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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1900

Page

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Commissioners Appointed to Value Assessments in County

The Board of Commissioners of Valuation is formed with David S. Glaize of this city and A. R. Rinker of Gainesboro among appointees. They will begin 1900 assessments soon, bond $5,000, serve until December 31, 1904, and report personal property and incomes to local revenue officials. Books open for public inspection May 1 after advertising the fact. commissioners receive one twentieth of one percent of assessed amounts.

Marge Harman Ryland Board of Commissioners of Valuation David S. Glaize A. R. Rinker Gainesboro

Marriage Lecture Night at Christ Church

The second lecture in the Personal Purity series will be tomorrow at 7 30 in the chapel of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. Rev Nelson P Dame will speak on Marriage. The series is for men only and all men are invited to attend.

Chapel of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Nelson P. Dame

Circuit Court convenes in Frederick with major cases set

The March term of Frederick county Circuit Court opens Saturday before Judge T W Harrison. Jury cases are scheduled for next Thursday including Mrs A E Carroll v City of Winchester for 3000 damages over a Valley Female College sidewalk injury. Dr P B Stickley v George F Mayers concerns a Stephens City residence sale. J W Barrick v Virginia Marine Fire Insurance Co involves unpaid insurance on property at Clear Brook plus several farmers suits over wheat destroyed in Barrick's elevator.

Circuit Court Frederick County T. W. Harrison A. E. Carroll City of Winchester Valley Female College P. B. Stickley George F. Mayers Stephens City Mayers Stickley J. W. Barrick Virginia Marine Fire Insurance Company Barrick Clearbrook

Lifelong Missionary Donor Miss Laura Strider Honored

Miss Laura C. Strider of Charlestown West Virginia dedicated four years in Japan and later gave 700 dollars for Japanese girls education and 600 dollars toward a chapel at Kwansei Gakuin Kobe. Her gifts built a long needed school chapel and she teaches history and mathematics at Valley Female College.

Laura C. Strider Charlestown W. Va Japan Kwansei Gakuin Kobe Strider the Valley Female College

Winchester urged to locate a cotton mill by Rocky Mount letter

Mayor Barton releases public communication about starting a cotton mill in Winchester. The letter from J B Streaker of Rocky Mount North Carolina requests interest from local business leaders to form a stock company to build a mill citing 30 years of experience in cotton, yarns and cloth.

Winchester Streaker Equity Improvement Company Barton Rocky Mount N. C Tnt J. B. Streaker Rocky Mt

Whitaker on trial in Goebel assassination case

Following Gov Goebel's Kentucky assassination, a Telegram bulletin claimed Harlan Whitaker was arrested for complicity. The telegram sparked mockery as a fake, yet Whitaker is now preliminarily tried for the governor's murder.

Gov. Goebel Gov Goebel Kentucky Tux Star Daily Harlan Whitaker Whitaker

Deed Set-Aside Suit in March Circuit Court

Miss Mahinda Larrick sues Dr. Jack Smith in Circuit Court alleging she deeded trust on land during insanity and asks the court to set aside the deed. The March term will hear the case among others.

Circuit Court Mahinda Larrick Jack Smith Miss Larrick Dr. Smith

Contractor Prescott Praises Winchester Building Commission

Samuel J. Prescott, Washington contractor and bidder for the new Rouss City Hall, thanks J. E. Correll and the Winchester Building Commission for fair treatment. He praises their fairness and invites future estimates, promising to welcome them if in Washington. Prescott signs from 807 Twelfth St. N. W. Washington.

Samuel J. Prescott Washington Rouss City Hall Building Commission Winchester Washington, D. C J. E. Correll Rouss City Twelfth St. N. W

Former Winchesterian in Hyde Park College Journal

A Chicago Hyde Park College journal features local youth football players including Worthy Parker, a former Winchester resident who left seven or eight years ago with his family. The note also reports E. J. Evans, a noted tobacconist, ill at his North Main Street home after pain in his left side last night, taken home by N. A. Conway.

Hyde Park College Chicago Worthy Parker Winchester E. J. Evans North Main Street N. A. Conway

Case on building association contract questioned in circuit court

Walter Campbell of Luray Virginia sues the Eastern Building Association of Syracuse New York over a loan of five thousand dollars. Campbell paid seven thousand one hundred seventy six dollars and the association seeks an additional three thousand. The case tests whether the association can require further payment beyond the agreed seventy eight monthly installments and whether members can be released as promised. Judge T W Harrison heard arguments and reserved decision.

T. W. Harrison Walter Campbell Luray Eastern Building Association Syracuse N. Y Campbell Building Association Harrison Barton & Boyd Chester M .Elliott William Gordon Robertson Roanoke The

Jovial plan to shower newlyweds with rice fails

A Winchester group planned to shower a just married couple with rice at Kernstown station using a boy and a train stop. The couple boarded the train at Middletown instead, so the rice was not tossed. The young man now reportedly has the rice for sale.

Winchester Kernstown Middletown

Lecture Postponed at Market Street M E Church

The Thursday night lecture is postponed to next Thursday due to a severe cold affecting Pastor Rev. RE. Olin Eldridge. The event note mentions ongoing groups Friendship Hearts and Bracelets and includes the sign-off E. Bruce Carrer.

RE. Olin Eldridge Market Street M. E E. Bruce Carrer

Aged White Woman Mary Fitzpatrick Arrested After Drunken Scene

Mary Fitzpatrick, an elderly Irish-born woman, was taken to police headquarters after creating a loud disturbance on North Main Street. She claimed to be Miss Mary Duncan from Duplin Ireland and recited the Burial of Sir John Moore before later being released with orders to leave town.

Mary Fitzpatrick Seabright North Main Street Srak Mary Duncan Duplin Ireland John Moore Loudoun County Fitzpatrick

Rouss But Fund Total Deposited in Bank

A bank record reports a total deposited amount of 6622.60 under the fund named Rouss But Fund. No additional context or entities are provided.

Mrs Callum to Sail for Europe March 28

Mrs Robert Callum of Washington visits Mrs John J Williams to bid farewell before sailing for Europe on March 28 with her young son Paston. They will spend a year traveling on the continent. St Patrick's Day approaches with observance on March 17.

Robert Callum Washington John J. Williams Europe

B G Patterson of Harrisonburg Dies in Richmond

Hon. B G Patterson, 63, Virginia House of Delegates member and Valley Turnpike president, died of pneumonia after grippe. He long led Harrisonburg law practice with ex Governor Offerrall, and Winchester stock holder. Senator Lupton called him one of the legislature's brightest, who fell ill Monday and died in Richmond.

Tir Star Richmond B. G. Patterson Harrisonburg Virginia House of Delegates Ford Mr. Patterson

Mild Lunatic Sent Away

Oliver Myers an insane man from Edinburg was sent to New Market with Officer Cartney to be turned over to John Knee after being captured here. He had been on leave from Staunton and was aided by Mr Knee to secure discharge but instead was arrested locally.

Oliver Myers New Market Mr.Cartney John Knee Myers Edinburg Staunton Mr. Knee

Love Williams Fined for Disorderly Conduct

Squire Bragonier presided as Love Williams, colored, and John Carr, white, faced disorderly conduct charges after a scrap. Williams paid a $1.00 fine plus $1.50 costs. Carr was dismissed. The judge warned continued altercations could bring stricter sentences.

Squire Bragonier Williams John Carr Carr

Also Mentioned on This Page

David Glaize Winchesterian Meng F Mrs. Fitzpatrick Rouss But Fund Charles E. Seal Geo. W. Keller George Herbert Wee Jy W. Sibert Thomas P. Spates Ben. F. Harper Dears J. W. Spellman R. D. Dodd Peewee J. C. Seabright German Smith George H. Haines A. M. Baker Scott A. Affleck T. Reese Miller House of Representatives Valley Turnpike Love Williams
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