Harris to Prove Self Defense in Thompson Shooting
Warrenton reports indicate Prof. J D Harris will rely on self defense after he shot and killed Associate Editor W A Thompson. Harris’s supporters say Thompson aggressed first with threats and blows, provoking the act. Noted lawyers Byrd McCormick White and Fletcher lead the defense in what is described as a strong council lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
J. D. Harris
W. A. Thompson
Thompson
Harris
J. Edward Harris
Berryville
The
Courier
Rr F. Harris
R. “Byrd
Winchester
Marshall McCormick
C. M. White
G. L. Fletcher
Clarke. Courier
Savage Sells Martinsburg Liquor Store in West Virginia
Announcement states Joseph H. Savage president of Savage Distilling Company Kernstown has sold his Martinsburg West Virginia retail liquor establishment to T M Youtz who has managed the saloon for a year. Peter Boxwell of this city has been connected with the bar and will remain with Youtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Savage
Savage Distilling Company
Kernstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Peter Boxwell
Youtz
Letter Takes Aim at Horsepower Myths in Philadelphia Model Debate
A Philadelphia correspondent argues that a 20 horsepower automobile outperforms many 40 horsepower and higher priced machines on steep hills. He notes repeated demonstrations in parks and suburban areas, suggesting smaller engines can outperform larger ones when properly applied.
Devastating Fire Devours Stanley Mill District
A major blaze swept Stanley downtown destroying 16 structures including the Stanley Milling Company mill and A. K. Grim’s hotel with post office. Loss estimated at 30 000 to 40 000 dollars with about 20 000 insured. Dynamite blast shattered depot glass. undertaker W V Peterish narrowly escaped. Stanley, Virginia, population about 300, lies seven miles south of Luray.
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Stanley
Page Valley
Stanley Milling Company
Roudabush
Roudabush; A. K
Grim’s
D. M. Modessett
Thomas M. Keyser
Shryock
Stanley Mill
Norfolk and Western
W. V. Peterish
Luray
Shenandoah City
Friendship Team Making Good Time at Summer Meets
The Friendship Fire Company reel team led by trainer James McIlintosh has shown strong practice runs in a short period. Any rivals facing Old Tammany this summer at the meets will face a tough challenge. The team will attend the Eagles' celebration in Hagerstown on May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Fire Company
James ‘McIlntosh
Hagerstown
To Spend Summer Here With Lucien Carr Family
Mr Lucien Carr Sr of Cambridge Massachusetts arrived from the north and will spend the summer at the home of his son and daughter in law Lucien Carr Jr Mr Carr has summers here for years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Carr, Sr
Cambridge
Mass
Lucien Carr, Jr
Carr
Hugh Bradley Farm for Sale Near Stephens City
The Hugh Bradley Farm near Stephens City in this county, once owned by the late Hugh Bradley, is described as the most fertile small farm in the Valley. It will be sold by the executor on Saturday May 29. See advertisement on page 3 of this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Bradley
Stephens City
Sarah Zane Meeting Friday Evening On Important Business
A brief notice announces a Friday meeting at 8 PM regarding important business led by Sarah Zane. The event emphasizes a formal gathering and agenda items to discuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane
Six Injured in Romney Train Wreck
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train on the Romney branch derailed near Romney after hitting cattle. Six people were injured, including Mrs. Cornwell and Miss Kate Brady. they were not seriously hurt and returned home by carriage. J Inskeep Keller, a Romney hotel former owner, collapsed and died from excitement at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romney
Baltimore and Ohio
Cornwell
John J. Cornwell
The
Hampshire Review
Kate Brady
A H. Parker
I. M. Baker
James Keller
George. Cunningham
W. B. Cornwell
Fairmont
A Sewerage Plan for the Farmers
The state health department issues a Richmond bulletin with designs for private sewerage systems in country homes. Simple, low cost plans are distributed statewide to help farmers install proper disposal to curb typhoid. The bulletin urges prompt use to protect families from disease spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Health Department
Richmond
Debt Suit Hearing On At Richmond
Final evidence in the debt case between Virginia and West Virginia was taken before Special Master Charles E. B. Littlefield in Richmond with Arthur G. Potter as key witness. The hearing, expected to conclude tonight, will send the master’s report to the U S Supreme Court for its final ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
iMaster
Charles EB. Littlefield
Maine
Virginia
West Virginia
Arthur G. Potter
John G. Carlisle
George M. McClintic
Anderson
George M. Harrison
Conrad
Carlisle
Land Bought for Christian Church in Winchester
The Christian Church trustees plan a new church at Braddock and Clifford streets following a deed recorded with W. M. Atkinson transferring two lots for 2700. Other nearby property transfers include leasehold at Cumberland Valley Railroad yards for 2030 and multiple home and lot sales on North Market and Main streets.
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Winchester
Bradde and
Clifford Streets
W. M. Atkinson
R. C. Hook
BE. W. Cat
Jefferson Davis
Christian Church
Braddock and
West Cliffern Street
Gearing & Shiner
Larrick
C. A.heller
Cumberland Valley Railroad
J. William Miller
Cc. L. Robinson
W. R. Hillyard
North Market Street
Robinson Ice Plant
Mr. Hillyard
James M. Brown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
C. L. Robinson
Confederate Soldiers Memorial Shaft Unveiled in Charlottesville
A granite shaft erected in Courthouse Square in Charlottesville honoring Confederate soldiers of Albemarle County was unveiled with ceremonies. Attendees included Senator John W. Daniel, Captain Carlton McCarthy, ex mayor of Richmond, and Congressman S. A. McCall of Massachusetts. Notables such as Col. S. A. Cunningham, editor Fenn of The Confederate Veteran, Major Robert W. Hunter, and Gen. Thomas I. Rosser participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Albemarle County
John W. Daniel
Carlton MccCarthy
Richmond
A McCall
Massachusetts
Col. S. A. Cunningham
Nashville
Fenn
Robert W. Hunter
Winchester
Virginia Military Records
Prizes Offered for Top Scores at Market Street Rink Alleys
Weekly event at Market Street rink alleys offers 2.40 dollars in prizes for the highest scores. Participants vie for the top spot as casual bowlers and league teammates compete for the cash award.
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Market St
Kenney Burial at Old Hopewell in Frederic
Mr William H Kenney a Frederic farmer died after a lingering illness aged 61 near Clearbrook. Survived by widow two sons and two daughters. Funeral held at home then at Hopewell Meeting House with interment in Hebron Cemetery. pallbearers listed.
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William H. Kenney
Freder
Clearbrook
Kenney
New York
Fisher
Limekiln
May Newcome
Ora
Mary
Lilly Kenney
Bowling Contest On Market Street Tonight
Duck pin bowling contest scheduled for Market Street tonight between teams from four Lemon party locations. Teams from Market Street and nearby venues compete for prize honors in a lively local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market St. Rick
Market St
Shoe Salesman Wanted for Alleghany and Washi Counties
Experienced shoe salesman wanted to cover Alleghany and Washi counties Maryland Bedford and Ff counties Pennsylvania and B and O rail lines to Staunton Way with a trade in the territory. Address reference and previous annual sales requested Dixon Co Baltimore Md.
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Alleghany
Washi
Bedford
Ff Counties
Staunton
Way
Dixon CO
Baltimore
Building Lots For Sale in Wim. Byrd Party Area
Six lots offered by Wim. Byrd party on Washington and Stewart Streets. All well located with no grading needed, old shade trees, alley rear. Listed by SHDN. VAL. REALTY G. C. Miller General Manager. Also seeking to purchase 3 plater scales.
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Wim
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Mr. Savage
Martinsburg Place
D. T. Ritter
Philadelphia
J. J. Keller
Virginia Health Department
United States Supreme Court
Dolliver
Aldrich & Lodge
Claudia Hains
Wittees
Washington
Iowa
Senate
Aldrich
Lodge
Senaor Aldrich
Wrights
London
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Albemarle
MR. Kenney
Old Hopewell
Octavia Knight
Mount Hebron
Charley
P. m
Stoupfer
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