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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
5
Railroad timetable fragment shows train departures and arrivals with stops including Philadelphia and New York routes. Times referenced include 6 to 12 06 a m and a 49 a m. Monday arrivals noted with partial station names and inconsistent punctuation.
Wholesale buyout quotations list flour at 65.60 36 per barrel corn 33.50 oats 18 55 barley 7 open bids for baled hay 3164317 butter 18 spring chickens 16 to 18 shoulders 14 and ham 16 Uncle Ezra quotes about wealth and spending in a local column.
June 30 Deerfield notices report Mr and Mrs John Snapp of Bliss visiting C S Snapp. J MiMer and Gertie Snapp visited Mrs N E Daugherty. Residents attended Relief children services and enjoyed them. Jackson Miler left for Denver after an extended stay. S M Terault and daughter Clara visited Mount Williams. The Daugherty family and friends called on Sunday.
The Virginia senator who battled illness since last October passed away in Lynchburg after a life devoted to public service. Born in 1842, he served in the Civil War, studied law at the University of Virginia, and held multiple Virginia offices before becoming a long‑time U.S. Senator. He was a key figure in Confederate reunions and remained a prominent Democratic leader, shaping health, education, and representation policies during his career.
Miss Anna May Stilwell of Bunker Hill Berkeley county West Virginia married Ernest S. Rubeck of Washington county Maryland in a small ceremony officiated by Rev. John S. Douglass of Martinsburg and Bunker Hill. The bride is linked to the Stilwell and Cunningham families and the groom to the Rubeck farming branch near Hagerstown.
Marty A. Wilson of Berkeley Springs was held for court in Hagerstown on $500 bond for stealing a mare and buggy from liveryman W. H. Bradey. Wilson confessed after the owner arrived and the hearse was resold by William McHenry for 75 dollars. The suspect gave false names at first and claimed ownership of the team.
American League results include Washington 1 New York 2 and Philadelphia 4 Boston 6 in 15 innings. National League games show Brooklyn 7 over Boston 5 and Cincinnati 6 over Pittsburg 2. Virginia League notes Lynchburg 4 Richmond 2 and Roanoke 6 Norfolk 2 with a second game Norfolk 4 Roanoke 3. Mr James Mcintosh of Philadelphia visits relatives in town.
The Winchester Virginia court session was continued and held on June 3 1914 at the city courthouse. Joseph A Dewar appears in the ongoing case against an unnamed defendant as part of the court docket.
The court orders A. J. Tavenner to report on the estate of Lucinda G. B. Lupton in Winchester Virginia. He will identify real and personal property, debts and liens, heirs and distributees, and notify creditors by four weeks of publication.
Notice dated June 14 1919 in Winchester Virginia lists a court order hearing for July 14 1910 execution of a degree with attendees to bring books papers vouchers and evidence. A J Tavener Commissioner of the court addresses parties with further recall of Foley's Kidney Remedy advertisement by Franti Baker & Son Druggists.
The line argues that foolish men make poor husbands and sensible men treat a good wife well, implying virtue in stable marriage.
The piece notes poker blends skill bluff and chance and contrasts games like chess and dice across categories. It treats poker as a potable exam of brain power where luck plays a role in happiness and success.
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