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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
4
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At noon the Republican National Convention opened in Chicago with 989 delegates expected and a Coliseum capacity of 14 000 to 15 000. It is conceded Taft will be nominated on the first ballot while Fairbanks is seen as a possible vice presidential nominee. The Allies surrender to Taft and Roosevelt's stampede fails. The Democratic Denver convention next month will nominate Bryan.
The Richmond News Leader reports federal postal officials warn rural delivery will end in Virginia counties if roads are not improved. The piece argues local supervisors must act, noting farmers rely on rural free delivery and that even wealthier residents would bear costs from poor roads.
The Republican governor signals his start by pardoning the Goebel murderers. Following a Democratic win, Governor Taylor tried to seize control with military force led by mountain desperadoes. Goebel had been elected by Democrats and was killed by a shot.
The piece notes Goebel’s death as a Democratic martyr and claims Hiss murderers owe immunity to a Republican administration. It mentions Taylor as a fugitive from Kentucky justice who is likely to be pardoned, reflecting intense partisan tensions in Kentucky politics.
Mrs. Charles T. O Ferrall died in Richmond and was described as a good woman and wife who idolized her distinguished husband, the late governor. She had been married before and he had, with children from all marriages. The anecdote of her rushing in to say their children were fighting each other is shared by Colonel O Ferrall.
Bunker Hill on June 16 Athletics defeated a mixed team from Stephensons and Ridgeway by 15 to 5 at John Hauptman field near Rest. Next Saturday they face Martinsburg on their grounds and aim to redeem themselves after strengthening with new players.
Deerfield Virginia on June 16 reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. John Snapp and family from Bliss, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pannett from Grimes, Maggie Terault with Vaucluse friends, N E Dougherty couple, S M Terault family with Opequon friends, and Rob Stephenson with sister from Fawcett's Gap visiting Miss Mary Richard.
Mr and Mrs J S Solenberger of Winchester Virginia are guests of friends and relatives in town, according to Chambersburg Public Opinion.
Local residents share family visits and travel with Armel family. E H White attended a conference in Rockland County. Parker Armel visited Midletown. Pansy Plank visited aunt in Winchester. John Armel visited his brother near Boyce. Mrs. Haymaker cut hand. Dr Dearmont treated injuries. Wilbur guests include George Tyler and Bertha Armel visiting Kernstown. Ben Armel visits relatives in Eastern Virginia.
From Macedonia June 16 Missey Mary and Bertha Brill returned home after visiting friends at Wadesville. Mr J R Bailey spent today in town. John Gardner was in town today. Mrs R L Petrie and her little son Kenneth visited Home Beauty yesterday.
Bell notes report the arrival of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Ernest Poston at their home. Visitors include Miss Ridgeley Jackson and Miss Lulu Poston at Quiet Dale. Miss Lucy Tanquary improves after illness. Sunday school enrolls about 80. Farmers begin harvesting soon. A cow was killed in an electric storm. Mrs Affleck of Middletown stays with Mrs Bromley.
An old remedy claims to relieve colds by expelling them through vigorous bowel action and to ease coughs by cleansing mucous membranes in the throat chest lungs and bronchial tubes.
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot lists horse show dates in Culpeper Manassas Orange Harrisonburg Front Royal Berryville Upperville Warrenton Petersburg and a Richmond date Ties Kensett wedding attendances to Cassard Walker nuptials at Christ Episcopal Winchester on June 17. Miss Walker daughter of Mrs. John G Walker and the late General Walker, and Mr Cassard nephew of Mrs. Kensett with ties to Norfolk and Baltimore.
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