Senator Morgan Called by Death
Washington June 412 United States Senator John T. Morgan of Alabama died last night at 315 John Marshall Place Washington. He was nearly 83 and had been ill ten days. Daughters Mary and Cornelia Morgan were at his bedside. Funeral plans will be decided in Washington with burial in Selma Alabama. Morgan long served in the Senate and was among its oldest and most active figures with a reputation for honesty and duty.
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Washington
United States
John T. Morgan
Alabama
John. Marshall Place
Senate
Morgan
Statement by Frank Taverner on education roads and reforms
Frank Taverner declares as a Democrat his long party loyalty and campaigning history for Bryan and Parker. He favors public school improvements, notes praise from J D Eggleston, supports road funding and a Highway Commission, and backs a two cent flat passenger rate if constitutional issues allow. He opposed Commissioners of Revenue but would repeal the law if reelected and support voter election of commissioners. He discusses Senate rotation and mentions fellow Democrats’ positions.
Baptist Sunday School Meeting in Berryville Virginia
The Shenandoah Baptist Association annual meeting opened in Berryville Virginia with 11 Sunday schools, continuing since Monday. Officers elected include President C A Ford of Front Royal and Secretary Rev W D McCurdy of Martinsburg with Rev W D McCurdy also speaking on The Bible In the Sunday School. Rev Dr Julian Broaddus spoke in the afternoon and a reception for delegates was held at Battletown Inn hosted by Mr H W Strudwick.
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Berryville
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Shenandoah Baptist Association
Baptist Sunday Schools
Valley of Virginia
West Virginia
Baptist Church
W. D. McCurdy
Julian Broaddus
Battletown
HW. E. Strudwick
Visitation Academy graduate Matilda Scheuer earns medals
Miss Matilda Scheuer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Scheuer of Berryville, graduates from the Academy of Visitation in Baltimore and wins two medals and two special prizes. A photo appeared in the Baltimore American. A Berryville bonfire on Church street triggered a fire alarm reported by the local fire department.
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Academy of Visitation
Baltimore, Md
Matilda Scheuer
Lewis Scheuer
Berryville
Baltimore American
Rev 4 H Sherman to Wed in Baltimore
Invitations from Winchester announce the June 19 Baltimore wedding of Miss Bia Harper Holmes daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward A Holmes to Rev Homer Henkel Sherman of Roanoke Va a noted clergyman of the Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South The couple will be married at St Pauls Southern Methodist Church where the groom formerly served as pastor Rev Sherman and his bride will reside in Roanoke after July 3
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Leila Moss McGuire
Wiliamp. McGuire
City
Lewis “Huntington Hyde
New York
Odist Episcopal Church
South
St. Paul's Southern Methodist
Philadelphia
United States
League Island
Winchester
Weather Delays Winchester Baseball Series
Persistent cold rain keeps Winchester baseball from starting the three game set with the Columbia Athletic Club of Washington. Muddy fields halt play. Atlantics of Washington expected to visit later in the week with hope for better weather and crowds.
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Ger Baker
Columbia
Rev Guy Luttrell Under The Knife
Intelligence reports Rev Guy A Luttrell pastor of the Methodist Church in Williamsport Md underwent surgery at Maryland General Hospital Baltimore Saturday. His left knee joint was removed, he recovered from anesthesia and the operation and is doing well. His wife Mrs J Luttrell traveled to Baltimore to be with him and will stay for a time.
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Gical
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Fev
Luttrell
Mrs Kerr Visits Jamestown Exposition
Mrs G A Kerr of Lynchburg Virginia has joined her husband Mr Kerr after visiting her parents on North Market Street. They attended the Jamestown Exposition and will return to Winchester later this summer.
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New York
G. A. Kerr
Lynchburg, Va
W. W. Wall
North Market Street
Mr. Kerr
Winchester
Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Humphries Host Home
Mrs C G Humphries entertained the ladies bridge whist club at Mrs Shirley Carters West Water street home this afternoon. A half dozen tables were played and luncheon was served.
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Ladies’ Bridge Whist Club
West Water Street
Richmond Wears Overcoats Amid Unusual June Cold
City Sergeant J William Taylor reports returning from Richmond with a prisoner. He notes residents shivered on the streets and rushed to buy overcoats as it was the coldest June day in years.
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Richmond
No specific headline from text about Senator Tavener
The passage expresses confidence in a senators reelection bid. Frank S. Tavener states his past experience in the Senate and asserts the public in the district will not regret his return. He mentions addressing additional matters before the campaign ends and signs off respectfully.
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Senate
Virginia Weather Outlook Clouds Rain and Warmth
Cloudy and unsettled weather continues in Virginia with rains in the southern portion tonight and Thursday. The interior will see warmer conditions on Thursday as the system shifts.
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Virginia
Mr G F Mayers Visits Stephens City Resident in Town
Mr. G F Mayers of Stephens City was in town today on business.
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G. F. Mayers
Stephens City
Busi
Winchester Friends Welcome Mrs Fuller and Daughter Home
Mrs. W. McP. Fuller and her daughter Mrs. B. T. Harris return to Winchester after visiting Baltimore.
Miss Fitzpatrick Weds Mr. O Malley in Philadelphia Church
Miss Mary J. Fitzpatrick daughter of Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick and the late William Fitzpatrick married Anthony O Malley of Philadelphia on June 6 at the Church of the Jesu in Philadelphia. Rev Father Singleton officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her brother Thomas Fitzpatrick. Attendants included Katharine Fitzpatrick and Eva Wiles. The couple will reside in Philadelphia after a wedding trip.
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Church of Jesu
Philadelphia
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Winchester
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Norfolk
Katharine Fitzpatrick
Eva Wiles
West Indian Islands
J. O'Malley
William and
Thomas Keating
Charles Fitzpatrick
Officers Elected By the Red Men
Shawnee Tribe No. 2 Improved Order of Red Men met in Cameron Hall Market street for six month term. Elected Sachem pita HI. Jones senior sagamore C. D. Baker junior sagamore Wee March prophet Harry Co. A. Funk keeper of records Charles Smithey keeper of wampum W. L. Whiseon collector of wampum Marian Jas Anderson keeper of wigwam James Amick. Other officers to be appointed soon.
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Pita HI. Jones
Sagamore
C. D. Baker
Wee March
Harry Co
A. Funk
Charles Smithey
W. L. Whiseon
Pum
Marian Jas “Anderson
Wigwam
James Amick
Mr. Joseph Jolliffe Visits Winchester on Business
Mr. Joseph Jolliffe of Stephen son was in Winchester today on business.
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Joseph Jolliffe
Stephenson
Winchester
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