Gibson Picture Night Promises Fashionable Audience
A hospital fundraiser at The Auditorium features Gibson pictures and a farce with a famed cast of society figures. Rehearsals run nightly as seats go for 50 cents reserved, 35 cents general, 25 cents child, with the program including puzzles and comical sketches interspersed by the Auditorium Orchestra led by Mrs. H. D. Fuller.
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Hospital Fund
Winchester
Gibson Pictures
Horsey & Atwell’s
Horse Kicked Him In the Right Side
While carrying a horse at Back Creek this morning Manuel E Triplett was seriously kicked in the right side by the animal. He was found by John Parish who helped him to his home. The swelling worsened after he went to town to see Dr Miller whose arrival confirmed the ailment. Triplett resides near Lake View.
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Back Creek
Manuel E. Triplett
Triplett
John Parish
Miller
Mr. Triplett
Lake View
Baptist Church Ice Cream Festival This Week
The young ladies of the Baptist Church host an ice cream festival at the Charley Reuss Engine House and yard on Thursday Friday and Saturday nights this week. You are invited to help in a good work.
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Young Ladies of the Baptist Church
Charley Reuss
Cab Maddux Dies After Card Game On Broad Street
H Cabell Maddux known as Cab Maddux dies suddenly Monday morning about 1 30 in a room over a Richmond store on Broad Street He had been staying at Murphy's and complained of feeling ill He rose from a card table and then collapsed preserving notes of his wit and horse interests He traced his roots to Fauquier county served with Mosby and once ran Fauquier White Sulphur and Orkney Springs and raced horses in Winchester He weighed 350 pounds after recent weight loss
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H. Cabell Maddux
Mr. Maddux
Cab” Maddux
Fauquier County
Mosby
Orkney Springs
Winchester
Physicians to Inspect Guy Hospitals for Winchester Memorial
Dr. W. P. McGuire Dr. W. S. Love Dr. W. A. Bell and Dr Hunter McGuire depart for Washington and Baltimore to inspect hospitals for ideas on Winchester Memorial Hospital construction. They expect to return tomorrow night. The hospital fund rises to 8398.00 with a 0.00 contribution from Mr. Thomas Cover.
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W. P. McGuire
W. S. Love
W. A. Bell
Hunter McGuire
Washington
Baltimore
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Thomas Cover
Bloomer Girls to Meet Martinsburg Team in Winchester
The England Bloomer girls will play Martinsburg in Winchester next Monday. The touring club has been on the road since 1892 when they visited Winchester. They played here with mixed interest and faced some social disapproval from local girls after a banquet and ball. They have played 1,377 games and won 731.
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England
Martinsburg
Winchester
Boyce man wins champion rose grower title
Mr. W. J. Manning of Boyce is named champion rose grower after sending a branch bearing a cluster of 72 roses and buds.
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W. J. Manning
Boyce
Arrested Men Acquitted by Judge Bragonier in Winchester
The case centers on Edward McFarland and Edward Anderson jailed on brick theft charges. Judge Bragonier, aided by City Solicitor Ward and Prosecuting Attorney Boyd, released them after ruling warrants were never issued, following a contested sequence of filings and a postponed trial.
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Winchester
Barton
Justice Bragonier
R. M. Ward
Holmes Boyd
Edward McFarland
Edw. S. Anderson
Neville
Cartmell
McFarland
Anderson
Bragonier
Byrd
McCann
Helm
D. H. Bragonier
Edward Anderson
Ward
Commonwealth of Virginia
Anderson and McFarland
Purcell Files Fatal News of Sister in Fayette Ohio
T V Purcell inspector of weights and measures receives word of death of sister Mrs Alice Smith in Fayette Ohio. Details scarce but cancer operation recently performed. She leaves husband Eugene Smith and one son, four brothers including T V Purcell, and two sisters.
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T. V. Purcell
Alice Smith
Fayette
Ohio
Smith
City
Samuel
Brucetown
Lot A
Joseph
Lydia A. Ee
Rath Smith
Too Drunk to Tell His Name
A man too drunk to give his name was arrested with a partner on south Market street after begging near the Umbrella Menders' Association meeting in Hagerstown. The Hagerstown delegate was jailed but to be released to catch the Fourth of July trek. The other man, a self-styled Confederate veteran of the Louisiana Tigers, was sober and not arrested. Rev. George T. Tyler of Uperville is visiting his daughter on East Peyton Street.
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Umbrella Menders’ Association
Hagerstown
Neville
J. W. Taylor
Louisiana Tigers
South Market Street
Louisiana Tiger
George T. Tyler
Upperville
Mrs
Clinton Buckner
East Peyton Street
Railroad gate mishap prompts damages suit claim
F M Lake of North Fork Va states his daughter Ella H Lake was injured near Piccadilly street when gates failed to descend before a B and O crossing. A colored man warned of the oncoming train as the locomotive passed, injuring Ella’s ankle. Dr Kerfoot calls it severe. Lake plans legal action against the railroad.
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Ella H. Lake
The
Valley Female College
Lucy Lake
Middleburg
Loudoun County
Dayton
Piccadilly Street
Kerfoot
Berryville
Wheeled Baggages Arrive at Capon Springs
Arrivals include W L Robinson of Pittsburg H Reynolds and Samuel MacKachen of Scranton. They traded a wheelbarrow for a wheelbarrow ride after an accident on the Winchester to Capon Springs journey. They then returned to their city last night.
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Capon
Messrs
W.l.robinson
Pittsburg
H. B. Reynolds
Samuel MacKachen
Scranton
Winchester
Frescor Spots at Work on Main Street Building
Mr William Spotts, once a painter, is applying a liberal coat of new paint to the front of Mr E J Evans residence on north Main street.
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Wm. Spotts
E. J. Evans
North Main Street
Visit of Mr A C Fine to Hickory Camp
Richmond district consul Mr A C Fine of the Woodmen of the World will visit Hickory camp in the city next Friday night.
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A. C. Fine
Richmond
Woodmen of the World
Hickory Camp
School Board Re Elects Teachers In Regular Meeting
The School Board re elected teachers for John Kerr Public Schools and Colored Schools with no contest. Finances show about 132 on hand for property improvements and 315836 in bank with various anticipated deductions. Attendance averaged 480 at John Kerr and 1838 at colored schools. The rules committee continued work and the board adjourned to meet in August.
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J. C. van Fossen
N. D. Cool
Mia
Anna A. Hobson
Juliet A. McCaw
Edgar R. Arnold
Mary Strider
Bettie Green
Nora Nott
Madie Bell
Alice G. Gibson
Beulah Cline
Mary Gray
John Kerr Public Schools
John H. Quiett
Lena V. Webb
Isabella Strange
Winchester
RE. Holmes Boyd
F. R. Snapp
Miller Supply Co
Franck Baker
Gray
John Kerr
Relic bombshell found at Shenandoah site near Fort Loudoun
At the Shenandoah Valley National Bank site a laborer named John Jones uncovered an antique bombshell near Fort Loudoun foot. This marks the third shell found in the area recently, believed to be Revolutionary War relics. Ashby Camp elects new Confederate veterans Perrigore and Herbert. Lawn party at Frederick Plaza approved by supervisors. Daughters of the Confederacy to manage event. Captain Haymaker reports a monetary total for Private John Allen rising from 3.40 to 5.00 after adjournment.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
John Jones
Fort Loudoun
Washington
James M. Haymaker
John Allen
Cum
California Perfumes at Bushnell's
Mr Wm Andrews sustained a bruised left knuckle with swelling reported after an incident. California Perfumes is noted as the item involved or location of sale at Bushnell's.
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Mr. Wm. Andrews
California Perfumes
Bushnell’s
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Edgar E.stone
Lawrence Lavender
Mayfair
Harry Kern
Bloomfield Brambleton
Spottswood White
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Brambleton
Anne Cover
Matilda Jane
R. Gray Williams
William P. McGuire
R. T. Barton
R. EB. Byrd
J. Brad. Beverly
Loring Cover
Holmes Conrad, Jr
Joseph Wright
A. M. Baker
Kate Conrad
Gussie Conrad
Lily Boyd
Lucy Willis
Virginia Baker
Bessie Conrad
Lucy Oe
Virginia Cover
Katie Sheetz
Westwood Beverly
Avanel Beverly
Marshall Russell
Roy Stephenson
John Boyd
Dan. Conrad
Davis Conrad
Taylor Wall
Horse
Maddux
O. E. Neville
Virginia
C.E. Neville
J. P
D. H. Bragonier, J. P
Mr. Purcell
Fayette, Ohio
Miss Lake
B. & C. Crossing
North Fork, Va
Capon Springs
Frescor Spotts At
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