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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1902

Page

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Attorney General Backs San Jose Scale Law and County Funds

The Virginia Attorney General declares the San Jose Scale law constitutional and says Frederick County Supervisors must fund orchard inspections if requested, contrary to the local stance. The officials may face suit to compel appropriation, while growers may wait to see if the supervisors change position as the season advances.

Star W. A. Anderson Frederick County Fruit Growers’ Association Frederick County Board of Supervisors R. E.byrd San Jose Court of Appeals Circuit Court 8. L. Lupton Anderson Board of Supervisors R. E. Byrd Commonwealth R T. Barton Boards of Supervisors Virginia

Death of Frederick County Resident Joseph Hart

News from Winchester reports the sudden death of Joseph Hart a respected Frederick county resident aged about 60. Hart suffered dropsical disease and heart trouble, died between 6 and 7 AM after retiring Saturday night, found in bed by family. He lived at Coal Mine School House and leaves his widow and three stepchildren Clarence Frye J Rosenberger and Mrs James Windle. Funeral services were held at Mount Zion Church with interment in Mount Zion graveyard. Hart was a cousin of William Pingley.

Winchester Joseph Hart Frederick County Hart Coal Mine School House Frye Clarence Frye Illinois J. M. Rosenberger Rosenberger This County Jas. Windle Coal Mine School William Pingley Mount Zion Church Mount Zion Graveyard

Knitting Firm Hits Peak Orders For Next Spring

The Lewis Jones Knitting Company rushes to fill orders for 40 000 dozen pairs of hosiery for spring. Secretary Joseph Leafe announced a strong outlook for next year as production runs at full capacity with nearly 300 workers employed.

Lewis Jones Knitting Company Joseph Leafe

Wright Ada to Wed Prof A F Gaffney in Virginia

Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Ada Wright of near Wadesville Clarke county Virginia and Prof A F Gaffney of West Newton Pennsylvania. The ceremony will be at eight o'clock Wednesday morning at the bride's home. They will depart for Paducah Kentucky to reside.

Ada Wright Wadesville Clarke County A. F. Gaffney West Newton Paducah Kentucky

Preacher Kern Delivers Sermon at Braddock Street Church

Rev. Dr. John A. Kern sermon at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. Kern teaches Applied Theology at Van derbilt University and visits his brother, Postmaster Bentley Kern, in this city. Mr. Frank Russell and Mrs Michael Hassett visited relatives in Clarke County yesterday.

John A. Kern Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Dr. Kern Vanderbilt University Bentley Kern Frank Russell Michael Hassett Clarke County

Who Knows Major Joseph H Pratt Winchester VA Heirs Sought

Winchester Virginia residents are asked to help locate heirs of Major Joseph H Pratt who died in Jefferson Texas in 1872 Childless and widowed he left a fortune in Texas and Texas lawyers seek claimants The Winchester county clerk received a request from King and King Texas lawyers for information about his relatives and local ties

Joseph H. Pratt Winchester Texas Jefferson Mr. Cartmel

Early Closing Praised To Aid Merchants And Clerks

A letter argues for closing stores at 6 p m to benefit merchants and clerks, noting other professions end work earlier for rest and refreshment. The writer urges fair hours for those serving the public and shoppers, contrasting with 8 to 9 p m store hours and artificial lighting in hot weather.

Horror Star

Winchester School Board Calls Special Session for Teacher Vacancy

The Winchester School Board meets tonight in special session to elect a teacher to fill the vacancy from Mrs. Aice Green's resignation. After a six to six tie between Minnie Walter and Ella Gibson at the August regular meeting, members agreed to settle the matter in a special session requiring full attendance at eight o clock.

City of Winchester Aice Green Nannie Walter Ella Gibson

Flour in sacks unloaded by Mitier Superior Co

We are unloading today another large lot of flour in sacks and barrels at Mitier Superior Co. The shipment arrives for local distribution and will be stocked for merchants and bakers in the city.

Mitier Suppery Co

Big Horse Show Entries Highlight Winchester Races

Royal interest grows for the Fair Grounds horse show and race meets on July 30 and 31. Joseph Wright Jr leads a strong stable including Robert Dorans Atlantis 2.144 and Erattic, plus Dr Carter's 3 year old trotter. El Capitan and a green pacer show in 3 minute class as Winchester Debuts top rotting and pacing representation with rail fare specials.

Royal Horsemen Fair Grounds Joseph Wright, Jr Winchester Robert Doran Atlantis Mr. Jos Holtzman Erattic Singer Shenandoah Valley Bob Barr Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Harpers Ferry Strasburg Junction

Big Fire Narrowly Averted By Timely Discovery

A trash pile in an alley behind Mr. J. Wm. Miller’s business was lit and spread to a board fence before workers noticed it. Firefighters arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze before it grew. Had flames taken hold, inflammable material near the scene could have caused a major conflagration involving Miller and Funk & Ray.

J. Wm. Miller Mr. Miller Messrs Funk & Ray

Reunion at Fisher's Hill draws Shenandoah Valley veterans

The annual Confederate veterans reunion of the Shenandoah Valley will be held at Fisher's Hill on Saturday August 24 under Stover Camp Confederate Veterans Strasburg. Excursion trains will be operated on the Valley Branch.

Capon Bridge Farm Swarms Over Rabid Cow Death

Crowds gathered at L. C. Oates farm in Capon Bridge West Virginia as a cow died after contracting hydrophobia. Locals fear a county rabies outbreak and consider drastic measures on dogs while Oates worries his daughter bitten by the same dog may also die. Armed residents monitor animals, and authorities face pressure to act.

L. C. Oates Capon Bridge W. Va Oates Tam Star County Board of Health

Former Pastor Is Installed at Thomas West Virginia

Rev R W Carter former pastor of Round Hill Presbyterian Church near Winchester was installed as pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Thomas West Virginia Rev Dr F M Woods of Martinsburg West Virginia preached the installation sermon During Woods absence Rev J B Chamberlain of Martinsburg United Brethren Church occupied the pulpit and formerly led the Winchester church

R. W. Carter Round Hill Presbyterian Church Winchester Presbyterian Church Thomas W. Va F. M. Woods Martinsburg

One Hundred On Excursion

A hundred people left Winchester yesterday morning on the Baltimore and Ohio excursion to Washington and Baltimore. By Harpers Ferry 232 excursionists were aboard. The train departed at 6 30 A M and returned at 11 55 P M last night.

Winchester Baltimore and Ohio Washington Baltimore Harpers Ferry

John A Henry Repairs Main Street Bridge Pavement

This morning John A Henry a street cleaner repaired the vitrified pavement at the bridge on Main Street. The area had bulged and risen above the sidewalk curb for some time and the fix addressed the uneven surface.

John A. Henry Main Street

Miss Charlatina March at Cherry Villa with Braithwaites

Miss Charlatina March spends several weeks with her cousins Miss Braithwaite at Cherry Villa in the county.

Charlatina March Misses Braithwaite The County

Mrs Parker Dies At Dawn In Winchester

Mrs Georgeanna Parker aged 67 died at four o clock yesterday morning at her daughter Mrs M L Barr’s home on North Main street after a three week illness from heart trouble and bronchial affection. Survived by three children Theodore Parker James F Parker and Mrs M L Barr. Funeral today at 6 30 from Bradock Street M E Church South with Rev Chas D Bulla officiating. Interment Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named.

Georgeanna Parker M. L. Barr North Main Street Parker Richard Parker Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Georgeanna Sigafoose Winchester Theodore Parker James F. Parker Washington, D. C William Sigafoose Hagerstown Sigafoose Ohio Flora Windell Braddock Street M. E. Church South Chas. D. Bulla Mt. Hebron Cemetery Messrs E. J. Evans C. E. Huntsberry T. J. Orndorff N. T. Conway I. H. Faulkner George E. Jenkins

Engagement of Redmond C. Stewart and Katherine Latimer Small

Announcement of engagement between Redmond C. Stewart of Baltimore and Katherine Latimer Small of York, Pa. Stewart, son of the late Charles Morton Stewart, is a junior at the law firm Barton Wilmer Ambler Stewart and a hunt club master. The wedding date is not yet set, but expected in fall.

Redmond C. Stewart Charles Morton Stewart Baltimore Katherine Latimer Small Jas. Latimer Small York Barton, Wilmer, Ambler & Stewart Green Spring Valley Hunt Club Merchants’ Club House of Delegates Miss Small Katherine Riley Winchester James P. Riley

West improves after illness at Market Street church

Reverend West, pastor of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church, who was sick yesterday and could not preach, is better today and able to sit up briefly as he recovers.

T. Marshall West Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church

Mattress and Pillow at Rick's for 75 Cents

A local retailer Rick's advertises a sale on bedding with mattresses and pillows priced at 75 cents each. The promotion highlights limited stock and immediate availability at the store location.

Rick’s

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