Jail time in Western District court indictments end
In Harrisonburg Virginia on June 4 the Western District of Virginia convened and disposed of a brisk docket. A jury found Maynard McCauley guilty in the United States against him and the court soon closed. Shenandoah county defendants J F Eckard W W Wampler and R B McQuay pleaded guilty to shipping decomposed fruit under the pure food law and were fined 25 dollars each.
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Jharrisonburg
United States Court For the Western
Virginia
United States
Maynard McCauley
Winchester
Stanley W. Martin
Cleas
Henry McDowell
W.W
Charles A. Hammer
W. ‘W. Bowles
Foreman
Millwood
J. H. Bell
Berryville
Clay Carr
Boyce
Jasper Cauley
Carloover
Robert Coleman
David L. Fox
Luray
R. D. Fowlkes
Crabbottops
Augustine King, Jr
Front Royal
John A. Karacofe
Mt. Seton
John S. Kibler
Kimbal
Wendrick
W. BE. Lake
Happy Creek
Houston S. Lacey
John McGriffin
Warm Springs
John M. Morrison
Bentonville
L. T. Stoneburner
Edinburg
R. T. Strigkler
Rileyville
Charles Wynkoop
Henry
Wightman
Edinburs
Petit Juri
The Reminiscence Of Gettysburg And Flodden Field
A long composite article recalls Civil War era memories from 1863 and earlier battles, noting Decoration Day at Gettysburg and cross era reconciliation. It segues into a local court report listing grand and petit jurors, indictments, and sentencing details from Winchester and surrounding counties, including liquor license cases and fines.
Miss Ford to Wed Joseph Dickinson in Front Royal
Miss Susie Ford, niece of Mrs. Sprint, will wed Mr. Joseph Dickinson of North Carolina. Mrs. Sprint and daughter Miss Lucy Sprint traveled from Front Royal to join the wedding plans. Miss Ford is the daughter of C. J. A. Ford, a Front Royal real estate dealer, and enjoys wide friendships. Dickinson is described as a man of sterling character with many friends made while visiting Front Royal.
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Ashby Sprint
T. H. Sprint
Lucy Sprint
Front Royal
Sprint
Susie “Ford
Joseph Dickinson
North Carolina
Miss Ford
C. J A. Ford
Mr. Dickinson
Orthodox Friends Conference at Hopewell This Weekend
The Orthodox branch of Friends holds a conference at Hopewell on Saturday evening June 7 at 7 30. Their quarterly meetings follow on Sunday June 8 at 10 o clock. Visiting ministers from Baltimore and Washington will attend. All are invited.
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Friends
Hopewell
Baltimore
Washington
See New York in a Day by Green Car Company
An illustrated folder promotes New York City sightseeing by Green Car Company. It highlights Uptown and Downtown tours through Chinatown and a yacht trip around the city as the most perfect sight-seeing service, with contact at S. E. corner 28d Street and Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
Green Car Company
S. E. Cor
Broadway
New York City
For Sale Post at 41 South Market Street
Reduced price advertises a desirable residence at 41 South Market Street listed by J. George Baetjer. The note mentions modern conveniences and signals available for immediate purchase.
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South Market St
Modern
Iveniences
J. George Baetjer
Husband Asks Dismissal in Wife's Divorce Case
William Ga Cooper files to dismiss Mary Virginity Cooper’s divorce action claiming she had a prior marriage to John D. H. Ramsey in Winchester on November 21, 1894. Records show she married Cooper in Hagerstown about seven years ago under the name Mary W Hill and a Winchester certificate confirms Ramsey and Mary were not divorced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Hagerstown
William, Ga
Cooper
Mary Virginity _ Cooper
L. DM. Syester
Messrs. Hoffman and Wolfinger
Winchester
Mary W. Hooper
John D. H. Ramsey
Hagerstown
Mary W. Hill
Ramsey
Isaac Ewer
Collide With Negro's Bike at Hupp's Hill
Striking a bicycle rider, Spence a Southern Railway fireman collided with the bike causing a buggy overturn at Hupp's Hill near Strasburg. Clarence Ritenour was hurt, Ruby Smith scratched. Spence paid medical costs and court fees to settle.
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Ritenour
Spence
Bowly Sells Lady Sapphire to Norfolk Broker
A sale of interest to local horsemen occurred yesterday as Mr. Charles Bowly of this city sold his mare Lady Sapphire to a Norfolk broker for a fancy price. The mare had blue ribbon wins in Virginia and trophies in Madison Square, Pennsylvania and Maryland.
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Charles Bowly
Norfolk
Lady Sapphire
Virginia
Madison Square
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Notice to return blue uniforms to company hall
Members of the Reuss Hook and Ladder Co. are urged to return blue uniforms in their possession and not intended for Memorial Day parade. Uniforms can be exchanged or obtained at the company hall Thursday night, June 5, 1913. By order of Captain L. L. Ritter, Sec’y.
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Chancellorsville
Jackson
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
Reuss Hook and ‘Ladder Co
L. L. «Ritter
Sec
Summer Saturday Closing Notice for Baker & Co Cooper Bros
Closing notice states businesses will close at 3 o clock each Saturday during June July and August. Announcement credits Baker & Co and Cooper Bros with the schedule and notes a swimming pool opens tomorrow at Rouss Garage location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker & CO
Cooper Bros
City Council adopts street committee budget and ordinances
The June city council meeting approved the street committee budget and issued multiple final ordinances funding street resurfacing macadamizing curb and gutter work and related improvements across Stewart Piccadilly Market Braddock Washington Kern Fairview and other streets. Several members objected to specific projects while the committee plans an early meeting to outline its program. President Baker and councilors present included Cooper Gray Carter Kremer McGuire Bell Brown Janney Snyder.
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Common Council
Street Committee
Baker
Stewart Street
R. M. Ward
Janney
Piccadilly Street
Kent Street
East Lane
North Market Street
Baker Street
Robinson Ice Plant
North Braddock
North Avenue
Washington Street
Kern Street
Fairview Avenue
National Avenue
National Cemetery
City Limits
Cecil ‘Street
Cort Street
Conk Street
Main
J. M. Steck
W. H. Baker
Messrs
Cooper
Gray
Carter
Kremer
McGuire
Bell
Brown
Snyder
Building the Ferry Subway at Harpers Ferry
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad undertakes a safety focused subway under the tracks at Harpers Ferry to replace crossing the eastbound main line. A fence, concrete stairs, lighting, and a tunnel will guide passengers to the waiting room and shelter, improving protection for Valley division travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
Baltimore and Ohion Railroad
Persops
Potomac River
Valley Division
St James College Handicap Meet Awards Cup to J B Cook
The annual St James College handicap track meet near Hagerstown concluded Monday afternoon. J B Cook of Pittsburgh won the seniors event with 31 points and received the silver loving cup donated by Mrs Henry B Gilpin at Scaleby near Boyce in Clarke County Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James College
Hagerstown
J. B. Cook
Pittsburgh
Henry B. Gilpin
Suffragettes On Rampage In England Damages Manor
TROWBRIDGE England June 4 militants damaged property estimated between 75000 and 100000 dollars by burning an unoccupied manor house, a historic local site, amid suffragette activity.
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Star
Trowbridge
England
Sale of Ella Moorehead’s furniture and instruments at Eddy Building
At 10 o clock a fine lot of fur niture musical instruments and related items from the late Miss Ella Moorehead will be sold for cash at the Eddy Press Building on North Braddock Street. See advertisements. 1p Swimming Pool opens tomorrow tp.
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Ella Moorehead
Eddy Press
North Braddock Street
Panama Girls Entertains Audiences With Evolving Shows
The Panama Girls Co at the Auditorium continues to please large crowds. Tonight's bill features an entire change titled A Manager's Trouble, praised as one of the week's best. A big show is planned for June Sixth with two Southern War Dramas A Daughter of the Confederacy and Down in Dixie Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Girls Co
Dixie Land
Harrisonburg Daily News Record Consolidates to One Paper
Harrisonburg and Rockingham County readers will receive a single daily paper, the Daily News-Record, after the merger of the Harrisonburg Daily News and Rockingham Daily Record. The consolidation aims to cut losses and provide a stable, readable newspaper for about 50 000 residents in the Rockingham area. Distribution shifts begin June 4 with executive committees managing the transition. Butterfat price noted at 26 cents per pound, and a local department store advertises millinery at cost.
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Rocpatty Record
Harrisonbars
Harrisonburg
Dall Newss Record
Suny Gay
Jong Aes Sik
Fastunes
Swater
Rockingham
United States
Daily News-Record
Record
The
News
News- Register Company
Rockingham Publishing Company
Harrisonburg Daily News
Rock Ingham Daily Record
Conrad to Talk at Memorial Parade by Confederate Veterans
Preparations are complete for a June 6 ceremony at Stonewall Cemetery. Robert Y. Conrad of the Winchester bar will deliver the principal address, introduced by Dr. John Hyde. A parade forms on Market Street at 11 o clock, featuring Winchester Citizens' Landing, Company 1, Second Virginia Regiment, led by Capt. J. B. Reardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Federacy
Gen. Camp
Eee Federacy
Stonewall Cemetery
Virginia Regment
J. B. Reardon
Dinner fundraiser for Christian Chanel at Taylor Hotel
One thousand people are sought for a June 6 dinner at the Taylor Hotel. The event offers dinner lunch and ice all day with good service guaranteed. Proceeds benefit Christian Chanel.
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Vid Taylor Hotel
For Sale Five Passenger Tours in Car Good Condition
For sale a five passenger touring car in good condition from Rou ss garage. Patel T C Marshall to be at George T Bakers stable on June 6 to buy horses and three acres of limestone land with a young orchard and residence. G Clarence Miller listed. 4 Up percent.
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Rouss
Garage
Patel
T. C. Marshall
George T. Baker
Jandy New
G. Clarence Miller
Notice for Sarah Zaney Assembly Event
Notice states members of S. Z. 3.P. Co. are to assemble at half past eight to attend a Fries party with citizens' dress. J. W. McDonald serves as secretary.
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Fries
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Nemo
Fair Isle
Scotland
Yousang
New York
W. G. Cooper
Negro
Mr. Bowly
Teason Hire
FERRY
B. and
Gilpin
Panama
Grove Bros, Dept
Conrad
Strasburg
Sarah Zaney
J. W. McDonald
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