Train Strikes Passenger Near Charlestown Injures Man
A Baltimore and Ohio excursion train struck Byrd Hearst near Charlestown as he tried to board a moving car. Hearst suffered a severe head wound and weakness but survived. Sam Williams fell from the rear car, rolled down a steep embankment, and was injured. Dr. McGuire treated Hearst at Charlestown depot and Hearst rested at home afterward.
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Baltimore
Byrd Hearst
Charlestown
Sam Williams
Sam Slick
Swayne
McGuire
Washington Excursion Train Brings 170 to Winchester
An excursion train from Washington arrived in Winchester at 11 o clock with about 170 passengers from an original 400. Most travelers visited friends and were hosted at homes before returning home at 7 PM under Conductor Powers in charge.
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Washington
Winchester
Powers
Former real estate man explains coat arrest in Washington
Thomas B. Almond of Winchester says he unintentionally possessed another man’s overcoat after dining in a Washington restaurant. He claims the accuser swore he had stole it and the Police Judge fined him ten dollars, with Almond still without recovery of his coat.
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Tux Star
Thomas B. Almond
Winchester
Washington
Almond
Charley Rouss Fire Company Plans Photo at Hall
The Charley Rouss Fire Company and the Union Corner Band will assemble in full uniform at 9 15 tomorrow at their hall to participate in the Reuss City Hall corner stone laying. A photograph of the company and band will be taken. Congressman Otjen Visits Winchester. The Washington visitor Hon Th eobold Otjen Republican representative to Congress from Wisconsin's Fourth District visited town yesterday. He is from Milwaukee and served in the 54th 55th Congress and was re elected to the 56th.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
Union Corner Band
Reuss City Hall
Otjen
Winchester
Washington
Theobold Otjen
Fourth
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Weather outlook warm with light to fresh southerly winds
Fair and continued warm conditions expected tonight and Tuesday. Light to fresh south winds accompany the dry spell as coastal skies stay generally clear.
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Snyder former Winchester resident
Intelligence reaches Winchester of the death in Canonsburg Pennsylvania of Mrs Elizabeth Little Snyder wife of the late Rev Henry Snyder D D once a professor at Jefferson College and Hampden Sydney College She had been ill about a week died May 5 from nervous prostration She was one of seven Little sisters and after widowhood lived with her children in Canonsburg Her death marks the near disappearance of the once large Winchester connection.
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Winchester
Canonsburg
Elizabeth Little
Henry Snyder
Tefferson College
Hampden-Sidney
Snyder
James Little
Presbyterian Church
Virginia Little
Henry P. Ward
Henry R. Wilson
India
Frederick T. Brown
Nathaniel Bent
Hugh A. Brown
Winchester Democratic Executive Committee sets primary for May 18 1900
The Winchester Virginia Democratic Executive Committee announces a city primary to nominate a City Sergeant for the May 24 election. Voters at the Court House May 18 from 8 pm to 7 pm must file candidacy by May 16 noon. Only Democrats may vote and candidates cover their own filing expenses.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Winchester
Court House
J. P. Happox
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