Mayoral and City Tickets on Democratic Ballot 1900
The Democratic ticket lists R T Barton for Mayor W P McGuire for Recorder Holmes Boyd Jr for Commonwealth's Attorney James L Redmon for City Sergeant Robert MOORE for City Constable and ward magistrates D H Bragonier James Burgess W W Striker G W McCormick Jos M Lupton E L Hodgson for the 1st to 4th wards with election set for Thursday May 24 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. McGuire
Commonwealth’s
Holmes Boyd, Jr
James L. Redmon
W. W. Striker
G. W. McCormick
Jos.m. Lupton
E. L. Hodgson
Republican City Ticket For Common Council
Announcement lists candidates for each ward on the Republican city ticket. Ward 1 Wm R Wils Ward 2 M T Reep Ward 3 C W RamsBurn Ward 4 Jas W Seabright adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Wils
M. T. Reep
C. W. Ramsburn
Jas. W. Seabright
R E Trenary Announces Candidacy for City Sergeant
R E Trenary announces his candidacy for City Sergeant to be decided at the May 24 election. He asks supporters to vote and notes the short time for campaigning.
Orderly Town Emphasizes Cornerstone Ceremony
Yesterday's cornerstone laying in Winchester drew a well behaved crowd. The article notes the absence of disorder at the event, praising the good conduct of attendees and contrasting with typical holiday crowds that may include some rough elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Winchester praised for order amid brief disturbances
A letter asserts Winchester remains among the most orderly towns in the country despite a few disreputable residents. It credits the people, the police, and the courts for maintaining good order and curb after recent gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Judge Atkinson Grants Holiday to Short Term Prisoners
In a customary move, Judge Wm. M. Atkinson ordered release of short term prisoners to join cornerstone laying festivities. Prisoners with near term expiry freed at six, told to return by nine, and all reported on time. The Martinsburg City Band performed on the Taylor Hotel porch instead of the Court House, directed by Prof. Luscomb, drawing a large crowd but missing expected open air setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Atkinson
Corporation Court
Martinsburg
Court House
Taylor Hotel
Prof. Luscomb
Fruit tree and plant sale in Frederick Maryland
Advertisement offering 3000 to 4000 two year old York Imperial apple trees with roots plus other varieties. 5000 to 10000 peach trees in different grades, hundreds of Keifer pear trees, a general fruit tree selection. 10000 Gregg raspberry plants and 500 Carolina poplars 10 to 14 feet high. Contact J A Ramsburg Frederick Md 419 1m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
J. A. Ramsburg
Frederick, Md
Entertainment at White Hall M E Church May 19 1900
The ladies of the White Hall M E Church and M E Church South join for a Saturday night program of recitations and vocal and instrumental music. Refreshments at usual rates and a quilt auction will be held. Exercises start at 8 o clock. Admission cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the White Hall
M. E. Church
South
Sanitary Committee hires excavator operator
The Sanitary Committee contracted Wm. Deschon to operate the excavator. Orders may be left with Harry Deschon at 417 South Loudoun Street or with the Superintendent of Water and Streets Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Deschon
Harry Deschon
South
Loudoun Street
Winchester May 18 Democratic primary for City Sergeant
The Democratic Executive Committee of Winchester Virginia orders a primary election on May 18 1900 at the Court House from 8 am to 7 pm to nominate a City Sergeant candidate for May 24. Candidates must file by May 16 with the committee to appear on the printed ballot. Only Democrats may vote. J P Happox and E G Hotts sign as chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Winchester
Court House
J. P. Happox
E. G. Hotts
Braddock
Piccadilly Streets
Episcopal Institute
Casper Nott
Geo
Clarence Miller
Peyton Street
Said Street
The
Valley Female College
North Kent St
North Market Street
John McCoy
Market Street
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lynch
John Lillis
E. L. Hopeson
Deer Park Hotel Ad Promises Modern Comforts at Summer Season
A Baltimore line advertisement markets the Deer Park Hotel and cottages at 2800 feet with electric lights baths pools golf tennis and livery service. Open June 23 to September 30 with rates via W E Burwell mail address until June 10 then in Garrett County. Also notes James A Brown traveling to Danville for the Great Council of Red Men event and Washington for the Wigwam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Annapolis Naval Academy
W. E. Burwell
Baltimore
Deer Park
Garrett County
Jas. A. Brown
Danville
Great Council of Red Men
Mr. Brown
Washington
Miss Beall Appointed Sponsor for Maryland at Reunion
Miss Louise Ogle Beall daughter of Col H D Beall Virginia editor of the Baltimore Sun has been named sponsor to represent Maryland at the Louisville Confederate Reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Ogle Beall
Col. H. D. Beall
Virginia
The
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Louisville
Sunday Excursion by Baltimore and Ohio to Washington
The Baltimore and Ohio will run another excursion from Winchester next Sunday to Washington. Fare is $1.25. Miss Lula Conrad of Summit Point is visiting friends in this city.
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Baltimore and Ohios
Winchester
Washington
Lula Conrad
Summit Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Star
Evening Star Publishing Co
Ss. H. Hansbrough
East Water Street
Daily Star
Times and Star
R. T. Barton
Robert 8. Moore
D. H. Bragonier
James B. Burgess
War
Geo. R. Blake
Robt. W. Haymaker
David S. Glaize
Lewis N. Barton
Republican City
Common Council
R. E. Trenary
White Hall
Madras
Lyons Batiste
Jaconot
Primrose
Yeddo Dimities
India
Paris Mousseline
Henry Bartier
Deer Park Hotel
Deer Park, Mo
Cts
the Town
Eleable
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier
Main and Water Streets
Cs Ce
Robert T. McVicar
Fair Grounds Carriage Works
Robt. T. Movicar’s
Chas
L. Crum
Kremer’s
Risioe
GEO. W. Krem ‘East Senet Ie Be
Sae Ea uRryock & Horr.v
Miss Beall
Hillman’s Tollgate
Valley Turnpike
Tom Sreak
Gro. W. Hinlyard
City of
Burpee’s Seeds
Franck Baker
Sas Ree
Hok Hor
Serra
China
SRRA
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