Vale Writes Of Happy Yatelde. Christmasweek Reflections In Winchester
Vale praises Christmastide and Dickens in a Winchester column. The piece notes Christmas shopping frenzy, social looseness, children’s belief in Santa, and the deep sorrow of those who mourn during the season. It also references Prof Krebs as a spiritualist subject from an earlier Star article.
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Dickens
Santa Claus
Mt. Hebron
Winchester
Prof
Krebs
Ies
Three Middletown Residents Quarantined Over Smallpox Risk
The Frederick County Board of Health ordered Mrs. Albert Greenwalt and Mr. C. E. Edmonson to ten days home quarantine after visiting Strasburg and Shenandoah County. James I. Larrick, Middletown’s Democratic Executive Committee chair, had already been detained for entering the infected district. Strife reportedly arose when two Strasburg youths informed on the visitors.
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Board of Health
Frederick County
Middletown
Albert Greenwall
C. E Edmondson
The
Star
James I. Larrick
Democratic Executive Committee
Larrick
Shenandoah County
Strasburg
Simoneson
Mr. Larrick
Wm. H. Dinges
G. W. Larrick
Bard of Health
Two-Horse Team Nearly Run Down at Station
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train arriving forty minutes late at 1144 narrowly avoided striking a two-horse wagon on the track. The wagon carried two men who leapt clear as the locomotive whipped past, the crowd on the platform recoiling in relief.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Preachers Set for Sunday Services in Town
Rev. Charles D. Bulla will preach on The Unseen Saviour at 11 o clock Sunday morning. Rev. H. P. Hamill will preach at 730 p m in the evening.
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Charles D. Bulla
H. P. Hamill
Wedding of Laura Byers and Joseph Byers at Rose Knoll
Miss Laura Blanche Byers wed Joseph Elmer Byers at Rose Knoll near Shepherdstown in a high noon ceremony led by Rev. W Dice. The bridal party included sisters Katharine Lemon Myrtle Byers Grace Amelia Byers and Dr W E Byers as best man. Bride wore dark blue traveling suit and carried roses. reception followed with a breakfast before the couple departed for Shenandoah Junction.
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Sylvia Brunner Byers
Katharine Lemon
Myrtle Byers
Grace Amelia Byers
W. E. Byers
Baltimore Medical College
Shenandoah Junction
Winchester
Rebecca D. Byers
Maloy
Charley Moran Joins Washington American League Club
The Chicago Tribune notes a photo of Charley Moran a Winchester figure now signed by Manager Tom Loftus for the Washington American League club Moran a Washington native born twenty three years ago began baseball young serving as watcher for Gonzaga College in 1894 95 pitched at Peekskill Military Academy 1895 96 and played shortstop for Georgetown University from 1899 onward He was a star for Winchester during the Valley League era.
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Chicago Tribune
Chas. Moran
Winchester
Charles Moran
Tom Loftus
Washington
Gonzaga
Peekskill Military Academy
Georgetown University
Moran
Winchester Baseball Nine
Valley League
Insane Man Threatens Wife Again in Staunton
Clinton Cleveland of east Girard street, recent inmate at Staunton Hospital for the Insane, again menaced his wife prompting a friend to seek arrest for commitment. She sought refuge with a neighbor after threats to kill. The man’s mind is wrecked and he may be returned to the asylum. An auction was held tonight at 7:80 p.m. at Ghelf's drug store.
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Clinton Cleveland
East Girard Street
Staunton
Frightful railroad accident leaves man dead between towns
Chas Hardsock a 30 year old car inspector for Swift d Co was struck on the Baltimore and Ohio main line between Brunswick and Knoxville Md. His head and right arm were severed and he died instantly. A wife and four children remain in destitute circumstances. After the impact the trains halted and his remains were identified by letters in his pockets. A separate theatre report notes Mr Smith O Brien in The Game Keeper at the Auditorium, with praise for his singing and acting.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Knoxville
Chas. Hardsock
Hardsock
Chicago
Swift d& Company
Chicago Packers
Smith O'Brien
Messrs
Roland & Clifford
J. H. Hable
Emerald Isle
O’brien
DeLoss B. Elwell
Pearl Winthrope
Jacob Rohrback
Frederick
Justice C. H., Eckstein
Erwood Stock Company
Winchester
Howell
Columbia
8. C
Keyver
W. Va
Clipper
Erwood Company
LT. Rhodes
Frederick City
Opera House
Profitable Story In Three Chapters
A Star office ad sequence proves effective as readers find valuables. A woman identified her stolen spectacles, a colored boy returns a lost dog, and a cuff button with initials is swiftly traced to the owner. The paper notes prompt recoveries and thanks to the ads.
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Tur Star
Star Office
Lights Burn All Night in Winchester Rumor
Street whispers say the Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company will keep lights burning all night starting tonight. Secretary James B. Russell says the half night schedule remains in effect unless fuel shortages arise, despite two coal carloads received today.
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James B. Russell
Winchester Gas & Electric Light Company
Committee On Lights
Electric Light Company
Hagerstown
Frederick
Staunton
Winch
Christmas Shopping Crowds Fill Town Streets
A holiday Saturday crowds the city as shoppers swarm Frederick County stores. The day coincides with a teachers association session and the pre Christmas shopping rush, with ads in local papers drawing many buyers and promising strong trade if good weather holds.
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Frederick
Elwood Stock Company Opens Week at The Auditorium
The Elwood Stock Company begins a week at The Auditorium with The Mortgaged Slave Master and Mar, featuring Mazie Long R. J. Elwood Amber Montague Charles Craine and others in illustrated songs. Prices 10 20 and 30 cents. A special ladies ticket offers free best reserved seat with paid admission.
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Elwood Stock Company
Master and
Mar
Mazie Long
R. J. Elwood
Amber Montague
Charles Craine
R.A. Phillips
Mabel Wilson
Wreck on Southern Railroad near Riverton Hurts None Claimed
Rail officials deny injuries but two physicians rushed from Strasburg to the scene after a derailment on the Southern Railroad near Riverton in Warren county Virginia. The 6:30 PM wreck halted traffic until 4:30 AM, stranding Winchester passengers at Strasburg Junction overnight while the south bound train cleared the wreck.
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Southern Railroad
Riverton
Warren County
Strasburg
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Strasburg Junction
Southern
Necessity Wins Debate on Curiosity at Mount Airy
A large audience at Mount Airy school house heard a debate on the question whether curiosity leads a man farther than necessity. The affirmative team Tilden Snapp and Upton Fawcett faced Julius Richard and Jordan Stout for the negative, with the necessity side prevailing in the end.
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Mount Airy
Tilden Snapp
Upton Fawcett
Julius Richard
Jordan Stout
King's Daughters' Xmas Offering Reminder
The King's Daughters request donations of cakes can dies and other items for the almshouse. Please send all offerings to Mrs. George B. MacCartney at 315 North Kent Street by 11 o'clock Monday December 22.
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King’s Daughters
King’s
George BE. MacCartney
North Kent Street
Hog yields from Nain man total 911 pounds
Mr. Clarence C. Adams of Nain in the county recently butchered three twelve month old hogs that yielded a total of 911 pounds. The carcasses weighed 826, 800, and 286 pounds respectively.
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Clarence C. Adams
Nain
Frederick County Teachers Back Compulsory Education Law
The first fall meeting of the Frederick County Teachers Association debated a compulsory education bill for Virginia children aged 7 to 14. A roll call vote favored the measure 28 to 8, then unanimously, with a committee appointed to lobby state legislators. The next meeting on January 24 will discuss consolidating rural schools.
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Frederick County
M. M. Lynch
Ira
Whitacre
Tak Stan
Virginia
N. D. Carl
O. A. Bushong
Hugh A. Junk
Cephas Fahnestock
James G. McCune
Messrs. KE. W. Braithwaite
D. F. Kerns
C. H. Anderson
Wm. D. Dehaven
Headley Candy Co Wins Suit Over Walter Lowney Case
Capt. George W. Kurtz telegram from Baltimore reports Headley Candy Co of Baltimore won their lawsuit against Walter Lowney Candy Co. The decision resolves the contested case and confirms the Headley victory.
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Headley Candy Co
Big Cass
George W. Kurtz
Baltimore
Headley _ by Company
Walter Lowney
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Prof.erers
M. E. Church
South
MURNA
Blanche Byers
Shepherdstown
Charley Moran
Ghelf’s Drug Store
Opera Company
Auditorium Well
Elwood Co
Hrwood Company
Ma. H. Dorsey Etchison
Frederick County Association
MR. McCune