Merchants Plan Details Missing From Report
Fragmentary notes indicate a plan involving merchants, but the text lacks clear names, places, or actions. Readers should await full report for concrete aims, participants, and dates.
Winchester The Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
4
Destruction at Martins indicates vandalism and loss
Vandal(s) entered Daniel Martins home near Hagerstown while the family was away and wrecked an elaborately decorated Christmas tree and ornaments, leaving the rest of the house untouched. Fire loss from the Thornhill Wagon derailment was adjusted yesterday with insurers agreeing to pay the claimed amount. William Gilbert, a Black man, arrested after shooting at a Norfolk and Western train near Cooldale, is in Bluefield jail. Marion F Landes, veteran photographer and Rockingham County native, died in Roanoke at 51, after a long illness, leaving five children and noted Elks and Knights of Pythias member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Martin
Hagerstown
William Gilbert
Baldwin
Cooldale
Norfolk and Western
Bluefield
Gilbert
Aman
Marion F. Landes
Rockingham County
Roanoke
Landes
The
Elks and
Knights of Pythias
Albin News Notes and Local Social Snapshots
Albin Virginia December notes include Mrs E W Albin visiting Martinsburg friends and a dinner hosted by A J Tavenner. Lena Hoover visits James Lamp, and Mrs George Lewis with Mrs Lydia Hawkins stay with the Lewis family. Local farming chatter covers purebred fowls, grapevine trimming, and winter coverings for strawberry beds. It also notes national land ownership disparities, winter protection for fruit, concerns about neighborhood dogs harming sheep, and the dairy economy pressing sale of nonproductive cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Lineburg
W. F. Hottel
Winchester
Poultry Disease Causes Alarm Among Farmers
Poultrymen fear a widespread disease affecting hens and roosters with rapid fatalities after laying. Reports indicate liver illness in dead fowls but the cause remains unclear and diagnosis has been elusive.
HYOMEI inhaler sales offer fronts in ad copy
An advertising offer promotes HYOMEI inhalers and HYOMET solution. It claims 60c for HYOMET liquid, 50c for extra bottle, and a $1 complete HYOMEI outfit with lifetime inhaler, urging readers to order from Booth's Hyomei Co. at Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Franck Baker & Son’s
Booth’s
Catlett Announces Candidacy for State Senate
Mr Brice W Catlett of Millwood has announced his bid for the State Senate representing Clarke and Warren counties. He pledges democracy state rights local rights and government economy with a voters elected across offices and a strong tax equalization and pension program for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice W. Catlett
Millwood
Senate
Clarke
Warren
Thaw freed of bankruptcy claims in federal court
Harry Kendall Thaw, who killed Stanford White, was discharged from bankruptcy by Judge Charles P. Orr in the U S district court. The order released him from all debts existing before Aug 7, 1908, with creditors expected to receive about 20 percent. Liabilities were $453,140 against assets of $128,017. A Newark bank charter was issued to Broad and Market National Bank with $200,000 capital. officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
United States
Pittsburg
Harry Kendall Thaw
Stanford White
New York
Charles P. Orr
United States District Court
Thaw
James C. Graham
New Bank
Newark
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Broad and Market National Bank
N. J
Capital Stock
Joseph J. Rafter
David King
Christian Fleissner
Joseph, Samuel
Charles W. Lent
Bulldog Attack Sours Allentown Family Tragedy
Ten year old Mar Lester was bitten badly by a bulldog in Allentown Pennsylvania on December 30. She suffered severe injuries that will result in amputation of her right leg. The incident occurred in the yard of George Hirner where a baby was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Mar Lester
George Hirner
Posse Kills Two Men in Mississippi Chase
In Clarksdale Mississippi a posse shot and killed two colored men and seriously wounded a third while pursuing three farm hands charged with killing Plantation Manager Kirk The Great Chain was referenced as the historic Hudson River defense at West Point weighing 180 tons and 450 yards long. fragments remain at West Point. Thue Love. The course of true love doesn't always run smooth sometimes it ends in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksdale
Miss
Kirk
Hudson River
West Point
Fort Clinton
London
Franchise Taxes Assessed Early by State Corporation Commission
Annual assessments of corporations for registration fees and franchise taxes will occur a month early with notices mailed Monday. Assessments must be completed by February 15, and payments are due by March 1. Receipts in 1809 totaled 39 025, with 26 634 from domestic charters and 12 391 from foreign corporations. Dissolutions are running eight to ten per day and those wishing to stop doing business have only this week to dissolve to avoid 1911 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Corporation Commission
R. T. Wilson
Robin Robinovitch Arrested After Bank Larceny Indictment
New York December 30 1920 Robin C. Robin arrested at his sister Dr Louise G Robinovitch’s home by detectives with a bench warrant. He was indicted by the grand jury on grand larceny tied to a failure of the Northern bank and confessed to handling about 90000 in checks from Washington Law bank. The district attorney said more indictments are expected. The Washington Savings bank had been closed after thefts with deposits totaling about 1.41 million from 7000 depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand
Northern Bank
Joseph C. Robin
Louise G. Robinovitch
West One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Jerome
Whitman
Robin
Crain
Flood
Lee
Austin Flint
Mabon
Criminal Courts
Washington Savings Bank
State Banking Department
Bloodhounds Exonerate 250 In Dover Factory Case
Canal Dover Ohio December 30 bloodhounds exonerated 250 Dover Manufacturing Company employees suspected of involvement in a factory shutdown. A night intrusion drained boiler water and dumped emery dust. an engineer could not start gear in the morning. Dogs sniffed each worker and none were implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Dover, O
Dover Manufacturing Company
Baroness of Austro Hungarian Ambassador Ill With Appendicitis
In Washington the wife of the Austro Hungarian ambassador Baroness Hengelmuller vor Hengervar is critically ill with appendicitis. Doctor F Fremont Smith has called in several physicians for consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hengelmuller Vor Hengervar
F. Fremont Smith
Coal Shortage Threatens Trenton Factories
Coal shortages loom in Trenton New Jersey as railroads struggle with holiday freight delaying shipments. Factories warn of possible factory tieups at year start unless coal deliveries improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
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Eere
Raisin
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Catlett
Lorimer
Illinois
Henry Baetjer & Co
Care Star
Fred
Wood
R. M. Swimley & Bro
Plombiere
Jones Creamery
Fletrcherr
F. H. McWhorter
MelInturiff Hotel
Strasburg, Va
Baroness
Grafter
Indianapolis
Ind
James Jackson
Eclipse Coat Company
Jackson
Claypool
English Hotel
City Hospital
Reginald F. Doty
Reginald F. Doherty
Union Bank of Winchester
State of Virginia
Savings Department
Funk & Son
Powis
Scheuer
Berryville
Front Royal
Geo. W. Kurtz
Berry and Whitmore CO
Ernest C. Sloat
Fst.n. W
Washington, D.C
Charley Rouss
Packard
William M. McKenzie
Footer’s Dye
Cumberland
Maryland
C. A. Heller & Co., Agts
Libert
Denny
Jewelers
West Water Street
Amherst Street
la Lawn
Shenandoah Valley Realty CO
G. C. Miller
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