State Board of Health Plans Richmond Headquarters
Winchester health officer Dr. 8 P Latane attends a key meeting in Richmond as the new state Board of Health organizes. The board will open Richmond offices, publish a monthly bulletin, operate laboratories for fever and tuberculosis work, and pursue a state tuberculosis campaign with lectures and literature. The department may establish a state sanatorium for consumptives with sites already offered for white and colored facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. P. Latane
Winchester
Richmond
State ‘Board’ of Health
E. G. Williames
Dynamite Blast Under New Viaduct Shuts Lehigh Valley Route
Two heavy charges exploded under the Lehigh Valley viaduct at Selkirk and Perry streets in Buffalo blowing iron girders from position and badly damaging rails. A passenger train was halted before it could fall into the street. Suspicions point to the Bridgemen’s Union, and repairs will take several days delaying service.
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Hearst News Service
Buffalo
N. Y
Lehigh Valley
Selkirk
Perry Streets
Bridgemen’s Union
McClintock & Marshall
Lehi
Virginians Wed In Capital City
A number of Virginia couples were granted marriage licenses in the capital city. Roy G. Whetzel and Alice F. Colfelt of Lebanon Church and John A. Rickard with Sadie Par ele of Middletown received licenses to wed. Rev. J. B. McLaughlin officiated both weddings.
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Virginia
Roy G. Whetzel
Alice F. Colfelt
Lebanon Church
John A. Rickard
Sadie Parele
Middletown
J. B. McLaughlin
Weather Report Virginia Fair Tonight and Thursday
The Virginia weather summary notes fair skies tonight and Thursday. Cooler temperatures are expected in the extreme south least portion tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Suffragettes Attack Police in London Demonstration
A thousand suffragettes attacked a police van after a mass demonstration before Parliament. Twenty eight women were fined 2.50 or three months. five thousand extra police were sworn in. In Washington, Hitchcock is slated as Republican National Committee chairman, with Taft backing.
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Hearst News Service
London
Everal
Impros
Xtra
Asquith
Washington
Frank
Me. Hitchcock
Republican “‘National Committee
Hitchcock
Taft
Marine Band Adds Major Baylor Galop to Repertoire
The Marine Band performed Maj. Gene Baylor's Galop at a White House concert in Washington. Baylor attended and received congratulations from the band leader after the pieces. The Civil War era composition, once issued for 100 dollars, was praised by spectators.
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Margrave Galop
Eugene Baylor
Major Baylor
New Orleans
Marine Corps
White House
Washington
Mr German Smith Returns to Charles Town
Mr German Smith returned to Charles Town this morning after a short visit to the city.
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Mr. German Smith
Charles Town
Taylor's Grave Suffering Weeds Beside Brownsboro Road
Louisville dispatch reports Zachary Taylor's Kentucky tomb, near Glenview Stock Farm, overgrown with weeds. The state funded a granite monument in 1877 78, with a stone wall and iron gates marking the burial site beside his father Col Richard H Taylor. President Taylor’s burial honors his request to lie beside his father.
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Kentucky
United States
Commonwealth
Revere
Louisville
Brownsboro
Lincoln
Zachary Taylor
Taylor
Bettie Dandridge
North Braddock Street
Col
Richard H. Taylor
River Roads
Glenview
Brownboro
New Hampshire
Buford
Francis Gleveland
Augusta
Hancock Taylor
Ee Taylor
Deaths Near To Bishop Potter
Cooperstown New York July 1 Bishop Henry C Potter of the Episcopal Diocese of New York is reportedly passing into a more critical stage after a night of fair comfort. Physicians note his condition is no longer hopeful and the end may come at any moment while he is kept alive by oxygen. Family friends say they doubt he will live through the night.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Jaly
Henry C. Potter
Episcopal Diocese of
New York
Potter
Bishop Potter
Minister Marshall Returns From Markham Visit
Professor William C. Marshall of the Episcopal Female Institute has returned from Markham Virginia after spending time with his family. He also traveled recently in the interest of attendance and plans a larger event than in previous years.
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Episcopal Female ‘Institute
Markham
Marshall
Montague Won't Stump for Taft in Virginia
Former Gov A J Montague arrived in Richmond from Palmyra and denies plans to stump for Taft or the Republicans. He says he will vote for Democratic nominees and has not been offered or discussed any federal judgeship or other post. He cites confusion over rumors and claims he did not grasp messages prompting the speculation.
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A. J. Montague
Richmond
Palmyra
Iliam H. Taft
United States
Virginia
Apa
Sullivan's Hands On Reins In Democratic Convention
Roger Sullivan, Illinois Democrat and national committee man, moves early to shape the chairmanship of the resolution committee at the Democratic national convention. Speculation centers on Parker of New York as a candidate, while Gray declines the vice presidency and Bryan backs Stanchfield of New York.
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Hearst News Service
Denver
Roger Sullivan
Academy Furniture Sale Describes Large Inventory
Some of the best furniture still unsold at V A Academy Sale. Large school desk and white iron beds, 86 pairs of pillows, a handsome buffet, china closet, set of dishes, 35 dozen fruit jars, rugs, bed room set, chairs, tables, large bookcase. Apply at Academy at once.
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Academy
Miss Glasses Visit to Fort Loudoun Seminary Guest
Miss Glass of Fort Loudoun Seminary attended a social event as a guest of Miss Rebecca A. Baird last Thursday. Romiey Review notes details of the gathering and attendees.
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Miss. Glass
Fort Loudoun ‘Seminary
Winchester
Svent
Frithe
Rebecca A * Baird
Romiey Review
Winchester Petition Seeks Better Rail Service Before Commission
The Winchester special committee led by Hansbrough Barton and Ward finished a petition urging the State Corporation Commission to improve railroad facilities through the valley. Attorney Richard B. Byrd of Richmond will represent Winchester at the hearing. The commission will also hear requests on the Harrisonburg depot and Lexington to Alexandria train service.
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H. Hansbrough
R. T. Barton
Robert Ward
Winchester
State Corporation Commission
Corporation Commission
Richard B. Byrd
Richmond
Byrd
Harrisonburg
Lexington
Alexandria
Southern
Winchester Library book stacks study trip planned
A. M. Baker and S. H. Hansbrough of the Handley Library building committee travel to Washington to tour the Congressional Library and the Carnegie Library. The aim is to gather details on stacks for Winchester’s new library, with Congress’s stacks seen as the standard.
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Messrs
A. M. Baker
S. H. Hansbrough
Handley Library
Washington
Congressional’ Library
Carnegie Library
Winchester
Congressional Library
Winchester Library
Library of Congress
Mrs. Ann C. Randolph Lewin Dies While on Visit
Mrs. Ann Carry Randolph Lewin wife of Col. Robert H. Lewis a longtime Winchester resident died at Pine Bluff Arkansas on a visit to the Nichols family. She was 48 and survived by two daughters Mrs. Charles N. Tyndell of Ja Georgia and Miss Annie Hume of Baltimore and by three brothers and several Jones siblings. Interment will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Ann Carry Randolph Lewin
Robert H. Lewis
Winemseter
Hagerstown
Lewis
Pine Blaft
William Nichols
A Vy Jones
Ja, Ga
Tyndell
Annie Hume
Baltimore
Lucy
Lisaie
Mary
HE. Lo Doll
Uri
Edward Jones
Beverley Jones
A. T. Jones
Mount Hebron
Wanted Apples and Potatoes for Friday Delivery
SPRINT PRODUCE Co advertises need for apples and potatoes loaded into a car this week. Items must be delivered by Friday or Saturday, July 8. The notice seeks immediate supply.
Daniels dies at Lake Placid after lingering illness
George A Daniels longtime New York Central passenger agent dies at Lake Placid after a prolonged illness. He was treated by doctors for months and rushed to the lake resort hoping the mountain air would aid his recovery. His passing follows a night-at-bedside report indicating only hours remained.
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Hearst News Service
Lake Placid
N. Y
George ‘A. Daniels
New York Central Lines
Daniels
Ladies to be Sir Knights at skating tournament
A skating tournament will be held at the new rink on Fris day evening July 8 beginning at 9 30 o clock on Art and Wolf streets. The ladies contend as Sir Knights with prizes including babyque tickets and skate tickets for the top finishers.
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Wolf Streets
Sir Knights
Quea
Maida of Honor
Tiyague
Akate
Hyde couple and daughter depart for New York visit
Mr and Mrs Lewis H Hyde and their daughter left this morning for the home in New York after a brief visit to Mrs Hyde's parents and Mrs William P McGyre on Amherst Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. Hyde
New York
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Marine Band
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William C. Marshall
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Montague
Lodge
New
Sherman
Cleveland
James Sherman
Itica
N,y
Commission
R. H. Lewis
Pine Bluff, Arkansas
Sprint
MR. Daniels
Lake Plagio
Central Line
Pittsburg
John A. Nicholson
Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Nicholson
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