Rates and contact details for The Evening Star 1900
The Evening Star lists subscription prices and payment terms including weekly, daily, and combined rates. It notes post prepaid policy and advertising rates available at the Star Office, 17 and 19 East Water Street. Published Monday March 5 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evening Star Publishing Co
H. Hansbrough
East Walter Street
Star
East Water Street
Toe
Evenine Star
Notable Day in Winchester Marks Presbyterian Reunion
Yesterday's spring Sunday in Winchester featured broad church attendance and a landmark reunion of the two Presbyterian branches on Kent Street and Loudoun Street. The consolidation ends decades of divergence, uniting congregations under one belief, presbytery, and assembly.
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Winchester
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Dr. White
Loudoun Street
Reunion at Kent and Loudoun Street Churches Foreseen
The two congregations pledge cordial relations and a hopeful reunion, praising mutual liberal Christianity and practical daily life. McCall's April issue offers vivid fashion plates, spring millinery, and homemaking content, with subscribers receiving a free pattern. Published by the McCall Co. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall’s Magazine
The
McCall Co
W. 14Th St
New York
Mid-Winter Excursions to Washington by B&O R R
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces Mid-Winter Excursions to Washington on February 15 and April 12, 1900. Round trip fare with ten day ticket validity. Tickets usable on regular trains both ways within ten days of sale. Contact T. B. Patton, B and O R R agent for details.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
National Capital
Congress
T. B. Patton
Unclaimed Letters at Winchester Post Office Week Ending February 24 1900
A list of unclaimed letters remains at the Winchester post office for the week ending February 24 1900. Names include J R Botton A Buchanan Annie Clinedinst Kate Carper E A Funk Bettie Garmony Howard Hunter Lucy Lee Mollie Mitchell Martha Smith and Chas Shew. Recipients must pay one cent per letter. C H Harpy P M
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Winchester
J. R. Botton
A. H. Buchanan
Annie Clinedinst
Kate Carper
E. A.funk
Bettie Garmony
Howard Hunter
Lucy Lee
Mollie Mitchell
Martha Smith
Chas. Shew
C. H. Harpy
P.M
Winchester Ladies Attended At Second Council Convention
Among guests at the Council of Jewish Women second triennial convention were Miss Pauline Greenberg of Buffalo visiting Miss Adele Kuntz. Mr and Mrs Isadore Saks host a house party on Sixteenth Street with Miss Corrine Strause of Richmond and Miss Nora Heller among attendees.
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Council of Jewish Women
Pauline Greenberg
Buffalo
N. Y
Adele Kuntz
Isadore Saks
Sixteenth Street
Corrine Strause
Richmond
Heller
Nora Heller
Saks
Virginia Senate approves bill to govern Frederick county schools
The Virginia Senate on Saturday passed a bill to provide for the government of schools in Frederick county. The measure aims to establish administrative structure and oversight for local education in the county.
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Virginia Senate
Frederick County
New Embroideries and Piques Recalled for Season
Dainty and beautiful new embroideries in Swiss Nainsook and ambries suit the weight of white goods. Vatterps that please exacting taste at reasonable prices. New piques begin the season with cards, welts, figures and open work stripes. Peru ales in fresh colors show the latest percale printer's art with prices similar to last year.
Southern Railway timetable notice for Washington Harrisonburg routes
Our Daily except Sunday schedules show Nos 14 and 36 connect with the main line trains to South and Southwest and to Washington for Eastern cities. No car changes between Washington and Harrisonburg on Nos 18 or 14. Details from nearest Southern Railway agent or L. H. Brown in Washington. Frank S. Gannon, J. M. Corr, W. A. Tork listed as executives.
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Washington
Harrisonburg
Southern Railway
Brown
Fifteenth St
N. W
D. C
Frank S. Gannon
Academy Adds Complete Business Course Next Academic Session
Shenandoah Valley Academy announces a new permanent Business Department opening Sept. 17, 1900 modeled after Rogers and Williams Business College Rochester New York. Courses include Commercial Course Stenographic and Typewriting with fixed speeds and separate special student option with monthly tuition. All courses free for regular students. special students pay four dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers & Williams Business College
Rochester
N. Y
Ove
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Evening Star
Daily Star
Times and Star
Kent Street
Henry Baetjer
Alexandria
Strasburg
Business Department OF
Shenandoah V.ander
Chestel
LIFE
Rouss Avenue
Wood & Lentz
H. R. Bryarly & Bro
GEO
BE. Bushnell & Co
Stone's Drug Store
Eugene Aulick
South Braddock St
North Kent St
Noonan
Cate
H. Douglas Fuller
City of Winchester
Geo. H. Heist
N. Main St
Min’s Drugstore
Co. L. Crum, C. V. Elevator
Main Street
Marrua R. Zirkle
GEO. E. Bushnell & CO
T. W. Steele
Town Spring
South Braddock Street
West Monmouth Street
Braddock &T
Tain Deerr EL
Sarah Zane Steam Fire Engine Company
No. 1
Marines
Fairmont Avenue
Clarks Lewinor
White Underwear Bargains
Old Price
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