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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1901

Page

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Firemens Night At Auditorium Promises Rich Treasury

The Rouss Hook and Ladder Company held a old time concert at The Auditorium last night. Martinsburg firemen in uniform filled the audience and stage while Citizens backed the event, boosting the treasury by about 200 dollars. The show directed by Mrs. H. Douglas Fuller featured local vocal and instrumental talent to an appreciative crowd.

Rouss Hook & Ladder Company Rouss Company H. Douglas Fuller Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Martinsburg Winchester Cumberland Valley Rouss Hook and Ladder Company Friendship Fire Company Charley Rouss Fire Company South End Hose Company Sarah Zane T. M. Bantz W. M. Atkinson C. W. Reed

Judge Brannon Joins Presidential Visit to San Francisco

Judge Henry Brannon formerly of Winchester joined a Congressional party in San Francisco to meet the Presidential party and witness the launching of the Ohio. In a May 15 letter he recounts tours to Cliff House Fortifications and Puget Sound, meeting Admiral Melville and expressing a wish to go to Manila but staying for June court.

Henry Brannon Winchester San Francisco Ohio McDowell General Shafter San Francisco Bay Caifornia Rio Janeiro Chiff House Admiral Melville Pacific Manila Portland Oregon Puget Sound Northern Pacific

Memorial Association Works Toward Gen. Morgan Grave Honor

The Memorial Association continues its effort to honor General Daniel Morgan at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Prominent national figures are endorsing the cause after delays in government support, with a general appeal planned to Revolutionary War societies to raise funds.

Morgan Memorial Association Daniel Morgan Mount Hebron

Neck and Neck in State Race as Swanson Challenges Montague

The contest features Swanson challenging Montague with campaigns statewide as Echols is expected to secure the nomination amid fierce rivalry. Current tallies show Swancon 143 and Montague 115 with trends suggesting a tight finish before possible defeat if no candidate gains a majority.

Swanson Montague Echols Swancon

Will Preach in Berryville Next Sunday Morning

Rev. Eugene B. Jackson pastor of the First Baptist Church will preach at the Presbyterian Church in Berryville on Sunday morning. The city congregation is invited to attend the service.

Eugene B. Jackson First Baptist Church Presbyterian Church Berryville

Front Royal Faces Unprecedented Floods as Happy Creek Rises

Front Royal endures its worst flood yet as Happy Creek overflows two feet deep through the main streets. Merchants seal doors with barrels and putty while residents move furniture to higher ground. Fear focuses on the hilltop reservoir and potential dam breach threatening the town.

Front Royal Happy Creek Royal Conemaugh Johnstown

Aged Suitor Weds Young Bride in Quiet M. E. Ceremony

At the Frederick Circuit M E parsonage on Fairmont avenue at 11 oclock Rev. Mr. Hall joined 67 year old widower William C Payne and 25 year old Miss Fannie V Pitman in marriage. The couple, witnessed by M M Lynch and Phil H Gold, planned a brief trip to Harrisonburg by 11 44 train.

Frederick Circuit M. E. Parsonage Fairmont Avenue Hall Wm. C. Payne Fannie V. Pitman M. M. Lynch Phil H. Gold Baltimore and Ohio Harrisonburg Lenore Archie Pitman

Supervisor O Connor Hurt in Harrisonburg

Charles O Connor rushed to Harrisonburg after telegram said Maurice O Connor supervisor of the Valley Division Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was injured. Unclear severity but suspected telegraph pole accident. he will be brought home tonight and many friends hope for a slight injury.

Charles O’conner Harrisonburg Maurice O’conner Valley Division Baltimore & Ohio Railroad O’conner

Woodstock Fire Teams Debate Adopting Rival Rules

Woodstock firemen clash over whether to adopt Virginia State Firemen's Association rules for July 4 contests. Local Friendship and Sarah Zane teams fear changes from their dry run 200 yards then 150 feet of hose to a 25 yard dash, rope pickup, 200 yards, and hose lay. Lexington and Harrisonburg teams favor Virginia rules and have statewide experience. Local entrants want standardized rules to ensure a fair competition and preserve their chance to compete.

Woodstock Friendship Sarah Zane Virginia State Firemen’s Association Harrisonburg Lexington Winchester Virginia

Death of Thomas Hughes at 26 in Baltimore

Mr Thomas Keating received a telegram announcing the death of his brother in law Thomas Hughes at his home 1106 Riggs avenue Baltimore. Hughes aged 26 unmarried, had been at the hospital several weeks. Sister Mrs Thomas Keating was at his bedside. Funeral set for Friday with Mr Keating traveling tomorrow to attend.

Thomas Keating Thomas Hughes Riggs Avenue Baltimore Hughes Keating

Arrival of Miss Elsie Page Hope in Hampton

Miss Elsie Page Hope arrived in Hampton with her mother Mrs. Elsie Love Hope for a visit to her grandfather Dr. W. 8. Love. The visit draws many friends and relatives who await her arrival with eagerness.

Elsie Page Hope Hampton Elsie Love Hope Love

Resuming His Work After Illness in Washington Manager Returns

Mr J M McDuell of Washington who manages P C Tomson Co interests in this district arrived in town yesterday after a severe rheumatism attack that had incapacitated him for several weeks.

J. M. McDuell Washington P. C. Tomson & Co Philadelphia McDuell

Presbyterian Children’s Day Service at Church

Presbyterian Church will hold Sunday School Children’s Day exercises next Sunday at 11 o clock. The program aims for simple yet fine choruses quartets and possibly solos.

Presbyterian Church

Weather forecast for Virginia region

The United States Weather Bureau issued a forecast for Virginia with rain tonight and Thursday. Expect fair conditions in the western portion and clearing in the eastern portions.

United States Weather Bureau Today Virginia

Hand Badly Injured Relay Station Worker

John Taylor of Berryville who oversees the Winchester and Bluemont stage line relay station suffered a severe hand injury after running two tea penny nails into his palm while at work.

John Taylor Berryville Winchester and Bluemont

Shenandoah Valley Academy Weighs Three Graduates

The Shenandoah Valley Academy announces three graduates this year: Abner Ferguson, William Holliday, and Edmund Terrell.

The Shenandoah Valley Academy Abner Ferguson Wm. Holliday Edmund Terrell

Emmanuel Sunday School Children’s Day Exercises

The Emmanuel Sunday School of Stephenson will hold Children’s Day services on Sunday June 2 at ten o’clock in the morning. The event invites families and the community to participate in the program.

Emmanuel Sunday School Stephenson

Wedded on a road in Frederick County Maryland

Miss Carrie E. Marple married John H. C. Clayton in a late morning ceremony on the North Frederick turnpike near the Cumberland Valley Railroad crossing just beyond Frederick city limits. Rev S D Skelton officiated as rain poured while two witnesses watched. They then left by nine o clock train toward Washington and Baltimore.

John H. C. Clayton Frederick County Carrie E. Marple North Frederick Turnpike Cumberland Valley Railroad E.L. Fries S. D. Skelton United Brethren Church Clayton Mr. Skelton David Clayton Clarence Howard

Funeral for Rev H H Kennedy and Mrs Sadie Kennedy

The funeral for Rev H H Kennedy and his wife Mrs Sadie Kennedy will be held in Charlestown West Virginia on Thursday May 23 with services at 2 PM in the M E Church South. Remains to be placed in the Zion Churchyard vault. Rev Dr H P Hamil and Rev Dr B W Bond will preside and ministers from nearby towns will attend. Straw hats are slow to appear.

H. H. Kennedy Sadie Jones Kennedy Charlestown W. Va M. E Church Zion H. P. Hamil Winchester B W. Bond East Baltimore

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Judge Brannon Will Fannie Pitman Miss Norms Payne Mrs. Payne Star Twe George W. Myers Gussie Bear Berkeley County Maurice O'Conner Presbyterian Children’s Day Government Weather Report V. A John H.C. Clayton Miss Marple
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