Graduation Exercises At The Episcopal Female Institute
The article reports a morning musical and elocution program at The Auditorium with an audience present. It lists four graduates from the Episcopal Female Institute and eight English graduates plus one music graduate with names and hometowns. The program includes marches, dances, recitations, tableaux, and the delivery of certificates, with an evening continuation scheduled at 8 o'clock.
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Episcopal Female Institute
William Marshall
May Capper
Virginia
Margaret Compton
West Virginia
Elizabeth Leavell
Mabel S. White
Maryland
Reba
Chipley
Stephens City
Madge
Mollie ‘Tabb
Opequon
Florence
Mary Rutherford
Mabel’ Willis
Helen Zirkle
Winchester
Eleanor Crawford
Kernstown
Sharp Metal Prong May Put Out Eye
Henry Mort of Kernstown was struck in the face by barbed wire and a metal prong entered his eye. He was brought to Winchester with intense pain and is under a specialist care. Doctors fear the eye cannot be saved.
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Henry Mort
Kernstown
Mort
Winchester
Sprint's Store Robbed at Boyce
A Wednesday night break in at J T Sprint's store in Boyce yielded cakes and crackera taken. No arrests yet. Local updates include residents visiting family in Loudoun and nearby towns, and Decoration Day planned at Old Chapel on Saturday June 2.
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Sprint's
Boyce
Messrs
Marshall Trenary
John Te
Mary Whiting
Mt. Airy
George Burwell
Old Chapel
Maupin administrator against Norfolk & Western verdict
The jury awards Maupin administrator $1,000 against Norfolk & Western Railway Company for damages connected to Maupin's death when run over by a train near White Post. The railroad files a demurrer to the evidence. court to rule. Trial occurred in Clarke County Circuit Court before Judge Thomas W. Harrison with many witnesses.
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Evening Star Bureau
Berryville
Maupin
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
Norfolk & Western
White Post
Jarke County
Thomas W. Harrison
Desperate Pursuit of Walter Allen In Martinsburg Area
Winchester police have pursued a black suspect named Walter Allen for weeks after an attempted assault on a colored woman. In Martinsburg, he allegedly attacked a Romanian quarry worker’s wife, choking and stripping her before she fought him off. Sheriff Gardner and deputies, aided by locals, searched the area between the quarries and Tabler's Station. Allen escaped toward Winchester and remains at large.
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Winchester
Walter Allen
Martinsburg
Standard Stone
Tabler
Allen
Gardner
Held For Mutilating A Rural Mail Box
Walter D. Holler about twenty five, of near Edinburg, committed for federal grand jury on charges of mutilating a rural free delivery box. Bail set at 200 dollars. he shot through the box during a drunken spree. Box owned by his father on a rural Edinburg route.
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Walter D. Holler
Edinburg
Grand Jury
United States
J. Samuel Harnsberger
Holler
Harrisonburg
Rhodes
Frederick County
Post Office
Chas. E. Kelley
Heller
Arrangements Ready for Memorial Day Parade Change
The Warren Light Infantry will miss the Winchester Memorial Day exercises on June Sixth. The Sons of Veterans of Strasburg will parade as infantry under Captain B F Richard, with the Stephens City drum corps. Railroads offer reduced rates. Mr Randolph T McGuire of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank spent May 30.
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Warren Light Infantry
Front Royal
Winchester
Sons of Veterans of
Randolph T. McGuire
Farmers and Merchants’ . National Bank
Miss McGuire Weds Savannah Bridegroom in Richmond
Miss McGuire daughter of Dr Hunter McGuire wed Georgearthur Gordon of Savannah Ga at St Pauls Church Richmond. The ceremony was by Rev Robert Gibson with Rev Robert Foreayth assisting. Guests included General and Mrs Gordon and many out of town relatives. The couple planned to sail to London for a six week visit. Gordon gifted a auto and diamond brooch.
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Richmond
St. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church
Fearet Cameron McGuire
Hunter McGnire
W. P. McGnire
Witter
Georgearthur Gordon
Savannah
Robert A. Gibson
Rich‘mond
Robert Foreayth
Ae An
Gertie McQuire
Thebride
McCormick
Aburg
Alice Y
Eleanor Parker
Kiatherine Newbill
Norfolk
Roy Tucker McQuire
Winchester
Sarah Robertson
Staunton
Meta Randolph
Delia Blair
Mary Newton Williams
Annne Cecil
Mildred Byrd
James M. Cameron
Morrisburg
G.H. Baldwin
Alexander R. Lawton
Frank M. Chisholm
Hunter McGuire, Jr
Bride
William W. Gordon
W. W. Gordon, Jr
R. Wayne Parker
Parker
Courtlant Parker
Washington
Chauncey McKeever
New York
Juliet M.low
London
England
Samuel L. Clay
Julia Mc@ruder
Virginia
W. P. McQuire
Conrad
Nor
W. P. McGuire
Winfolk
Harrison
Randolph Cuyler
Brandon-on-the-James
Granville Valentine
Franklin Street
Frances Scott
Westmoreland Club
Ladiaempali
Mr. Gordon
Congressman Adams Ends His Life in Washington Home
Special to The Star reports Congressman Robert Adams of Pennsylvania died by suicide at his Washington residence this morning, amid heavy debt. The notice adds no further details and contains unrelated ad content following the obituary line.
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the Star
Washington
Robert Adams
Pennsylvania
Adams
Quick work saves young man's life after leg gash
Elmer Stimmel, 17, was badly cut while building a platform at Green Spring Church. His father and Albert Pine bound the wound with handkerchiefs, stopping the bleed until a physician arrived. He remained seriously ill but improving days later.
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Elmer Stimmel
R. 8. Stimmel
White Hall
Stimmel
Albert Pine
Green Spring
Summel
Pine
Young Stimmel
Funeral for Charles Gorsuch Widely Attended at Kernstown
Friends of the late Charles Gorsuch and local clergymen attended a two o clock funeral at his home. Rev. Henry M. White and Rev. J Horace Lacy led services, with burial at Mount Hebron. Pallbearers included Bentley Kern Maurice M Lynch W Spott White and others. Floral tributes reflected wide esteem.
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Charles
Thomas Gorsuch
Luther B. Wilson
Messrs Bentley Kern
Maurice M. Lynch
W. Spott White
H. Hansbrough
John W. Rice
Samuel M. Chiles
Henry Moling
William S. Love
Mr. Gorsuch
Wed in Roanoke Next Wednesday for Virginia Mortimer Rogers
Dr. Philip W. Boyd Jr. and his brother Frederick Revd will travel from Winchester to Roanoke for a quiet 9 PM wedding at the bride Virginia Mortimer Rogers daughter of Captain and Mrs M M Rogers. Best man Frederick Boyd and the bride’s sister as maid of honor. After a ten day honeymoon they return to West Water Street Winchester to reside.
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Philip W. Boyd, Jr
Frederick S. Revd
Winchester
Roanoke
Virginia Mortimer Rogers
Capai
M. M. Rogers
Boyd
Russell and Green Host Special June Ribbons Sale
New goods under price promoted by Russell and Green. Mr N Wilson Davis, an engineer at the Abe plant in Millville, spent the afternoon in this city.
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Russell & Green
Mr. N.wilson Davis
Abe
Millville
Chased Regiment Around the World Rejoins in San Francisco
Mrs John G Walker of Mana field near Winchester reports her son Captain Philip E M Walker Twelfth United States Infantry arrived safely in San Francisco after circling the world. He sailed from New York for Manila two months ago to join a health voyage and to form a regiment expected in Manila. the regiment then sailed home. He boarded a transport and is now en route to Fort Porter New York where the Twelfth camps. He plans to visit Winchester this summer before returning to his unit.
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John G. Walker
Manafield
Winchester
Philip E. M. Walker
United Statestates Infantry
San Francisco
Walker
New Yok
Manila
Suez Canal
Big
Commission Hearing on Strasburg Case Before State Board
The State Corporation Commission heard Strasburg’s complaint against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad over operating trains into Strasburg. Attending were Judge Beverly T. Crump, E Henry C. Stuart, Capt. Jos. Bi. Willard, J. W. Williams, and Love with representatives R. T. Barton E. D. Newman and A. Q. Stickley. The session at Woodstock ended at 5 o'clock.
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State Corporation Commission
Van Alstyne in Touring Car Aiming for Winchester Summer
Egbert Van Alstyne the popular composer reached Winchester yesterday in a new Cadillac touring car with his wife Louise Henry. They plan to spend the summer in Winchester and he is building a country home on a farm near Clearbrook. Mrs. Carrie Gurry, formerly Miss Hoffman, is ill in Washington after a paralytic episode. The Sarah Zane Fire Company will hold its monthly meeting at 8 this evening to transact important business.
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Egbert van Alstyne
Annie Teao
Big
Louise Henry
Winchester
New York
van Alstyne
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Prisoner Cullen Arrested After Barricaded Fight in Washington
United States Marshal and detective officers captured Ian Clyde Cullen after a chaotic pursuit from his home at 307 B Street Washington DC He had barricaded himself in a bathroom on the third floor and endangered his eight year old daughter Elizabeth during the standoff Cullen, wanted in Harrisonburg Virginia on fraud indictments, claimed political conspiracy and said he would fight extradition.
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B Street
Wash
D. C
Hela ‘Enna
Ian Clyde Cullen
Harrisonburg
Cullen
Elizabeth
Sutter
Ninth Precinct
Harrison~ Burg
Callen
Washington
Smith
Post Office Inspection Force
Virginia
Important Session On Parade Preparations Tonight
The Charley Rouse Fire Co plans to conduct crucial arrangements for participation in the big parade on the Sixth of June. An ad promotes ribbon sales with chances to secure best ribbons at favorable prices. Russell & Green handle the sale.
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Charley Rouse Fire Co
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