Handley Bequests Aided Virginia Bond Value Growth
The will of Judge Handley directed investments in Virginia bonds, now rising in value from 67 to 96, with Winchester as the main beneficiary. Delays in payout reduced gains. the estate, once worth over 2 million, has been eroded by litigation taxes and fees, though the bonds’ rise remains evident.
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Judge Handley
Virginia
Winchester
Handley
Reel Race Postponed by Friendship Reel Team
The exhibition event on South Main Street was abandoned after team officers consulted. Mayor Barton had granted a permit but vehicles hindered street clearance, prompting postponement of the plan.
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Friendship Reel
South Main Street
Barton
Thousands Gather for Confederate Memorial Day in Winchester
A sweltering Sixth of June crowd in Winchester, Virginia, marks Confederate Memorial Day with thousands of visitors arriving by train and wagon. Fire companies, veterans, and schoolchildren participate in parades and floral tributes at Mt. Hebron and Rouss Lot, amid heat, dust, and packed hotels.
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Winchester
Virginia
Main
Water
Piccadilly
Market Streets
New York Stock Exchange
Baltimore and Ohio
Independent Fire Company
Citizens Fire Company
Charlestown
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Friendship Fire
Revenue Clerk Arrested for Shortage in Bristol
C F Borden once Bristol resident now Knoxville chief clerk to A J Tyler revenue collector was arrested on charges of misappropriating funds. His account showed 511 dollars short and he posted 5000 dollars bail. Hearing set this afternoon. Revenue office to move to Bristol next week. Mrs Borden and children visiting in Winchester.
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T. O. Williams
Aids
E. G. Hollis
Meade Jefferson
Thos
Chamblin
Turner Ashby
R.T. Barton
C. F. Borden
Bristol
Knoxville
Tenn
A. J. Tyler
The
Revenue Office
The Grave of Ashby
A 1901 poem honors a soldier from the valley who died in battle. It marks thirty nine years since his death and recalls prayers, sorrow, and reverence for his memory. It laments the nation’s loss and asserts that honoring the brave crowns the grave.
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Andra
Ashby
Roanoke College Alumni to Hold Meeting and Dinner
Rev Dr John E Bushnell left for Salem Va to attend Roanoke College commencement June 10 18. He is president of the Alumni Association class of 78 and will lead the association meeting next Tuesday followed by the Alumni dinner.
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John E. Bushnell
Salem
Roanoke College
Bushnell
Baltimore Doctors Tour Valley Auto Trip Ends in Flat
Dr Owsley and Mr Boeing of Baltimore were touring the Valley in an automobile when a tire punctured en route to Winchester. An extra tire saved the day and the car was repaired in Winchester.
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Dr. Owsley
Mr. Boeing
Baltimore
Winchester
Ladies' Memorial Association Meeting Notice
Members of the Ladies' National Memorial Association are requested to meet at Mrs. W. R. Willis home Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Ladies’ National Memorial Association
W. R. Willis
Graves Remembered at Mount Hebron Cemetery
Captain Geo W Kurtz and family honored the graves of Dr. W H Rader in Mount Hebron Cemetery Durango Colorado with beautiful decorations and remembered the loved ones.
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Mount Hebron
W. H. Rader
Durango
Col
Geo. W. Kurtz
Weng the Famous Comic Opera at The Auditorium
The Boston Lyric Opera Company presented Weng the famous comic opera at The Auditorium to a large Winchester audience led by Colonel W. A. Thompson. Marion Langdon as Mataya received top honors for her chic transform and song The Orcher Fellow. Continuous encores praised performances by Joel as Wang Belcher as Col Fracasee Henderson as Pepal keeper of the elephant and Sara Carr as La Vaane. Baby Lipman wowed with a lullaby and cakewalk. The company planned The Beggar Prince at 2:30 PM and A Trip to India that evening.
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Weng
Cheever Goodwin
Woolson Morse
W. A. Thompson
Boston Lyric Opera Company
Winchester
Marion Langdon
Mataya
Crown Privee
Siam
Orcher
Alex
Joel
Wang
Frank Belcher
Col. Fracasee
John Henderson
Pep
India
Giant Six Foot Wheat Stalk Shown By East Water Street Grocer
Mr. T. H. Sprint displayed at Tu Sra office a six foot wheat stalk from a Clarke county field owned by his father-in-law Lacy Hampston. The green stalk suggests mature height near seven feet. Hampston operates seven farms and produced over 10 000 bushels last year with long stalks in the False variety.
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T. H. Sprint
East Water Street
Tu Sra
Lacy Hampston
Clarke County
Hampston
Politicians Face Contested Delegates Across Counties
A warm day in politics contrasts yesterday's quiet with today’s red hot elections. Richmond selects 61 delegates, Washington county 23, Chesterfield 14, Greenville 7, Newport News 19, and 124 in total. Echols will claim some while the rest likely split among leading candidates.
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Richmond
Washington County
Chesterfield
Greenville
Newport News
Echols
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Congresman Brownlow
Evening Star
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Dr. Bushnell
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