M. Haines Pleasant Dale Rucker Prof. Hays Kennedy Pittsburg Romney

New St. Gaudens Gold Coin Circulation Described

The new St. Gaudens $209 gold coin, minted in Philadelphia, features a redesigned form closely echoing the original ideas but altered in details. Early criticism has given way to praise, though few editors have handled the piece, with reports largely hearsay.

St. Gaudens Philadelphia Mint

Marlboro Leads For Big Porkers

The Star reporter notes Marlboro in Frederick County as a pork producer hub. Mr. Briscoe C. Shull reports two hogs killed weighing 625 and averaging 614 pounds, with countywide hog output shaping regional pride.

Briscoe C. Shull Star Office Marlboro Enka Frederick County Jeff Davis Senate Shull Brill di Sas

Father McKeefry renews Evening Star subscription

Rev William A McKeefry of Staunton, former Sacred Heart Church pastor, sends four dollar check to The Evening Star renewing subscription until June 13 1908 with best wishes for the paper's success and growth.

William A. McKeefry Staunton Sacred Heart Church Star Evening Star

Bascom Slemp Elected To Ninth District Congress

Bascom Slemp won the Ninth Congressional district race by over 5000 votes defeating Republican David F Bailey. He will succeed his father who has held the seat for three terms and will resign as Republican party chairman before taking office.

Bascom Slemp David F. Bailey Young Slemp Essey

Reverend H E Northen Marries Miss Leballen in Washington

Pastor of the first Baptist Church Rev. H E Northen and his bride Miss Leballen of Washington arrived in Winchester and are now residing at the parsonage on North Market Street. The bride is praised as a charming young woman who has already won many friends. Rev. Northen has received hearty congratulations.

H.E. Northen First Baptist Church Leballen Washington Bruner Winchester North Market Street

Winchester Sunday schools plan Christmas celebrations and cantatas

Sunday schools in Winchester announce a week of Christmas events starting Monday evening with a Presbyterian program and gift exchange. Christ Protestant Episcopal Church holds a Christmas Eve service with Santa and carols. Other churches including Centenary Reform, Methodist, and Grace Lutheran also schedule Eve or Day programs with music and addresses. The Sacred Heart plans an elaborate cantata at Court House Hall on Friday December 27. The Star will publish further announcements tomorrow.

Winchester Santa Claus Presbyterian Church Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Centenary Reformed Church Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Wil Grace Lutheran Church Church of the Sacred Heart Court Horrse Star of Sunday School

Hose Wagon Demonstrates City Hall Hill Climb Feat

The Howe Engine Company of Indianapolis introduces a new hose wagon capable of Labouring through snow and rain tests. The machine carries 1000 feet of hose and four men, proving hill climbing from high to low speed while fully loaded. It traverses Water to Piccadilly, climbs Hills to City Hall, then navigates soft fill and mud before a high speed dash near the depot and mills.

Erday Howe Engine Indianapolis Ind Kirtzelfer Griffith and Hetry Water Street Main Street Main Piccadilly Es Hill Fair Ground Market Street

Man Claims Gun as Payment for Drink in Berryville

During Monday rush hour in Berryville George Whirley entered Hamilton's saloon and offered a revolver as security for a drink. Bartender declined, Deputy Lupton restrained him, and Whirley was fined 20 dollars plus costs for carrying concealed weapons. The gun was confiscated and he remained in lockup. Mayor Jones ordered him kept in custody.

Berryville George Whirley Hamilton Bill Carpenter George Lupton Jones Clarke Courter

Majestic demonstration at BD. R. Eskey's ends soon

Only two days remain for the Majestic demonstration at BD. R. Eskey's where the first cooking range out earth is showcased. This week a $7.50 ware set is given with each range sold. Call for coffee and hot biscuits.

BD. R. Eskey’s Earth

Two Orphans and Lion Killer At Palace This Week

The Ai Fractions present a double bill at the Palace this week featuring the English drama The Two Orphans and the piece The Lion Killer. Audiences can expect strong performances and dramatic moments.

Fire insurance renewal tip from Hansbrough and Carter

A brief notice urges readers to consult Hansbrough and Carter before renewing fire insurance. The fragment notes a date code 12-17-1 and ends with a period, indicating a legal or business advertisement in a historic newspaper.

Hansbrough & Carter

Wingerter and Jenkins Sought for Unclear Note

Fragmentary OCR item mentions Wingerter and Jenkins seeking something related to turkeys and etes with a cryptic 13-1p-1w code. No clear context or actions.

Wingerter & Jenkins

Stenographer Wanted With Business Experience

Wanted stenographer with business experience. Apply by mail only to X care Star office, giving references and full information.

Care Star Office

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M. Timberlake Son Ferrall Angus County Baker Supt. Lynch Otho N. Willyard Father McKeefry WM. A. McKeefry Mir Pastor Bride Rouss Fire Co
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