Notary Acknowledgement Dated May 2 1900
Frank R. Harris is sworn to and subscribed before witnesses on May 2 1900 by Ropert Worstry a Notary Public.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
2
Frank R. Harris is sworn to and subscribed before witnesses on May 2 1900 by Ropert Worstry a Notary Public.
The criticism of the public building’s contractors and Building Committee is judged unjust. The committee has shown infinite care, and Mr. Barton has given free, constant attention to every detail. The project appears to promise a beautiful architectural result for the city.
Yesterday's Winchester election showed the public not swayed by party lines as the ticket was heavily scratched. Judges and clerks reported a strong independent vote, indicating voters acted on local concerns rather than party prejudice.
Supervisor Steck's Census Enumerators in the Seventh District have had their list confirmed. The roster names enumerators for Albemarle Clarke Frederick Green Page Rappahannock Rockingham Shenandoah Warren Charlottesville and Winchester with several noted as spending days in Middletown.
The article notes Glaize’s defeat in a council race as largely due to independent voters breaking party loyalty. It questions why Ramsburg was seen as more qualified and cites the role of cross party participation and a belief that politics follows its harsher rules, where “all is fair.”
Justine shirt waists claim superior fit through correct cutting and choice materials. Laundered and ready to wear priced from 50c to 1.50, with plain and fancy cotton waists offered at single store discounts.
The schedule lists departures and arrivals for the North and South routes of Key towns and post stations. It notes mail close times set 80 minutes before departures, with exceptions for 4am 530am and 6am closings at 930pm.
Winchester City Council plans to purchase a street sprinkler and cover operating costs to clean dusty streets. Martinsburg World teases how the town realigns sentiment, while local notes include new horses from Burke's sale and travelers at the Taylor house. The Mansfield monument at Gettysburg was dedicated recently as the Turner Ashby camp considers attendance. Frederick Masons buy West Church street lot for a future devotional temple.
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