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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1901
Page
2
The notice lists Bates of subscription for The Evening Star on June 3 1901 with pricing details for Wee Times in advance Daily Star Times and Star subscriptions.
A heated exchange notes Tur Star's high esteem in the Hagerstown Mail and questions its generosity toward friends. The piece recalls threats of arrest at a depot and hints at future encounters during local events, contrasting the Mail with an Anti Knock Society move.
From major importers we present a range of fans in Jap silk gauze and plain white textures. Newest productions feature dainty colorings and silver sheen in flowered designs. Lace trimmed gavuzé and silk fans offered at 25 50 and 75 cents.
The Hagerstown Mail denounces get rich quick attorney schemes tied to forgotten fortunes in England and warns readers of slick claims. It also commends County Superintendent Saville for his long service and criticizes state board politics over his reappointment in education.
A smoky message declares a concerted push by the Rosenmayer faction to secure the gubernatorial nomination. The line emphasizes mobilization and organized backing as the campaign accelerates.
A prominent State senator warns Montague must win the first ballot or risk defeat and notes strong opposition from rival candidates. The attorney general win would be a remarkable triumph, but primaries in six days will determine if any candidate enters the convention with a majority. The Scott County Leader reports Montague’s name is not favored in the governor race.
Report from Big Stone Gap notes Echols gaining momentum as supporters rally across the state and colleagues anticipate a stronger entrance to the convention than initially expected.
Dr. J. C. Bowman of the Reformed Theological Seminary in Lancaster Pennsylvania delivered the baccalantelle sermon before Massinietien Academy yesterday.
Extensive offering of horse harness sets with brass trimming rubber trimmings and other gear at discounts. Also listed are beds, dining suites, wardrobes, pianos and organs with marked sale prices, guaranteed goods, and no old stock. Includes violins, mandolins, guitars, and bartered home items with cash deals.
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