A Life for a Life by Emma Howard Wight
Serialized tale continues as Edward Leigh endures a sorrowful evening at his home. Violet tends him with violets while Mr. Keith plans to return the following day to discuss his secret with Leigh and Violet waits to speak to him alone.
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The
Evening Star
Emma Howard Wight
Unclaimed Letters and a Suspenseful Winchester Note
The Winchester post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending December 19 1903 and charges a penny per letter. A dramatic cliffhanger follows as Violet Miss Leigh and Mrs Leigh are entangled with violets blood and a troubling family scene to be continued.
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Winchester
A. C. Bond
J. L. Brown
Wm. H. Fauber
Emma Lewis
A. M. Lawrence
C. R. Summerson
Bentley Kern
P. M
Viable Ride Ends Roughly for Ira Gruver in Kruance Virginia
Ira K. Gruver was thrown from a colt during riding in Kruance Virginia last week and was bruised though he escaped serious injury. His right knee was badly hurt and he avoided further harm by retreating from the animal. A note urges readers to secure new Taz Star subscribers as a Christmas gift.
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Kruance
Ira K. Gruver
Mr. Gruver
Taz Star
Letter from Dr Hoen on Parker’s medical case in Richmond
Dr A J Hoen director of the Pariour Department at the University of Medicine in Richmond Virginia reports Mr Parker is doing excellent under treatment. He notes a serious nature risk, but treatment may be protective and will wire updates if condition changes. Parker turned on gas in his hotel room after turning it out and fell ill for several days with lingering effects.
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Taz
A. J. Hoen
University
Olle. of Medicine
Richmond
Parker
Reverend Tidball to Spend Winter in Bryn Mawr for Sewanee Post
The Rev. T. A. Tidball D. D. from Winchester will winter at Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania preparing for the Ecclesiastical History professorship at the University of the South Sewanee Tennessee. He will begin duties in March. Miss Lucy Willis daughter of Mrs Mollie Willis visits Miss Page Dame in Baltimore with Rev and Mrs George W Dame.
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T. A. Tidball
Winchester
Bryn Mawr
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
Sewanee
Lucy Willis
Mollie Willis
Page Dame
George W. Dame
Baltimore
Miss Willis
Chris Hovers on Threshold of Jail
Deacon Henry Mallory and Chris Garrison, both colored, were fined for fighting. Mallory paid the fine. Garrison has until 7 tonight to raise 2.50 costs and faces jail if he cannot. The incident followed a church dispute after they were seen leaving a bar room.
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Henry Mallory
Chris Garrison
Star
Justice Hodgson
Deacon Mallory
Chris
Johnson
Mallory
Prince of Darkness
Winchester Citizen Keller Undergoes Delicate Operation
Mr. George W. Keller, a prominent Winchester resident, underwent a delicate cataract operation at his North Main Street home. Dr. Allen Greenwood of Boston performed the procedure, reported as completely successful and expected to restore Keller's sight. Dr. and Mrs. Greenwood are guests of Rev. and Mrs. John P. Hyde during their Winchester stay.
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George W. Keller
Winchester
North Main Street
Allen Greenwood
Boston
Keller
Greenwood
John P. Hyde
Found Helpless With Both Feet Frozen
William Jackson, 93, a colored man, was found on the Baltimore and Ohio main line near North Mountain West Virginia in a helpless state with both feet frozen. He said he had been stealing a ride on a train when his feet froze and he could not walk. Railroad officials sent him to his Kent street home in critical condition.
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William Jackson
Baltimore and Ohio
Kent Street
North Mountain
W. Va
Winchester youths host German event at Reuss Engine Hall
The young men of Winchester plan a German evening on Tuesday December 29 at the Reuss Engine Hall as part of Christmas festivities. Invitations will go to out of town guests and a large attendance is expected.
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Winchester
Reuss
Engineer narrowly crushed between engine and house
Engineer Adam Hansrote of the Baltimore and Ohio, formerly in charge of the Winchester accommodation train, had a narrow escape at the South Cumberland round house yesterday. He tried to pass between the round house office partition and a backing engine, was squeezed in the abdomen, rendered unconscious, but is expected to recover.
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Adam Hansrote
Baltimore and Ohio
Winchester
South Cumberland Round House
Hansrote
Round House
Beverley progress after appendicitis and coal train at Strasburg
Mr J Brad Beverley Jr recently brought from Hagerstown with appendicitis is steadily improving at home and expected to undergo operation when strong enough. A solid coal train, 26 cars and 1200 tons, passed through Winchester on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad en route to the Southern Railroad at Strasburg Junction drawn by two engines.
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J. Brad Beverley, Jr
Hagerstown
Beverley
Winchester
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Southern Railroad
Strasburg Junction
Weather talk signals approaching blizzard and mail delay
The report notes yesterday's snow is accounted for and a blizzard may come soon. Mail arrived on time this morning for nearly the first time since the last major blizzard, suggesting severe disruptions could be expected again.
Virginia Belle Miss Russell Visitor in Baltimore Socials
Miss Mary Russell of Winchester considered a leading Virginia belle has drawn attention in Baltimore at the Bachelor’s Cotillon and other gatherings. She has visited Mrs. Carter Scott several times in the past two years and has many friends in Richmond.
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Richmond
Mary Russell
Wicheater
Baltimore
Russell
Carter Scott
Marriage license issued to Vinson and Baker in county clerk
This afternoon the county clerk issued a marriage license to Charles Vinson and Lucy Belle Baker both residents of the county. The bride is Levi Baker’s daughter and the groom is described as a young farmer.
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Charles Vinson
Lucy Belle Baker
Levi Baker
Ladies' Elks Bazaar Meeting Scheduled Tomorrow
The second meeting of the ladies in charge of the Elks' bazaar will be held in the lodge rooms at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow night. A large crowd is expected to attend.
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Elks’ Bazard
W. W. Pike Co
Grins Va
John W. McKown
Shreckhise Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J P Shreckhise formerly of Winchester marked the silver wedding anniversary in Staunton Virginia on Saturday with many friends offering substantial gifts and kind words Mrs Shreckhise is sister of Mrs Snapp of this city.
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J.P. Shreckhise
Winchester
Staunton
Shreckhise
Dwa
D Snapp
County Court at Fro Royal Va guardians and admin bonds
In Fro Royal Va County Court today M 8 Hall qualified as guardian for his infant children with a $500 bond J W Bennett qualified as administrator of Cora Bennett deceased with a $1000 bond and F E Stratham qualified as administrator of F E Conrad deceased with a $5000 bond.
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Fro Royal Va
M. 8
Hall
J. W. Bennett
Cora Bennett
F.E. Stratham
F. E. Conrad
Out of Town Wedding Planned for January
An upcoming wedding uniting Miss Gertrude Rutherford of Lenore Virginia to Mr Holmes Hardesty of Clarke County is set for early January. The notice mentions Mrs Rutherford and Lenore, and notes the couple’s families. A separate item highlights Mr J Newton Hyde returning to Blacksburg College for holidays.
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Gertrude, Rutherford
John Rutherford
Lenore
Holmes Hardesty
Clarke County
Barr
J. Newton Hyde
Blacksburg College
Debate at Adventist Church Answers Pen Over Sword
A Friday night debate at the Adventist Church on Valley Avenue addressed the resolution That the pen is mightier than the sword. The judges ruled in favor of the pen, declaring it the winner.
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Adventist Church
Valley Avenue
Dr Thomas Electric Oil touted for quick relief
An advertisement claims Dr Thomas Electric Oil relieves bodily pain from burns cuts sprains and accidents, promising instant comfort when kept at home.
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Dr. Thomas
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Henry Wood
Henry W. Wood
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Mick Violet
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Colt
Mr. Parker
Virginia
Cee A As
Barney & Berry
Peck & Snyder
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Dr. Greenwood
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Shen
Valley National Bank
Mr. Beverley
E. Bruce Capper
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D. . Hinkins
West Water Street
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S. H. Hable
Star Clothier
Hatter and Furnisher
Col. Main and Water Streets
United States
Nat. Bank
J. W. Henshall
Advan
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Court House
Miller Supply CO
W. BR. Barr’s
North Mainstreet
W. E. Barr
H. W. Clowe
Frederick Girl
T. F. Gough
Washington
Barny & Berry Peck & Snyder
Horsew & Atwell
Berryville
Tom’Simmons
Winston Hall
Charlestown
Marguerite Sherry
Wilmington
Del
Harry Deschon
Wichester
R. E. Yowell
Charlottesville
Barr's
Delaware
Aulick
Taylor House
Braddock St
W. W. Bowles
Boyce
Flashlight
Lexington
Mr. Bowles
Monogram
Buckeye Club
Monticello
Paul Jones
Welly’s
Old Henry
Henry Brothers
R. M. Henry N.M
Market St
Wininehowser
Siepene
Iwc. W. Brom
N. Fridamber
Asion Bank OF Winchester
Comber
Seates
Nannie Moore Graichen
Sharpeburg, Md
Rb.e Byrd
New York City
Fat Ernest
Eagle’s Meat Market
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