Russell Forces Victorious in Street Crossing Dispute
Council votes 6 to 5 to back Mr. Russell after he admits acting beyond authority laying brick crossings at Cork Washington and Wolf Market corners. Debate centers on cost and authority as street committee splits over vandalized gutters and uniform crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Touscell
Osest
J. B. Russell
Shirley Carter
A. T. Jones
JM. Haymaker
Washington Street
Cork
Wolf Streets
Moe Russell
Washington
E. Hoover
Messrs
Carter
Jones
Russell
P. W. Boyd
Washington Streets
Barr
Boyd
Deahl
Haymaker
Snyder
Noel—Baker
Carter Haddox
Janney
Geo. FE. Jenkins
Washington and
Market
Cork Streets
Haddox
Tones
William H. Baker
Jenking
Baker
Alfiong
Wolf and
R. T. Barton
A. M. Paker
Centenary Reformed Church
Russe
Rutese
Dr. Boyd
Mr. Russell
Seme
Miss Maude Pope Dies on North Kent Street
Miss Maude Tove Pope aged 20 died after a yearlong tuberculosis illness at Mrs. Venable’s home on North Kent Street. Funeral services will be held there tomorrow with Rev. D S Kearny officiating and burial to follow in Middletown. She is survived by a sister Mrs. Enoch Lanham and brothers Randolph and Lester Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Tove Pope
Mrs. Venable
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Mis. Venable
North Kent Street
Miss Pope
Ds Kearny
Mie B
Me.e. Church
South
Baltimore & Ohio
Middletown
Hammond
Enoch Lanham
Winchester
Randolph Pope
City
Lester Pope
West
Seats Going Fast For The Delsarte
Interest in the Delsarte entertainment at the Auditorium Friday increases with many tickets sold. The Harrisonburg Times reports a thoroughly artistic program that delighted last night’s audience with refined artistry and humorous interludes. The same program will be presented locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delsarte
Hable’s
Harrisonburg Times
Assembly Hall
Will of Emanuel Douglas Bequeaths Estate to Widow
The last will and testament of Emanuel Douglas a well known colored man of Winchester has been admitted to probate. Executed March 5 1906 it leaves all real and personal property to his widow Fanny A Douglas absolute she is named executrix and is to pay all debts. Estate valued at several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Douglas
Winchester
John H. Quiett
Daniel Wilson
Fanny A. Douglas
Citizens
Nick
Administrators Appointed in Local Estate Matters
John W. Rice qualified in the city court as administrator of the estate of the late Elizabeth Shumate. Ernest McDonald qualified as administrator of the estate of the late Albert Mareh in the same court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rice
Elizabeth Shumate
Ernest McDonald
Albert Mareh
Miss Menrietta Seal Visits Aunt in Baltimore
Miss Menrietta Seal of Baltimore is visiting her aunt Mrs. George W. Grim on South Main Street during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menrietta Seal
Baltimore
George W. Grim
South Main Street
Local Notes and Short Obituaries Fragment
Fragments recount a fall injuring a woman’s arm and pneumonia recovery. Attendees at funerals include Mr. and Mrs. David Grim for Mr. Carper near Winchester. Miss Carrie Beckham returns to Washington after visiting Miss Louise Meade. Local visits by Mrs. Miller and children, T A Scott, Be S B’s losing colt, and Matilda Powers at Powhatan College. Various social visits and church notices include Ascension Day services and Rev T Carter Page missing a Sunday appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Grim
Carper
Winchester
Carrie Beckham
Washington
Louise Meade
Miller
Cedarville
T. A. Scott
White Post
White Post After Spending A Few Days With His Sister At ‘Grottoes. Mr. Be S. B
Matilda Powers
Powhatan College
Charlestown
Skinker
Nellie Kennerly
Dorothy Skinker
T. Carter Page
Reopening of Berryville Presbyterian Church Delayed to June 3
The Berryville Presbyterian Church reopening, originally set for the fourth Sunday, is postponed to the first Sunday in June to allow former pastor Rev. Charles R. Stribling of Waynesboro Virginia to preach at 11:00 AM. He will also speak at 3:30 PM at Stine's Chapel near Wadenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Berryville
Charles R. Stribling
Waynesboro
Stribling
Stine
Fall Session Begins September 12 at Fort Loudoun Seminary
Fort Loudoun Seminary announces the fall session opens September 12 with a full staff of trained assistants. Miss Bessie McCormick Ring leads vocal and piano studies with graduates from Vanderbilt and Kentucky, plus Miss Ward to receive a diploma. The faculty also includes Miss Llewellyn Baker, Miss Willie Bell, Miss Virginia Shockey, Miss Annie Robinson, and Miss Janet Young. The school will offer vocal music, physical culture, and modern language instruction under Mrs. J. T. Campbell and an efficient servant staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine _R. Glass
Laura’ W. Gold
Fort Loudoun
Tafk
Bessie McC
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Florida
Annapolis
St. John's College
Ward
Bishop Satterlee
Washington Normal
Susan
Nita McKinney Brooks
Raton
Burnett College
Baltimexe
Llewellyn Baker
Willie Bell
Virginia Shockey
Annie Robinson
Janet
Young
J. Ti. Campbell
Axe Slips Wounding Worker Near Lebanon
William Everett, of near Lebanon and employed by J. H. Fisher, was wounded when an axe slipped while he and Fisher tried to replace a wagon wheel tire on the way to Winchester. The blade cut the calf, causing a deep gash. Dr. S. P. Latane treated him at his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Lebanon
William Everett
J. H. Fisher
Not John A Rosenberger Declares Noncandidacy
Mr. John A. Rosenberger not a candidate for public office and clarifies his name has been confused with John W. Rosenberger, who appears on the citizens' ticket from the first ward, as stated in a note to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Rosenberger
S. H. Hable
John W. Rosenberger
Citizens
First Ward
Day services to be held at Presbyterian Church
Children’s day services are planned for next Sunday morning at the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian ’Church
Decoration Day Memorial at Federal Cemetery in Winchester
Through the efforts of Supt E J Lewis and the Ladies National Memorial Association with Mulligan Post 30 G A R Winchester the town prepares a Decoration Day observance at the National Cemetery. A flag raising on the grounds features a program by the drum corps and local choirs with addresses by Captain E M Houston and ministers. Commemorative readings highlight Our Army Our Navy and Our Dependencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Lewis
National Cemetery
Ladies National Memorial Association
M Houston
Mulligan Post
G.alr
Winchester
Piccadilly
Pivepitilly
Dram. Corps
B. J. Lewis
Daniel F. Haines
D. R. Eskey
Goddess of Liberty
W. 0. Woore
Carrie K. Houston
Willetta Wierman
United States
United States By 45 Girls. Our Dependencies
Eo M. Houston
B. EK. Northen
T. Weede
D. H. Kern
S. K. Wine
J. H. Lacy
D. D
W.d.smith
Imitated Circus, Broken His Arm
A twelve year old boy named Amon Crew from Fairmount Avenue broke his left arm in a circus imitation. His older brother copied an acrobatic act from a big show and toppled the younger into a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon Crew
Fairmount Avenue
Amon
Dr Scanlon Heads to Illinois Finals for PhD
Rev Dr Scanlon pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Berryville leaves this week to attend University of Illinois commencement where he earned a Doctor of Philosophy degree. He will be away about ten days and no services will be held at Clearbrook Church next Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Scanlon
Presbyterian Church of
Berryville
University of Illinois
Clearbrook Church
First Annual Sermon at Braddock Street Church
The first annual sermon before Incohonee Tribe No 17 Imp 0 R M will be preached Sunday night at eight by Rev D H Kern at Braddock Street M E Church South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Kern
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Mrs. Lucien Carr Visits Cambridge Family for Ten Days
Mrs. Lucien Carr of Cambridge Massachusetts is visiting at the home of her son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs Lucien Carr Jr for a ten day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Carr
Cambridge, Mass
Lucien Carr, Jr
Three Cornered Fight as City Council Nominates Ticket
Local Republicans nominate a six member council ticket on June 12, turning the race into a three cornered contest with Democrats and a citizens ticket. The Democratic slate lists W H Baker, Hunter H McGuire, William T Barr. Republicans nominate Harry Seabright George W Kremer First Ward and Albert C Brown C W Ramsburg Second Ward. Citizens endorse George E Jenkins William T Barr and nominate John W Rosenberger M T Reed Lewis F Cooper William H Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republica ‘Ans
Re:publican
Citizens
Republican Executive Committee
Winery” ' Beubright
George W. Kreme
Albert. C. Brows
Charles W. Ramsbure
W. H. Baker
Der
Hunter H. McGuire
William T. Barr
Walter J. Barr
Harry Seabright
George W. Kremer
Albert C. Brown
C. W. Ramsburg
George E. Jenkins
John W. Rosenberger
M. T. Reed
Lewis F. Cooper
William H. Smith
Miss Hattié Carr Returns Home from Cambridge
Miss Hattié Carr daughter of Mr and Mrs Lucien Cam Jr has returned to Winchester after spending the winter with relatives in Cambridge Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattié’ Carr
Lucien Cam, Jr
Cambridge
Maso
Winchester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lively Row
Council
Kent Street
Clarke
Ft. Loudoun Seminary
John A
Federal Cemetery
Circus
Jame
Democratic
Republican
Citizens’ Standard
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