The Evening Star merges with News-Item in Winchester
The Evening Star and The News Item merge into a single paper under The Star management. The 1896 launch is recalled, and the new duplex press, MergerthalER type, and expanded staff promise faster, larger editions. The circulation stands at 3500 copies with broader coverage in Virginia.
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Evening Star
John S. Sloat
Eee
Winchester
Valley of
Virginia
The
Mi Reed
Hagerstown
Evening Star Isore
R. E. Byrd
Star
R. Gray Williams
Williams
Axiditorium
Nemo
DD. B. Conrad
the Star
Conrad
Water Street
Boyce
Frederick Courtly and Clarke
Warren Fir Star
Washington City
Martinsburg
John Hoover
Charles W. Brown
J. Reed
Reed
Leonard Copenhaver
Corps of Mechanics
Court Dismisses The Dickson Charge
R S Dickson facing abducting Madeline Dempsey case before Mayor Wallace in Fredericksburg with no felony charged and warrant dismissed The case sent to Corporation Court Bond validity under advisement Dickson missing in action while his father William Dickson seeks him and Madeline Dempsey and W L Dempsey remain at home in Fredericksburg
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Wallace
Fredericksburg
Corporation Court
J. T. Godrick
Dickson
William Dickson
Sewickley
R. S. Dickson
Pittsburg
W. L. Dempsey
Madeline
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Merg
Per
Star Man
Star Publishing Company
H .F. Byrd
Mise K. Esther Harrie
Nerial
Thomas Byrd
Evening ‘Star
Rier
the Mail
Cverespondents
Bertiville
Front Royal
Stewart L. Forney
Sam Forney
Mr. Forney
Winchester Times
Ban
COX Duplex Perfecting Press
Madeline Dempsey