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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1906

Page

3

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Freddie Muth Found After Kidnapping Claim

Charles Muth admitted he knew the boy's whereabouts after detectives pressed him and the seven year old Freddie Muth was found in a vacant Philadelphia house. John J. Kean was arrested on kidnapping charges as the case drew comparisons to the Charley Ross mystery. The father claimed relatives may have had the boy and the wife denied knowledge of the ruse.

Charles Muth Charley Ross

High water mark for Randolph Macon College noted

Rev. Dr. S. K. Cox returned from Randolph-Macon trustees meeting reporting a prosperous year. Bequests and gifts include about 100000 from a Norfolk donor and 30000 from John P. Branch for a new dormitory. Lynchburg Woman's College raises 20000 toward a Carnegie funded science hall and 85000 total outlay with new pipe organ. The college will seat 500 next session. 350 last session, 100 rejected for lack of space.

S. K. Cox Harrisonburg Randolph-Macon College Randolph-Macon Ashland Norfolk John P. Branch Richmond Woman’s College Lynchburg Carnegie

Women Who Charm and Heal Through Lydia E Pinkham

A colonial era style advice piece extols women achieving health through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims regular periods ease pain and backache and promotes marital harmony by improving vitality and happiness. A letter from Springs Arkansas cites nine years of illness improved by the remedy.

Lydia Pinkham

Davis named adjutant general and chief of staff

Brigadier General Richard B. Davis of Petersburg Virginia is appointed by General Irvin Walker to lead the Army of Northern Virginia Department as adjutant general and chief of staff. The appointment elevates a noted Virginian to a high command within the United Confederate Veterans.

Army of Northern Virginia Department “United Confederate Veterans Richard B. Davis Petersburg Irvine Walker Davis

Train Tickets To Atlantic City And South Jersey Resorts

Tickets issued for travel to Atlantic City Cape May and other south Jersey resorts via Cumberland Valley and Pennsylvania Railroads. Valid June 21 July 5 19 August 2 16 and 30 1906 with return within 16 days from issue. Inquiries to ticket agent at 4121.

Atlantic City Cape, May South Jersey Cumberland Valley Pennsylvania Niagara Falls Winchester Ashington Baltimore Camden Niagana Falls Mount Airy Washington Junction Lehiga Valley Eh Aity

Children Day services praised despite wet weather at St Pauls

June 19 Pawcett Gap reports Children’s Day services at St Pauls Church were well attended despite inclement weather. The program featured school choirs, recitations, songs, and exercises led by local children including Eva Pawcett Gretna Fawcett and Ruth Snapp. Various attendees and visitors noted after the event with family visits following.

Pawcett's Gap A. St Paul's Church Opie St the Temple Stade Gueas Mo Eva Pawcett Vernie Fawcett Ree Harry Lupton Lola Snapp Hosanna Ren Annie Lakeman Holy City Jerusalem Gretna Fawcett Jesus Lloyd Womeldorf Sewo

Rain delays and community notices in Cross Roads area

June notes report Mrs. Bessie Fletcher illness and new farm purchases by A C Carpenter and Mr. Howard Anderson. The Loy family plans Winchester move, Whitlock kin illness, Fenton Sirbaugh visiting Fletcher home, and corn harvest lag due to heavy rain. A storm raised water levels, Charles Richard loses a sow to lightning, J R Sirbaugh visits son Jacob, and Clinton Carpenter visits Capon Bridge. beliefs noted.

Ann Cross Roads Bessie Fletcher A. C. Carpenter Howard Anderson Cleave Loy Winchester James .Whitlocks Fenton Sirbaugh Clarke’ Fletchers Charles Richard J. R. Sirbaugh Jacob Sirbaugh Clinton Carpenter Capon Bridge

Kernstown Notes and Sudden Death in Front Royal

Kernstown reports visits by Walter Wisecarver and family to Berryville. Edward Clowser hosted by W. B. Robinson. Eli Ashwood and Sarah Fetzer with Mrs. Boyce in Chambersburg. William Wisecarver and wife with Joseph Miller’s family at Capon Roads. Mary Boyce returns from visit. Thomas J. Kirby of Front Royal dies suddenly from heart trouble at about 61, ex Twelfth Virginia Cavalry.

Kernstown Walter Wisecarver Gen Berryville Edward Clowser W. B. Robinson Eli Ashwood Sarah Fetzer Thos. Boyce Chambersyire William Wisecarver Joseph Miller Capon Roads Mary Boyce Front Royal Mr. Kirby Virginia Theatea Albert N. Mareh William H. Baker James Gin Ind Treadwell Gibson Samuel Gian Kate V. E Edward Helvestine Stamiey Gita Jane Cobb Powell Cobb Sallie Ginn Man Fant R. W. Ginn Albert N. Marsh KK. W. Ginn Clarke County James Ginn Catharine Daws Moses Ginn Edward Ginn Patience Daniel Jacob Daniel Josephine Krouse James ©. Krouse Sami M’cormick Whiting & Smith John M. Steck

Bluemont Branch Service Changes by Southern Railway

Southern Railway announces schedule changes on the Bluemont Branch. Nos. 125 and 126 will be removed daily except Sundays. Nos. 129 and 130 are canceled on Sundays. No. 125 daily except Sundays becomes daily, and No. 119 is canceled on Sundays.

Southern Railway Bluemont

Horse Show Dates for 1906 Season Listed

The schedule lists horse show dates across Virginia cities from Culpeper to Richmond. Events occur in Culpeper Fredericksburg Manassas Orange Charlottesville Front Royal Staunton Harrisonburg Berryville Warrenton Norfolk and Richmond between July and October.

Culpeper Fredericksburg Manassas Orange Charlottesville Front Royal Staunton Harrisonburg Berryville Warrenton Norfolk Richmond

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Robinson Brothers North Main Street Winchester, Va the Muder W. E B. Hoffman W.H. Lane Lane W. i Rt Hoffman Arch Street First National Bank Huyler Fred. S. Boyd Oor Main & Wate Good & Company Bank Fairmont Ave Cc. E. Murnan Philadelphia Best Wines Church Street W. A. Harford & CO John H. Enders Embalmer Mein St. Berryville R. E. Byrd C. W. Forsyth Byrd & Forsyth Warren and Rappahannock von & Forsyth R. EB. Ous Inchester Va Pope Tribunes N. A. Cooper Star Office Pfeiffer Piano House Washington, D. C Arthur R. Anderson Tri Fear Great Steel Bird Uemont Washington Ville Forts Rillemont Tyvil Maurice F. Castleman Prop Castleman's Ferry Ishiee Witte Luemont Seuthers Ry Balto Ohio R. R Elie Jupetion Prisonburg Ana Drawnton Lexington Salany Harper’s Hagerstown Way Frederick Martinsbur Chicago Columbus Wheel S. Ae Beanville Phila Patton Ricer Funk &Son Imecats Sae No South Main Street Bell Phone Main Street Freddie Muth Randolph Macon W. E. Stairs Manches Rambler A. L. Shearer North Loudoun Mutual Fire _ Insurance Company Hugh Lupton Agt Chas. E’brown Gen. Davis B. F. Fisher Roanoke Seaessens Sterling Remedy Co N.Y Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Blue Ridge Berry's Ferry Jane E. Dearmont White Post Ennyroy Chichesten Fawceti Sahel Carrie Shanholtz William Newel Strasburg Benton Snapp Sallie Hoover Little Brother Woodstock Laura Snapp Annie Lowery Minebank Miss Lowery Hi. B. Spencer I. Hardwick W. H. Taylor Brown Frederick County Wm. M. Atkinson Wesley J. Carper E . Walter C. H. Purcell R. Gray Williams Kay J _ Na Glaize Bros Stuart H. Edmonds Farmers & Merchants National Bank Wiehe Way H. & W. Seabright Edward Conner South Main St Tiedgies Sect Og Jones Jones Creamery Piccadilly St
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