William Pannet Dead in County
Freder ick County reports three deaths with ages 78, 78, and 20. William Pannett aged 78 at Welltown dies after months of paralysis. funeral at his home then Mount Hebron Cemetery. Survived by wife Katharine and four sons Luther Lee W T Miles, daughter Mary Watts.
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Frederick County
William” Pannett
Luther Pannett
Sherif
Fredgwick County
Welltown
Pannett
Mr. Pannett
Abraham Criswell
North Frederick
Back Creek
Gore
Criswell
Dinner Honoring J W Crews In Winchester
Fourteen officials from five subsidiary fees of Southern Bell TelegraphCompany were entertained by Harry F Byrd in Winchester on Amherst Street. Guests included N C Watts from Staunton and leaders from Frederick Clarke Shenandoah and Shawnee Telephone companies. Crews of Atlanta Ga arrived by Baltimore Ohio at noon to dine with officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company
Harry F. Byrd
Amherst Street
J. W. Crews
Atlanta
Crews
Winchester
Baltimore
Ohio
Mr. Byrd
N.C. Watts
Staunton
Frederick & Clarke Telephone Com
Charles Mullikin
Harry C. Warden
Shirley Carter
Ss. S. Thomas
Winchester & Jordan's Springs Telephone Company
William & Branson
J. Kk. McCann
Charles McCann
Shawnee Telephone Company
A.B. Richards
Thomas W. Steck
North Frederick ‘Telephone Company
Samuel Brown
JL Jackson
Treas
Notes from Hayfield social visits and sickness
Mr and Mrs Edward Anderson visited relatives near Cross Junction. Stanley Cooper and Frank Pingley toured Winchester for shopping. Amanda Anderson has been indisposed for days. Harry Windle limited to house with grip. Prayer meeting held at Arthur Bayliss home Sunday night.
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Hayfield
Edward Anderson
Ageant
Cross Junction
Stanley Cooper
Boyd Ramey
Amanda “Anderson
Miss Bell Sargeant
Florence Elliott
Frank Pingley
Winchester
Jennie Williams
Elroy Light
Howard Anderson
Isaac Creek
William Wisecarver
Harry Windle
Addison Wisecarver
Calvin Ramey
Arthur Bayliss
Byrd in Richmond Probes School Book Prices
Mr. Richard E. Byrd has returned from Richmond where he conducted an investigation into the prices of school books. Several local residents are noted as visiting or returning home, including Miss Helen Hamlin from Boston and Mr. Harry Bryant from Baltimore.
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Richard E. Byrd
Richmond
Helen Hamlin
Major
Mrs. Holmes Conrad
Boston
Mass
Pathetic Court Scene Sentences Young Robber
Omer Williams, arrested in Martinsburg and brought to Winchester jail, pleaded guilty to robbing George Mason of $52. Judge Harrison sentenced him to one year at work on the roads after prosecutors urged the minimum, citing the first offense. Williams lacked a lawyer and showed deep distress as spectators expressed sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas W. Harrison
Omer Williams
Martinsburg
Winchester
George Mason
Cuy
J. W. Taylor
Williams
Carrison
John M. Steck
Dr Best Improving Amid Well-Wishers and Visits
Friends extend good wishes for a swift recovery for Dr. Best as visitors stop by his home in Brucetown. Local residents Emma Bodeh of Winchester and Kate Erb of Berryville share hospitalities while others call on Dr. Best and Mrs. Best, with notes on W. W. Tanquary’s improving health.
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Emma Bodeh
Winchester
Julian Snapp
Kate Erb
Berryville
Best
Brucetown
Eee Pues Ae
Dates Set For Virginia Horse Shows by Association
Mr. Charles Mullikin of Clarke County president of the Virginia Horse Show Association calls a meeting at the New Willard Hotel Washington D C February 15 to decide dates for Virginia horse shows and conduct association business. The meeting is expected to be well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mullikin
Clarke County
Virginia Horse Show Association
New Willard Hotel
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Sale Postponed of Personal Property At Roe Residence
Sale of personal property at the late Hiram Roe's residence two miles from Winchester on Berryville Pike is postponed to 11 o clock Tuesday February 12 1907. Evy Tucker McGuire leaves today for Lexington Virginia to visit friends and attend a fan n e f ball event Tuesday night. Benjamin C McCune of Johnstown Pennsylvania brother of James McCune whose death occurred today accompanied by his wife they depart at noon for Middletown to attend the funeral. Read the Evening Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Roe
Winchester
Berryville Pike
Evy Tucker McGuire
Lexington
Benjamin C. McCune
Johnstown
Jas
McCune
Middletown
Flood bill to divert surplus for public roads state aid
A house bill by Rep H D Frood proposes diverting up to 25.6 million dollars of year end surplus to states territories and DC for postal road improvements. The treasury would allot funds per capita from the latest census and require annual reports on expenditures and outcomes to Congress.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury of
United States
Sama Treasury
the Treasury
District ‘of Columbia
District of Columbia
States
Territories
Congress
Mrs. Hooper Buried At Bunker Hill
The remains of Mrs. Hooper wife of George W. Hooper former resident died at her Martinsboro home on Wednesday. She was brought here Friday on the T100n train for interment after services at the M. E. Church by Rev. C. E. Ely. Interment was in the village graveyard. She leaves a husband one son and three daughters. Rev. Ashland White preached at the Presbyterian Church Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Hooper
George W. Hooper
Martinsbore
M. E
C. E. Ely
Ashland White
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Cora Humphries to sail for Cuba for six weeks
1 be Mrs Cora G Humphries leaves for New York today and will sail to Cuba next Saturday for six weeks. She will be aera sc egai of New York. Miss Katharine Steele is visiting.
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Cuba
Cora G. Humphries
New York City
Aera Sc Egai
New York
Rouss Birthday Event Delayed Speaker Flood Arrives Later
Hon Henry D Flood of Appomattox misses noon arrival for the Rouss birthday celebration at the Auditorium. Richard Byrd is slated to speak, Judge Atkinson to present introductions, Rev J Horace Lacy to lead prayer, and the Charley Rouss Fire Company will assemble at eight for speeches and music.
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Henry D. Flood
Appomattox
Flood
Tion
The
Charney Rouss Fire Company
Ban on newspapers in mail over Thaw case evidence
Roosevelt ordered Postmaster General Cortelyou to bar from the mails any newspapers that publish a full report of the Thaw case evidence. Full stenographic reports are excluded from the White House and Congressional Libraries. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw returns to stand for the defense in the Madison Square Garden tragedy notes presented in court.
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Washington
Rep
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
White House
Congressional
Eighteen Below At Wardensyville
Wardensville notes record extreme cold of 18 degrees below zero and local activities. Ill child Trene Didawick improves slightly with Dr Latane visiting. James Points from Harrisonburg visits. Mr Ground Hog is referenced. Local residents Knee and Rudolph are mentioned amid illness and caravan movements. Religious visits include Rev Wadewecht and Rev Gordon preaching. social sledding and sleighing observed on Saturday night.
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Wardensville
Trene Didawick
Latane
Winchester
Ground Hog
John Rudolph
Rum Valley
TA. Gordon
Russell's Grove
Gumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen Meet in Chambersburg
A business meeting of the Gumber land Valley Volunteer Firemen Association has been called for Chambersburg on May 6 and 10 by President G. Fred Gibbs. There will be no parade or contests. Auditorium crowd expected Wednesday night.
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Gumberland’ Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Chambersburg
G.’ Fred. Gibbs
James Q McCune Dies at Belle View Farm
Funeral held for James Q McCune former state senator, lawyer, and teacher, who died suddenly at Belle View near Middletown. He fell ill around 11:30 p m Saturday and expired before medical help could arrive. Burial in Mount Carmel Cemetery followed at Middletown. Pallbearers listed.
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Mount Carmel Cemetery
Midd
Social snippets from Winchester society page
Miss Sadie Barr of Berryville visits brother Claude Barr in the city. Saloonist Mort Harkins on East Water Street suffers a severe eczema based hand. Ada Neller of Winchester expected to arrive for visit with Mr and Mrs Sidney Heller. Lewis H. Hyde of New York City leaves Winchester after a visit. Mr and Mrs Logan R Fay of Wackwood near Winchester depart for Philadelphia and New York to visit relatives.
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Sadie Barr
Berryville
Claude, Barr
Mort” Harkins
East Water Street
Ada Neller
Winchester
Sidney Heller
Sixth Street
Washington Sunday Star
Logan R. Fay
Wackwood
Philadelphia
New ‘York
John Curry to Stand Trial for Aunt Sophie Taper Murder
John Curry faces murder charges in Frederick County Circuit Court for the 1906 assault on Aunt Sophie Taper at Stephens City. Indicted on three counts for wilful murder, he pled not guilty and was remanded without bail. Witnesses include doctors Montgomery and S M, Winchester officer J W Taylor, and several Stephens City residents. The indictment cites a mortal contusion and a fatal beating with an axe.
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Frederick County
Ounny
Curry
Stephens Guy
Winchester
B. FP. Montgomery
J. W. “Taylor
William Thompson
Stephens City
Ann
Jessie ‘Williams
Bophie
Sadie Robinson
John Curry
E. C. Larrick
Middletown
Surprise Party at Brucetown
A hearty surprise party was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Tharp in Brucetown on a Saturday night. Guests enjoyed games music and a supper before departing. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tharp Mr. Ham Cutterer Ernest Ashwood Mae Hyatt Hilda Brady Mary Hyatt Hilda Morrison Frank Brady Anna Brady and many Snapp and Tharp family members.
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Brucetown
Mae Hyatt
Hilda Brady
Mary Hyatt
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William Pannet
Juliet DeHaven
Beatty
Reuben
Katharine DeHaven
Gainesboro
County
Miss DeHaven
Ethel
Victoria DeHaven
Gaver
Foster
Wircis DeHaven
J. S. Beatty
JS. Beatty
Star ‘Tannery
Gravel Spring
W. J. Smith
Mountain Falls
Mr. Beatty
Mary A. Himelright
Rose Renner
Rena Beatty
Clifton
Janice Beatty
D. C. Randolph
Bell Company
Urer
PremcHek
Shenandoah
Messrs
George Branner
W. H. Rickard
Ashby Graves
Richard Smith
J. W. Rudolph
Toms Brook
P. M. Funkhouser
Harry Bryant
Maggie Bryant
N. C. Watts
Company
J.T. Brown
North Main Street
Dr. Best
William Carter
Miss Maude Swimley
Mrs. Huyett
W. W. Tanquary
Lydia Timberlake
Ness
Evening Star
H.d.frood
Katharine Steele
Rouss
Ers
Liam M. Atkinson
J. Horace
Presbyterian
Harry C. Stouffer
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Evelyn Thaw
New, York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Madison Square Roof Garden
Wardensyville
B. Hy Smith
James Points
Harrisonburg
Here
Rudolph
Ing
H.C. Knee
Rio
Rev
P.j.wadewecht
Trout
Jim’ McCune
Law’yer
James Q
State Senate
J A
Bellview Farm
Ae Os Samuel McCune
Hammond
the Methodist Church
Letown
James
Larrick
Funk
James W. Smetley
Holtzel
E.R. Sperry
Ft. Glaine
Mr. McCune
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Meadow Mills
Ates
Hou
Eke
Lewis H. Hyde
City
Sophie Taper
Old
Thomas W. ‘Harrison
John Curity
Grand Jnry
James L. Robinson
James J. Prye
Ccs
Collins
Adam Bentzell
Steck
Thomas
Hancher
John Myers
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