U S Sends Twelve Cavalry Troops to Border Amid Mexican Revolt
Washington reports twelve cavalry companies about 1500 men moved to the northern border to uphold U S neutrality and bar armed revolutionaries from crossing into the United States. Four troops will camp at El Paso to bolster defenses near Ciudad Juarez as Mexico protests rebel incursions.
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Mexico
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Rio Grande
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Fighting Begins at Ciudad Juarez
Enrique C Creel Mexico minister of foreign affairs reports that fighting has started between federal troops and revolutionists at Ciudad Juarez.
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Mexico City
Enrique C. Creel
Juarez on Verge of Rebel Capture Near El Paso
Juarez Mexico faces a rebel assault as insurgents close within eight miles of the city. A captured messenger delays official notice to foreign consuls while U S authorities consider sending troops to shield American interests and prevent bombardment.
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el Paso
Tex
Ciudad Juarez
Mex
Abram Gonzales
Chihuahua
Ojinaga
Coyame
United States
International Bridge
Will McDonald to auction horses on March fifteenth
Will McDonald the noted horse raiser announces a big sale on Wednesday March fifteenth. Watch for his advertisement in The Star with large bills.
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W. W. McDonald
The
Star
Battle Legnano Barbourossa Reels Night Vaudeville
Review notes a great picture titled The Battle Legnano or Barbourossa praised for action realism. It promises further showings tonight with four reels, two of which are western vaudeville segments.
Festival Closes Tonight at Charley Rouss Fire Company Bazar
The Charley Rouss Fire Company bazar on West Water street ends this evening after ten months of sales and raffles. Rouss Night drew many firemen, boosting attendance and receipts with wheel of fortune and raffles. Remaining donated items go to auction tonight to the highest bidder, followed by a Monday banquet for the assisting ladies.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
West Water Street
Wheel of Fortune
High School Boys Among the Winners
Professor John R Hutcheson principal of the Seventh District Agricultural High School in Middletown says two students Harry Canter and Edwin Marker won prizes in the recent corn growers contest held during the Roanoke farmers meeting. The awards are scholarships granting attendance at listed schools and colleges.
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John R. Hutcheson
Middletown
Harry Canter
Edwin Marker
Roanoke
Thomas P Gray Beal Optician Ad
Do Your Glasses Need Changing or do you need a new pair See me at once Frices reasonable Fit guaranteed Thomas P Gray Beal Jeweler and Optician 41 W Water street.
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Thomas P. Graybeal
Water Street
Weather To Be Colder Sunday In Virginia Forecast
The Weather Bureau forecast for Virginia calls for fair skies tonight and Sunday with colder temperatures, especially in the extreme western portion tonight. Only a brief drop in temperature is expected elsewhere as a cold front moves through.
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Weather Bureau
Market Report roundup from wholesale grain and produce trading
In a steady to firmer session Wheat closed unchanged while Corn and Poultry showed gains. Oats Rye and the hay market were stable, Butter Eggs and vegetables remained steady with mixed listings and odd notes on prices.
Albert Baker Dies After Years Of Illness In Winchester
Albert Baker longtime Winchester resident and prominent businessman died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. He promoted worker welfare, funded the Lewis Jones Knitting Company mill, and held major stock in Shenandoah Valley National Bank. He was active in Christ Protestant Episcopal Church as lay reader, treasurer, and senior warden. He leaves two brothers and two sisters no wife. Funeral at Christ Church.
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Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
R. C. Baker
Baker
Wine
Mr. Baker
William B. Baker
North Market Street
Shenandoah Valley
Elizabeth Mantz
Frederick
Lewis Jones Knitting Company
North Kent Street
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Nelson P. Dame
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
W. H. Baker
Heal
William H
Alexander M. Baker
Copeland Jr. Page
Sophie Baker
Christ Church
W. J. Smith
Finn
Mt. Hebron
William
Metvnire
Robert W. Stone
FE. D. Fuller
Sidney Taylor
FB. M. Knight
Jilian F Ward
William CC. Marshall
Robert M. Ward
Alexander T. Jones
Henry R. Bryarly
Hunter HH. McCabe
Messrs
William S. Love
RFR
T. Barton
HW. H. Baker
J. Few Brown
RR. CC. Baker
Best Facilities for Job Printing at The Evening Star
The Evening Star job printing department offers up to date cuts, heavy waterproof paper, and top quality type for newspaper advertising and sale bills. Get an estimate on a lump sum for your printing needs. Read the Star ads.
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Evening Star
Revival Services at First Pauls Ao Methodist Church
Church announces revival tomorrow at First Pauls Ao M Church with Brother Arthur Wells preaching at 4 a.m. Sunday school prayer meeting at 2 p.m. Holy communion at 7:30 p.m. All invited. J H Ross, Pastor. Canoe for sale at office. Large Black Ostrich Plume reward for return.
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Arthur Wells
J. HY Ross
Martinsburg Beats Local Bowlers In Home Meet
Martinsburg bowling team defeated the local Winchester bowlers in Martinsburg, tallying 1698 to 1390 across three games. Winchester prepared for the trip but Martinsburg outscored them by 308 in the event.
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Loudoun
Martinsburg
West
Friendship Co's Bazar This Month
Friendship Fire Company held a special meeting to arrange a bazar in its hall starting Thursday February 23 for ten nights. The bazar committee reported members show strong interest in the festival and expect it to be one of the companys most successful events in its history.
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Friendship Fire Company
Biograph and Vitagraph Drum Up Western Feature at Auditorium
A Biograph and Vitagraph program headlines at the auditorium tonight. An elaborate Vitagraph western is the feature reel with admission at five cents.
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Biograph A& Vitagraph
George Kufer Near End of 15000 Mile Walk
Long distance walker George K B Kufer reached Baltimore on the last lap of his 15000 mile journey. He will finish in Chicago, leaving soon, and has been offered 4500 dollars by Chicago clubs to complete the trek. Kufer and his wife previously passed through this area last autumn.
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George KB. Kufer
Baltimore
Chicago
Kufer
Hand Weaving Carpet Still Handy In Page County
A Winchester resident notes that old fashioned hand weaving remains alive in Page County. Mrs Peddler of Printz Mil neighborhood reportedly wove 264 yards of carpet in one year using the treaddler team and shuttle method while also handling all household tasks. The observer questions whether future generations can match such a feat.
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Winchester
Page County
Star
Page
Printz Mil
Apples for Orphans Aid from St Pauls Lutheran Folks
The St Pauls Lutheran congregation in Fawcett sent six barrels of choice apples to the Tartharan Orphan Home in Salem Va today. Church members donated funds to complete the shipment totaling six barrels.
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St. Paul's
Fawcett
Gan
Tartheran Orphan
Salem
Observing People and Sights on a May Journey
A reflective column urges readers to notice people and places during travel. It recalls Sir Walter Scott's habit of learning from strangers, highlights a newlywed couple's carefree day, and notes a deaf mute pair using fingers while a lively crowd shares moments.
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Nemo
Sir Walter Scott
Waverley
Scott
Dellay
Eden
Taft
Mr. and Boffin
Pickwick
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