Importance of True Christian Character Sermon at Market Street Church
Rev. E. Olin Eldridge stressed character over reputation in a Market Street Methodist sermon on Thought on the Week of Prayer and Fasting. He argued true character comes from inward truth and sinfulness rooted in the heart, citing David and Carlyle to illustrate the need for genuineness before God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Olin Eldridge
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
God
David
Thomas Carlyle
Death of Hugh Lewis at Kernstown after week long illness
Hugh Lewis died at his home near Kernstown at 12:15 last night after a week with pneumonia. He was about 52, survived by a widow and seven children, plus a brother and sister. Funeral from his home will be held tomorrow morning at 11. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. He had recently bought a tombstone, remarking death is uncertain.
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Hugh Lewis
Kernstown
Julia Lewis
Winchester
Nicodemus
Loudoun County
Clarance
Ada
Hunter
Williard
Grover
Julian
Emma
M. P. Lewis
South Market Street
Charles McVicar
North Mainstreet
Brannon Thatcher
South Main Street
IL O’clock
Thrasher
Mount Hebron
Lewis
J. O. Brotherton
Albin & Nan
Albin
Mrs Mary Russell Dies at Home of Son in Law
Mrs Mary Russell, 78, died at 3 45 this afternoon at the home of her son in law S J Russell on South Main Street after a period of ill health. She was mother of B L Slusher merchant on Market Street and leaves three other sons and four daughters. Further particulars of her death will be given tomorrow.
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Mary Russell
S. J. Russell
South Main Street
B. L. Slusher
Market Street
Found a V Coin on Fairfax Square Date 1836
Contractor John McCoy unearthed a rusty five cent piece dated 1836 in the southeast corner of Fairfax Square during excavation. The coin had lay buried for years under made ground. McCoy declined a premium for the find.
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Fairfax Square
John McCoy
McCoy
Crucifixion Portrait At Baker’s Shoe Store Display
The painting The Crucifixion by Charles Moxs impresses viewers with well executed figures of Christ Mary and St John. It is currently exhibited at Mr. Wm H Baker's shoe store drawing positive attention from the public.
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Charles Moxs
Christ On the Cross
Mary
John
Wm. H. Baker
Death Notices of Nettie Rider at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Frank Woodward learns of sister Nettie Rider death in Baltimore at Johns Hopkins Hospital at age 34. Wife of Baltimore patrolman William Rider, she left a husband and two children and is survived by multiple Woodward siblings. Funeral set for Friday in Frederick.
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Frank Woodward
Baltimore
Nettie Rider
Frederick, Md
Messrs
Harry
Frank
George
Charlie Woodward
Winchester
Jacob
John Woodward
Frederick
Oscar Haller
Hoskins Morgan
Death of Samuel Hutchens in Staunton at age over seventy
Former townsman Capt. James M. Haymaker learned by telegram of his uncle Samuel Hutchens death in Staunton at 9 40 this morning. Hutchens, born and raised in the city, served in the Tenth Virginia Infantry Stonewall Brigade during the Civil War. He was a longtime cutter in the Western State Hospital tailoring department and is survived by a widow two sons and two daughters.
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James M. Haymaker
South Market Street
Staunton
Samuel Hutchens
Tenth Virginia Infantry
Stonewall
Hutchens
Western State Hospital
White Named Local Evangelist for Patrick County
Rev Dr Henry M White former pastor of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church is elected local evangelist for Patrick County Virginia by the Home Missions Committee of Lexington Presbytery meeting in Staunton. Rev Dr F M Woods of Martinsburg WV is chosen as evangelist for Lexington Presbytery to replace Rev Dr Frank J Brooke who leaves Staunton for the Second Presbyterian Church in Alexandria VA.
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White
Henry M. White
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Patrick County
Virginia
Home Missions Committee
Lexington
Staunton
F. M. Woods
Presbyterian Church
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Lexington Presbytery
Frank J. Brooke
Second Presbyterian Church
Alexandria
Quaker Member Responds to Critical Article
A reader objects to a poster signed D J criticizing W R S a Friends Society member. The letter asserts D J misidentifies membership and warns about misinformed critique of Quakers while noting W R S can handle himself.
Lecture at Market Street Church by Rev Eldridge
In the rescue room of Market Street Church tomorrow at 8 o'clock Rev E Olin Eldridge will deliver a humorous and practical lecture. Music by the infant department under Miss Nannie Herbert. Admission ten cents. All are cordially invited.
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Market St
E. Olin Eldridge
Nannie Herbert
Winchester business men form board of trade effort gains traction
Adoption of articles of incorporation discusses issuing 250 shares at two dollars each and plans for a Winchester board of trade. About fifty shares taken, a hundred plus business men attend, and an executive committee will draft by laws and officer roles for future meeting.
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Winchester
Board of Trade
Barton Barton
S. H. Hansbrough
E. Holmes Boyd
Simi Belo
Miss A Della Hottle Weds N B Gist in Marianna Arkansas
Miss A Della Hottle daughter of Wm F Hottle of Am herst street married N B Gist at Dr C T Chandler’s residence in Marianna Arkansas yesterday. They left for Hot Springs for a month then will reside near Marianna. Gist is a 500 acre farmer and stock raiser. Mrs Gist is a graduate of the Episcopal Female Institute.
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A. Della Hottle
Wm. F. Hottle
Amherst Street
N. B. Gist
Marianna
Arkansas
C. T. Chandler
Winchester
West
Horror Star Demands Colored Voter Space at Republican Convention
A critic claims racial minorities were ignored and insulted at a Monday Republican convention. He states the colored voters, loyal to Lincoln’s emancipation era, withdrew to preserve their dignity after being refused recognition and treated with contempt by the convention chair. He signs as Cotorep Veg.
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Horror Star
Abraham Lincoln
Winchester Round Club Forms At Market Street Church
The Winchester Round Club organized with eighteen charter members at Market St Methodist Church. An executive committee of Vernon Haines Reaganald Haines Harry Stouffer Jank Kohlhouser and Brent Clark was named. A semi monthly paper is planned after May 1 with Clem Capper editor Maury Patterson associate.
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Winchester Round Club
Market St. Methodist Church
Vernon Haines
Reginald Haines
Harry Stouffer
Jank Kohlhouser
Brent Clark
Clem Capper
Maury Patterson
Senator Clark’s Opponent Visits Town Amid Bribery Claims
Senator Clark’s rival W C Conrad of White Post toured the town with Mr Baker, a local capitalist. The wealthy Montana resident, who summers in Clarke County, once sought the U S Senate but was defeated by Clark, who faces alleged bribery charges in the election. Representatives elect were instructed to vote, claims say Clarke.
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W. C. Conrad
White Post
Baker
Conrad
Montana
Clarke County
United States Senate
Clark
Winchester Contest Sees Surge of Candidates and Votes
The Star Times most popular young lady contest adds eight new aspirants as voting climbs past three hundred in a day. Miss Maude Steele leads county standings while Miss Fannie Gray holds town top honor. prizes include a gold watch for the leader and a mahogany parlor suit for the runner up.
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Star Times
Winchester
Frederick County
Jenkins
Star-Times
Maude Steele
Fannie Gray
Times
UN Il
Fanny Gray
Julia Jenkins
Ini Alma Lewis
Eeeseey
Louise Redman
Cora Hillyard
Florence Grim
Susie Stover
Nellie Henry
Carrie Lowery
Katie Sheetz
Lily Maphis
Virgie O'Neal
Bessie Ebersole
Lillian Grim
Tenene Lydia Chapman
Ween
Rat Odta Frye
Lily Brown
Fee
Ada Streit
iCal Han Ene
Georgie McDonald
Lizzie Russell
Constance Strickler
Heee
Tae
Louisa Smith
Mary Moling
Fae
Stella Oyler
Sue Windle
Aermokst
Derick County
Mande
Steele
Pere Eee
Mies
Lena Gore
Wenee
Lella Baker
Leila Adams
Ethel Smoke Fee
Lily Tharpe
Vernie Ritter
Lelia
Ates Erning
Funeral of Mr Grier and Rev Jackson Return from Washington
Rev E B Jackson returned from Washington where he attended the funeral of the late J Grier at his New York avenue home. He was assisted by Rev Dr Green of Cava Baptist church. The service was largely attended and the remains were Harford o.
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Mr. Grier
E. B. Jackson
Washington
J. Grier
New York Avenue
Jackson
Dr. Green
Cava Baptist Church of
Tee
Harford
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Market St. Church
Hugh R. Lewis
Russell
Ep. Star
D. J
Society of Friends
W. A.S
Far West
Club
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