Funeral of Mrs Maria E Kirkpatrick
Funeral services for Mrs Maria E Kirkpatrick widow of James Kirkpatrick were held at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South at 3 30 this afternoon conducted by Rev W O Fabbert. Many family friends attended as the church choir sang hymns and floral letters adorned the casket. The remains were taken to Mount Hebron Cemetery and interred in the old Lutheran Church section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria E. Kirkpatrick
James Kirkpatrick
South Market Street
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Attendanent
Mount Hebron
Cemery
Old Lutheran Church
A Card of Thanks From Peyton Family
A grateful note from Dolphus Peyton and wife thanks all who offered kind words and help during their loss and bereavement and asks God to bless each one who extended assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeah
Dolphus
Peyton
Let All Filth Be Taken Away Let All Filth Be Taken Away
May proved a poor month for cleaning up premises due to heavy rain. With sun returning, efforts should resume to remove filth and reduce typhoid risk by keeping premises clean and using kerosene to deter mosquitoes. Inspections and warnings from health authorities are noted.
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State Board of Health
G. Graflam
Baker
Worcester youth Schmidt nearly edges Hilton at St Andrews
W He Schmidt of Worcester Mass stunned golf fans at St Andrews by pushing the famed English professional Harold H Hilton to a 19th hole finish. Schmidt, 23 and a beginner, showed bold play and held Hilton guessing throughout the match.
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W. Heinrich Schmidt
Worcester
Mass
St. Andrews
Scotland
Harold H. Hilton
Hilton
Schmidt
Washington officials visit Berkeley Springs amid election salutes
Entained Marshalls recounts election returns and a flag presentation by Washington Camp No. 22 and Junior Order United American Mechanics No. 117. The flag stood near the elm planted by George Washington in Berkeley Springs around 1874 as Major Thomas Defrees hosted the couple. The Marshalls signed programs before departing for Washington.
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Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
United Council
United American Mechanics
George Washington
Berkeley Springs
Hotel Duan
Marshall
Washington
Miss Wight Wins Photo Play Prize
Miss Emma Howard Wight of Middletown wins the $300 prize offered by Monarch Film Company New York for the best photo play. The production uses Middletown scenes with photographs from Wayside Inn Larrick's Hotel Waverley and Belle Grove.
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Emma Howard Wight
Middletown
Monarch Film Company
New York City
Wayside Inn
Larrick
Waverley
Belle Grove
Bears Make Raid On Stock Market
The bears attacked the stock market at the opening, carrying off near all prices. Canadian Pacific slid eight points from last Thursday’s close, while the market rallied somewhat after the first half hour with partial recoveries.
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New York
Bears
Canadian Pacific
Tragedies Reported at Circus Tour Include Fatal Injury
Reports indicate a circus worker was crushed and killed after a fall near a tank while another performer died after a leopard attack. Additional injuries followed animal incidents in Winchester and Harrisonburg, with mentions of lions and leopards behaving aggressively during recent shows in Alliance, Connellsville, and other stops.
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Wowah
Leavi Winchester
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Alliance
Ohio
Connellsville
Panama Girls Musical Comedy Opens Week at Auditorium
The Panama Girls a 14 member musical comedy company arrives from Martinsburg and will perform an entire fresh program each night with special matinees Friday and Saturday at the Auditorium starting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Ex Boss Cox Placed On Trial
Geo B Cox former political boss and banker, and four Cincinnati Trust Company directors, were placed on trial in Cincinnati Ohio for alleged banking law violations by juggling bank funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Geo. B. Cox
Cincinnati Trust Company
Mediation Prices Declared by Local Wholesale Markets
Local buyers and shippers announced today that meditations. items and prices come from wholesale markets in Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. The notice emphasizes direct contact with regional wholesale centers to set pricing.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore Wholesale Prices Today Reported
The Baltimore wholesale market prices posted for June 2 show bids for wheat, corn, hay, clover, rye, eggs, butter, and dairy prints. Notable items include No 1 clover at 11 to 32, butter fancy creamery at 81 33, and Virginia dairy prints 21 to 28 per unit. Mr Lacey Humston of Clarke County is visiting Harrisonburg Virginia for several days.
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Baltimore
Virginia
Lacey Humston
Clarke County
Harrisonburg
President Will Not Testify Before Senate Committee
President Wilson informed Senator Overman he would not testify before the Senate committee investigating the tariff lobby. He said he would provide all information in his possession. Senator Ashurst expressed no interest in the matter.
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Wiashington
Wilson
Overman
Senate
Death Removes Prof. E C Line
Professor Edgar C. Sine a school teacher and Sunday worker died at his Hamp shire home near Highview West Virginia after tuberculosis. His widow Effie A. Sine survives with four daughters two at home a son also at home his mother five brothers and one sister survive. funeral Tuesday at 10 from the Christian Church with services by Rev S J 700 and burial in the church graveyard.
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Edgar C. Sine
Highview
Hampshire
W. Va
Christian Church
S.J
Effie A. Sine
Pearl Good
Hagerstown
Lillian
Mary
Glayds Line
Edgar Sine
M A. Sine
Messra. L. D G. W
A. T
B. F
C. R. Gine
H. VY. Eaton
Tax Bachelors Advocate Seeks Matrimony Tax
Mrs Anita Comfort Brooks of New York rails against bachelor status urging a tax on men earning $1000 annually to fund marriage, arguing men over 27 should pay a premium for freedom from matrimony. She leads several clubs and sociological groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Comfort Brooks
New York
Brooka
English poet laureate Alfred Austin dies in London
The Star reports poet laureate Alfred Austin died in London on June 2. Born in 1835, he was a prominent English writer. The item notes Rich mond resident Mr. Good Luck Bennett remains in town for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
London
Alfred Austin
England
Bennett
Richmond
West Virginia bribery trial ties to Edwards Senate bid
The Webster Springs dispatch reports seven trial witnesses in a bribery case tied to an effort to elect Seymour Edwards to the States Senate. AU G Rhodes of the county pleaded not guilty at arraignment. State and defense present numerous witnesses as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Webster Springs
West Virginia Legion
Seymour Edwards
Senate
AU. G. Rhodes
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