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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1900

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The Object of the Coming Census Panel

Supervisor John M Steck discusses the purpose of the federal census in a City Star interview. He outlines three objects: apportionment bases for representatives, tracking national growth, and studying social institutions shaping population and wealth. He notes marriage as a key indicator and explains birth rates and marriage duration through census questions.

John M. Steck Steck Star Congress United States India

Preachers Gather for Ministerial Institute in Winchester

Ministers from Martinsburg Stephens City Edinburgh Bayard and Berkeley gather at Winchester United Brethren Church for a two day institute. Rev. T. J. Feaster elected president Rev. L. W. Lutz secretary sessions cover Christian Evidence and spiritual growth with papers read on church matters.

United Brethren Church Winchester J. D. Donovan Martinsburg W. F. Gruver S. A. Crabill Inwood S. K. Wine Stephens City W. H. Sampsell Youn’s Brook L. W. Lutz Edinburgh T. J. Feaster L. A. Racy Bayard T. J. Lawrence Berkeley C. M. Good S. D. Skelton Institute W. T. Gruver Rudy Wingerter D. Skelton K. Wine

Mrs Atterbury Dies in New York City

Information reached here of the death of Anne Cary Randolph Atterbury wife of John Turner Atterbury in New York City last Tuesday. She 45 and leaves a husband and several children. Funeral was in New York on Thursday. She was cousin to Mayor R T Barton of this city.

Anne Cary Randolph Atterbury John Turner Atterbury New York City Atterbury Mary Eliza W. Strother Jones Vaucluse Frederick County R. T. Barton New York

Evans and Taylor Tobacco Bridge Trip News

Mr. A. Evans of EK. J. Evans & Co. leaves on an extended West Virginia business trip with Mr. W. P. Cousine of J. N. Wyllie & Co. to advertise noted brands. Miss Lizzie Taylor and Miss Alice Taylor return to Strasburg.

A. Evans EK. J. Evans & Co West Virginia W. P. Cousine J. N. Wyllie & Co Danville, Va E. J. Evans & Co Lizzie Alice Taylor Strasburg

Gen Julian Carr to be orator at Confederate monument unveiling

Gen Julian S Carr ex Governor of North Carolina and noted orator will serve as the keynote speaker for the Stonewall Cemetery monument unveiling in Winchester on June 6. Ashby Camp selects Bettie Kurtz and Bessie Nurton as Louisville delegation to represent the camp with other Confederate groups expected to attend.

W. F. Hottle Turner Ashley Camp Barton North Carolina Stonewall Cemetery Julian S. Carr Carr Adjutant General of the United Confederate Veterans Com. Hottle Bettie Kurtz Bessie Nurton Ashby Camp Louisville Virginia Miss Kurtz Geo. Kurtz Miss Nulton Jos. A. Nurton Ashley Camp Winchester Baltimore & Ohio John B. Hyde Wm. H. Taylor Kurtz W. F. Tt J. Ogden Murraytes H. B. Striker Captaker John McCoy I. H. Faulkner

Excursion From Baltimore Announces Train to City

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans a Sunday excursion from Baltimore to this city arriving around noon. Mr. Newton Carpenter is suffering from a painful carbuncle on his left wrist.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore Newton Carpenter

Brick Chosen for City Hall After Cost Review

Washington firm wins contract to furnish 110000 impervious brick at 27 per thousand for Rouss City Hall. The city switches to stone coping for the water shed amid higher costs and concerns over brick quality.

Washington Rouss City Hall Building Commission Messrs J. E. Correll James B. Russell R. T. Barton Edward R. Diggs & Coo W. A. Mills Mills Diggs Company Duquesne Baltimore Brick Company City Hall The Rees the Poli

Temperance Talk Draws Large Market Street Church Crowd

Henry W. Wilbur of New York, former Voice editor, lectured on temperance at Market Street Methodist Church. The audience and choir filled the church as he argued liquor's social harm and that ending legalized sale is the path to remove saloons and distilleries. Public sentiment, he said, is rising to sweep the traffic away.

Henry W. Wilbur New York The Voice Market Street Methodist Church Wilbur

Man Beaten After Elderly Man Stones Neighbor’s Cow

An elderly man named John Wiltz of Carper's Valley stoned Joseph Renner's cow for grazing in his yard. Renner allegedly struck Wiltz at Renner's spring. Dr. Miller treated Wiltz who was reported critical but expected to recover. Wiltz is over 60. Renner about 35.

John Wiltz Carper’s Valley Joseph Renner Renner Miller Waltz

Delegates Return From Synod Session

Rev. W L Seabrook of Grace Lutheran Church and Mr J E Cooper return from the Virginia Synod delegation to the United Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the South in Winston Salem North Carolina. Seabrook chaired the delegation.

W. L. Seabrook Grace Lutheran Church J. E. Cooper Virginia Synod of the Lutheran Church United Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the South Winston- Salem N. C Seabrook

Man Attacks Blind Brother in Early Morning Quarrel

John Carr, a white resident of South Main street, returned home intoxicated and fought his blind brother Bennie Carr. He struck him, beating him severely about the head and face. No arrests had been made at the time.

Bennie John Carr South Main Street Bennie Carr

Winchester Round Club Special Meeting Tonight

A special meeting of the Winchester Round Club is set for tonight at 8 o'clock to address business of importance.

Winchester Round Club

County Coup May Oggur Any Day

The Tri Star Times popularity contest in Winchester and Frederick counties shows nearly six hundred votes cast yesterday with county nominees gaining. county contenders steadily close the gap on town rivals and may soon dominate the rankings.

Tri Star-Times Winchester Frederick

Big Gash Offer For Winchester Inn

Mr Charles St John bought the Hotel Winchester for 36800. Major Holmes Conrad of the Equity Improvement Company said a Washington capitalist offered 40000 in cash for the building. Harvey of Washington NC had sought a higher price but could not complete a purchase. The property and grounds cost nearly 100000.

Charles St. John Winchester Holmes Conrad Equity Improvement Company Washington Harvey Washington.c

Fruit Growers to Meet for Annual Association Session

The Fruit Growers Association will hold its annual meeting next Saturday at 2 o'clock in Court House Hall. Officers will be elected. The notice mentions a rehearsal at 0 o'clock tonight.

The Fruit Growers Association Court House Hall

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United Brethren Ministers Julian Carr Maid OF Honor Contiilie Mr. Wilbur Oggur Winchester Mine Julia Jenkins Louise Redman Fanny Gray Nee Rere Enee Nellie Henry Pe Bee Alma Lewis Delhi Baber G. Fost Bessie Shull Octa Frye Maude Steele Pave Nellie Hawkins Ethel Smoke Hoo Ree Ene Kate Chamblin Lily Tharpe Leila Adams Bee Lena Gore Owen Helen Dean Ay Ethel Anderson Bessie Ebersole Grace Cooper Lula Cooper Vernie Ritter Tee Mamie Fries Edith Dinges Lula McKee Nellie Huber Maude Swimley Winchester Inn Union Ss
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