Richmond paper ethics clash over Virginia corruption scandal
The Richmond Times Dispatch and News Leader accuse the state Corporate Commission of whitewashing Judge Crump amid a graft scandal. They call for full disclosure of correspondence between Upshur and Linear and warn Virginia’s governance resembles Russia’s bureau rule. The governor’s anti graft pose is challenged as graft remains in state departments.
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Richmond Times Dispatch
The
Richmond News - Leader
State Corporation Commission
Judge Crump
Corporation Commission
Crump
News-Leader
Times- Dispatch
Montague
Richmond
Norfolk Landmark
Portsmouth Star
Petersburg Index Appeal
Staunton Dispatch
Tur Star
Linear
Upshur
Russia
Virginia
Reeves
Hunter
Senate
Burton
Virginia Corporation
Senator Mitchell
Clerk McGilvary
Board of Education
Virginia Campaign Attacks Draw Sharp Personal Reflections
The speaker condemns Governor Montague and Senator Martin remarks as slanderous while defending ethical conduct. He labels Buck Royall’s statements as baseless and cites past legislative verdicts that dismissed similar corruption charges. The piece cites names such as H. H. Downing Charles F. Nelson M. L. Walton and T. W. Harrison from the 1893 assembly.
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Montague
Martin
W.L. Royall
Buck
Royall
Buck Royall
Virginia
General Assembly
Senator Martin
H. H. Downing
Warren
Charles F. Nelson
Frederick
M. L. Walton
Shenandoah
T. W. Harrison
Winchester Montague
Forty One Years a Pastor at New Market Church
Rev. Dr. J. A. Snyder, pastor of the Lutheran Church at New Market, began his forty first year of ministry yesterday. A 77 year old active preacher, he travels fifteen miles biweekly and delivers two sermons each Sunday, continuing his long parish service.
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J. A. Snyder
Lutheran Church At
New Market
Winchester district work in good shape report
Rev. W. H. D. Harper states the Winchester district work is in good shape with several building plans under advisement. New preachers have been well received and are making favorable impressions, and the district is expected to stand near the top among Southern Methodist subdistricts.
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W. H. D. Harper
Winchester
Southern Methodist
Deafness Cure Offered by Constitutional Remedies
An 19th century advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh related deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with circulars and pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Coenry & Co
Apledo
Druggiste
Winchester Resident Credits Doan's Kidney Pills
W Boxwell of 303 North Braddock Street, employed at Bailey & Boxwell, credits Doan's Kidney Pills for curing his kidney pain after overexertion. He describes initial back aches, weight loss, and eventual relief after using the product sold by Franck Baker & Son and manufactured by Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, N Y.
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Winchester
W Boxwell
North Braddock Street
Bailey & Boxwell
North Main Street
Dean
Franck
Baker & Son
Mrs Merryman Moves From Baltimore To Altoona
Mr and Mrs William Merryman travel to Baltimore for a month and Mrs Merryman plans to stay in Altoona Pennsylvania for several months. She has discontinued press making an accent of her health.
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William Merryman
Baltimore
Season Opens At Capon Springs
Capon Springs hotel baths and cottages opened for the season. Proprietor Charles F. Nelson predicts a record busy summer. Baltimore guests include E. M. Vickery and wife, Sarah H Powell, B Bevan Miller and wife, Wyatt Nolting and wife, Alfred Poor Jr., Charles Leviness and wife, James Clark, J Seth Hopkins wife, Stephen Vickery, Cary D Rasin, Miller sisters, F A Bonn wife, T Wallis Warfield, John McGregor, Clark sisters, and Hopkins sisters.
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Capon Springs
Charles F. Nelson
Baltimore
Capon
E. M. Vickery
Sarah H. Powell
Bevan Miller
Wyatt G. Nolting
Alfred Poor, Jr
Charles T. Leviness
James Clark
J. Seth Hopkins
Stphen Vickery
Cary D Rasin
Misses Miller
F. A. Bonn
T. Wallis Warfield
John McGregor
Misses Clark
Misses Hopkins
Confederate Veterans Reunion Travel Deal
A round trip from Winchester to Louisville Kentucky and return via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad costs 312.30. Tickets valid June 10 to 13 with return by June 19, extendable to July 10 with a 50 cent fee. A special car runs June 12 from Strasburg Junction to Louisville arriving about 7 a.m., with details from B&O ticket agents or OC. E. Dudrow, Harper's Ferry.
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Winchester
Louisville
Strasburg Junction
B. and
E. Dudrow
Harper’s Ferry
W.vard
Unclaimed letters at Winchester post office
List of week ending June 3 1905 unclaimed letters with charges due for collection. Names include Mary Brooks H H Cooper Morris Cohen David Dick Lee Hamilton Bentley Kern and PM. Callers must pay one cent per letter to receive items.
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Winchester
Mary Brooks
H.H. Cooper
Morris Cohen
David Dick
Lee Hamilton
Levy Increased by Shenandoah County Board
The Board of Supervisors met at Woodstock and raised the county levy for school purposes from 25 cents to 30 cents. The decision followed an earnest appeal by a committee appointed by the educational conference recently held in the county.
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Board of Supervisors
Shenandoah County
Woodstock
Differeph Pesaris
Oxford
Paris
Liquozone Ad Promises Germ Killing and Health Uplift
A Liquozone advertising pitch claims the product kills germs without harming tissue, offering a $1,000 disease germ bounty and asserting long term health benefits. The copy emphasizes scientific testing, alcohol free formula, and superiority over traditional medicine.
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Eepee Sedan
Notice of Candidate Announcements and Fees
Public notices state that all candidate announcements will run in this column until primary day. Announcements must be prepaid at five dollars in cash and may not exceed one and a half inches. larger notices incur proportional charges.
Winchester Clerk of Court Candidates Announced for July Primary
Two candidates for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the Corporation Court in Winchester announce their bids. Kriger emphasizes long service in the Circuit Clerk's office and pledges faithful duties if nominated and elected. Richard L. Gray seeks renomination, praising past performance and requesting endorsement at the July 7, 1905 primary.
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Corporation Court of the City of
Winchester
Tos. Kriger
Corporation Court of
City of
Rich’d L. Gray
Candidate for Winchester Commissioner of the Revenue
A political notice announces Correll as a candidate for the Winchester city Commissioner of the Revenue, subject to Democratic Primary action. The message asserts commitment to serve the public to the best of ability, reflecting campaign rhetoric.
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Sones
Winchester
Eas
Correll
Winchester Democratic Primary Candidate for City Treasurer
G. H. KINZEL announces candidacy for Winchester City Treasurer, pledging faithful performance of duties if elected, subject to Democratic Primary decision.
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Winchester
G. H. Kinzel
Winchester Commonwealth's Attorney Candidate Announcement
JAS P REARDON announces candidacy for Commonwealth's Attorney for Winchester Virginia subject to the Democratic Primary. If nominated and elected he pledges prompt and faithful service to the office.
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Commonwealth
Then
Winchester
Jas P Reardon
T. and Cartmell Named for County Clerk
Frederick county announces T. and Cartmell as Democratic primary candidates for County Clerk. Supporters urge voters to keep his long experienced faithful service in the office at the November 1905 election.
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T. &Cartmell
Frederick County
Phil H. Gold Appeals for Frederick County Clerk Nomination
In a primary appeal Phil H. Gold asks voters to support him for County Clerk, indicating he has served six years as Circuit Clerk and pledging careful, courteous service and faithful attention to patrons. He thanks friends and requests active backing.
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Phil. H. Gold
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Confederate Veterans Reunion
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Bottle Free
T! Liquorone Company
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Aes Snes
Ratty
Novatins
Pot Zet
Vstag
Commissioner OF Revenue
Commonwealth’s Attorney
Frederick Co
Rosenmyer
Washington and
Monmouth Street
Joan J. Harmel
T. P. Conner
Lafran
Baetjer’s
White Goods
Henry Baetjer & CO
Ames
Russell
Pres
Lee R. Grim
Cashie
Union Bank OF Winchester
Depository OF
State OF
Savings Department
EK. Holmes
Wm.m. Atkinson
Geo. W.kurtz
A.M. — Robt. W. Stone
Hugh
Lupton
James B
Bell Bros
Madras
South Main Street
Funk & Ray
Reed
Bessie McCann
Amherst Street
Scott Ferguson
J. W. Henshall
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Tanyard
WM. L. Hollis
D. W. Kline
Piccadilly St
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Main St
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