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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1900
Page
2
The renomination by acclamation of James Hay in Harrisonburg celebrates a statesman who has grown in leadership. He is trusted by Democrats and feared by Republicans, leading the House Democrats and shaping the National Militia bill for balanced national defense.
The Miley Bauserman wing and the Rhodes Newman faction clash over seating at the Harrisonburg convention. The committee grants the Newman faction half a seat for harmony, but affirms the Miley committee remains the sole legitimate organization.
Two Annapolis classmates Capt. John T. Myers and Capt. Hall died or fought a desperate battle while guarding the Pekin legations. Myers a 1892 Annapolis graduate, later commanded the marine guard of the Charleston and fought at Ladrones and Cavite before leading the Pekin guard. Hall, a superb marksman from Texas, is described as taciturn and relentless in pursuit of victory.
A former Winchester resident in Washington reports hotter weather there than in two unnamed places and notes weighing only 13 ounces. Mrs. Nannie R. Taylor leaves today for a visit to Hagerstown Waynesboro and Smithsburg. Dr. A. R. Timberlake, after attending the Dental Convention at Old Point, visits his aunt Mrs. Fannie Bartlett on South Braddock Street.
The Daily Mails lists north and south arrivals and departures with B O CV and other lines. Star Routes detail Romoney Bloomery Shockeysville Marlboro Mountain Falls Rock Enon Springs Capon Springs schedules and closing times.
Overstock sale advertises Justine shirt waists praised for style and workmanship. The retailer notes they are overstocked and offers the waists at reduced costs to clear inventory.
By decree entered on June 28 1900 in the George et al versus John Loy et al case the trustee and special commissioners will sell at public auction in front of the Court House in the city of Winchester to satisfy the judgment or injunctions as directed by the court.
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