Brookland cowered as Winchester shuts out Brookland 6 to 0
Winchester pitchers dominated Brookland at American League Park. Tom Cantwell allowed two hits and struck out Brookland’s bats as Dalton, McDonald and Dalton led the visitors with key hits including a homer. The final score was 6 to 0. The teams scheduled a rematch this afternoon.
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Brookland
Winchester
American League Park
Washington
Tom” Cantwell
Georgetown University
Graves Sr
Cy McDonald
Cantwell
Simons
Hayes
Rodler
Schelter
King
Biaker
Tansill
Duffy
Dalton
Brown
Baker
Duggan
Cy MacDonald
Inpintes
Wirchester
Divine on Presbyterianism Draws Berryville Faithful
Berryville Virginia prepares for a week long series of sermons by Rev. Dr. G B Strickler professor at Union Seminary and rector of Washington and Lee University. Dr Strickler will preach morning and evening starting August 24 inviting ministers from the Presbytery and laypeople to attend. Elaborate arrangements will house the visiting guests and amplify Presbyterian truths.
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Berryville
Scan m
G B. Strickler
Union Seminary
Richmond
Washington
Lee University
Presbyterian Church
Strickler
South
Cash Not in Sight No Baseball Team
Martinsburg West Virginia June 23 four men who organized a baseball club here announced they would abandon the effort after failing to raise the required amount About $200 has been subscribed about two thirds of the needed total While organizers withdraw they offer to turn over subscriptions to any responsible party who will support a strong team for the balance of the season and add $40 toward the project No cash has been received to date
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Teachers Pension Fund Ready for Board Meeting in Richmond
The State Board of Education will meet in Richmond on Friday to discuss distributing the pension fund and the location of several agricultural schools provided for by the East General Assembly. Supt. M. M. Lynch of this city is a board member and is likely to attend.
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State’ Board of ~ Education
Richmond
East General Assembly
Supt
M. M. Lynch
Shenandoah Valley Academy Auction Sells School Furniture
Private sale advertisement notes idle to 27th for Shenandoah Valley Academy with school furniture beds bedding chairs desks and more. Also reports stolen bases by Brown McDonald and Tansill and misc baseball game details including a wild pitch by Simons.
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Shenandoah” Valley
Academy
Ipit
Brown
McDonald
Tansill
Simons
Clum
Solenberger Woman Ordered to Pay $3600 in Estates Case
Judge Thomas W. Harrison rules in the Strickler administrator suit that Barbara A Solenberger must pay 3600 with interest from 1904 after guaranteeing notes of N W Solenberger. Court rejects $1600 credit and holds suit to be equitable against a married woman owning separate estate. appeal noted.
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Joseph P. Strickler
N. W
Barbara
A. Solenberger
Thomas W. Harrison
Circuit Court
Solenberger
Ww. Solenbergér
Strickler
Barbara A. Solenberger
Harrison
W. R. Stephenson
Ward and Larrick
Sherman II In Cleveland Sherman II In Cleveland
Rep James S Sherman candidate for Vice President on the Republican ticket was taken ill after the Chicago convention and transported to a Cleveland hospital. Specialists from Baltimore were summoned as his family traveled from Utica. His condition improved to resting easily with a 102 fever then normal.
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Hearst News Service
Cleveland
Ohio
James S.sherman
Utica
N. Y
Licket
Chicago
Wis
Sherman
Baltimore
Widow Mrs Mary Glaize Whisson Dies Suddenly at Lamps
Mrs Mary Glaize Whisson widow of John Whisson died suddenly at her Lamps county home while speaking with her granddaughter Miss Mary Sherman. The 76 year old collapsed from heart disease. Survived by three daughters and one son Ezra Whisson. Funeral at 10 tomorrow at the house with Rev C J Racey, then interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery, Winchester. She was long a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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Mary Glaize Whisson
John Whisson
Lamps
County
Orlock
Mary Sherman
Ma’ Burn
Whisson
Sher
Chambersville
Banas
Amos Marker
Opequon
Ashby Graves
Relief
Elizabeth Sherman
Ezra Wihisson
John E. Copp
Kernstown
D. W. Ramey
Charles Town
W. Va
C. J. Racey
Winchester
Mount Hebron
Taft-Sherman Legion Organized in Keller's Hall
The Taft-Sherman Legion was organized in Keller's hall with 108 members. C. M. Gibbons was elected chairman, Frank E. Willis secretary, Joseph T. Brown treasurer, and ward vice chairmen named. The group aims to back the Republican ticket and Gibbons outlined plans to organize Taft-Sherman regions across multiple counties.
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Chicago
Virginia
Mibens
Legion
Keller’s Hall
North Main Street
Gibbons
C. M. Gibbons
Frank E. Willis
Joseph T. Brown
First Ward
W. L. Fultz
Wash. M. Seal
George Woodward
Second Ward
C. W. Ramsburg
Joseph F. Bean
Henry J. Willis
Seventh Congressional District
Taft-Sherman
Frederick, Clarke
Warren
Page
Shenandoah
Rockingham
Albemarle
Rappahannock
Madison and
Greene
Patterson Case In Jury's Hands
The Patterson case went to the jury late this afternoon after arguments by J P Reardon and Harry R Kern for the commonwealth and R T Barton for the accused. James Patterson, son of former saloon keeper Joseph Patterson, is accused of selling a pint of whiskey to Charles F Taylor on May 11 in a local option territory. The second trial follows a hung jury in a previous proceeding. The jury includes Denny, Stricker, Russell, Hillyard, Brill, Grim, and Streit. Evidence began after jurors were chosen. testimony ended by midafternoon and the case was submitted to the jury. The proceedings are before Judge William M Atkinson with notable attendance from business and professional men and several ministers.
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James Patterson
Joseph Patterson
Winchester
Charles F. Taylor
Corporation Court
William M. Atkinson
Patterson
Wilson
Messrs
Robert A. Denny
Fredericck Stricker
Isaac W. Russell
Bennett W. Hillyard
Robert S. Brill
C. H. Grim
Miller Streit
Robert T. Barton
James P. Reardon
Harry R. Kern
Atkinson
The
Star
Shah and Assembly Clash in Tehran Parlia ment Siege
In Teheran June 238 forces of cossacks surrounded the parliament and mosque demanding arrests ordered by the Shah. The assembly refused, guards fired, several cossacks killed. Reinforcements and artillery entered the city as fighting continued. The parliament building remained surrounded and the Shah faced possible overthrow. The assembly resented the cabinet as incompetent.
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Hearst
Teheran
Persia
Assembly
William B. Leeds Dies in Paris Former railroad president dies in Paris
William B. Leeds, former president of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, dies in Paris after a brief illness. He was a leading figure in finance and a pioneer of the American tin plate industry.
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Hearst News Service
Paris
William B. Leeds
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Leeds
Notable Wedding in London at St James Palace
Miss Jean Reid daughter of Hon Whitelaw Reid marries Hon John Hubert Ward brother of the Earl of Dudley in a royal ceremony at the Chapel Royal St James Palace attended by King Edward and Queen Alexandra and many royals. The couple honeymoon then Ireland before September 1. Also announced Miss Katharine Elkins will wed the Duke of the Abruzzi in October at the Royal Palace of Racconigi with the Italian royal family.
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Chapel Royal
St. James’ Palace
John Hubert
Miss Elkins
Hearst News Service
London
Jean Reid
Whitelaw Reid
John Hubert Ward
Earl of Dudley
Royal Chapel
St. James’ S Palace
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Prince
Princess of
Wates
Duke
Duchess of
Connaught
Prince Arthur of
Patricia of
Princess Alexander of
Teck
Francis of
Dorchester House
Reid
Dean
Grovenor
Lord Dudley
Ireland
Turin
Italy
Duke of the
Ghastly Find Near Johnstown
The body of Peter Hubbard, 45, night fireman at Brus baker mine near Spangler, was found in the woods by miners. His head was battered and bloodied. beer bottles covered with blood lay nearby. Authorities suspect tramp violence. Hubbard leaves a widow and six children.
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Hearst News Service
Johnstown
Peter Hubbard
Brus Baker
Death of John Edward Washington at 16
John Edward Washington son of Thomas Washington died of consumption yesterday at his home 694 North Main Street aged 16. He leaves his father and several brothers and sisters. The funeral was held at four o'clock this afternoon.
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John Edward Washington
Thomas ,Washington
North Main Street
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G. B. Strickler
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Taft--Sherman Legion Organized
Korrent
No. North Main
Henry Baetjer
J. P. Reardon
Commonwealth
R. T. Barton
Shah
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