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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1901

Page

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Double drowning reported after tidal wave in Lost River

News from Wardensville West Virginia reports a buggy accident on Cuipon Iron Works site in Lost River four miles from Wardensville. A six foot wave swept the party, drowning Malinda Keller and her twelve year old nephew John McKeever. A man escaped and locals searched the river overnight, recovering the bodies a mile downstream Sunday.

Winchester Wardensville W. Va Cuipon Iron Works Lost River Malinda Keller John McKeever

Winchester Society Players Stage Gibson Themed Show

Ladies of Winchester present an amateur musical at The Auditorium on June 27 to raise funds for the hospital. The program features fifteen Gibson tableaux new to Winchester, followed by the play All in a Fog. About fifty participants, with The Auditorium Orchestra and Mrs. H D Fuller as accompanist, perform after races at the Fair Grounds benefit. Tickets cost 35 and 50 cents, seats on sale at Horsey and Arrowell.

Fair Grounds Hospital Fund Ladies of Winchester R. T. Barton J. Brad Beverley H. D. Fuller R. Gray Williams Neilie Cover Katharine Conrad Gibsones Winchester Horsey & A‘rwell’s

Leaves For Old Ireland Sails for Ireland this Saturday

Rev. W A McKeefry pastor of Sacred Heart Catholic Church leaves for Philadelphia where he sails Saturday for Ireland to spend several months in the old country. In his absence Rev Gaston Payne of Warrenton will lead Sacred Heart services. Father McKeefry is accompanied to Baltimore by his brother Rev H I McKeefry of Richmond.

W. A. McKeefry Sacred Heart Catholic Church Philadelphia Ireland Old Country Gaston Payne Warrenton Sacred Heart Church Father McKeefry Baltimore H. I. McKeefry Richmond

Hiram Lodge Installs New Officers In Formal Ceremony

Masons at the Temple conducted installation services for Hiram Lodge with the Master Masons degree conferred on a young professional. A large turnout included Judge Jordan and others from Maryland and Pennsylvania. officers named: Harry M. Baker worshipful master, B Mitchell Knight Jr senior warden, and more.

Hiram Lodge Temple Judge Jordan W.G. Muskroe Brunswick J. B. Hoyer James J. Pollard Arthur W. Gillan

Berryville Fails to Beat S. V. A. in Windy Clash

Berryville’s nine, led by Shiner Bonelli Wall and McGregor, fall 4 to 0 to S. V. A. in a rough field contest amid heckling and misplays. Sooner umpired oddly while Berryville players and fans vented, after a rare array of mishaps and hoof print imagery.

Hand Amputation Hazard For Berryville Undertaker

Mr John H Enders formerly of this city now an undertaker in Berryville Virginia met a serious accident this morning while operating a circular saw at his upholstery shop. His hand slipped and the saw cut across the space between the thumb and forefinger over three inches long but no bones were injured and the wound while serious should not cause lasting harm.

John H. Enders Berryville

Insanity Follows Husband Death in Railroad Disaster

Winchester reports a second Polhamus family tragedy after Theodore Polhamus conductor and his nephew were killed in the Lackawanna rail wreck on June 8. Mrs Polhamus, grieving widow, has gone insane and was placed in a state hospital.

Winchester Polhamus Binghamton New York Theodore Polhamus Lackawana

Bride Dies On Wedding Day After Mule Kicks Groom

Richard Miller 26, a teamster at Capon Springs West Virginia, was fatally injured when a mule kicked him on the day he and Miss Grove planned to wed. Surgeons operated unsuccessfully. Miller died that night as the couple’s wedding was postponed.

Richard Miller Capon Springs W. Va Charles F ‘Felson Miller Powell R. E. Lee W. 8. Love Twain Miss Grove

Captain Bryan Conrad Ready to Return Home

After three years in the Philippines Captain Bryan Conrad of this city, son of Mrs Holmes Conrad, is ordered home and expected in the United States within a month. He has served over fifteen years in the army and has acted as major of the Eighteenth Regiment. His fellow townsman Mr Lindsay Leafe also served in the regiment before transferring to the Gordon Scouts.

Philippines Bryan Conrad Mss Holmes Conrad United States Conrad Lindsay Leafe Gordon Scouts

Ill Aged Contractor Benjamin Marple Ill Whitacre

Aged contractor Benjamin Marple of Whitacre is reported ill. One of two Marple brothers famed for mathematical prowess in building, they read neither write yet frame barns with precision. He helped frame mills at Angers West Virginia and Whitacre. He once carried six bushels of corn and a man up mill steps after a wager and recently married Miss Pitman.

Benjamin Marple Whitacre Marple Angers W. Va Pitman

Charity Races Benefit at Memorial Hospital Fund drive

Henry Noonan announces teams will gather at Taylor Hotel on Thursday June 20 to transport passengers to the Charity Races. All proceeds from the event will be donated to the Memorial Hospital Fund.

Taylor Hotel Hospital Henry Noonan

Pianist and Composer Hand in Town for A. M. Ordway

Prof. C. M. Hand of Hagerstown Maryland visits for a few days promoting A. M. Ordway pianos and organs. A skilled pianist and composer, his march is played by Souza's Band and another work is in progress with strong promise.

C. M. Hand Hagerstown A. M. Ordway Prof. Hand Souza

Cinderella in Flowerland at The Auditorium Friday

The play Cinderella in Flowerland will be staged at The Auditorium on Friday evening June 21 to benefit the Braddock-st Methodist Church organ fund. Admission is twenty five cents. Forty children perform under the management of Mrs. L. M. Nulton Mrs. M. M. Lynch Miss Nannie Herbert Miss Nannie Forsythe Miss Alice Gibson and others.

Flowerland Braddock-st L. M. Nulton M. M. Lynch Nannie Herbert Nannie Forsythe Alice Gibson

Communion Services At United Brethren Church

The United Brethren Church in this city will hold communion services next Sunday at 8 p.m. Pastor Rev. S. D. Skelton will be assisted by Rev. J. D. Donavan of Martinsburg who will preach. The quarterly conference is set for next Saturday at 1 p.m. An all day meeting will be held at Mt. Olive near Hayfield on Sunday.

United Brethren Church S. D. Skelton J. D. Donavan Martinsburg Mt. Olive Hayfield

Will Attend House Party

Miss Helle Harrison left today for The Plains Virginia Fauquier County to attend a house party given by Miss Evelyn Turner.

Helle Harrison the Plains Fauquier County Evelyn Turner

Longest Day of the Year Marks Beginning of Summer

The day of June 21 will have the longest daylight with sunrise at 4 34 a m and sunset at 7 28 p m totaling 14 hours 58 minutes. Summer also begins on that Friday, as the year reaches its peak daylight.

Physician to Pioneer Automobile Use in Winchester

Dr W B Love plans to use a steam automobile to visit patients in town and county, purchasing a similar vehicle to the one already in Winchester. The move marks automobiles becoming a permanent fixture as they flock to the area and support ongoing medical rounds.

Winchester W. 8. Love

Harry Snyder reunites with Jolliffe show after mother's death

Mr. Harry Snyder left today to rejoin Jolliffe's Bright Light Show at Sewell West Virginia. He hurried home to Carlisle Pennsylvania last Saturday because his mother Mrs Kate M Snyder fell ill suddenly and died Sunday morning from stomach catarrh.

Harry Snyder Jolliffe Bright Light Sewell W. Va Carlisle Kate M. Snyder

Deaf, Dumb and Blind Children Pass Through Town

A number of deaf, dumb and blind children traveled through town aboard the Baltimore and Ohio at noon today. They came from the State Institution at Romney.

Baltimore and Ohio State Romney

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Gibson Pictures Society Folk Old Battletown Winchester Boys MR. Sooner Shakespeare Clarke County Sooner Shiner Burchell Mr. Sonner Bonelli Wall McGregor Harry Wall Mcthan Vick” Bonelli Hans Stouffer Capt Aged Contractor III Benefit of Memorial Hospital Cinderella U. B. Church
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