Primaries Set by Democratic Executive Committee
The Democratic Executive Committee calls primaries at ward voting places on the evening of May Bist to select delegates and alternates to the Congressional Convention. The Harrisonburg convention will be on July 18, with Congressman Hay likely to be renominated. Winchester has eleven delegates: three from ward one, and two from each of the other three wards, based on Bryan vote totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Harrisonburg
Hay
Winchester
Clergy Attend Centenary Reformed Classis Meeting
Rev Dr Hoffheins of Martinsburg Elder Fry of Fall ing Waters Rev Jas Stonesi fer of Centenary Reformed Church and Elder Ollie Zinn from Winchester head to Rockingham County to attend the Centenary Reformed Church classis convening at Frieden's Church and likely to session until Monday. Senator W A Clark resigns from the Montana Senate after bribery inquiry and is soon reappointed to the unexpired term by Lieut Governor Spriggs while Governor Smith is away.
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W. H. Hoffheins
Martinsburg
Fry
Falling Waters
Jas. B. Stonesifer
Centenary Reformed Church
Ollie Zinn
Winchester
Rockingham County
Frieden’s
Senate
W. A. Clark
Montana
Clark
Spriggs
Smith
California
Jas. R. Graham
Lost City
Capon Bridge
Ivanhoe Robertson
Presbytery
Ashlin White
Smithfield
Time Not Ready for Constitutional Convention Plea
Calvary Virginia May 15. LeMUEL BORDEN urges voters to vote against a constitutional convention. He notes doubt among Shenandoah county leaders and argues waiting for more state history before any changes, urging a defeat of the convention proposal.
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Shenandoah County
Hancock
Cleveland
Lemuel Borden
Asa Shanholtz Survives Wagon Crash Near Round Hill
Asa Shanholtz escaped serious injury when his wagon and two horses went over an embankment near Round Hill. He was sleeping at the time and cannot recall exactly what spooked the team. The incident occurred days ago and left the wagon damaged but the driver unharmed.
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Asa Shanholtz
Round Hill
Asa
Schedules for Eleventh Census Enlist 30000 Farmers
The Eleventh Census begins June first with supervisor John M. Steck sending out 30000 agricultural schedules in the Seventh District. Farmers will be classified with population and fill these special forms, while other schedules follow. John F. Jones of Philadelphia visits the city and several local residents are noted, including Gutenberg anniversary and local tradesmen.
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John M. Steck
The Mystery of Laay nyxv and the Byron Letters
An 19th century piece contends with Alfred J. Townsend's forest hunt imagery from Overland Monthly and W E Henley on Lady Byron. It notes a public uproar over Lady Byron's actions after marriage and rumors shaping opinion. The fragment ends with unresolved questions about motives and exile.
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W. E. Henley
Lady Byron
Pall Mall
Godfrey
Thomas Moore
Organists to Give Benefit Recital at Braddock Street Church
Miss Estelle Mae Shore of this city and Mr Perry C Orem of Baltimore Md will present an organ recital and musicale at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South on Friday at eight p m for the benefit of the church Admission is twenty five cents Miss Shore teaches at Valley Female College and Mr Orem is organist of First English Lutheran Church Baltimore The event promises high musical artistry.
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Estelle Mae Shore
Perry C. Orem
Baltimore
Braddockst
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Miss Shore
The
Valley Female College
Orem
First English Lutheran Church
Notice of Chancery Commission and May 15 1900 hearing
G H Snarr Trustee v Marlboro Fertilizer Co et al directs a commissioner to state liens and debts on Marlboro Fertilizer Co and stock subscriptions. Publication required four weeks in Frederick county paper. Commissioner Robert M Ward sets May 15 1900 in Winchester VA to execute the order. adjournments possible.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
G. H. Snarr
Marlboro Fertilizer Company Et Als
Marlboro Fertilizer Co., Limited
C. E
A. D. Cunningham
Marlboro Fertilizer Co
Lim’td
Winchester
Marlboro
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Will
Virginia Classis
Calvary, Va
Winchester Inn
Charles St. John
Hae
Charles J. Mathews
Baltimore and Ohio
Joahann Gutenberg
T. M. McCorkle
Miss Wilson
Summit Point
Taylor
W. B.jackson
Washington, D. C
Rev
E. B. Jackson
First Baptist Church
Horsey & Atwell
John F. Jones
Philadelphia
Jones’ Creamery
Our City
S. H. Hable
Cor
P. M. Hoover
Columbia, Pa
J. W. Brubaker
Taylor House
Ordey
North Main St
the Mountain Lion
Alfred J. Townsend
Overland Monthly
W. H. Dinges
Nellie
Myrtle Miller
Vaucluse
Atlanta, Ga
General Assembly of
Presbyterian Church
Dinges
Winchester Presbytery
57Th Cor
Main and Water Sts
W. E. Skelton
Weyer’s Cave
Augusta County
S. D. Skelton
de Laney Hicks
M. Albert Keyzer
Rue St. Honore
Paris
France
Star Clothier
Mamie Russell
W. H. Perkinson
Charlottesville
Lewis Bros
Piccadilly Street
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland Brewing Company
North Main Street
Robt. M. Ward
Com’r
Chancery Circuit Court
Walton & Eae
Barton & Boyd
Star-Times
East Water St
R. M. Henry
Old Private Stock
Belle of
Nelson
Belle
Anderson
W. H. McBraye
Royal Standard
Mount Vernon
Avondale
Old Henry
North Market Street
James E. Pepper
Oscar Pepper
Lexington Club
Golden Rose Elk Run
Maryland
Rye Beachmont
Robert M. Henry
Telephone
Florshein
C.davis
E. Bruce Capper
West Water St
Barr
N. Main Street
Ile
Surrock & Horr
Shli
GEO. E. Bushnell & CO
Stone's Drug Store
C. A. Bowen
J. H. Herr
Tazaran
Chester
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