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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1907

Page

3

Brazilian Gypsies Arrive in Winchester With Family Group

A group described as Brazilian gipsies including three men three women and 12 children arrived in Winchester this morning. They came from Staunton via the Valley pike, traveled in five wagons with supplies, and planned to camp in the suburbs. The men sought permission to tell fortunes while the women and children stayed at the Patterson and Kidwell restaurant for lunch.

Valley Pike Staunton Roosevelt Patterson & Kidwell East Water Street Baker Virginia

Statement of the financial condition of People's Bank

A sworn statement from J Harvey Canter cashier lists the bank's assets and liabilities as of May 29, 1907 at Stephens City Virginia. It shows loans and discounts 37070.52 dollars and other items including banking house furniture and fixtures notes due from banks and specie with total assets 87070.52 dollars and liabilities including capital stock and deposits.

I. J Harvey Canter People’s Bank Stephens City Virginia Pelief J. Harvey Can‘rur Ae L. A. Adam John M Eoske C.E Cougill State of Virginia

Keating Hinted for State Comptroller in Cumberland

The Baltimore Sunday Sun features a strong likeness of John Keating of Cumberland Maryland. He is named as a possible state comptroller, similar to a treasurer, with ties to Winchester and Cumberland figures including Clark Distilling Company president James Clark. He serves as vice president of the Farmers and Merchants' National Bank in Winchester and has many friends there.

Baltimore Sunday Sun John Keating Cumberland Keating Win Chester William and Thomas Keating James Clark Clark Distilling Company Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank Winchester City

All Out Card Triggers Home Sabotage Tale

A Denver woman locks up and posts All out Dont leave anything on the door. On return she finds the house looted and the note turned to Thanks we havent left much. Also notes Vienna dressmakers strike and British notes about Father Prout.

Denver

Life of Sea Anemone Reveals Longevity

Scientists note that a sea anemone has been found to live up to fifty years, highlighting remarkable lifespan in simple marine animals.

Quote on advice and wisdom from a judge

A judge notes that many people who habitually offer advice would never yield wisdom even if their main source of insight were cut off. The remark critiques constant talking without substance.

Nervous Women and Silk Skirt Anxiety

A brief remark contrasts highly nervous women with those unsettled by the constant rustle of silk, noting such anxiety as extreme. The line appears in Fliegende Blätter quoted by The Evening Star.

County Couples Licensed To Wed In County Clerk WalkIn

William Teets 21 and Ollie V. Dicks 22, both county residents, secured a marriage license Saturday evening. Philip Carper 21 and Martha Brown 19, also county residents, received licenses with the latter couple wed that same evening by Rev. S K Wine of the United Brethren Church.

Ing Geo W. Teets Jacob Dicks Philip Carper James W. Carper Miss Mar Rev S. K. Wine The United Brethren Church

Fire Rages Through Nashville Wholesale District

A severe blaze threatens Nashville's wholesale district as flames engulf the business area this afternoon. Residents are alarmed as the fire rages and concessions are refused in the wake of a pending strike by telegraphers.

Nashville Union Telegraph Company Telegraphers’ Union

Yeakley Purchases Farm Near Welltown for 37500 Cash

Mr. G. H. Yeakley buys the late William R. Yeakley’s farm located 414 miles north of Winchester near Welltown. The cash price is 37500. Advertise in The Star.

G. H. Yeakley William R. Yeakley Winchester Welltown

Report of the Union Bank of Winchester 1907 condition

The Union Bank of Winchester in Winchester Virginia filed its 1907 report with the State Corporation Commission. The balance sheet lists loans and discounts 241 141.55 overdrafts 1 778.75 and stocks bonds and mortgages 2 633 33 with real estate values and other items totaling 805 847.13. Cash items include checks currency and denominations and the bank shows deposits and capital stock figures with attestations by cashier Lee R Grim and directors George W Kurtz William Atkinson and H S Lupton. The document is sworn before N P Herbert S Larrick on January 24 1907.

Washington Connecticut Avenue Terrace Connecticut Avenue Hugh S. Lupton Rouss Avenue Winchester Frederick Hatcher Colorado Washington, D. C Robert E. Heater I. Lee R. Grim Lee R. Grim Geo. W. Kurtz Wm. Atkinson Lupton State of Virginia Frederick Herbert Larrick

Petition Seeks Parlor Cars for Valley Trains

A petition from Harrisonburg Virginia asks Southern Railway to add at least one parlor car to the early morning train connecting at Strasburg Junction with the Baltimore and Ohio line arriving Winchester at 9 31. The petition also requests one on the evening Harrisonburg bound train linking at Strasburg Junction with the B and O leaving Winchester. The petition argues parlor car service would aid travelers, especially ladies and children.

Harrisonburg Southern Railway Washington Strasburg Junction Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Winchester

Fire Damages Naylor Block As Firefighters Prevents Destruction

Fire swept the Naylor block near the Southern Railway depot in Front Royal on Saturday but rapid firefighting saved the buildings. Insurance covers the damage. Alaska homestead prospects outlined by C C Georgeson suggest 320 acre parcels for up to 2 8 million families and a potential 3 million population. Sir Edward Elgar, visiting New York and Pittsburgh, deflected questions about criticizing American composers, saying he has too many friends here to discuss their work.

Naylor Front Royal Southern Railway Edward Sir Edward Elgar New York Pittsburg

Wyman and Her Tips and Other Late News Bits

A miscellany notes women tips on tips and fault, coal dust research seeks elements making dust dangerous, New Orleans supper items include six fried oysters and chicken salad, Royal Family name origin traced to Zolerin ancestor, Zollern to Hohenzollern.

New Orleans Zolerin Hohenzollern William Roumania Burchardus of Zollern

Monument to Ovid Planned at Bulmona by D Annunzio

A movement to erect a monument to the poet Ovid at Bulmona the ancient Sulmo of Samnium has been initiated by Italian poet Gabriele d Annunzio who helped bring the project forward.

Ovid Bulmona Sulmo Samnium Gabriele d’Annunzio

Frederick County Court Notice In Chancery 1907

In the Clerk's Office for Frederick County Circuit Court a suit by W. Lockhart against J. Pleberlig seeks $500 and costs plus attachment of timber rights and lands in Frederick County including 40 acres on Jesse Pugh farm near Gore and lumber in Cumberland Valley yards at Winchester. Defendant not resident. required to appear within 15 days after publication. notice in Evening Star Winchester for four weeks and posting at courthouse front door.

Frederick Vere Chas W. Lockhart J.C. Pleberlig Jesse Pugh Gore Montgomery Cumberland Valley Railroad Company Winchester Court House of County Ci Court Amos E. Marker Catherine’ Glassford Isaac N. Jares W. Wisjaceck Wm. Buncutter Virginie Buncutter Bgp Oat Buncutter Catherine Iford Virginia William Buncutter James Buncutter George E. M. Cunnia Evening Star of Fredrick Ghaskex Frank Sanuel Herbert Larrick

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