The Winchester Star Circulation Affirms June 1900 Print Run
Frank R. Harris manager sworn statement shows 33 748 copies printed and distributed to paid subscribers for The Winchester Star in June 1900 with a daily average of 1 298 copies across 26 publication days. The month’s totals are compared to April’s daily average of 1 250 copies.
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State of Virginia
Winchester
Frank R. Harris
Winchesterr
Eventhe Star
Water supply misattribution in Winchester praised
Martinsburg and other towns face water scarcity rumors. The Winchester spring flow is ample and of high quality, contradicting sensational reports. The Martinsburg Independent calls out wasteful consumption and unnecessary city labor caused by false headlines.
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Martinsburg
Winchester
Carlisle
Martinsburg Independent
The
Independent
Splendid Cycling Record by Martinsburg Rider
Mrs. Mary Jane Lindsay of Martinsburg defeated Miss Margaret Gast by time for 1000 miles on New York roads, finishing 11.58 Friday after starting Monday at 6. The total time was 105 hours 57 minutes with 500 miles in 33 hours 28 minutes, fastest riding time. Lindsay weighed 118 pounds at start and 109 at finish, a native of Martinsburg, daughter of L F Wellen, in excellent health after 900 miles.
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Mary Jane Lindsay
Wellen
Martinsburg
Margaret Gast
New York
Unclaimed Letters List for Winchester Post Office
Unclaimed letters remaining for the week ending July 20 1900 include George L Brawner Lucreta pay J B Lupton Geo Mead it Padgett Jennie Yow calling for these letters must pay one cent for each letter received C H Haxpy P M
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Winchester
George L. Brawner
Lucreta
J. B. Lupton
Geo. Mead
It. Padgett
Jennie Yow
C. H. Haxpy
P. M
Justine Shirt Waists Offered Below Cost
Overstock sale highlights Justine shirt waists praised for style and workmanship. Store notes overstock and emphasizes price reduction to attract shoppers.
China tensions and military movements dominate overseas brief
Washington reports from Wu indicate Li Hung Chang may stay away from Pekin and direct actions from Tien Tsin with allied commanders. German and Russian actions ripple through Europe as Siberia and Turkestan go under siege. Nearby, U S troops in Saipan? No, in Tien Tsie. marines head to San Francisco for China duty. A Baltimore Ohio sunrise acrobatics mishap ends with a man leaping aboard a moving train then tumbling to the platform. Henry Bretjer and family visit in Ringtown as plans shift.
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The
American
Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Berlin
William
von Ketteler
Siberia
Turkestan
Semiretchinsk
Ninth
United States Infantry
Tien Tsie
Li Hung Chire
Shanghai
Annapolis
San Francisco
China
Kwang Tung
Swatow
Baltimore and Ohio
Main Street
North and South Mail Arrivals and Departures Schedule
The notice lists arrivals from the north at 4450m 8124m B&O 910am CV 1144am B&O 1225pm CV 643pm B&O 730pm CV 900pm B&O. Departures for the north 600am B J 730am CVV 901am B&O 245pm CV 604pm B&O. Arrivals from the south Valley 901am 604pm. Departures for the south 1144am 643pm. Star routes Romney Shockeysville Marlboro Bloomery times and mail close rules given.
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Western Maryland Rail Schedule March 12 1899
Train times listed for Western Maryland line with routes to Baltimore Union Bridge Frederick Littlestown Taneytown Emmitsburg Rocky Ridge and more. Daily except Sunday departures from Bruceville Roe Ridge Rapertown PStEpee Hagerstown and Chambersburg with morning and evening runs. J M Hood and B H Griswold sign as president and general passenger agent.
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Union Bridge
Frederick
Bruceville
Littlestown
Taneytown
Roe Ridge
Emmitsburg
Rocky Ridge
Rapertown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Shippensburg
Pstepee Abate
Hagerstown
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Highfield Ar
Thurmont
New Windsor
Westminister
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