Death Claimed by Severe Shock in Winchester
Mrs. Kate Fugitt 45, formerly Miss Kate Toy, died at 3 a m after a long illness and a severe nervous shock during a nearby fire alarm. She was English-born, survived by one son in Washington, and bereaved by two brothers in business there. Funeral at the Hable building, Mount Hebron Cemetery, conducted by Rev. J. H. Lacy.
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C Kne Ashe
Ek ‘Fugitt
Theble
Water Street
Hable Building
Fugitt
Washington
Winchester
Mount Hebron
J. H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Robert H. Long
R. C. Anderson
Wardensville
Hampshire County
W. Va
Long
Stephens City
Hampshire
For Rent Storeroom at End of Building
Storeroom space available for rent at end of 5 Wilding. Apply to S. H. Hatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H.hatt
Glad Prisoner Is Sentenced in Clarke County Court
Green Wilson, convicted of setting a Millwood house fire, is sentenced to seven years in the Virginia penitentiary by Judge Thomas W. Harrison after the jury, guided by extenuating circumstances, chose leniency over the death penalty. Wilson sat in court trembling as the read of the law loomed.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Thomas W. Harrison
Winchester
Green Wilson
Virginia
Wilson
Charles Jackson
Millwood
Bank President S H Hansbrough And Dr Love Head To Mexico
Shenandoah Valley National Bank president S H Hansbrough and Winchester physician Dr William B Love depart for a month to six weeks to inspect the San Juan Sugar Corporation plant near the City of Mexico. They travel via St Louis and plan to meet in Washington. Local resident E V Weems is already in Mexico City.
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S. H. Hansbrough
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
William 8. Love
Winchester
Mexico
Hansbrough
Love
Washington
St.Louis
San Juan Sugar Corporation
E. V. Weems
City of
Weather Uncertain On Sixth Of June In Winchester
Assistant manager Atwell of the Winchester baseball team reports he checked the Hagers town Almanac but confirms June 6 Confederate memorial day brings uncertainty for a double header. The season opens with a May 16 game against Steelton from the Tri-State League awaiting weather clarity.
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Atwell
Winchester
Hagerstown
Steelton
Local women return from spring millinery openings
Miss Emma Howard Wight returns from New York and Boston and registers at the Rennert. Miss M. V. Kremer Miss Florerice and Miss Katie Stesle come back from Philadelphia after attending spring millinery openings.
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Emma Howard Wight
New York
Boston
The
Rennert
Baltimore Sun
M. V. “Kremer
Florrerice
Katie Stesle
Philadelphia
Cromer Heads the Commission for John Kerr School Addition
A meeting of the building commission for the new addition to John Kerr Public School elected Rev. Thom Cromer chairman and Mr J Corfell secretary. Plans and estimates from Winchester architects are sought with a goal to complete the project by the next school term. a March 26 meeting will review submitted plans.
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John Kerr Public School
Jaysees Correll
the Revenue
Thom Cromer
Corfell
Cromer
Winchester
John Kerr
Building Commission
Funeral of Child Graham Set for Tomorrow Afternoon
The remains of Randolph Graham, the young son of Dr and Mrs J Randolph Graham, arrived from New York for burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Services will be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the grandfather’s home conducted by Rev Dr James R Graham and Rev William D Smith. Burial follows in Mount Hebron. Dr and Mrs Graham accompanied the body. Mr William Gre of St Louis is expected here tomorrow for the funeral.
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Randolph Graham
J. Randolph Graham
New York
The
Star
Baltimore and Ohio
Mount Hebron
James R. ‘Graham
Alfred Graham
William D. Smith
Christ. Episcopal Church
Death of Dora Dunlap in Howard Colorado
Mrs Almeda Dunlap of North Kent street learns of the death of daughter in law Dora Dunlap wife of Abner Dunlap at their Howard Colorado home after a brief illness aged 21 years She leaves a husband and one child She married at 18 and her brother died a week earlier The Dunlaps long seated in Colorado with a brother living in Cold City
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Almeda Dunlap
North Kent Street
Dora Dunlap
Abner Dunlap
Howard
Colo
Colorado
Ince
Cold
Virginia Cloudy Unsettled Weather Tonight into Wednesday
Cloudy and unsettled weather expected in Virginia tonight and Wednesday. Grain sale notice to follow, with references to Spates Grain Co and elevation details remaining unclear in the fragmented text.
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Virginia
Grain Co
Fire breaks out as Swimley woman talks on phone
Miss Swimley of Brucetown narrowly escaped serious burns Sunday when a parlor stove fire roared up the chimney while she chatted on a telephone. A paper covered screen ignited and flames spread to carpet. her mother doused the blaze with water. The mantle and carpet were damaged and a large window was broken in the smoke and panic. The young woman is reported to be recovering.
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Winchester
Or Swimley
Samuel J. Swimley
Brucetown
Pete
Swimley
Miss Swimley
The
Star
Westward Health Trip For Grimes Soldier
Mr. William F. Pannett of Grimes receives War Department approval to enter a general hospital. He will depart for Fort Bayard New Mexico next Monday to seek treatment for a lung ailment believed to improve with a different climate. Pannett served in the Sixty Cavalry and took part in the Spanish American war as his friends hope for relief.
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William F. Pannett
Grimes
War Department
General Hospitals
Army
Panett
Fort Bayard
New Mexico
General Hospital
Pannett
Sixthy
Santiago
Moving Pictures Make A Big Hit In Winchester
The Passion Play scenes from Oberammergau drew a large audience at the Auditorium. Faithful depictions of the Passion were praised after last night’s show and the pictures will be shown again tonight and tomorrow with matinees today and Wednesday.
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Winchester
Oberammergau
Inventory of ribbons handkerchiefs and gloves at Jones Joliffe sale
Fragmentary notice lists ribbons of various shades handkerchiefs and gloves offered at Messrs Jones and Joliffe in a special sale, with unclear pricing or specifics due to text damage. The ad mentions deity themed designs and coats or tess.
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Desigus
Father killed by son's train in tragic accident
Charles C Teatian once with Cumberland Valley Railroad died when a work train cut him in two at Greencastle Pa He reportedly lost balance while seated on a car edge and was severed with his left arm torn off R Hayes Tentian son in charge of the train assisted at the scene He was 65 and a member of G A R J C C F and 2nd Ta M Mrs Teatian survives a daughter Rosella Teatian and son R Hayes Teatian both of Greencastle
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Winchester
Greencastle
Charles C. Teatian
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Teatian
Iife
R. Hayes Tentian
Tentitian
Tt. A. M
Peatian
Rosella Teatian
R. Hayes ‘Teatian
Berryville Church Reports Strong Year Under Pastor Smith
Berryville Virginia March 24 Reverend J Harry Smith pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church South completes the year with two eloquent sermons to large crowds. Board of stewards shows solid finances with 2500 in contributions and treasury balance. Congregation growing and hopes for the pastor's return for another year. He leaves for conference with the goodwill of his congregation.
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the Star
Berryville
J. Harry Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Prigehins
Board of Stewards
Mr. Smith
New Skating Rink Rising on Stewart Street
A large force works on the new skating rink under construction on Stewart Street opposite the Winchester Hotel. Piers are done and heavy timbers are being put in place. The rink, slated for mid April completion, will be a very large facility with ample skating space on Mayor Hy Baker's lot leased to the promoters.
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Tien
Stewart Street
Winchester Ton
Hy Baker
Public Sale of House and Lot at Court House LA
Notice of sale of William Hay maker property including an 8 room house and 2 1 4 acres plus a 6 acre lot in front of the Court House at LA. The sale is scheduled for next Saturday at 9 30 in the morning as per the public notice.
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William Hay
Giant Negroes In Fierce Saloon Fight In Market Street
Sam Kams known as Sam Stick and Henry Haines, both over six feet tall, fought in a Market saloon last night. They were charged with fighting and disorderly conduct. Williams pled guilty and paid fines totaling 9.50. Both men were described as generally peaceable workers, Williams at Handley Library and Haines a laborer.
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Sam Kams
Sam Stick
Henry Haines
Williams
Haines
Wilson
Haken
Sever
Sealort
Postponement of Farmers Institute Owing to Preparations
A local committee postpones the Farmers Institute for several weeks due to necessary spring work and field preparations. After farmers finish planting corn oats and grain they hope to reschedule and take a day or two to attend.
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Severa
Ti Institute
Fragmentary notice points to a local sale
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Miller's and a December date. The readable portion references a sale action and local official involvement, but details are unreadable.
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Kate Fugitt
Vic WR
Florence Snyder
Branson Snyder
City OF Mexico
MR. Cromer
Mr. Abner Dunlap
Charles Teatian
Berryville’ Church
Sam
Walt
Institut
Alabaative
Miller's” Dee
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