New Revolt in Mexico Faces Armed States and Exile
Reports from Mexico City say about 18 000 troops revolt against Huerta with ten states in arms as insurgents marshal for a major campaign. Madero’s life is thought to be saved by the revolt, with exile likely but property preserved. Washington reports orders to move forces to Galveston for possible intervention. Turkeys advances in Macedonia target Monastir as allies weaken. Fire destroys twelve structures in Rehoboth Delaware.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Madero
Mexico
Washington
Stimson
Galveston
Wood
Constantinople
Turkey
Macedonia
Monastir
War Office
Rehoboth
Del
Atlantic
Wilmington
Dover
Harrington
Georgetown
Death of J R Gilbert in city apartments
Joseph R Gilpert a recent arrival in the city who ran an installment business with rooms near Wyndham Grocery died yesterday afternoon from a brain abscess. He was about 40, survived by his widow and one son in the city. the remains go to Pennsylvania for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Gilpert
Wyndham
Mr. Gilbert
Gilbert
Pennsylvania
Adams Sells 20 Cattle for 2116 Dollars
Mr C C Adams of Boyce sold 20 head of cattle for 2116.80 dollars today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Adams
Stowalter Sells Mount Clinton Property Moves to City
Mr A J Stowalter has sold his Mount Clinton property in Rockingham County and is settling up affairs there. He will return next week to live with his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Claude Showalter at 510 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Stowalter
Rockingham County
Mount Clinton
Claude Showalter
South Main Street
Mrs Loring A Cover Improves After Typhoid Illness
Mrs Loring A Cover once of this city and now in Baltimore has shown improvement after nearly two weeks of typhoid fever. The news was conveyed to her sister in law Mrs Harry K Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring A. Cover
Baltimore
Harry K. Russell
Pastor J H Lacy and son return from Florida visit
Rev Dr J H Lacy pastor of the Presbyterian Church and his son Graham Lacy have returned from Florida where they spent several weeks as guests of the pastor's brother. Lacy will preach tomorrow morning and evening in his church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Graham Lacy
Florida
Lacy
Local Notices from South Market Street Area
Miss Annie Latholtz of Shenandoah county left yesterday for Massillon Ohio after visiting Mrs Benjamin Fawcett family on South Market Street. Irwin Bierer sale Feb 27 promises 40 well bred stock cattle and more stock than any sale this spring in the area. Mr B G Vokes of York registered at Hotel Evans today. Miss Mabel E Merriken of Baltimore visits Rev C D Taylor at Market Street Methodist Church parsonage for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Latholtz
Shenandoah County
Benjamin Fawcett
South Market
Massillon
Ohio
Irwin Bierer
B. G. Vokes
York, Pa
Evans
Mabel. E. Merriken
Baltimore
Cc. D. Taylor
O' Market Street Methodist Episcopa Church
Russell & Green's Winter White Sale Ad Noted
Fresh cows and springers at Irwitt Bierer's sale February 27 announced in Russell and Green's winter white sale ad on the south page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell & Green
Irwitt Bierer
Aptf
Myers Barr Wedding Tallies Union in Winchester
Miss Florence Elizabeth Myers daughter of the late Captain Myers of Frederick county wed William Theodore Barr son of Mrs Barr and the late Mr James Barr at noon today in Winchester in the bride's home. Rev J H M Lacy officiated with a small family gathering. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside with the bridegroom's mother on North Kent street until a new house on Peyton street is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Elizabeth Myers
William Henry Myers
Frederick County
Wiliam ‘Theodore Barr
Barr
Cumberland Valley
Winchester
North Kent Street
Peyton Street
Myers
Window Fund Increased By Church Event
The memorial window fund for Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church grew after a musical and literary program in the church lecture room led by Mrs. John P. Sartelle. A crowded audience supported refreshments sales and ice cream demand, with an orchestra led by J. M. Spurr and performances by the Southern Glee Club quartet Duffey Swanson Grim and Vance. The program also featured solos, a flag drill, recitations, a dialogue by Mr and Mrs Lewis, and violin selections by Miss Sartelie and Mr Richard S Jolliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
John P. Sartelle
J. M. Spurr
Southern Glee Club
Duffey
Swanson
Grim
Vance
Elsie May Sumption
Miss Galloway
Miss Cooper
Lewis
Meta Sartelie
Richard
Jollifie
Auction Notice For Equipment Bid B1-1p-26
A public auction notice appears for equipment sale with bid reference B1-1p-26. Details on time location and item descriptions are partially legible in the listing.
Washington House Decorated for George Washington Birthday
The Washington headquarters at Braddock and Cork Streets was decorated with national colors for the 195th anniversary of George Washington born, planned by Marylander Natt Dantzie of Cumberland with Mayor Ramsburg’s approval. Dantzie gathered flags and bunting with help from William Herrell and others, drawing crowds who praised the patriotic display.
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Ashington
Lord Fairfax
Fort Loudoun
Fort Loudoun Seminary
North Maintreet
Old Fort
Washington
Winchester
Braddock and
Cork Streets
Fairfax
Natt Dantzie
Cumberland
Dantzie
Ramsburg
Dantzic
United States
Washington House
William Herrell
Washington Sunday Star Promised as Favorite Family Paper
The Washington Sunday Star presents itself as a clean, accurate, handsomely illustrated family newspaper desired by readers seeking reliable local and national coverage with engaging layouts and dependable reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Sunday Star
Vaudeville and Pathe Weekly Tonight at the Auditorium
Mr James Rodney presents The Golden Dragon a lavish vaudeville act costing 3000 dollars at the Auditorium tonight with the regular Pathe Weekly following. Admission is 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
James Rodney
Judge Carson and family stay in Washington area
Judge A C Carson arrived from Manila and rests with Mrs Carson at her mother Mrs D B Conrad’s home on West Water street. He will visit relatives in Riverton as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Carson
Washington
Manila
Washington Birthday Tribute From The Star
Nemo reflects on Washington's birthday and how modern women march on to shape history. He recalls Mrs. Washington as a stern, Spartan mother who sent her sons to learn self reliance, noting George Washington's early life and wartime service. The piece contrasts 18th century motherhood with early 20th century civic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George
Lord Fairfax
Braddock
Baetjer and Company Win Handley Library Shade Contract
One of Winchester's largest recent contracts goes to Henry Baetjer and Company for window shades for Handley Library. The firm will supply custom blinds of Scotch-Holland quality, with work starting immediately and shades installed as measurements are completed. The library is to be formally opened soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Messrs. Henry Baetjer and Company
Main Street
Handley Library
Scotch-Holland
Baetjer and Company
Washington Birthday Holiday Market Quiet
No market quotations were received by telegraph today by The Star due to the legal holiday marking Washington's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Telegraph
the Star
Wash
Limestone Farm Purchases Offered in Wake of Interest
Notice announces buyers seeking seven limestone farms from 10 to 150 acres. Highlights potential favorable locations and urges immediate contact. Real estate exclusive, attributed to L Fultz with a cryptic 22-1p-61 reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fultz
Epworth League Meets on The Christian's Secret Topic
Braddock Street Methodist Church South hosts the Epworth League at 6 30 Sunday evening with Mr I N Goog delivering the address The topic The Christian's Secret reflects a sermon style church program for the local congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Goog
Epworth League of
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Bosserman Scandal Draws Staunton Attention In Hair Cut Tale
The talk centers on Edward F. Boxwell of Kansas a Democrat whose long hair will be cut in Washington soon after Woodrow Wilson’s oath. He has Winchester and Frederick county relatives including first cousin S D McDonald of North Main Street who plans to witness the inauguration week hair cut. Boxwell’s vow followed Bryan’s defeat and this Haircut event will occur after the oath. McDonald and Boxwell are longtime kin and friends. Aaron Boxwell of East Water Street is also related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Boxwell
Kansas
Democrat
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Winchester
Frederick County
8. D. McDonald
North Main Street
Boxwell
William J. Bryan
Willson
Tatt
Tve
McDonall
West
Mr. Boxwell
Aaron Boxwell
Hast Water Street
City
Outraged Husband in Hospital as Wife’s Trial Continues
News notes Luther Booserman remains in hospital with gunshot wounds and possible pneumonia after an April shooting by Clara Bowzee Boseerman. Boseerman sits in Staunton jail awaiting further proceedings while local clergy and business partners visit the wounded man.
Endorsement of Amy-Kijo by Former Maryland Senator Shannon
A testimonial dated February 20 1913 from Mo B Shannon former Maryland Senate member endorses Amy-Kijo to treat facial soreness after a close shave at a barber shop in Baltimore. He reports quick restoration, cites testing on injuries and ailments, and praises the product highly to the Winchester based Amy Kijo Chemical Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Balto City
Kijo
MO. B. Shannon
Maryland Senate
Unsettled Weekend Weather Across Virginia and West Virginia
Virginia faces unsettled conditions with likely rain Saturday and a colder, clearing Sunday with brisk southeast winds. West Virginia will be clearing and turning colder Saturday with Sunday fair and colder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
West Virginia
Butter Fat Price Rise Sparks Seller Advantage
Ashby Sprint, station operator for Golden and Company, notes an eight cent advance on butter fat bringing price to 39 cents per pound. He urges sellers to favor cream sales over butter making due to better returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby Sprint
Golden and Company
Wanted Good Homes for 260 Head of Live Stock
Wanted good homes for over 260 head of live stock at Irwin Bierer's sale on May 27. Steady buyers and fair prices expected as herd and cattle offerings move to market. Local bidders invited to inspect stock before sale day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin ‘Bierer
Salem
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F. J. Madero
Turks Active
Havre-De-Grace
Belair
Rosalie Jones
Ida Craft
New York
Castro
Venezuela
Department of Commerce and Immigration
Havania
Collierville
Death Takes
J. 'R. Gilbert
DR. Lacy
Roth
Wm. T. Barr
W. W. Wall
Mount Hebron
Chester
Mrs. Barr
Barshear
George Withe
Judge Carson
Greek Shine
Nemo
Baetjers
Ington
Epworth League
Bosserman
Staunton
S. D. McDonald
Clara Bowzee Boseerman
Luther Booserman
A. D. Worth
Augusta
Norrow
Ot Coutle
Bea
King’s Daughters
Waynesboro
Worth
Kly
Frostburg, Md
Amy Kijo
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