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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1902

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Bucking Against The Tobacco Trust In Winchester

The American Tobacco Company retaliates against the Cuba Rica Tobacco Company by selling Charley Rouss cigars at three for five cents through George E. Bushnell Drug Company. By afternoon, about 500 cigars had sold with rumors of further price cuts as the market braces for wider fallout. Ralph Savage and Marcus Davis of Cuba Rica are in Red Lion, Pa., managing a new factory. local statements are unavailable pending their return.

Winchester American Tobacco Company Cuba Rica Bushnell Drug Company American Tobacco Co Cubanola Ralph Savage Marcus Davis Cuba-Rica Cuba-Rica Tobacco Company Charley Rouss

Baker Repairs Grace Lutheran organ bellows

Mr. B Baker repaired the bellows of the large pre organ at Grace Lutheran Church. The work restored the instrument for service.

B, B. ‘Baker Grace Lutheran Church

Inventor Hoover’s Car Coupler Earns Patent and Backing

Mr. Jacob D. Hoover receives a patent on a practical air operated car coupler that uncouples cars without a brakeman. The device uses 44 square inches of air and lifts a locking block to connect or disconnect cars from the engine. A New York backed stock company, with $100,000 capital, will manufacture the coupler and pay Hoover $10,000 plus royalties.

Jacob D. Hoover Mr. Hoove Mr. Hoover Hoover Canada England New York

Magician Keene To Perform At The Auditorium

Magician Keene, now in Chambersburg Pa, plans a southern tour after recovering from floods and blizzards that disrupted engagements in the Pennsylvania coal regions. He will travel in a special Pullman car and opens with a Winchester Auditorium show. a damaged 36 by 60 inch mirror he uses was broken and must be replaced.

Keene Chambersburg, Pa Pennsylvania Ohio Chambersburg Winchester

Return of James West Sells Shuck Mats in Town

After years away an aged colored man named James West reappeared on the streets this morning. He makes and sells shuck door mats at his home in Hedgesville West Virginia. West formerly lived in Winchester and drove a team for ice dealer George W. Hilyard.

James West Hedgesville W. Va West Winchester George W. Hilyard

Albin Residents Move to West Virginia

The Albin neighborhood reports several families relocating to Davis West Virginia. John Lupton and family, Ed Albin and family, Charles Lapton and Squire M. H. Albin with families plan to move soon. W Heiskell and family will also move to Grafton West Virginia.

Albin Messrs John Lupton Davis W. Va Charles Lapton Squire M. H. Albin W. Heiskell Grafton W.va

Program for League Social at Braddock Methodist Church

Epworth League hosts a Valley Female College event with orchestral pieces solos duets drills and tableaux. Admission ten cents, refreshments extra. Notable items include Overture Male Quartet recitations vocal duets and a memory-tableau program of several pieces and scenes.

Epworth League of

Infant Alice Pine Dies After Prolonged Suffering

Eight year old Alice Pearl Pine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Pine, died at White Hall after long illness including curvature of the spine and pneumonia. Despite expert care in Baltimore, she passed away yesterday. The funeral will be held Friday at her father's home and she will be buried at Mt. Hitiron Cemetery.

Alice Pearl Pine Albert Pine White Hall Baltimore Albert Pire Mt. Hitiron

Understanding Clause Adopted by Democratic Conference

The democratic conference rejected the majority report of the suffrage plan 56 to 24 and adopted a temporary understanding clause as a substitute. The Glass plan exempts veterans from capitation tax and requires no understanding of the Constitution after next January. Descendants of old soldiers receive exemption from the understanding clause.

Democratic Conference

Inaccurate Tax Official Salary Report Corrected

The Star corrected a tax collection notice that overstates Treasurer Kinzel income. It previously claimed $1,400 annual income from state taxes, but the correct amount is $700. The error implied a combined city and deputy state treasurer income of about $3,200, when it is near $1,000.

The Star Kinzel

High Honor to a Young Virginian

Edward J. Evans of Lynchburg and Winchester, son of T. Davis Evans, is named president of Columbian University Law Class of 1904. Born May 21 1879 in Evandale Va he later worked in Denver and Washington before entering Columbian University where his leadership and character earned him class officer support.

The Washington Star Edward 8. Evans Columbian University Evans T. Davis Evans Lynchburg Edward J. Evans Winchester the Star Evandale Denver Colorado Washington Congressional Library

Huge Stock Sale At Mish Farm Draws Hundreds

About 1500 people gathered for F W Mish's big stock sale near Hagerstown. The sale netted around 8100, a county record, with horses selling up to 400 and 325, a Durham cow 140, five month pigs at 18 75 each, sheep 13, and other items at proportional prices. Mish credits wide advertising for the crowd and strong prices.

F.W. Mish Hagerstown Washington County Mish Evening Star

Sarah Zane Fire Reel Team Reorganized

The Sarah Zane Fire Company's reel team was reorganized last night with Lee Barr as president Harley Miller trainer Richard Jolliffe secretary and treasurer Vance Yeakley timer The group plans hard training and to enter upcoming contests The membership includes Fred Lowery Frank Reardon Thomas Fitzpatrick and others.

Sarah’ Zane Fire Company Lee Barr Harley Miller Richard Jolliffe Vance Yeakley Fred, Lowery Frank Reardon Thomas Fitzpatrick Graham Darlington Robert Bell Albert Cline Henry James Harry Cave Edmund Terrell Robert Glaize Maynard ‘McCauley John Smith James Fleet Robert Jones

Hotel Elkton to Open for Summer Season

Mr A C Drawbaugh will run the Hotel Elkton again this season and improve the building for guests. Several former guests have already engaged rooms. The host is noted for his genial hospitality. Squire T C Adams of Gainesboro was in town today.

A. C. Drawbaugh Elkton Squire T. C. Adams Gainesboro

New Telephone Line to Enter Winchester Market

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company with HQ in Hagerstown Md plans a new line touching Harper's Ferry Bakerton Kearneysville Eagles and Winchester to begin this summer creating direct competition with the local firm. The Knoxville to Brunswick line from Frederick is completed with connections made and a right of way secured through Shepherdstown.

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Hagerstown Winchester Harper’s Ferry Bakerton Kearneysville Eagles Shepherdstown Knoxville Brunswick Frederick

Aged Confederate Dies in Loudoun County

Attorney A J Tavenner of Winchester learns of the death of his cousin Edwin H Tavenner in Hamilton Loudoun Virginia on Tuesday. He was sixty years old and served as a sergeant in Captain Frank M Myers Company A White's Battalion of Cavalry. He was wounded at the Wilderness on May 5 1864 the ball never found. He left four children and his wife had died earlier. He belonged to Clinton Hatcher Camp Confederate Veterans and was a vestryman at St Pauls Episcopal Church Hamilton.

A. J. Tavenner Winchester Edwin H. Tavenner Hamilton Loudoun County Mr. Tavenner Frank M. Myers White’s Battallion Cavalry Clinton Hatcher Camp St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Maryland Lige White

Sarah Zane Fire Company Eyes Fourth of July Plans

The Sarah Zane Fire Company held a special session and formed a committee to coordinate with neighboring companies for the Fourth of July celebration. Lieut. Joseph T. Brown and Secretary W. M. Wagner were named, with Capt. C. A. Evans added as chairman. The group agreed to support the celebrations if no treasury funds are used.

Sarah Zane Fire Company Joseph T. Brown W. M. Wagner Capt C. A. Evans

Delegates Named for State Good Roads Convention

Governor A J Montague names Messrs B M Chiles and Hugh B Lupton as delegates to the State Good Roads Convention to be held in Richmond on March 2021. The governor says both men are up to date and enterprising and see benefits for farmers and business people from a plan to insure better roads.

A. J. Montague Messrs 8. M. Chiles Hugh 8. Lupton Richmond

Budding Maple Trees Mark Spring Start Near The Star Office

The first tree to bud this season is a maple located almost directly across from The Star office. It is the season’s earliest budder and will be last to shed leaves in autumn.

Star Office

Ex City Solicitor R M Ward to sue city over fee

Ex city solicitor R M Ward plans to sue the city to recover 12000 for services as counsel in the Handley suits. He may file in Frederick Circuit Court or U S Circuit Court for Pennsylvania, arguing a trust fund pays his fee. Court action hinges on compensation and legal rights.

R. M. Ward Circuit Court Frederick County United States Circuit Court For Pennsylvania Winchester Ward United States Circuit Court

Coming Attractions At The Auditorium

Messrs Atwell and Worthington announce three acts before April 1. On March 17 Eugenia Livingstone Tucker performs with Josie F Kinsinger. March 21 features Keene the magician. March 24 to 29 the Gibney Hoeffer Company appears with a matinee on Saturday. Tickets 15 25 35 cents at Horsey Atwell’s.

Messrs. Atwell & Worthington Eugenia Livingstone Tucker Josie F. Kinsinger Keene Gibney-Hoeffer Company

Winchester parson finds new bride after poodle affair

The Richmond News reports that a Winchester parson, who was jilted last summer due to his attachment to a poodle, has won another bride, proving that a dog can be man’s best friend.

Richmond News Winchester

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the Tobacco Trust League Social Valley Female College Tsora Parah Bucknell Priscilla John Alden F Family Apple of Paris Manila Professor Cupid’s Shrine Tax Mr. Evans Columbian Law Sarah Zane Hagerstown Company Loudoun Sarah Zane Good Roads May United States Court
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