Drunken Card Game Tragedy in Charlestown
Washington Bushrod, an about 28 year old Black man, was beaten during a card game at George Sisler's home on Main Street and thrown from a second story window to the street below. Grover Young and Edward Athey are jailed on charges. several others present escaped immediate arrest. The event occurred after midnight Saturday. Washington died from neck injuries before police arrived.
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W. Va
Bushrod
Washington
Grover Young
Edward
Ned) Athey
Shepherdstown
George Sisler
Main Street
Athey
Sisler
Young
George Washington
Dr. A. 9
Albin
Mustered Out S. B. Neill Dies at 75 in Winchester Hotel
Samuel Baker Neill, Confederate veteran born near Shenandoah Junction Jefferson County West Virginia, died at the Fairfax Hotel Winchester at 75 after a hip fracture from a January 5 fall. He served in a Virginia regiment, taught school postwar, and left widow Ida H Neill and son Paymaster Jn G Neill US Navy.
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Samuel Baker Neill
Shenandoah Junction
Jefferson County
W. Va
Winchester
Fairfax Hotel
South Market Street
Neill
Ida H. Neill
Shepherdstown
Jn. G.neill
United States Navy
Proving Grounds
Indian Head
Shryock Hit by Sliver from Rifle While Bathing at Home
William Shryock of Millwood pike was grazed on the hip by a .32 caliber bullet entering through a bathroom window. The wound is minor but swelling developed. a crowd of youths seen nearby are blamed for Sunday shooting as Shawnee Hollow residents expect police patrols to curb crow shooting and other depredations.
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William ‘Shryock
Fred. A. Shryock
Millwood Pike
Mr. Shryock
Boyd Richards
Shryock
Shawnee Hollow
Mediation Not Intervention In Mexico Favored By Nemo
The Star columnist Nemo argues against armed intervention in Mexico. He warns war would be a hotter hell for American soldiers than Civil War horrors and urges statesmen to avoid involvement unless the Mexican government sanctions slaughter. He notes many would flee dangers while businesses collapse, urging restraint and respect for civilized warfare laws.
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Mexico
Sherman
Keyes Sisters Stockton Company in Western Drama at Auditorium
The Keyes Sisters Stock Company arrived today and will present a western drama tonight at the Auditorium. The company brings a large car load of scenery and will also perform six vaudeville numbers between the acts.
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Keyes Sisters Stock Company
Gury of Eagle
Hospital Awards Two Contracts for Memorial Additions
Memorial Hospital awards contracts to Mr. Clarence Haymaker and Mr. Hunter B. Grimm to build two new additions. Work will begin as soon as weather allows, with urgency due to great need for the facilities.
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Clarence Haymaker
Memorial Hospital
Hunter B. Grimm
Revival Begins At Greenspring Church
Revival services opened at Greenspring Methodist Episcopal Church South led by Pragelist T. C. Jones. Services will run through the week ending next Sunday with expectations of significant good from the Greenspring meeting.
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Greenspring Methodist Episcopal Church
South
T. C. Jones
Mr. Jones
Greenspring
Pick Byrd For Attorneyship in Ninth Virginia District
The Ninth Virginia district Democratic Executive Committee meets in Bristol to consider claims for federal posts. They aim to arrange a choice for either the internal revenue collector or the marshal. Richard Evelyn Byrd of Winchester is widely conceded to receive the western district attorneyship after years as speaker of the Virginia House.
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Bristol
Vi.-renn
Virginia
Collectorship of Internal Revenue
Ninth
Richard Evelyn .Byrd
Winchester
Virginia House of Delegates
Last Smallpox Case Discharged From Berkeley Hospital
Dr. W. T. Hesshaw, health officer of Berkeley county, discharged the last smallpox patient from the county hospital for contagious diseases as cured and closed the hospital Sunday. About 40 cases were treated in the institution and other isolated points in the county, with three cases in Martinsburg. There was not a single death.
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W. T. Hesshaw
Berkeley County
Hos
Martinsburg
Amyl-Kijo Reference Letter From Winchester Customer
February notice lists Amyl-Kijo Chemical Co of Winchester Virginia and a customer Charles T Rogers praising the product after a one day ache relief request. Also a Lost item notice for a bunch of keys with a Clarks Miss tag and a reward offered at Star office.
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Winchester
Charles T. Rogers
Clarks
Shawnee Tribe Urges Members to Attend Wigwam Meeting
All members of Shawnee Tribe No. 2 S. O. R. M. are urged to attend the wigwam on Tuesday night September 18 at 8 o clock. Goff M. Cooper, Sachem.
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Wigwam
Goff M. Cooper
Sachem
For Sale Upright Piano at 28 S Market Street
Upright piano offered for sale by owner. Call Tuesday for price and details. Located in town at 28 S Market Street.
Enver Bey Stabbed in Istanbul Amidst War Turmoil
Telegraphed dispatch from Constantinople reports Enver Bey, chief of the Turkish army, badly stabbed by a would be assassin. He allegedly failed to push a promised rapid transfer of Asiatic troops across the Sea of Marmora and the Dardanelles to outflank the Bulgars. He shot the attacker as he was stabbed and was carried to Mohammed V s harem. In New York J P Morgan and Co report Mr Morgan suffered acute indigestion in Cairo and will delay Naples trip. Vienna notes a clash on the Russo Austrian frontier near the San river with exchange of shots. Cincinnati reports John H Patterson and 28 officers of the Nationalist Register Company receiving one year and 5000 dollar fines for violating anti trust laws.
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Star
Constantinople
Enver Bey
Bey
Asaratic
Sea of Marmora
Mohammed V
Cincinnati
John Hatterson
Nationalist Register Company
Dod. Y
Patterson
Prominent Doctor Hurt In Virginia Car Accident
Dr. William P. McGuire, a leading Valley physician, suffered a fractured nose and badly bruised eyes when his car hit a culvert near Strasburg while en route to Mount Jackson. His chauffeur drove him home to Winchester where Dr. Hunter McGuire and Dr. E. B. Stuart treated him. He remained fatigued but able to work, expecting a full recovery in days. Butter fat noted at 36c per pound in nearby market.
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William P. McGuire
Valley of Virginia
Amherst Street
Strasburg
Mount Jackson
McGuire
Ois
Winchester
Week Opens With No Indications of Peace
Report from Mexico City on the ninth day of the battle for the City of Mexico. Fighting continues around the national palace and surrounding forts as shelling intensifies. Foreigners seek safety while casualties rise. no peace in sight for the week. Taft administration reports limited news due to censorship and embassy dangers. The U S ambassador warns of heavy bombardment and unclear progress as cabinet meets at midnight. Continued on page 3.
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Mexico City
City of
Mexico
Dian
National Palace
Madero
Wader
Wilson
Cabcinet
Washington
Henry Jene Wilson
Virginia Senate At Center Of Anti-Saloon Attack
The Anti-Saloon League of Virginia opens its twelfth annual session in Roanoke with focus on the Senate. The program outlines debate over the Jordan Enabling Act and urges on legislative action. Governor Mann will preside as discussions by Byrd McAlister Williams Mapp address rights and privileges surrounding the saloon.
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Senate of Virginia
Legislative Committee
Mann
Senate
Richard Evelyn Byrd
J. D. McAlister
Virginia
Martin Williams
G. Walter Mapp
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