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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1907

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City Fathers Open Purse For Improvements

The Fredericksburg city council approved funds for fire hydrants and water mains. A $500 grant funds hydrants at multiple intersections while $325 backs North Main street mains extension. Health officials urged sanitation improvements at a Frederick Plaza lavatory.

Water Committee Boyd Stewart and Clifford Stewart and Wolfe Washington and Wolfe Streets Washington and Cecil Washington and Monmouth Main Street North Avenue Fairmont Avenue Fairfax Lane Piccadilly Street Indian Alley

Mr Kennedy Buys Fine Horses During Winchester Visit

Mr M G C Kennedy vice president and general manager Cumberland Valley Railroad arrived in Winchester with railroad officials on private train. He bought two horses for 300 dollars each from local sellers for riding and driving and will ship them to Chambersburg.

M. GC. Kennedy The Cumberland Valley Railroad Wiichester Winchester

De Wolf Hopper in Happyland Tonight at Winchester

De Wolf Hopper and Miss Marguerite Clark with a company of seventy five arrived in Winchester from Staunton at 9 15 PM to present the new comic opera Happyland written for Hopper. The Staunton papers praise the show and the performers while the chorus and orchestra take up quarters at Winchester hotels.

de Wolf Hopper Marguerite Clark

Fire destroys dwelling near Mucheway Jefferson Co Va

The frame dwelling of Eugene B Timberlake two miles south of Mucheway Jefferson County Virginia burned down at noon today due to a defective flue. Mrs Timberlake and a colored girl were in the house. the girl saved only a few items. Timberlake formerly lived in Winchester and worked at Hotel Evans.

Eugene Timberlake Jeferson County Eugene B. Timberlake Mucheway Jefferson County Timberlake Winchester Hotel Evans

Revolutionary War Sword Hilt Exhibited By Optician Von Witt

Dr Charles J Von Witt displayed a solid silver hilt from a sword once given by General George Washington to a Tucker family member. The relic bears Washington's initials and was purchased from a jeweler who vouched for its history. The hilt, engraved on both sides, is broken at the guard and will be repaired.

Star Office Charles J. J.von Witt Geo George Washington Tucker Dr. von Witt Gen George Washington

Prices Paid in Winchester Markets Reported Today

The Star furnishes corrected daily prices from Winchester dealers. Readout shows Wheat Butter beer Chickens Corn per barrel and other market items with updated figures.

Winchester

Fine Horse and Cow Die at Shenandoah Bank Owner’s Loss

Mr. John W. Rice cashier of Shenandoah Valley National Bank lost a fine thoroughbred black mare to illness after several days of sickness. A valuable cow belonging to Mr. Rice also died from the same cause last week despite constant veterinary care.

John W. Rice Shenandoah Valley National Bank

Three Mosby Men Meet at Baltimore Station

At the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station this morning baggage master W H Taylor checked trunks and chatted with Lieut. John Russell of Clarke county along with Charles Biedler, a Baltimore traveler, both former Mosby Rangers officers. The three Civil War veterans shared brief war stories before the train arrived.

Mosby Baltimore and Oro Man Mr. Taylor

Rosemont Reopens for Summer in Clarke County

Mr and Mrs Charley BE Clapp of Pittsburg Pennsylvania have reopened their country home Rosemont near Berryville for the summer. They visited Winchester today and spent the day in Clarke County. The Clapps and their family are among Clarke's most popular residents.

Charley BE. Clapp Pittsburg Rosemont Berryville Winchester Clapp Clarke

Notice to Taxpayers on 1907 Water Taxes Due

Taxpayers are informed that the 1907 water taxes are due now with a five percent penalty added June 1. If unpaid, water service will be turned off. Treasurer G H Kinzie asks prompt attention to this matter.

Kinze

Mahool Wins Baltimore Mayoral Election by Large Plurality

J Barry Mahool a Democrat was yesterday elected mayor of Baltimore defeating Republican E Clay Timanus by a 4638 plurality. The remainder of the Democratic ticket also won in a sweep.

J. Barry Mahool Batlett E. Clay Timanus

Double murder by Black Hand in New York home

Special to The Star reports Mary Veto wife of Italian immigrant John Baptiste Veto of the Black Hand gang found murdered at their home. Police say money matters prompted the killings. the aged mother-in-law was also found dead and mutilated. A long knife with a broken point was recovered.

Baptiste Veto Black Hand Ana

Defense counsel Murphy comes to Boise for trial

In Boise Idaho May 8 J B Murphy general counsel of the Western Federation of Miners arrives while in late stages of consumption to lead Moy er Haywood and Pettibone in the Steunenburg murder trial He says they will be acquitted if a fair trial is given Leading figures on both sides are under guard and jail trains are watched Strict orders aim to keep the court room in order with secrecy over witness names

Moyer Haywood Pettibone Steunenburg

Rail officials warn of danger to Kuroki party train

Chicago May 8 railroad officials fear possible accident to the train carrying General Kuroki the noted Japanese soldier and his party as anti Japanese sentiment grows. General MacArthur and staff with army officers and prominent citizens saw the travelers off for Washington and the Jamestown Exposition.

Chicago Ciak Kuroki Genera MacArthur Unite States Army Washington Jamestown Ex

Laundry men join Troy Steam Laundry in Winchester

Mr. W. G. Pond of Washington D C an expert laundryman recently with Prudential Laundry Co joins the Troy Steam Laundry in Winchester along with Mr John Morris of Washington.

W. G. Pond Washington, D. C The Pruden Troy Steam Laundry Winchester

Weather Outlook Features Rain for Virginia and Nearby

Increasing clouds tonight bring rain in the early morning and again on Thursday. Mr. W. P. Baher has returned to Chambersburg Pennsylvania after a brief visit to his sister on South Market Street. Mrs. Edward Hamlin and her young daughter have returned to Boston after staying with Major and Mrs. Holmes Conrad for several weeks.

Virginia W. P. Baher Chambersburg, Pa South Market Edward Hamlin Major Mrs Holmes Conrad Boston

Winchester Visit On Legal Matters By W. Travers-Lewis

Mr. William Travers-Lewis of Berryville spent the day in Winchester on legal business.

William Travers — Lewis Berryville Winchester

Palaces of Pictures Delays No Show Tonight

Due to the delay of goode there will be no show at the Palace jet. Pictures tonight are canceled and the palace advertises the postponement to next available date.

Goode Palace

Mayor Baker Presents Winchester Plans For Water and Crossings

Mayor Harry H. Baker urges city council to study soft water by gravity as a cheaper future supply and calls for a committee to assess piping costs and options. He also proposes council approval for street crossings and discusses potential abolition of the Corporation Court amid Health Board reporting gaps.

Harry H. Baker Andy

Also Mentioned on This Page

City Fathers City Hall Shirley Carter W. d. Baker Messrs Ww. T. Barr P. W. Boyd Lewis F. Cooper Henry Deaht James M. Haymaker J. P. Haddox James B. Russell John H. Snyder William H. Smith George H. Kinzel J. B. Carrell Carrell Carver Wilson Mittee S. P. Latane Frederick County Frederick Plaza Board of Health W.O. Horsey Mr. G. Casper Fries National Cemetery National Enue Street Committee Davis Chainman-Boyd N. Wilson Mr. Davis Council Mr. Russell Market and Piccadilly Picca Dilly Street Buck Nance Russell MR. Kennedy Cumberland Valley Choice Horseflesh Chambers Burg Clarke County Oth Land Ans Flue Mr. and Star Per & Niessen W. H. Taylor Lieut John Rus Sell John Mosby Rangers Mr. Charles Biedler Baltimore Mahool Black Idaho New York Levies Mary Veto John Boise Boise, Idaho Murphy Western Federation Gen. Kuroki Tial Laundry Coe John Morris Corporation Court State Health Board
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