Kremer Announces Candidacy for Justice of the Peace
George v Kremer announces his bid for Justice of the Peace at Large in Winchester Virginia. The May 23 1901 city election is the voting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Kinzel
C. E. Hoover
John K. Lewis
David 8. Glaize
H. D. Fuller
Justices OF Peace
D. H. Bragonier
M. D. Albin
Justice of Peace At
Winchester
Totay
Justice of the Peace
George v. Kremer
Nottingham
George Jones
Frederick County
Court House
R. E. Byrd
W. Roy Stephenson
Wm. M. Atkinson
Star Tannery
D. L. Pence
RE. L Hodgson
Winchester Evening Star issue total for April 1901
I Frank R Harris sworn statement shows 41 522 copies printed and distributed to paid subscribers in April 1901. Daily average 1 597 across 26 publication days. Sworn May 1 1901 before notary Rosner Worstey N P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Virginia
Winchester
I. Frank R&. Harris
Winchesterr Evening Star
Tan
Star
Advertisers Advice and Unclaimed Letters Listing
An article notes a merchant urging larger trade through strong newspaper advertising and delegating spend to reach the widest circulation. The Winchester post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending May 11th 1901 including Al Cornell Newton Morgan H M Simpson Frank Shoop Mrs Chas White and C H Harpy with one cent fees due by letter recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
al Cornell
Newton Morgan
H. M. Simpson
Frank
Shoop
Mrs. Chas
White
C. H. Harpy
P.M
Florida Suffarers and Free Shipments by Adams Express
All shipments to the Relief Committee head in Jacksonville Florida will be entered on waybills and carried free of charge by Adams Express Company as part of charitable aid. The notice urges use of Reardon's special brand of relief distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Committee
Jacksonville
Adams Express Company
W.H. Heiston
Fannie R. Heiston
Katherine Shaull
Emma G. Cather
Clark Cather
David Cather
Sally E. Kohlhausen
Charles 8
Ware
Homer
AOE Ee
W. H. Heiston
Fanny RK. Heiston
Homer S$. Ware
Charles
Virginia
Mary E. Shaull
Rich. L. Gray
W. Roy Stephenson
P. Q
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Wm. H. Ridings
Mary C.smith
Court House
Winchester
Personal Conducted Tours to Boston by B&O Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers two Tuesday departures on June 25 and July 16, 1901 for a round trip to Boston at 28.00, including expenses and stopovers in Philadelphia and New York. Departures from Washington and return validity five days, with trains at 8:30 A M from Washington’s Union Station and 9:19 9:24 A M at Maryland stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & O. Railroad
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey Avenue
C. Street
Eight Hoboes Arrested in Martinsburg Raid
Martinsburg police raided a tramp rendezvous near Hannis distillery and seized eight hoboes. Two crippled suspects were ordered to leave town while the remaining six received ten day sentences. One man claimed to be crippled and wheedled contributions with a deformed hand and a printed card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Hannis
Mrs Duvall Dies, Winchester Friends Mourn Her
Miss Addie Duvall of Washington mourns her mother’s death. The family’s loss comes after Mrs Duvall died last Friday night in Washington. Miss Duvall spends summers in Winchester and has many local friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Duvall
Washington
Miss Duvall
Winchester
Jacksonville Sufferers Collected At Braddock Street Church
At a Braddock Street M E Church Epworth League meeting a collection was taken for Jacksonville sufferers. Mr and Mrs Lewis H Hyde of New York were guests of Dr and Mrs W P McGuire on Amherst Street and returned home this morning. Dr S Delaney Hicks, formerly of this city, will spend January in Leesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B General Conference
Frederick
The
Missionary Society
Uaior Biblical Seminary
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
Epworth League
Jacksonville
Lewis H. Hyde
New York
W. P. McGuire
Amherst Street
S. Delaney Hicks
This City
Jone
Leesburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Timetable Entry
Harpers Ferry connections for Breee be checked with office fee of five cents. Effective November 25, 1900. F D C Deerwood general agent notes D B Martin and B Patton as agents for this service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
Pely F.D. C. Deerwood
D.B. Martin
Monae Pass
B. Patton
Mail Carriers Hours and Delivery Trip Schedule
The notice lists daily routes and times for mail carriers. It details six trips including delivery, collection, and business-area service, with start and end times and a total workday of eight hours per carrier. It notes Sunday collection from all boxes.
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Evening Star
Bevery
Evening Star Publishing Co
H. Hansbrough
East Water Srames
Daily Star
W. W. Striker
Geo. E. Jenkins
He Lupton
E Ll, Hodgson
WM. R. Willis
WM. C. Graichen
Albert A. Brown
German Smita
Rosr. Worstey, N. P
Florida Suffarers
Try Reardon’s
Henry Bretjer , Coo
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Valled Brethren Statistics
R. W. Carte
Colored Baptist Church
Colored Odd Fellows
Andrew Gaskins
Noble Grand
Joseph Brent
Mrs. Duvall
Quali
J. P. Hardoe
Dave
Wm. S. Scull &Co
Camden
J. T. Pentz
Weil
Rosenmeyer
Star Shoe House
Corporation Court of the
City of
Mary A. Shaull
Oxford
Queen Quality
Oxfords
R, Runtsberry
Phow
Main St
County of
Cedar Hill Road
David Shaull
Dr. Henkle
John W. Shultz
Baltimore
A. m
Ence
Rraeenane
Bott S. Cases Cesses
Seeewee
Gagerstowe
Fenry
M. Staunten Ee
Strasburg Junoor
A.m
Summit
Wteee Oy
Garpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Bass Il
MPR Sah
W. Kurtz
Edwin B. Ridings
Middletown
Jacob B. Larrick
Enoch A. Walters
Mary C. Smith
M. Lynch H
Larrick
M. Ward
Virginia Ser
M. M. Lynch
Ohn J. Kiger
E. L. Hodgson
B. F. Ulman
County Court
Henry D. Fry
Jas. A. Bucher
Fairmont Avenue
Tf Miller SupPly Co
O. F. Favulener
Wright's
Jos. Waieur, Jr
Erop
Heller
Summar School
Central Commercial College
Cumberland, Md
Gratchen Grove Co
Hart Hotel
North Market St
Grim Tavern
Hitching Yard
Seal Brothers
Sos S. Main. Street
Piscbers Et All
Lineberg
Jane
McCann
J.M. Steck
Stephens City
W. Shenk
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