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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1905
Page
4
Rescue efforts surged as a Baltimore to Westminster line wreck left twenty five dead. Farmers wives and daughters improvised bandages while doctors rushed from Westminster and Baltimore to treat the injured. Relief trains and ambulances mobilized quickly to Union Bridge and Baltimore as casualties were removed.
Report notes a near drowning of Miss Downer at Norfolk and a separate prior incident involving Miss Downer at her home. Dr. Jones mentions plans for an upcoming canoe outing and recalls his daughter's past escape during dinner at Mies Downer's home.
A postal notice lists names of individuals entitled to letters. Recipients must pay one cent per letter to collect items, including Helen Buckner Dan Carter Wm Calihan Amanda Jordan 8 Laskey J Midgette Jas Pence Chas Stivens W H Shanholtz Bentley Kern P M.
Mr. J. L. Bodeker of Richmond visits his brother, F. F. Bodeker, while William Keating remains ill at his Main Street home after heat exhaustion. Mrs. Pattison and daughters travel to Berryville Virginia for a summer sojourn. Mrs. E B Reinhart and Miss Virginia Reinhart of Shepherdstown visit relatives on Washington Street. Dr. Hugo Rennert of Philadelphia and his wife plan a Capon Springs summer with Mr. I Freeman Rasin's family.
An ad asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube producing rumbling or hearing loss, claims the tube can be restored, and offers one hundred dollars for cases.
A historical note warns the Great Salt Lake could disappear within about 50 years due to evaporation irrigation and subterranean outlets. It cites a 1886 area of 20.07 square miles and a current area around 2,126 square miles with an estimated loss of 669.8 billion cubic feet of water.
Napoleon's tomb in Paris beneath the dome of the Invalides features a circular crypt with a granite sarcophagus, cost about 140,000 francs for the stone, and a total tomb cost near 2 million dollars. The crypt houses accompanying sarcophagi for Duroe and Bertrand, a marble emperor statue, and inscribed will.
Mrs T Wallis Warfield will spend the summer at Capon Springs West Virginia Balto News reports. Miller Supply Co advertises a complete stock just opened. Contractor Edward Haymaker, recently ill, is out again. Mrs James Daily spent several
Doctors warn that warm days and cold nights trigger catarrh as temperatures swing. Hyomei, sold with an inhaler, claims to kill germs and heal mucous membranes, with a one dollar outfit and a refund if unsatisfied.
An exchange in a City Hall area subway recounts an 1830s private tunnel under Broad Street later used as a shooting gallery and storage. A six year old mocks a woman mother with a sharp quip, while Mr Worthington of Washington visits Winchester.
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