Negro resist arrest as wife strikes officer with umbrella
Heike Low, a young negro man, was arraigned for resisting arrest and creating a disturbance after a running fight with Officers Lege and Seabright. His wife struck Officer Lege with an umbrella. Low was arrested near Main and Baker Streets, jailed overnight. White man Vem Beyses jailed sixty days for habitual drunkenness with banishment.
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Heike ‘Low
Wilson
Low
Lege
Seabright
Marketana
Poker
Negre ‘Wis Nally
We Éorer
Main
Baker Streets
Vem Beyses
Pauver
M J Grove Dies at Lime Works Leader of Frederick County Firms
M J Grove, president of the M J Grove Lime Company of Frederick County Maryland and of the Grove Lime and Stone Company in Washington, died suddenly at Lime Kiln near Frederick. He was nearly 81, active in the business he founded with sons Edward D Grove Harry Grove and Bernard K Grove, and is survived by two daughters Mrs L E White of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantiasses J. Grove
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick County
Grove
Lime and Stone Company
Washington, D. C
Lime Kiln
Frederick
Fredenck County
Stéphens City
Ts County
Washington
M. J
LE. White
Kansas City
Contempt Issue Delays Brookes Case in Corporation Court
Owing to a misdated rule Judge Atkinson schedules the Brookes-Baker case for February 18. Mrs. Baker faces possible contempt penalties for missing a January 21 grand jury appearance, with no indictment issued due to key witnesses absence. Brookes is released.
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Lam M. Atkinson
Corporation Court
Alexander M. Baker
Baker
Brookes
Reardon
Richard L. Gray
The
Star
Virginia C. Baker
Fox Seen Near Sheep Farm Turns Out To Be Fox
Gainesboro February 4. Carson Fout saw a fox near his barnyard under a bright moon. He thought a dog, but the animal leaped fences and disappeared beyond reach. A huntsman reports a large red fox killed this morning on Hunting Ridge. Other notes mention illnesses and local moves among residents.
Guy Brothers Minstrels Arrive in Winchester This Morning
The Guy Brothers Minstrels arrived in Winchester from Hagerstown by way of the Cumberland Valley this morning and will perform at the Auditorium this evening after a parade through the streets that day.
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Guy Brothers
Guy Brothers’ Minstrels
Winchester
Cumberland Valley
Hagerstown
Thaw Trial Opens in Murder of Stanford White
New York February 4 The trial of Harry K Thaw for the murder of architect Stanford White begins in Criminal Court The jury was completed Friday evening The dead man's son testified first for the prosecution as Thaw showed signs of agitation in court The prosecution called Garvan assistant district attorney who argued the killing was criminal cruel and malicious
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Jerome Thaw
White
Van
Foster May Be Held in Contempt in Richmond
The Eastern State Hospital dispute culminated in Richmond on Saturday as Judge R. Carter Scott issued a rule for contempt of court against Dr. L. S. Foster, hospital superintendent, and Col. Joseph T. Lawless, his counsel, for allegedly disregarding an injunction restraining Foster from acting as superintendent.
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Joseph T. Lawless
Scott
Souptt
Grand Jury to Review Curry Case Next Monday
Frederick County grand jury will adjourn until next Monday to consider the case of John Curry in connection with the death of Aunt Sophie Taper of Stephens City. The February term of Circuit Court opened with Judge Thomas W. Harrison presiding. Sophie, aged woman known as Aunt Sophie, died after eight weeks of semi conscious struggle from injuries.
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Curry
Stephens City
Sophie
Onrfy
SALES DIRECTORY Inaugurates Special Advertising Column
The Star launches Sales Directory to list party having sale, location, date, and au tioneer. Two days before a sale the type turns to black to highlight it. Low rates apply with discounts for in house sale bill printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Winchester
Hospital power struggle ends in assault report
The article documents a leadership clash at a hospital with Dr. Foster resisting surrender of duties to Dr. Brunk. A brutal assault on a 90 plus woman, Aunt Sophie, is described with severe head injuries and a missing head axe now in Winchester police custody. The Supreme Court issues a writ of prohibition amid ongoing legal actions and enjoinments.
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Dr. Brunk
Devel
William H. Lewis Dead in Winchester After Illness
William H. Lewis, 75, longtime Winchester resident, died at his South Braddock Street home after a week with pneumonia. Funeral arrangements await arrival of his two sons on the Baltimore Ohio train. burial will be at Mount Hebron. Survived by widow Sarth E. Lewis, daughter Mrs. J. T. Nalles, and four sons Charles, Alonzo, David, and Frank Lewis. He had been a Frederick County farmer before settling in Winchester. He was highly esteemed locally.
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William H. Lewis
South Braddock Street
Charles Lewis
Opequon
This County
Alonzo L. Lewis
Nebraska
David Lewis
Cumberland, Md
Frank Lewis
Lewis
Frederick
Winchester
Mr Laughlin Dies At Fredericksburg
William Laughlin son of W L Laughlin former hotel proprietor of Woodstock Shenandoah County Va dies at the Exchange Hotel Fredericksburg after tuberculosis battle. He was thirty and survived by a widow, his parents two sisters Birdie and Della and brother George. He served in the US Army and worked at McKeesport steel. Formerly of Woodstock. Nephew of Joseph Wright senior of the city. Funeral set for Fredericksburg Tuesday.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Laughlin
Fredericksburg
Birdie
Della
Joseph Wright
Jno Marshall Credited With Origin of Famous Phrase
Rev C Herbert Richardson argues that John Marshall proposed honoring Washington after his death with a resolution in the House of Representatives. The piece counters an Independent New York claim that General Lee coined the line first in war first in peace first in the hearts of his countrymen by Marshall. He notes Lee’s misattribution and Marshall’s role in the origin.
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New York
Richard Lee
Robert Lee
Richardson
Public Sale Notice Near Winchester
Sale of horses cattle farming implements corn household furniture and more to be held next Tuesday February 5 at the late residence of Hiram Roe about 2 miles from Winchester along the Berryville turnpike See posters.
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Hiram
Roe
Winchester
Berryville
Daughters of the Confederacy to Meet at Mrs Love Home
The Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at the residence of Mrs. W. S. Love, the club president, on Tuesday afternoon February 8 at 4 o'clock.
Freight Train Derails on Norfolk & Western Line
An extra freight train derailed on the Norfolk & Western line between Manor and Bendonville near Front Royal, delaying passenger trains 14 and 2 by five to seven hours. The track tore up two hundred yards, but no one was hurt as crews cleared the rails. Wreck caused interruptions to Berryville and Front Royal communications. more bound trains delayed.
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Norfolk & Western
Berryville
Western Railroad
Printers Ink Features A. E. Clayden Sketch In 1911 Issue
The January 16 Printers Ink showcases a photograph of A. E. Clayden of New York City a special advertising agent. It notes his role as Eastern representative of The Evening Star with 166 World Building offices. It highlights his recent start in independent work and respect among general agents and publishers. His client list includes Wheeling West Virginia Evening News Morning Intell igencer Winchester Virginia Evening Star and El Diario.
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Printer’s Ink
New York City
Clayden
East
Ern
The
Evening Star
World Building
New York
Printers’ Inn
Gencer
Winchester
el Diario
City of
Mexico
Robi Carper Blind Boy Succumbs Today
Robert Carper a twenty year old blind boy died at 3 p m at his home near the paper mill south of Winchester after a lingering illness primarily due to paralysis He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs David Carper three brothers Hunter Goff and Frank and one sister Miss Minnie The funeral will be at the home Thursday morning with burial at Mount Hebron
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Per Mill
Winchester
David Carper
Hunter Carper
Goff
Frank Carper
Minnie Carper
Mount Hebron
Market Report Today Butter Wheat Chicks Cas R
Market report notes prices for butter and wheat with casual reference to chicks and calf related entries. Indicates local commodity movements and daily pricing trends without extended details.
Miss Sarah Jackson Dies at Rose Hill Farm at 84
Miss Sarah Jackson dies after brief illness at Rose Hill Dairy Farm near Winchester. She was 84 years old and lifelong resident of the county, a devout Society of Friends member. Funeral at her home in Friends rites Wednesday at eleven, burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. She is survived by nephews and nieces Frank and Robert Barr and Miss Jennie Barr of Winchester and Lewis Barr of Washington, D. C.
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Sarah Jackson
Rose Hill
Winchester
Misa Jackson
Society of Friends
Mount Hebron
Jackson
Frank
Robert Barr
Jennie. Barr
Lewis Barr
Washington, D. C
Mrs Quantz to Be Buried on Tuesday
The funeral for Mrs. Louisa Quantz will be at her home Tuesday at 2 30 PM conducted by Rev George S Bowers of Grace Lutheran Church. Her daughter Mrs John Pfeiffer is ill with pneumonia in Lynchburg and is at the home. son Jacob Quantz cannot attend due to his wife’s grave illness. son Sto ver Quantz will miss railway connections.
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Louisa Quanta
Tommorrow
Mount Hebron
George 8. Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
Will Offi
Charlotte, N
Mrs. Taylor Dies in Stephens City at Eighty
Stephens City reports the death of Mrs. Jane Taylor widow of John Taylor aged eighty after a lingering illness. She longtime resident of Stephens City died Sunday morning at her nephew William Brill's home. Burial planned in Stephens City with funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Stephens City
Jane Taylor
John Taylor
Willam Brill
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the Star
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Senseney Road
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the Daughters of the Confederacy
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Tata Cochran
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