Eloquent Memorial Day Address At National Cemetery
Frank O Sutton of Clarksburg W Va delivered a Memorial Day address in the National Cemetery here before a large crowd. He spoke of immortal heroes, sacrifice, and national unity, lamenting sectional strife while urging reverence and contemplation for the dead.
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Frank O. Sutton
Clarksburg
W. Va
National Cemetery
Sutton
Virginia
Calvary
Clarkesburg
Commemoration Address on National Unity and the Civil War
The speaker recalls sacrifice that secured liberty and enfranchisement, urging prayers of thanks and unity. He honors both Union and Confederate dead, notes a past divide between North and South, and laments the now-vanished border lines that once divided brothers in arms.
Slander on the Catholic Church Sparks Pentecost Sermon
The Sacred Heart Church observed Pentecost with Father W. A. McKeeffy assisting and Paulist Father Henry E. O Keeffe delivering a sermon denying Mariolatry. O Keeffe urged baptismal vows renewal and spoke on the Madonna while defending Rome against slanders and bigots.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
W. A. McKeeffy
Henry E. O'Keeffe
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Father O’ Keeffe
God
Father O'Keeffe
Quarterly Conference Held by United Brethren Pastor
Rev D. Skelton of the United Brethren Church conducted the quarterly conference at Cross Junction in this county on Saturday and preached there yesterday.
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8. D. Skelton
United Brethren Church
Cross Junction
County
June Term of County Court Opens With Routine Business
At the June term in the old county courthouse Judge William M. Atkinson presided. No criminal trials occurred. C. M. Bayliss of the county qualified as administrator for the late M. Bayliss estate with a $400 bond and his mother Julia A. Bayliss as surety. F. T. Pine of Frederick county qualified as guardian for infant Norman H. Pine with a $500 bond. The Commonwealth case against Jacob Haines, indicted for felony and linked to the Rosenberger store burning, was continued to the next term. Haines’ bond was renewed at $250.
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Wm. M. Atkinson
C. M. Bayliss
M. ©. Bayliss
Chambersville
Tur Star
Bayliss
Julia A. Bayliss
F. T. Pine
Frederick County
Norman HE. Pine
Commonwealth
Jacob Haines
Haines
C. M. Rosenberger
Rosenberger
Miss Nulton Graduates From Woman's College
Miss Nancy Nulton of Winchester graduates in the class of 1903 at the Woman's College Baltimore. She is the sole Virginian in the class, daughter of the late Col. Joseph A. Nulton. The baccalaureate sermon was given yesterday by Bishop Hendrix and diplomas will be awarded this week.
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Woman’s College
Baltimore
Nancy Nulton
Winchester
Virginia
Miss Nulton
Col
Joseph A. Nulton
Hendrix
To Spend Summer In The Fatherland
Mr Henry Baetjer prominent Main Street dry goods merchant and his wife depart for Baltimore to sail Wednesday for Germany. They will spend three months abroad aboard the North German Lloyd vessel Cassale. Baetjer, born in Germany, has visited his homeland before. this is Mrs Baetjer s first transatlantic voyage.
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Henry Baetjer
Main Street
Baltimore
Germany
Mrs. Baetjer
Fatherland
Cassale
America
Atlantic
Academy Boys To Dance Tonight
Shenandoah Valley Academy students host a dance in the academy hall this evening for their girl friends as the winter socials conclude. Mack Noonan’s Livery, Phone 210.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Academy Hall
Mack Noonan
Winchester June 9 Council Election Uncertain Amid Legal Doubts
Danville will not vote as Winchester faces legal ambiguity over whether councilmen elections must occur this month. City Solicitor R Gray Williams reports a vague Richmond reply leaving authorities in doubt, with Danville holding over until September 1904 and Winchester awaiting instruction.
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R. Gray Williams
Tae Star
Winchester
Richmond
Danville
Charles D. Barnes Dead From Paralysis
City Sergeant J W Taylor received a telegram from Southington Connecticut announcing the death of his brother in law Charles D Barnes in that city yesterday morning. He was about 65, leaves a widow Miss Maggie Taylor of Winchester and one child. Barnes was a prominent Southington businessman in coal and lumber.
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J. W. Taylor
Southington
Conn
Charles D. Barnes
Barnes
Maggie Taylor
Winchester
Judge Tavenner The Man If He Will Run
Winchester and Frederick county leaders urge Judge Frank 8 Tavenner of Woodstock to run for State Senator Shenandoah should name the candidate if he consents his high character Frederick ancestry and local ties would win wide support
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Judge Tavenner
Winchester
Frederick County
Frank 8. Tavenner
Woodstock
Shenandoah
Tavenner
Bank Reorganization Lists Staunton Native Mr Baker Director
The Augusta National Bank of Staunton Virginia has been reorganized with Christian S. Baker named a director. He is a native of Staunton and brother of C. S. Baker of Winchester.
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Augusta National Bank of
Staunton, Va
Christian 8. Baker
C. 8. Baker
Winchester
Guest Recovers Long-Lost Gold Watch at Hotel Evans
A guest found and pocketed a missing solid gold watch from Hotel Evans lavatory, planned to hand it to the clerk, but left on a train. He later learned the owner, Mr. Woodsey Burgess, had received the watch via registered package with a note of explanation.
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Woodsey Burgess
Hotel Evans
Star
Mr. Burgess
Express
Asheville
N. C
Has Beens to Face Shenandoah Valley Academy Team
The Has Beens, a group of former star college players, travel to Reservoir Park to play Shenandoah Valley Academy at 3:30 PM. It is the second game in the series after V. A beat the Has Beens in the first match. Admission is 16 cents.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Has Beens
Reservoir Park
V. A
Sigma Rho Delta 23rd Annual Celebration at Shenandoah Valley Academy
Invitations issued for the 23rd annual Sigma Rho Delta Literary Society event at the Shenandoah Valley Academy tonight at 7:30. Declaimers are W. D. Myers E. M. Laws and A. R. Larrick of Virginia. Debate topic: whether Carnegie's 600000 donation for black education is harmful to the race. affirmative by R. P. Spates and Asbury Kern. negative by Norman Cooper and W. D. Bower.
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Sigma Rho Delta Literary Society
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Messrs. R. P. Spates
Asbury Kern
Norman Cooper
W. D. Bower
Arson Suspects Set Free In Middletown Case
Ex Mayor Edmondson Mrs Lucy Malatesta and Kaas were freed as the state nolle prossed indictments due to insufficient evidence. The case concerns a January February arson at a Middletown storehouse and alleged robbery linked to a broader criminal scheme.
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Edmondson
Lucy Malatesta
Thros
David E. Edmontigey
Lucy
Wealth
Edmond Ley
Commonwealth
Ick County
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Caesar
San Juan Hill
Temple of Jerusalem
Zachary
Temple
Christ
Rome
Tion
Mr. Baker
Guest
Wingfield Judder
J. A. Kern
Andrews Stouffer
Beverley Clowe Shiner
Callum Rainsberger
H. B. Kern Miller Stone Green
Walter Reardon
Kemper
Sigma Rho Delta
New York
Ofl
Albert Rhodes
Middletown
Frederick Couryling
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