Cleveland Funeral Follows Private, Simple Rite
Former President Grover Cleveland to be buried without pomp or display in Princeton. Flags at half mast and gun salutes mark the day as Mrs. Cleveland’s wishes are observed. No sermon or eulogy, scripture readings only, and public participation is limited.
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Mr. Cleveland
Roosevelt
Hearst News Service
Princeton
N. J
Cleveand
Grover Cleveland
United States
Cleveland
Atlantic
Pacific
Wheat Harvest At Its Height In The County
Harvest progresses rapidly with promising yield and minimal storm damage. Reapers run across all sections, labor ample, and much standing grain expected to be in barn or stack by the Fourth of July.
Entire Pack of Hounds Is Killed
From Upperville Loudoun county report that rabies among fox hounds of the Piedmont Hunt Club led officers to order the killing of the entire pack. The loss includes several valuable dogs, a serious blow to the club.
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Upperville
Loudoun County
Piedmont Hunt Club
Dr Cox Home Again After Maryland Visit
Rev. Dr. S. K. Cox returned home last night after visiting his sister on Maryland’s eastern shore following the final exercises at Randolph-Macon College. Though still weak he continues to improve from effects of his recent attack.
Luther Church Dedication Opens Krauth Memorial Library
A new Krauth Memorial Library at the Lutheran Theological Seminary Mount Airy near Philadelphia cost 100000 and honors Rev. Dr. Charles Porterfield Krauth. The building houses 30000 volumes including incunabula and sixteenth century works and serves the seminary and Lutheran archives of America. Distinguished clergy and professors attended the ceremonies with visitors from across Pennsylvania and beyond.
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Lutheran Theological Seminary
Morwnt Airy
Philadelphia
Charles Porterfield Krauth
Grace Lutheran Church
Winchester
Krauth
Martinsburg
W. Va
Pennsylvania
Dr. Krauth
University of Pennsylvania
Congressional Library
New Public Library
New York
Mount Airy
Lutheran Church of America
Ministerium of
L Luther
America
Seek Refuge At The Legations
Teheran June 26 leaders of the opposition party seek refuge at legations to escape the Shahs wrath and probable death. The finance minister secretary of parliament and MPs shelter at the Italian legation. the president of parliament at the French legation. the English legation crowded. Refugees face death threats amid Shah loyalist depredations as siege of Teheran continues.
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Teheran
Foot Accident Leaves Mr Maynard Foreman Homebound
Mr Maynard Foreman suffered a nail puncture to his right foot while at work yesterday and is now confined to his home for recovery.
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Maynard Foreman
Income Tax Explained by City Solicitor in Virginia
City Solicitor Williams provides a concise summary of Virginia income tax rules in response to a request from Commissioner Correll. The note outlines deductions of up to 1000 dollars, income timing, capital losses, and proper deduction of property expenses, rents, salaries, and interest.
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Williams
Tax Commission
R. Gray . Williams
Revenue
J. E. Correll
Virginia
Common Council
Correll
Louis Nulton Assigned Ordnance Officer on Ohio
Lieut Com Louis McCoy Nulton of this city has been ordered from the U S S Panther to the battleship Ohio as ordnance officer. He sailed with the Atlantic fleet from Hampton Roads last December and will likely stay until the fleet returns from its world voyage. Homeward bound not expected before next February. Orders set the fleet to sail from San Francisco on July 7.
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Louis McCoy Nulton
Reverend Potter Preaches at Re Hef and Paxtons Services
Rev C L Potter of the Frederick circuit Methodist Episcopal Church South will preach Sunday at Re Hef at 11 a m. and Paxtons at 7 p m with children’s day services at Opéquon at 2 30 p m. No services at Lamps.
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C. L. Potter
Frederick
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Opéquon
Paxtons
Autos and teams to set at Huff's Livery
Stylish teams and automobiles to let at Huff's Livery on Iaddock Street. See me first for quick service and prompt attention.
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Huff
S. “Iaddock St
Virginia Weather Report Sees Fair Nights and Saturday
For Virginia fair tonight and Saturday with light winds and no precipitation. Temperatures remain mild with overnight lows near and daytime highs around seasonal averages in the central region.
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Virginia
Red Men Will Decorate Graves Memorial Service Sunday
The Shawnee Tribe No. 2 Improved Order of Red Men holds its annual memorial and grave decoration at Mount Hebron Cemetery on Sunday afternoon. Tennessee Tribe of Stephens City will attend in Winchester, with members gathering at the Market street wigwam at 3 o clock before marching to the cemetery.
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Mount Hebron
Tennessee Tribe
Stephens City
Winchester
Market Street
Bush Meeting At Lamps July 12
The first bush meeting of the summer will be held at Lamps on Sunday July 12. There will be all day services led by Rev C L Potter and dinner will be served on the grounds. All are invited to attend.
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C. L. Potter
Block Party New Rink Promises Weekly Skate Prize
Community event titled Block Party unveils a new rink and weekly skate tickets as prizes. Organizers invite locals to attend the opening and enjoy discounted admission while prizes entice participation.
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BLOCK
NEW Rink
Window Glass Glazing a Specialty at Hillyard & Lewis
Mr. Isiaah Funkhouser of Lebanon Church is in town on business as Hillyard and Lewis advertise window glass glazing as their specialty at No. 9 Water Street.
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Hillyard & Lewis
Water St
Isiaah Funkhouser
Lebanon Church
Father Shiner LANDS HEAVILY IN Brookland rout of Winchester at Reservoir Park
The Brookland baseball team routed Winchester 10 to 0 at Reservoir Park as Father Shiner struck out 11 and allowed no hits. Shiner's pitching dazzled while Gray led Brookland, with multiple errors and timely hits shaping a dominant win for the locals.
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Brookland
Winchesterians
Reservoir Park
Washington
Father Shiner
Gray
Crown
Baker
Shiner
C. McDonald
Duggan
Dalton
Mabry
D. McDonald
Secheller
McDonald
Brown
Dr. McDonald
Scheller
Winchester
Diggan
Veterans Attend Comrade's Funeral in Winchester
The remains of James H. Mc Donald died in Lancaster Pa were brought to Winchester for burial. Funeral services were led by Rev D H Kern at Braddock Street M E Church South and interment followed in Stonewall Cemetery Virginia. Delegations from Gen Turner Ashby Camp Confederate Veterans and Sarah Zane Fire Company attended. Taps was played by Chaplain Ander son. Relatives and Firemen sent floral tributes and the pallbearers included George Haymaker Robert Striker D O H Anderson 8 D Mc Donald David Lowery and J J Oberlin.
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James H. McDonald
Lancaster
Winchester
C. V
Kurtz
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
D. H. Kern
Stonewall Cemetery
Virginia
McDonald
Turner Ashby
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Inrée
Inglee Anderson
George Haymaker
Robert x Striker
D. O H. Anderson
D.mcdonald
David Lowery
J. J. Oberlin
Taft Plans Summer in Washington Following Yale Commencement
Taft and his son Charles left New Haven after Yale commencement festivities. William H Taft will spend the summer at Hot Springs and then meet President Roosevelt in New York before heading to Oyster Bay for talks and return to Washington. Sherman remains hospitalized in Cleveland with favorable recovery reports.
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Hearst News
New Haven
Conn
William H. Republican
New York
Yate
Taft
Charles
Washington
Taily
Hot Springs
Oyster Bay
Brelt
Frien Fife Company to Enter Harrisonburg Race Meet
The Frien Fife Company reel team plans to enter the free-for-all race at the Virginia State Jinmen Association event in Harrisonburg August 4-6. First prize is $100 and second $50. The team recently posted an 8 second 250 yard run in Martinsburg and will begin practice for Harrisonburg next week.
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Frien Fife Company
Virginia State Jinmen Association
Harrisonburg
Martinsburg
Graft Operation Sought for Four Year Old Pauline Shipe
Four year old Pauline Shipe, daughter of William Shipe of Powell's Fort, burned by matches, was brought to Winchester for skin grafting. Doctors expect about seventy square inches of skin to be grafted from her father. Doctor H. He win notes the case has surprised him and the child has not seen full injuries.
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Pauline Shipe
William
Powell’s Fort
Winchester
H. Hewin
Demen
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Henry
Baetijer
Lutheran Church
Rev
C. P. Krauth
Louis Nulton
Mr. Potter
Service
Bush
Lamps
Firay
Iaik
Vireginia Springs
Sherwan
We Farmer
Sherman
Jive Sherman
Ae Fi
Carter Smeel
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