Evening Star Publication Note and History
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia outlines publication details led by HR F Byrd and notes its consolidation with The News Item in 1907, creating a single Winchester daily paper with circulation over 9,700. It states ad policy against deceptive or stock schemes and claims exclusive local publication.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
F. Byrd
Winster
the Star
News-Item
Evening Star
The
Star
Winchester
Democratic slate shows candidates for state offices
The Evening Star lists Democratic nominees for state Senate and House of Delegates from Winér and Frederick County. It also names candidates for Commonwealth's Attorney, County Treasurer, Sheriff, supervisors, road commissioner, justice and peace roles, and various district posts with names such as Herbert 8 Lar es, S. M For, Clark H. Purcell, J. Snapp, A. Roe, J. Wigginton, and others.
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Win Ér
Frederick County
Commonwealth
Herbert
Lares
S. M
Clark H. Purcell
W. H. Dinges
Cather
Clark Cather
B. Nane
H. P. Whitacre
A. C. Slon
Gakibe
Jogee
J. B. Snapper
J. Snappice
A. A. Roe
J. R Git
A Few Dots On Man
A fragment from the Chicago Trade Journal offers a pithy meditation on a man’s life filled with crosses and temptations. It notes the double standards of youth and age and the contradictory judgments society places on wealth religion and generosity. The piece concludes that the road is rocky but man loves to travel it.
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Chicago Trade *Journal
Orchard case testimony linked to dubious allegations
In the Haywood case the defense argues Jo is twisting Orchard's testimony to amplify crimes. Prosecutors press for vast alleged offenses, suggesting many corroborative details were crafted by a skilled detective agency and may not be reliable.
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Haywood
Jo O
Orchard
Divorces and marriages of Dan R Hanna unfold in court
The article outlines Dan R Hanna, son of Mark Hanna, with a sequence of divorces and remarriages. His first wife Mary Harring obtained a divorce in 1898, then he wed Howard R Stalle’s widow, Daisy Gordon, and later Maud, then again divorced. Shortly after, on June 21 and 24, he married the divorced wife of Frank, a hotel clerk, amid rival unions and legal separations.
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Dan" R." Hanna
Mark Hanna
Mary Harring
Howard R. Stalle
New York
Hanna
Daisy Gordonee
Maud
Daisy
Frankee
Ager
Untidy OCR note hints at Archie Me case event
Fragmentary text mentions a national vessel and a ceremonial moment, with a name Archie Me arising as a central figure. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Roosevelt and Schoolmates Favor Family Carriage
A letter from Hagerstown Mall advocates furnishing the President with a yacht and train and argues the President should have a higher salary to maintain the dignity of the office. It references Roosevelt and other government heads in supporting increased official resources.
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Roosevelt
Hagerstown Mall
The
United States
Railroads balk at Cassatt rail price clash
The Pennsylvania Railroad refuses to pay Carnegie Steel $33 per ton for Cassatt rail, insisting $28 for standard rail is fair. If not accepted, the railroad will manufacture its own rails, a move the Virginian Free Press says shifts steel trust costs from railroads to the public, with consumers ultimately paying.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Carnegie Steel Company
Cassatt
The
Pennsylvania
Steel Company
Virginis Free Press
Steel Trust
Jamestown Exposition Reorganization Promises Better Management
The Jamestown Exposition shows a drastic business reorganization with expenses cut 50 percent and efficiency improved. Power is centralized in one man as past mistakes are addressed, and the project seeks strong results. The exposition remains unique in its history and attractive for visitors, with strong local support from Washington.
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Jamestown
United States
Washington
Virginia
Washington Post notes summer and fall impact on events
The Washington Post highlights how activities and planning were heavily influenced by both summer and fall, shaping schedules and responses across sectors.
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Washington Post
Local Notes From Boyce Virginia Summarize Visits and Visits
Boyce Virginia June 2 dated items list residents and visitors. Many locals share news of relatives traveling from Berryville Philadelphia Briggs Winchester and Tennessee visiting or staying with neighbors and relatives includingMr. R Lee Mrs. Jolliffe Mrs. Sprint Mrs. Garvin and others with several returning home from trips.
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Boyce
Strode
Beatrice Ase Stephens
Fry Ae `Om
Martinsburg
Ors
Frank Stuart
Mr. R. Lee
Lynn Jért
Garvin
Iélia
Wretha Gaunt
A. L. Glascock
R. E Reid
Lucy Jolliffe
Stanley Anders
Greenway
Marshall Ferrusop
Tennessee
J. W. Sprint
New Bridge Over Opequon Completes At Lake View
The Opequon bridge at Lake View is completed with end filling nearly finished. It will ease travel on the Berryville and Winchester pike. Visitors include Eva Held of Baltimore and Lena McDonald, while local residents share weekly visits and sermons note Rev. Mr. Hardesty’s Brucetown circuit sermon at Burn Factory last Sunday. Next Sunday service at Burn Factory Church is set for 11 o clock by Rev. Mr. Rhodes of Shenandoah county.
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Lake View
Berryvile
Winchester Pike
Eva Held
Balti
Lena McDonald
Virginia Mitchell
Marlboro
Annie Cunningham
R. P. Duvall
F A. Cochran
Hardesty
Brucetown
Burn Factory
Mr. Rhodes
Shenandoah County
Ananias Handicapped Mystery in Wele Eben Quote
Washington Star quotes Wele Eben lamenting Ananias fame as a mystery noting his lack of being a bossman or a fisherman.
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Ananias
Washington Star
Eyelids Kept Busy by Average Man
A humorous note claims the average man keeps his eyelids open and shut about 4 000 600 times per year. The quip reflects daily habits and sleep patterns in lighthearted tone.
One Afternoon of Content Hat in the Spotlight
A reader notes how a woman’s mood brightens the moment she wears a new hat. The reflection suggests that the first afternoon of content can mask wider world troubles.
Hats of Lionskin Worn by Ushashi Natives
Ushashi natives wear hats crafted from lion hides forming part of local attire. The article notes the distinctive headgear as a cultural trait and mentions rivets at a gated TL site.
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Ushashi
Kidney pills help a Winchester woman
A Winchester woman says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved backache and kidney pains after years of distress. She learned of the remedy from a drugstore visit and reports noticeable improvement after using two boxes as directed. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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Winchester
Northwestern
Swi
Pranck Baker & Son
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dcean
Nicholson to Command New Battleship Nebraska
Capt R F Nicholson, navigator now at Poe ey ree of Navigation, is assigned to command the new battleship Nebraska. Built by Morgan & Brothers of Seattle, she is to be placed in commission July 1 after government acceptance. Nicholson previously served as naval officer on the Oregon during the Horn voyage and the Santiago battle, and more recently brought the Tacoma from Seattle to the Atlantic. He will be succeeded as detail officer by Commander Richard T Mulligan.
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R. F. Nicholson
Poe
Ey Reee
Nebraska
Morgan & Brothers
Seattle
Nicholson
Pacific
Oregon
Horn
Cuba
Santiago
Tacoma
Seotuis
Atlantis
Nich
Oricer
Richard T Mulligan
Salvador
Nichéleon
Winchester
New Ten Dollar Gold Notes Ready
The Treasury Department prepares to issue new $10 gold certificates on July 1 for bankers nationwide. These first sub$20 gold notes, issued under the Aldrich act, will meet demand for smaller currency. A sample, No. 4, was presented to Assistant Secretary Reynolds, featuring Michael Hillegas on the face and crane ink on the back.
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Treasury Department
Reynolds
Michael Hillegas
United States
Indian corn production trims foreign demand in 1906
The 1906 Indian corn crop in Portugal and its possessions reached about 2,050,000 bushels, a large harvest that reduced the demand for imported corn.
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Portugal
Old English Water Works at Tiverton
Tiverton claims the oldest water works in England dating to 1246 when Amicia countess of Devon had them built and presented to the town. Water is conveyed from five miles away to supply the town.
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Tiverton
Amicia
Devon
Paddiers of New York Multiplied Among City Peddlers
An article notes a large pushcart peddler presence in New York City. It reports 4 720 peddlers counted on the Manhattan land between City Hall and Fourteenth Street, east of Mulberry Street.
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New York
New York City
Manhattan Island
City Hall
Fourteenth Street
Mulberry Street
More Masculine Brutality Strike Ties Vienna Dressmakers
Twelve thousand dressmakers strike in Vienna as married men in the Austrian capital reportedly contribute generously to the strike fund. The message notes masculine brutality and cites Landon in commentary from the News.
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Vienna
Landon
Booth's Laxative Pills Promised Best in World
Booth's Laxative Pills claim top quality with a money back guarantee if they fail to ease constipation headaches biliousness and liver troubles. Sold for 25 cents by Franck Baker & Son or prepaid by mail from Booth's Pill Company Buffalo NY.
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Booth
Franck Baker &Son
Booth’s Pill Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Norfolk and Western Rail Service Daily Schedules
Norfolk and Western lines list No 3 daily Pullman Sleeper to Philadelphia via Harrisburg and Ha gerstown with Shenandoah Junction connection to B&O for Washington. Parlor car to Washington. No 14 daily sleeper to New York via Ha gerstown and North.
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Angerstown
Pullman
Delphia
Harrisburg
Aily
Hagerstown
North
New York
Pullman Sleeper Plans and Routes From Roanoke
No 4 daily at 3.23 a m from Wath oke Bristol and Welch to Charlotte with a Pullman sleeper. No 13 daily at 9.09 a m to Ro anoke intermediate stations Knoxville Columbus and Cincinnati with a Knoxville to Columbus sleeper and cafe car. No 27 daily at 6.42 p m to Elk ton and intermediate stations with parlor car. Rates maps and timetables available from agents in Roanoke.
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Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Washingkin
Wathoke
Bristol
Biuenieid
Horman Welch Winsto-Satem
Charlotte
N. C
Pullman Sleeper
Welch
Roanoke
Bristow
Knoxville
Biuetied
Columbus
M. F. Bragg
Trav
Pass
W. B. Bevill
Gen. Pabs
Baltimore and Oil Railroad Schedule Summary
Baltimore and Oil Railroad lists daily train service with mixed trains and arrivals. Departures cover Harrisonburg Staunton Lexington Harpers Ferry Hagerstown Frederick Washington Baltimore way stations Martinsburg Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis and transfers to New York Philadelphia. Timings include early morning and late night options, with Sundays restricted. BE PATTON, Agent, Baltimore.
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Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington
Beltimore Ond
Martinsburg
Way
Chicago
Columbus
Wheelng
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Lorie
Louteville
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
BE. Patton
Fragmentary Railway Schedule Snippets and Dated Notices
A scanned fragment shows partial timetables with city names such as Hagerstown and Williamsport, plus scattered figures and abbreviations. The legible portions reference train arrivals or departures and mention a few stations and times, but most lines are incomplete or garbled.
Berryville and Winchester Train Connections Schedule
Local notice describes Berryville and Winchester train connections to Bluemont and Bluemont from Washington. It notes morning trains at Berryville, and asks to notify a day prior for passenger transfers. Maurice Castleman announces meeting trains at Berryville and Winchester.
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Yville
Bluemont
Washington
Berryville
Winchester
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