Bryan's Interference in Ohio Sparks Democratic Debate
The article criticizes William J. Bryan for meddling in Ohio Democratic affairs and sowing internal discord. It argues his actions betray party unity, notes his three presidential nominations, and questions his loyalty to the Democratic cause. The piece likens Bryan to a fatigued figure clinging to old power and questions his relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Ohio
Vern Harmop
Gaeear
Bryah
Sinbad
Tax Commission praised for proposing tax reform
Richmond News Leader praises Speaker Byrd interview on the tax commission. It endorses diagnosing inequities in property taxation, double taxation, and the burden on widows and children. The piece expects the commission to craft a remedy and to improve a system described as yielding low revenue and high inequality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAX Commission
Byrd
Josephy
Richmond
News-Leader
Local ordinance allocates funds for street improvements 1910
City council approves multiple appropriations for curb and gutter on Main Clifford National Washington and Cork streets and for a Winchester Summer Normal School aid. Amounts include 50 190 447 58 and 400 dollars with work ordered by the Street Committee and approvals dated April 8 9 and 21 23 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Clifford
Barnett
W.W. H. Baker
D. B. Conrad
Winchester Summer Normal School
W. H. Baker
National Avenue
D. B
Couden
Washington Street
Cecil
Leicester
City Votes Funds for Sewer Extensions and Street Lighting
An ordinance appropriates 3500 dollars for the sewerage commission to complete plans for additional sewer pipes. It also allocates 30 dollars to the Committee on Lights for tungsten incandescent street lighting at Market and Monmouth and at Washington and Clifford streets, approved March 15 and March 18, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewerage Commission
W. H. Baker
D. B. Conrad
Committee On
Market
Monmouth Streets
Washington and
Clifford Streets
Dr Louis M Allen Opens New Baltimore Office
Dr Louis M Allen has opened his new offices in Mrs Maynard's building at 124 West Water Street and will practice permanently in Baltimore. He is son of Roger QO Allen of Summit Point and has relatives in Jefferson Clarke and Frederick counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Allen
Baltimore
Mrs. Maynard
West Water Street
Dr Allen
Roger QO. Allen
Summit Point
Jefferson
Clarke
Frederick Counties
Clarke County Pioneers Start Tobacco Growers
Messrs Ed McCormick and Sam Taylor receive tobacco plants from Southern Virginia and begin pioneering tobacco cultivation in Clarke County. They plan to plant about one acre on Springberry farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Ed. McCormick
Sam Taylor
Virginia
Clarke County
Springberry Farm
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim on Constitutional Cure
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co., claiming catarrh is a constitutional ailment and the remedy works through the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 for any unresolved case and urges readers to request circulars and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney & CO
Crisis
Tbe
Carrier raises salary for Mr John aetrown of the letter carriers
Carrier raises salary for Mr John aetrown from 1000 to 1100 dollars yearly. Mr and Mrs Rubeck depart by Cumberland Valley Railroad to Bunker Hill then to a new home near Hagerstown. Col W W Stewart and Mr Ellis E Tenant of the Cumberland Valley Railroad arrive from Chambersburg on business. Mrs O L Jack leaves for Huntington to visit friends. Miss Katharyn Painter Mary Terault Cora Painter and Mr Co K Rothgeb dine with Hotel Evans. Mrs Sherrard Kennedy and her three children go from Amherst Street home to Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Rubeck
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Bunker Hill
Hagerstown
Col.w. Ww. Stewart
Ellis E. Tenant
The
Chambersburg, Pa
Katharyn Painter
Mary Terault
Cora
Co. K. Rothgeb
Stephens City
Hotel
Evans
Sherrard Kennedy
Miss Sherrard
Amherst Street
Atlanta
Chicago Return Of Mr Frank Walter After Visit
Mr Frank Walter has returned to Chicago after visiting at the home of his parents on South Market Street. Mrs Farrar and Mrs Leach who had been staying at herst Street returned to Washington this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Frank Walter
Chicago
Mrs
F. G. Walter
South Market Street
Mi o Na promises cure for nervous indigestion
A testimonial from Mrs. M. E. Maxfield of Avoca New York says Mi o Na relieved severe stomach pain by December 2 1908 after four weeks of nervous dyspepsia treatment. The ad claims rapid relief for indigestion belching heartburn and gas with a money back guarantee and lists Franck Baker Son as a local dealer at 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Maxfield
Avoca
N. Y
Franck Baker & Son
Opinion: best thing next to a pretty girl is an empty seat
The Chicago Record Herald editorial asserts that the ideal companion to a pretty girl is an unused seat, presenting a curious social remark as a deliberate opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record Herald
Kilowatt and Horsepower Relation
Kilowatt equals about 1.33 horsepower, a near exact conversion used to compare engine output and electrical power. The relation aids engineers in translating electrical ratings into familiar mechanical power measurements.
Battered by Brick Fight Between Coulter and Gregory
E M Coulter president of the National Business College struck Dr Gregory with a brick after a dispute over alleged irregularities in practice. Gregory, wearing brass knucks, was knocked unconscious and later treated at home. Coulter posted bail on a concealed weapon charge while Gregory faces assault and weapon counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Coulter
National Business College
Dr. Gregory
Coulter
Gregory
Gregory Beig
Visits and Local Scenes At Bunker Hill WV
At Bunker Hill on June 30 visitors were reported in town including Pearl Luttrell from Falls Church VA visiting Rev G A Luttrell and Ada Henson visiting her daughter in Washington. Lucy Lamon from Washington was with her mother as farm activity notes mention farmers finishing harvest. Mrs Ripple of Baltimore lectured at the M E Church Sunday night on foreign missions. Mr Harry Moffat opened Sunday with George Henson during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Pearl Luttrell
Falls Church Va
G. A. Luttrell
Ada Henson
Washington
Lucy Lamon
I. N. Sutton
Charles Town
Ripple
Baltimore
M. E
Harry Moffat
George Henson
Winchester and Nearby Sites Echo Civil War Valor
A valleys tour highlights Winchester and nearby towns tied to Revolutionary and Civil War history. The piece notes Fort Loudoun, Washington HQ sites, Fairfax and Morgan graves, and Sheridan’s ride from Winchester toward Cedar Creek, framing the Northern Gate of the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oers Ferry
John Brown
United States Arsenal
Charles Town
Brown
Winchester
Episcopal Church
Thomas Lord Fairfax
Fort Loudoun
Washington
Daniel Morgan
Sheridan
Cedar Creek
Soldiers join First Virginia Regiment encampment at Gettysburg
Five volunteers J. M. Spurr, E. P. Spillman, Harry Markell, William Reardon, and Samuel Isler left for Staunton to join the First Virginia Regiment at the Gettysburg encampment. They will be gone about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Spurr
Harry Markell
William Reardon
Samuel Isler
Virginia
Staunton
Itysburg
Local Resident Confined at Home with Rheumatism on Market Street
Mr John Murnan is confined to his home on South Market street suffering rheumatism and is too ill to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murnan
South Market Street
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Evening Star
Yaa Mans
Eprince
Cespaas Witenes
Tee
Wew
York
Aa B. Clayden
Brunswick Bidg
Posteater
Bell
Enandoah Valley National Bank
John W. Rice
Farmers & Mer. Nat’! Bank
D. Fuller
Union Bank of Winchester
Lee R. Grim
Cork Streets
Cork Street
DR. Allen
Pation
I i
India
Messaline
Henry Baetjer & Co
John Aetrown
O. L. Jack
Huntington
Aesney O& Te
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Union Bank Capital
Jas. B. Russell
Winchester Stately
E. R. Gra
Jas. W. Bowles
Samuel A. Byers
John Thwaite
B. C. Shull
James Cather
Harlan P. Tabb
Fair Ground
Baltimore & Ohio
Altimore
Glaize & Bro
Winchester Steam Dye & Cleaning
Main St
Culpeper
Manassas
Orange
Charlottesville
Front Royal
Berryville
Warrenton
Camillus
Snapp’s
M. H. Bayliss
Star
Chamberlain
Francker & Son
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