Keating Leaves Butte for California Law Partnership
The article notes attorney Mr. Keating, long resident of Montana and Butte, will practice in San Diego in partnership with Morris Binnard. He came to Butte four years ago from Virginia, joined Canning & Keating, and led in estate administrations. He was active in Elks and Knights of Columbus.
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Chester Pg
Seb
Butte
Mont
San Diego
Cal
Butte Inter Mountain
Keating
Bah Cal
Morris Binmard
Montana
Virginia
M F. Canning
Canning & Keating
California
Lodge of Elks
Knights of Columbus
Summer Has Officially Begun On Longest Day
The calendar marked the start of summer with a day lasting 14 hours and 50 minutes. The sun rose at 4 40 and set at 7 30, creating the year's longest daylight period.
Frontier Celebration Tonight in Cheyenne
Indians and Cowboys celebration to be held in Cheyenne Wyoming with Col Roosevelt participating in what is billed as the greatest event of its kind. Details continue on page 6.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Col. Roosevelt
Three Month Old Girl Dies At Gore Home
Latane Arbra Dunlap aged three months died at her Gore county home early yesterday. The funeral was held today with Rev. Roy Schmucker officiating. She was the granddaughter of Mr. William Grady.
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Latane Arbra Dunlap
Gore
This County
Roy Schmucker
William Grady
Maxwell Cars Delivered to Local Buyers
Mr. W. E. Huntsberry, local Maxwell agent, delivered a touring car to Fred Robinson and a runabout to Noble Pierce of Clarke county.
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W. E. Huntsberry
Maxwell Automobile
Fred. Robinson
Noble Pierce
Clarke County
Washable Coat Suits Offer from Henry Baetjer Co
Ad on the 4th page promotes washable coat suits at greatly reduced prices from Henry Baetjer & Co. The listing emphasizes affordability and spring wardrobe options.
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Henry. Baetjer & Co
Donohoe Praises State Cash Deposits by Local Officials
Public Auditor Donohoe announced in Richmond that at opening time the state had cash on hand totaling 613 146 82 dollars. He credited county and city treasurers for strict statutory compliance and urged regular remittances, noting most officers have consistently turned in funds rather than waiting year end.
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Donohoe
Richmond
District Epworth League Meeting in Hagerstown
The Freder ick District Epworth League met at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church in Hagerstown with over 100 delegates. Rev. Widder spoon gave an address followed by a reception. Rev. Gilum will speak at closing tonight. Reports show 14 chapters with 1100 members. two large chapters did not report.
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Frederick District
Epworth League
Hagerstown
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
W. R. Widderspoon
Foundry Methodist Church
Washington
J. M. Gilum
Forest Park Methodist Church
Baltimore
1909 Marriage Announced for Graves and Shuler
Charles N Graves and Miss Willie Shuler both of Page county were married in Annapolis Maryland in September 1909 though publicly announced recently. Graves proceeded to Nelson county for pressing engagements and informed Mrs Graves of the ceremony.
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Charles N. Graves
Willie Shuler
Page County
Romney Town To Oversee Water System Work
Bids for Romney water system exceeded the bond amount, so town authorities will cut substantial requirements from the specifications and execute the project under municipal supervision.
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Romney
Driving Matinee Hagerstown July 4 Parade
The Hagerstown Driving Club invites thousands to a July 4 driving matinee under club auspices. An automobile parade featuring hundreds of cars will be a key event.
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Hagerstown Driving Club
Cholera Found Among Crew of Duca Degli Abruzzi
Two cases of cholera were discovered among the crew of the steam ship Duca Degli Abruzzi at New York. Public health authorities quarantined portions of the vessel and began inspections of passenger and crew health records. Local hospitals prepared to treat potential cases and trace contacts aboard the ship.
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Duca Degli Abruzzi
New York
Confederate Veteran Robert B Hoover Dies at 80 in Virginia
Robert B Hoover about 80 died Sunday afternoon at his daughter Mrs G D Wines home in Churchville Virginia He served four years in the war with Company IL Fifth Virginia Infantry and was a Mt Tabor Lutheran Church member Funeral was held Tuesday morning at the church with burial in a nearby cemetery He was survived by several children.
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Churchville
Robert B. Hoover
G. D. Wine
Fifth Virginia Infantry
Mt. . Tabor
Lutheran Lutheran
Big Dance Tonight at Friendship Hall
A large crowd is expected as tickets sell well for a dance at Friendship Hall, hosted by city youths. The Winchester Orchestra will perform an appealing program, and dancing runs from shortly after 8 o clock to about midnight.
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Friendship Hall
Hall of the Friendship Fire Company
Winchester Orchestra
Ab ernathy Kids Rescue at Auditorium Friday
At the Auditorium Friday night the sensational picture THE AB ERNATHY KIDS RESCUE plays. Louis and Temple are sent with lunch for their father who is in the woods cutting lumber. They are chased by wolves and treed. the Marshal returns home to search for them and fights the wolves barehanded. Tickets 5 cents.
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Abernathy
Louis
Temple
Col. Roosevelt
Rice's Circus Assignment Marks Creditors’ Losses
Dan Rice's Circus, after a stop in Charlestown and prior stop in Winchester, assigned all creditors to C N Campbell trustee with a $20 000 bond. The outfit, three cars, will be disposed of and the show had planned to go to Charleston. President Taft urged Congress to strengthen the pure food and drug act per Supreme Court guidance.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Dan Rice
Winchester
Harpers Ferry
C. N. Campbell
Charleston
Taft
Congress
Suprem Court
Hungarian Man Sentenced for Counterfeiting in Cleveland
Miles Mandich, a Hungarian national, received a 12 year sentence in Cleveland for counterfeiting. An 15 million dollar old plate was reportedly used in the coronation banquet at Buckingham Palace in London. Summer Hosiery ad appears on the 5th page. Moling and Seal referenced. Ip
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Miles Mandich
Cleveland
Buckingham Palace
London
Moling & Seal
Winchester to Host Largest Summer Normal School Attendance
The Star reports the Summer Normal School for Teachers will be held at John Kerr Public School in Winchester in July. Conductor J D Harris says first day enrollment could reach 160 with many more in the week. Faculty touted as the strongest yet includes J D Harris, Clara Fishpaw, V Shoemaker, E Albert Smith, W G Edmondson, T Smith, W A Anderson Jr, Mrs Hodges, M E Coppedge, Lila Chisman, and N D Cool as local manager.
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J.2
Hatria
Amelia
Star
John Kerr Public School
Winchester
Harris
N. D Cool
Maryland
Seir
the Star
J. D. Harris
Amelia High School
Clara B. Fishpaw
A. B
Abletown Agricultural
V. Shoemaker
Hast Radford
E. Albert Smith
Fauquier County
W. G. Edmondson
Loudoun County
W. A. Anderson, Jr
Bristol
Tenn
United States
Virginia
W. T. Hodges
The
University of Music
Washington, D. C
Lila Chisman
Farmville Normal School
Hampton City Schools
N. D. Cool
Winchester City Schools
Six Reel Show At Auditorium Tonight Features War Story
A two hour program plays at the Six Reel Show Auditorium this evening. Features include Biograph Vitagraph and Kalem reels with "By a Woman's Wit" a southern war story. Big Home Store ads note specials on page six.
State Health Meeting to Study Sanitorium Conditions
The annual meeting of the state board of health will be held duly at Catawba with a preliminary session in Richmond. The board will discuss rising public health demands, proposed measures for the next legislature, and review cures at the state sanitorium and its outreach to homes.
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State Board of Health
Catawba
Richmond
State Board
Hotter Weather Coming Signals Heat Spell Ahead
The article notes rising heat with cooler nights and mids day warmth. It warns a hot spell may persist after recent mild days and cites a Washington weather bulletin predicting fair weather tonight and Friday.
Telegraph to Telephone Conversion Tracks Western Union Upgrade
Western Union linemen finished installing telephones in the Staunton station and surrounding Chesapeake and Ohio lines for dispatching trains. Telegraphs remain for emergencies while the system expands to other divisions. Many major roads now use telephones alongside telegraph, with both systems available.
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Western Union
Staunton Railway
Chesapeake, and Ohio Railway
Cumberland Valley
Winchester
Harrisburg
Delightful Picnic Near Wadesville Draws Youths
A group of young people enjoyed a picnic yesterday near Wadesville in Clarke County. Chaperones were Mrs. B. M. Knight and Mrs. Harry W. Hyde.
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Wadesville
Clarke County
B. M. Knight
Harry W. Hyde
Thurman March Is Dead
Thurman March ten months old son of Mr and Mrs Frank March died last evening at home 910 South Brad dock street after ten hours illness due to tainted milk fed to the child. He became ill early Wednesday morning and despite medical care could not be saved. He leaves Garland and Ernestine March and funeral services will be at the house at 10 o clock Friday morning conducted by Rev T K Cromer and interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Thurman March
Frank
Braddock Street
Garland
Ernestine
T. K. Cromer
Centennary Reformed Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Major League Scores Show Varied Outcomes Across Leagues
In Detroit the Tigers defeated Cleveland 6 to 3 while Athletics fell to Washington 4 to 1 and Boston routed New York 11 to 3. Chicago beat St. Louis 4 to 2, and Nationals crushed Pittsburgh 14 to 1 as New York topped Boston 4 to 0 with Philadelphia 2 over Brooklyn and St. Louis 3 over Cincinnati 2.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Athletics
Washington
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Nationals
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Virginia Military Institute class of 52 diplomas awarded
West Point style ceremony honored the first VMI class of 52 graduates the largest in school history. Major General Leonard Week praised VMI as second only to West Point and urged many graduates to join the army. Major J C Hemphill of the Richmond Times-Dispatch spoke to the crowd. A Charlestown party returning home via touring car was seen in Witchester.
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Virginia Military Institute
Leonard Week
United States Army
West Point
Army
J. C. Hemphill
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Panama Canal Bids Accepted From Virginia and West Virginia
Secretary of the Treasury announced 1190 bids for three percent Panama bonds. notable West Virginia and Virginia participants include John T. Porterfield Charlestown $10000 at 102.75 Harry M. Porterfield Charlestown $1000 at 102.50 Dr. H. A. Moore Charlestown $1000 at 102.60 and L. William Brown Charlestown $1000 at 102.25.
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Panama
L. William Brown
Charlestown
Lost gold bracelet marked M D 8 at Winchester Inn
Bracelet of gold marked M D 8 lost Tuesday evening. If found return to the office for reward. Sold by J M Orndoff sole agent, Thursdays and Saturdays. Prof G C Shepard used the coffee at the Winchester Inn.
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G. C. Shepard
Winchester Inn
J. M. Orndoff
Thurs&Sat
Fin
M. D
Mexican youth lynched in Thorndale after fatal incident
A Mexican youth was lynched in Thorndale Texas following the killing of a local businessman. The event sparked panic and raised tensions as authorities investigated the mob action and sought to restore order.
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Thorndale
Texas
May Appeal Gage In Damages Case At Frederick Court
A court session in Frederick heard a case against the Winchester and Railroad Company over damages awarded to the administrator of Grim. After long deliberation the jury reached a compromise verdict of 80 dollars, with the damages amount to be set by the court at 1 499 dollars. Attorneys for both sides sought time for an appeal to the Supreme Court. The proceedings involved figures and names including Speak Byrd and Mr. Berryville, with actions postponed for further consideration.
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Tetiree Grim
Speak Byrd
Virgi Gates
Com Torney
Frederick
Virginian Aims Editorial Shift With July Start
The Virginian, Richmond’s paper, announces a change starting in July. The edition notes a new editorial leadership with B. H. Lambeth and others taking chief writing roles as part of the restructuring.
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the Virginian
Richmond
Times-D
Field
the. Journal
B. H. Lambeth
Decree Granted in Massie Couple Custody Case
In the Corporation Court Judge Harrison awarded a decree in favor of Thomas William Massie from his wife Clara V. Massie and Miss Ritter. Three years to elapse before the decree became absolute. The wife’s counsel was Attorney P. Reardon.
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Corporation Court
Harrison
Thomas
Liam Massie
Hia
Clara V. Massie
Miss Ritter
Hag
Algoric
Ira- Th
Attorn P. Reardon
Special sale at Russell & Greens on Saturday
Ladies gauze vests offered at a special sale by Russell and Greens on Saturday, with discount tones and limited stock.
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Russell & Greens
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J.E. Keating
San Diego, Cal
Epworth
Rice’ S Circus Innis
Northern
Institute For Teachers
M. E. Coppédge
Woodstock, Va
Sol
Star Today
Cy&,c. Regins
Thurman
Lo West Point
Panama Canal
Lewia
Railway Company
Young
Virginian
Issay
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