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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1914

Page

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Water and Sewer Tax Bills Passed by WN Council

City council approves water and sewer tax bills amid discussions on city finances and borrowing authority. January receipts total 271 dollars with cash on hand 2,347.10. February 1 balance 156.47. Officials report licenses 67 and insurance 4.78. water and sewer work continues. police report five arrests and 13 dollars in fines remitted. An ordinance allows borrowing up to 16,000 at 6 percent to cover city cash shortfall. Additional measures include street widening and lighting improvements on National Highland avenues and Rousseau/Williams streets.

Richmond William T. Barr J. B. Correll Thomas J. ‘Trier Nemathieiteat Wi ‘Porter i Hayslett FH Krebs Carter Finance’ Committee Bell Oy Newgenes Treas Bettie Edmunds National Highland Avenues Rouss Avenue McGuire Rousse Avenue Main Frederick Plaza Sibert East Water Street Water Street

Largest timber deal in Hampshire and Hardy counties

The Lost River Lumber Company acquired about sixty tracts totaling roughly 9 000 acres in Hampshire and Hardy counties West Virginia near War densville and Dutch Hollow. President W B Cornwell expects stumpage near 100 million feet with 75 percent white oak and plans extensive development including railroad routes through the land.

Hampshire Hardy West Virginia Frederick County Lost River Lumber Company Dutch Hollow Sperrys Run Bakers Run Lost River Wardensville Keller Old Capon Iron Works W. B. Cornwell Romney White Oak Hampshire County William B. Cornwell William Trapnell Hampshire Southern Railroad W.W. McClaine John J. Cornwell McNeill Station Hampshire Southern Hampshire Country Club Mills Creek Greasy Lick Run Hardy County Strasburg Junction Baltimore and Ohio and Southeyn

Supper Party Honors Miss Katharine Grannon of Baltimore

A supper party in honor of Miss Katharine Grannon of Baltimore was hosted by Mr and Mrs R C Ryan on West Water Street. Miss Grannon was the guest of Miss Elsie Ramsburg. Twelve covers were laid and a tempting menu was served.

Katharine Grannon Baltimore Elsie Ramsburg R. C. Ryan West Water Street

Six Reel Show and The Fatal Shot at the Auditorium Tonight

The Fatal Shot feature will be shown in two parts along with The Lost Angel Vitagraph and other reels at the Auditorium tonight. Also advertised are Jimmie’s Finish Kalem and A Hornet’s NestKalem as part of the program. For sale an old single shot pistol from 1904 year and price is reasonable by E W Grant Clearbrook Va.

Pn the Vitagraph Kalem Jimmie the Auditor E.W. Grant Clearbrook

Rail line aims to revive Capon Springs hotel complex

West Virgin ia and Virginia promoters negotiate with Charles F Nelson to sell Capon Springs property of about 700 acres on the Great North Mountain for a modern fireproof hotel as part of the Peters b and Columbia Springs Rail road plan. Negotiations proceed as timber interests ready for the railroad, with large forest resources and crews already at work on mountain slopes.

Petersb Columbia Springs Hampshire, Hardy and Pendleton West Virginia Bath and Highland Virginia Charles F. Nelson Winchester Capon Springs Nort Mountain Hampshire County Nelson United States

Militants Burn Aberchill Castle and Roos Mansion

Militants set fires across Scotland destroying rare art works and valuable furnishings. Aberchill Castle and the Roos mansion were practically destroyed by infernos linked to militant suffragettes with other incendiaries reported in Stotland.

Edinburgh Scotland Aberchill Roos Stotland

Ferry narrowly misses barge load of dynamite in thick fog

In New York on February 4 a Staten Island ferryboat came within moments of collision with a barge carrying tons of dynamite. A dense fog shrouded the river as the two vessels narrowly avoided disaster despite precautions.

New York Staten Island

Mexico Teeters as Huerta Opens Arms Embargo Rift

General Huerta meets with Nelson O Shaughnessy in Mexico City as Wilson lifts a arms embargo. Zapata rejects Carranza, promising to resist, while Huerta aims to pacify within three months and Zapata allies refuse recognition by England. A photographer and reporter released in Mexico City.

Juarez Vina Mexico United States Woodrow Wilson Villa Torreon Monterey Saltido Huerta Carranza Mexico City Nelson O'Shaughnessy Micheno Lozano Washington O'Shaughnessy eSais Elipaso Texas Zapata Dallas Aldana Zapatist England London Edward Grey Wilson Foreign Office Wallace Hastings el Imparcial el Paise

Empire Vaudeville at New Empire Tonight Show

The New Empire hosts vaudeville every night this week with six reels of pictures and a feature film each evening. Two acts headline the bill with a mix of music and comedy.

New Empire

Virginia Weather Outlook: Colder Tonight and Thursday

The forecast for Virginia calls for fair skies with temperatures dropping tonight and again on Thursday. Light winds and dry conditions expected, with near or just below seasonal norms across the region. Highs in the 40s and 50s, overnight lows dipping into the 20s and 30s.

Virginia

Hidden Check Page Tomorrow in Evening Star Advertisements

Tomorrow's issue contains a Check Page with hidden words forming a sentence. The sentence directs readers to locate a two dollar check and bring it to The Evening Star office to collect the money.

Evening Star

Lucien Carr Jr Cremated in Boston Ashes to Winchester for Burial

The body of Lucien Carr Jr died Monday at Drury Hill Hospital Boston after multiple surgeries. His widow Mrs Julia Russell Carr and family will travel with the ashes to Winchester for burial Friday night. Carr, born in Rome 63 years ago to American parents, was once kissed by King Victor Emmanuel in Italy.

Lucien Carr, Jr Star Drury Hill Hospital Boston Mass Winchester Carr Julia Russell Carr Cambridge Mr. Carr Lucien Carr Europe Tiber Victor Emanuel

1,000 Fine And 6 Months In Jail For Congressman

In New York on February 4 former Representative Lucius Littauer and his brother William Littauer were sentenced to pay a 1000 fine and serve six months in jail for smuggling. Judge Thomas called out the dishonorable act and the bad example set. Also sentenced were Joseph Cassidy to a year and six months in Sing Sing and fined 1000 for selling nominations, and Wiljets received a similar sentence. Lewis Water got three months and a 1000 fine. A dress skirts sale ad appears in the same report.

New York Lucius Littauer Wiliam Littauer Thomas Littauer Congress Joseph Cassidy Sing Sing Wiljets Lewis Water

Capture of Dutch Colonel During 1864 Martinsburg Raid

Recount recalls a February or March 1864 incident near Martinsburg where a Dutch colonel of the Thirteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry, famed as the Bloody Thirteenth, was captured by Confederate raiders. Eyewitness memory describes a sunny Sunday morning as federal troopers rode past, the colonel's conspicuous beard and pipe. Local lore seeks exact dates and names to replace myths surrounding the event.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Cavalry Martineburg Upper Valley Winchester Richmond Martinsburg

Minority Report Filed Over Auditorium Lease Debate

A divided council over leasing the city auditorium with Dr. Hunter McGuire leading opposition. The majority backs a three year lease to Fred May at 1635 dollars per year while McGuire urges closing the hall to await compliant safety measures.

Hunter McGuire J. W. Sibert Perges Fred Washington Hunter H. McGuire Dnion Lal City Hall City Hall Mesess C. Janney Robert T. Gray Shirte Carter Lewis F. Coopeyte Commony Connell the & Mt Matster Y ‘Bes Ag. Y Eas Fredy May Audi Sean Wa Croauiaein Peete May Ta Beeth Prowigina

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WN Council Council Boyd Galary W. Cornwell Miss Grannon al Uapon Springs Aberchill Castle Reardon Orndorff and McVicar’s Mackeral Orndod McVicar's Willard Joiges Mr. Wilson Theodore Cape Haitien Cape ‘Haiten Empire Vodvill Weather Forecast Rudsell and Green Nemo Majority Report Fred. May
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