May 16 1901 edition preview and telegraph lines
The Evening Star Publishing Co announces listings for Thursday May 16 1901 with editorial by H Hansbrough at No 17 East Warm Steam and telephoning number 61.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
2
The Evening Star Publishing Co announces listings for Thursday May 16 1901 with editorial by H Hansbrough at No 17 East Warm Steam and telephoning number 61.
I Frank R Harris manager of The Winchester Evening Star swears the April 1901 circulation was 41 522 copies to regular paid subscribers excluding exchanges extra papers or unsold copies Daily average for April 26 publication days 1 597 copies Sworn May 1 1901 before Ross Woksey N P
The Daughters of the Confederacy, Ladies Memorial Association and Junior Memorial Association join Ashby Camp volunteers for a joint meeting at 8 PM. The Memorial and Junior Memorial groups will meet at 7 PM and the D of C at 7 30.
Mr W H Robinson a noted inventor from Pittsburg who spends time in Winchester visited the Taylor House yesterday and presented Mrs H B Carlton a hotel clerk with a handsome cane.
Count Eugene Stanislaus de Mitkiewicz of Russia died yesterday at Asbury New Jersey. He had visited Winchester. Years earlier his daughter Miss Olga Mitkiewicz attended the Episcopal Female Institute in this city.
While at the Episcopal Council in Alexandria Rev Nelson P. Dame of this city is the guest of Maj R W Hunter. Albert Baker, delegate from Christ Church, is the guest of Mrs Louise Baker. The days are getting warmer.
A display of formal gowns from foreign designers offers Paris Mausseline Silk Mulls organzined goods and Switz Persian Mulls. Stock includes ribbons laces fans and various fabrics to create a tasteful costume with a low outlay.
The report details a heated dispute over paving the plaza with vitrified brick. Council members defend a liberal contract spirit while clarifying that the written instrument lacks explicit materials and the boards dispute the paving method and payment terms amid committee absences and late proposals.
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