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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
2
A Richmond Evening Journal debut praised for independence and vigor. The Petersburg Index-Appeal reprints the Montague absenteeism record from the Winchester Star and Richmond Times Dispatch, arguing the governor’s pay and mansion perks are scandalous while teachers toil on low salaries.
The Petersburg Index Appeal urges Mr Monts to gain experience by reforming the Virginia School Board and the Virginia Corporation Commission before aiming at the U S Senate. The governor chairs both bodies, with appointment and removal powers, making local reform a prudent first step.
June 7 report shows Messrs Charles Snapp and Norton Clagett planting large apple orchards and Cedar Creek grade being improved with crushed stone in key spots. Charleston attorney James M. Payne visits his son, Prof Abney Payne, in town.
The document lists assets including stocks, bonds, mortgages, cash items, loans, and overdrafts and shows liabilities with capital, profits, and deposits. It notes balances due from national and state banks and shows sums for deposits, checks, and interbank items. Official attestations record directors and a 1905 oath before a notary.
An English reformer visiting to give a lecture avoids age questions from a bold audience member. The baboo persists with numbers asking her age, but she refuses each time, clarifying she will answer only questions about the lecture topic.
Mrs. Malone tells an old friend her son Bobby travels with a circus and earns a handsome salary. He is described as living a gentleman, resting hands in his pockets while facing the lion’s mouth two or three times daily.
A collage of humorous exchanges about boarding, education, marriage, and light domestic tips. The quotes touch on boarder complaints, Irish education jokes, a photographer’s curiosity about brains, a humorous exchange about ignoramuses, and practical notes on poultry housing and feeding.
A fragmentary Catholic Standard quote shows two characters debating powder safety. They reference a past explosion that killed ten men and insist only two people are present to manage the powder. The tone hints at tension over hazardous handling.
Candidate announces for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the Corporation Court in the City of Winch Va for the July 7 1905 election. He cites long service in the circuit clerk's office and pledges courtesy promptness and fidelity if renominated and reelected. Rich'd L. Gray also seeks endorsement for a renewed term after satisfying court attorneys and citizens.
The practice of marrying girls at age nine or ten is increasing in Bengal and across India. Laws have been enacted in several regions to forbid marriages of girls under fourteen.
Desirable double house and lot at Washington and Monmouth streets offered cheaply to a quick buyer. Listing notes Joan J. Harmer and T. P. Conner with contact details.
A notice invites meals and refreshments at the rooms opposite Taylor Hotel on June 6 with a rummage sale to support the church building fund. Proceeds go to the fund and donations of money, food, or rummage are welcome. Doors open at 2 PM and events continue through the week.
J. E. Correll declares candidacy for re nomination as Commissioner of the Revenue for Winchester city. He states commitment to continue serving to the best of his ability if elected, subject to Democratic Primary action.
H Kinzell announces candidacy for Winchester City Treasurer relying on the Democratic Primary. He promises faithful performance of duties if elected.
Commonwealth's Attorney candidate announces run for the Winchester Virginia office. He seeks the Democratic Primary nomination and pledges prompt service if elected. The statement is attributed to a person named Reardon.
In a primary bid Phil H Gold appeals to voters of Frederick County Virginia to continue him as County Clerk. He pledges careful duty and courteous service to patrons, asserting his experience and need for the office as a means to honor past support.
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