Always There Hook and Ladder to Parade on Fourth
Secretary Jos E Kiger reports from the Fourth of July Celebration that the Always There Hook and Ladder Company No 1 of Waynesboro Pa will hold a regular meeting on the 10th inst. They plan to attend with a uniforms and their 28 piece silver band and contend for two $50 prizes for largest best uniformed company and best drilled company in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. E. Kiger
Hook and Ladder Company No. 1
Waynesboro
Ridenour Faces New Indictments in Virginia Liquor Case
In Harrisonburg Virginia two indictments accuse T A Ridenour of selling liquor without a license and of removing and concealing un stamped spirits. Additional indictments were continued to the next term. Ridenour, previously convicted of murder in Winchester and twice sentenced to death, has long run a brandy camp in Shenandoah County amid revenue law disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
T. A. Ridenour
Ridenour
Winchester
Andrew Bray
Shenandoah County
Death of Claude M. Ewing Infant Son of Ewings
An obituary notes the death of Claude M. Ewing aged 30 months and 12 days on April 24, 1902. The piece expresses mourning and sympathy, reflecting on the child’s brief life and the family’s sorrow. The notice blends funeral sentiments with poetry and local notices from Winchester and New Market communities, including wreaths, cemetery honors, and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude M. Ewing
R. J. Ewing
Pleasant Gatherings At Winchester With Visiting Notables
A parade of local social notes lists visits and relatives in Winchester from Woodstock Hagerstown Richmond and Martinsburg. Notables include Rev Julian Broaddus Miss Katie Eckhart Miss Ellenore Conrad Mrs Malinda Kelly and Mrs Grace Cline with trips to Clarke County San Francisco and Front Royal. A large stock of harness and shop goods appears alongside routine society movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Kelly
Grace Cline
Richmond
Market Report Wholesale Prices June 7
The latest market report lists corrected daily wholesale prices paid for produce, grain and related commodities in this market as of Saturday June 7. Prices reflect current rates for bulk buyers and summarize market conditions for traders and vendors.
Merry-go-round moved from vacant lot to Hartford project
This afternoon the merry go round located on the vacant lot near the knitting factory was taken down and will be shipped to Hartford Conn where it will be erected in Capital Park during the summer. The proprietor, Mr B M Kefaure, will be accompanied to Hartford by Mr O N McCauley.
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Hartford
Thieves Blow Open Elk Grove Mayor's Store Safe
Unknown burglars blew open the safe in Mayor W B Chambers' Elk Grove store and fled with 300 dollars in cash and promissory notes plus stock certificates from the Elm Grove Coal Company. Chambers, a former resident of Winchester, spoke to detectives about the theft.
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W. B. Chambers
Elk Grove
Elm Grove Coal Company
Chambers
Winchester
Children’s Day Service At Jubilee Church
Tomorrow evening at 8 o clock Children s Day will be held at the Jubilee Christian Church two miles from town on the Front Royal road Rev G A Watson pastor will officiate Public invited.
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United Brethren Church
D. Skelton
Skelton
Red Bud
Jubilee Christian Church
Front Royal Road
G. A. Watson
Hotel Evans Hosts Large Winchester Gathering
The Hotel Evans entertained a huge crowd yesterday with 300 people fed and 86 names registered. Among the registrants 37 were traveling men, marking one of the largest guest counts in Winchester.
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Evans
Winchester
B and O Announces Excursion to Baltimore and Washington
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will run another excursion from this city to Baltimore and Washington tomorrow. Fare will be 1.25 dollars to Baltimore and 1 dollar to Washington.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Railroads Bring Thousands to Winchester Confederate Day
Railroads carried 2300 visitors to Winchester for Confederate Memorial Day exercises. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad transported 1200 passengers and the Cumberland Valley 1100 passengers.
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Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland Valley
Robbed as He Slept in Quiet Town Incident
Alfred B. Henry, a well known local figure, was robbed last night while sleeping. A thief took his $10 stash in a quiet street incident likely to alarm residents. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
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Alfred B. Henry
Morpheus
Fishing at Wadesville and local farm notes
Mr. James Hamilton spends the day on the Opequon near Wadesville. Gilt-edge Country reports butter and fresh eggs at Schneider's Grocery. Mr. Henry Myers owns a valuable mare with twin colts on his town area farm.
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James Hamilton
Opequon
Wadesville
Schneider’s Grocery
Mr. Henry
Myers
Reward Offered for Lost Envelopes from Washington Street
Taken from in front of 138 North Washington street on June 6 two boxes of stamped envelopes bearing the card of Cover Drayton and Leonard. Of no use except to the firm. Finder will be suitably rewarded by returning them to 138 N Washington street.
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North Washington Street
Drayton & Leonard
N. Washington Street
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Florida Monument
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J. B. Russell & Bro
G. J. Jolliffe
W. C. Dizer
Robert Miller
Wilmington
Delaware
H. B. Carlton
St. Charles Hotel
New Market
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Wm. Gill
Woodstock
Lyle Grim
Hagerstown
James Cather
County
Julian 8. Broaddus
Berryville
Katie Eckhart
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Gearing
Kitchel’s Liniment
Miller Supply Co
H. Clay Krebs
Clarke County
Elenore Conrad
Mrs
Jane Hott
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Rev
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North Kent Street
Louise Baker
Keemar College
Hagerstown, Md
Conrad Kownslar
Andrew Comrey
Martinsburg
Lyda Chapman
Ren. F. Smoot
Front Royal
Jonas Keefer
Franklin County
M. A. Keefer
Brannon
Strasburg
Harry Parson
B. N. Lockhart
Louise and
Nellie Richardson
W. H. H. Joyce
Luray
Mr. FE
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Julia Forney
Louise Forney
Fred Hable
Tillie
Hallie Catrow
Bessie Brown
Willis Cushna
William Brown
Elmer Myers
Elmer Pitzer
Berkeley County
Mamie Brown
Dina Cottle
the Valley Female College
Lily Brown
Hinton
W. Va
Mr. F. H. Willis
A. Holmes Berry
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Millicent McCormick
St. Louis, Mo
Mr. G. T. Wierman
Moore’s
Read County
Capt. C.ly
South Braddock Street
Charley Rouss Fire ‘Company
Pen
George W.*north
The
Martinsburg World
C.W. Boyer
Martinsbarg
LAW School
Virginia
W. H. Martin
B.L
W. & L. Univ
George W. Kurtz
Prunes
C. W. Ramsbourg
Bealroom
Horsey & Atwell
Faete
H. W. Clowe
North Main Street
Winchester, Va
Bruce Capper
West Water Street
New York Life Insurance Co
H. R. Brya
Rouss Avenue
RLY & Bro
North Market Street
J. B. Winkfield
Bailey & Boxwell
Real Estate Register
Staunton, Va
L Omps
L. A. ‘Cover
Thomas Keating, Ast
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Thomas Keating
Agt
Telephone
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier and Furnisher
Main and Water Streets
Miller Supply Company
National Bank
Capitalw
James W. Spellman
Kentucky
Ivanhoe
East Water ST
City Hall
Poe
Jon O'Nztt
Funk
Cts
Noonan
C. Guillant
the Fruitman
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