War Correspondent Fred Moore Versatile Reporter in Turbulent Times
War correspondent Fred Moore, an American journalist wounded at Constantinople, built a career across New York papers Washington magazines and later covered major events from the Balkans to the coronation in London. He joined Harvard for further study and later reported for the New York Sun from Turkey, while Miss Mary Custis Lee and Frank G Carpenter were also noted figures in Constantinople.
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Fred. Moore
Constantinople
York
Ow York
Washington
Impo
Galton
South
Edward
London
Kking
Balkans
Near East
Alexander
Draga
Belgrade
Associated Press
Harvard
Turkey
New York ‘Sun
Mary Custis Lee
Robert E. Lee
Arlington
Alexandria
Egypt
Greece
Miss Lee
Frank G Carpenter
Holy Land
Resting at Mount Hebron A Death Obituary Notice
At Rest Under Flowers continued from page 1 the deceased is laid to final rest by Winchester Commandery No. 12 Knights Templar. Rev Arthur E Slagle aided service at the grave conducted by Eminent Commander Alexander M Batter and Rev Dr J P Hyde. Pallbearers listed. Florals described as the finest seen in the city, including roses lilies carnations lilacs and ferns with a Lodge design of square and compass.
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Arthur E. Slagle
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Winchester Commandery
No. 12
Knights Templar
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Alexander M. Batter
J. P. Hyde
Lee A. R. Breckenridge
Ww. Fletcher
Harry M.baker
J. = s Correll
A. C. Slonaker
H. C. Sheetz
I. N. Good
John H. Snyder
Winchester - Hiram
Lodge
A. F
A. M
Wood
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praised by Women in Letters
Letters from Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound users share relief from change of life symptoms. Columbus Ohio resident Mrs Hanson reports renewed energy and ability to work. Graniteville Vermont’s Mrs BargenAy credits restored health and strength, urging publication. The text also notes floral tributes and fire company attendance at a funeral.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hanson
East Long St
Graniteville
Charles BargenAy
Lydia
Pinkham
Big Cy McDonald to Receive Medal at Georgetown Virginia Game
Local players feature in a Georgetown versus Virginia baseball showdown at Hilltop field with Cy McDonald of Georgetown set to receive a gold medal for his home run. Witmer of Virginia starts on the mound as fans anticipate one of the season’s largest crowds and a key rivalry rematch.
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Cy McDonald
George+ town
Witmer
University of Virginia
Virginians
Charlottesville
Georgetown
Washington Lads
Washington Sunday Star
Winchester
Washington
P. T. Mo
Bank
Cornell
Swat
Plue
Mitte
Letters Held At Wincheaster Post Office May 1 1909
Unclaimed letters for the week ending May 1 1909 remain at the Winchester post office. Persons calling for these letters must pay one cent per letter received. Names include Dr J T Fisher F P Josner Ernst Newing Gadfe Bentley Kern Mr Charles F Nelson Capon Springs Wes Va spent a morning on business.
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Wincheater
Wewett
J. T. Fisher
F. P. Josner
Eriest
Newing
Gadfe
Bentley
Kern
Charles F.nelson
Capon Springs
Wes. Va
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G. M. Hansbrough
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Virginia
Reo
O. I. Ritter
Picture Theatre
Casino Theatre
Portland Cement
United States
Glaize'& Bro
J. W. Rosenberger
Henry J. Parrett
Henry J. Parverrt
Admyr
Middleway
W. Va
P. O. Kearneysville
W. W
Strickler & Wagner
Kest
Glaize & Bro
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Frederick County
B. M. Roszel
Micchekvere
Aid Rae
Nest
Rchie le
Ter
G. John Dove
Royal Arch
China
Japan
Crex
Smyrna
Axminster and
Brussels
Russell& Green
Union Bank of Winchester Depository
Kailboal
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Frederick
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Chicago
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Philadelphia
New York
S. Main Street
Mont. Lovett
Southern Railway
Washington, DC
Bluemont
Washin
Alexand Alexander
Cowden
Barerot
Glencari
Torriaon Fostoria Ralle Chu W.ralis
Dunn
Lio Wedderb
Vienna
Hamillton Vureelm
H Arniluemon
Chas. E. Seal
Piccadilly St
Ouchard
Swimley & CO
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