The Chattanooga Case and Federal Power Over State Courts
An 1870s editorial argues the U S Supreme Court overreach in the Chattanooga lynching case. It criticizes federal interference in Tennessee affairs, denounces contempt rulings against the sheriff, and fears judicial tyranny undermining state justice and provoking mob violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Chattanooga
Atttanooga
United States Circuit Court of Tennessee
Tennessee
London
Washington
Fed
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Homas Jefferson
Reo Leads the British Army in War Vehicle Tests
The RHO led a parade of automobiles carrying 1,900 soldiers from London to Hastings in a British government test of automobile utility in time of war. Q T Ripter, Gt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reo
RHO
London
Hastings
British Governo
Anglers Need No License To Fish
In a letter to the editor a reader corrects a Washington Post dispatch claiming West Virginia required a $10 nonresident fishing license. John J. Cornwell of Romney says no such law exists and that fishing requires landowner consent and existing nonresident hunting licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Winchester
West Virginia
John J. Cornwell
Romney
W. Va
Community Notes From Stone Bridge Area May Gatherings
Misses Mabel and Sallie Kirby and friends visited Millsdale and Mesere. Families including the Silmans and Armels shared time with relatives in Winchester Front Royal and White Post. Local social rounds, calls by Miss Rosenberry and Mrs Gadwal, and a funeral in Boyce mark a quiet period of visits and closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MH Bridge
Mabel
Sallie Kirby
Fannie
Daisy Brown
Millsdale
Mesere
Willie
Roswell SilMan
Thomas J. Silman
John “W. Armel
Virgie C. Armel
Winchester
George Kirby
Front Royal
Grace Rosenberry
Bayard
Gilbert P. Gadwal
Lader
Frances Butler
John W.W. Ar*mel
Mollie Smith
Rosa Smith
White Post
Robert Atkins
Maude Atkins
J. M. Shipe
Markham
Andrew Kirby
Mabel Kirby
Wolf Marsh
Robert Armel
Mack
Lawrence Slonaker
Million Fish Placed in Potomac River at Hancock
William Snyder of the U S Fish Commission released one million pike perch fry into the Potomac River at Hancock. The tiny fish measured about a quarter of an inch in length.
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William Snyder
U. S. Fish Commission
Potomac River
Hancock
Decoration Day at Macedonia Observed June 6
Decoration Day at Macedonia will be observed on Sunday June 6. The memorial address will be delivered by Rev. Lafayette Fox of Front Royal Virginia at 8 oclock.
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Macedonia
Lafayette Fox
Front Royal
White Post News Notes Highlights
May 27 update from White Post Virginia lists visits by M. H. Reardon and Dr. C O Dearmont in Berryville. Charles Kitchen is ill at home. Lafayette Shiley constructs a large barn. C. M. Gardiner traveled in Winchester. Little Lolo Shiley, daughter of Samuel Shiley, is ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
M. H. Reardon
C O. Dearmont
Berryville
Charles Kitchen
Lafayette Shiley
C. M. Gardiner
Winchester
I4olo Shiley
Samuel Shiley
Preaching Sunday Afternoon by Reverend Luke R. Markwood
Reverend Luke R. Markwood of the Frederick circuit will preach at Valley Union Sunday school chapel on Martinsburg Pike next Sunday May 20. Faithful worshippers are advised to attend this service.
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Luke R. Markwood
Frederick Circuit
M. E. Church
South
Valley Union
Martinsburg Pike
Nurse from Wilkes-Barreendorses Postum over coffee
A nurse from Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, reports personal relief from headaches and indigestion after switching from coffee to Postum. She notes better milk flow during nursing, benefits among patients, and advises proper preparation of Postum boiled 15 to 20 minutes and served with cream. Read The Road to Wellville in packages There’s a Reason.
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Wilkesbarre
Mi o na tablets marketed as a square deal for indigestion
An advertisement proclaims Mi o na tablets as a square deal to aid indigestion and stomach distress. It claims quick relief, offers a money back guarantee after ten days, and cites testimonials including a Gardner Mass user who reports cure after two boxes. The product is sold by Franck Baker and Son and general druggists.
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Franck Baker & Son’s
Franck T Baker & Son
Mi-o-na
Franck Baker & Son
Howe
Gardner
Mass
Hodgson Sisters Return Home From Winchester Visit
Misses Dera and Nellie Hodgson of the Tuleyries Clarke county spent several days last week in Winchester and returned home accompanied by their brother Mr. Fred Hodgson.
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Dera
Nellie Hodgson
Tuleyries
Clarke County
Winchester
Prether
Fife
Fred Hodgson
Odd Fellows To Hold Memorial Exercises in Middletown
March Run Lodge No 147 Fe O F will hold annual memorial exercises Sunday May 30 at 3 oclock with music and speeches. Local lodges invited. procession led by six white-dressed girls. Public invited. Nearby visits include Miss Fannie Utterbach of Leesburg and others. Grace church quarterly meeting noted. various local residents mentioned in social notes.
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Middletown
O. F
Fannie Utterbach
Leesburg
Nannie Stephenson
Stephens City
Nannie Peery
W. C. Adams
Wallace
A. G. Link
Strasburg
Chicago
James Grace
Baltimore
Grace
J.W. Grace
David Witley
Berryville
Maggie Grace
W. Grace
Mr. Logan Fay of Wack wood Goes to New York on Business
Mr. Logan Fay of Wack wood departed for New York for several days on business with plans to return soon.
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Logan,r. Fay
Wackwood
New York
Reward Offer for Catarrh Cure Fraud
An advertisement promises one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Fial's Catarrh Cure. The notice claims F. Cheney & Co of Toledo and endorsers Walding, Kinnan & Marvin certify Cheney's honor and financial ability to meet obligations.
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Fial
Cheney &O
Toledo
Cheney
Wee Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
tPoteda
Ohall
Winchester seeks bids for fifty thousand sewerage bonds
Under Virginia law and city ordinance the Finance Committee of Winchester Virginia calls sealed bids for the full issue of fifty thousand dollars in sewerage bonds. Bids due by 10 am June 23 1909 with bonds of one hundred dollars each interest four percent semiannually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of Virginia
Common Council
Rn Council
Winchester
Virginia
Earhment
Shraltgo Spe
Finance Committee
Uction
County Court House
Shirley Carter
Wvirssinia
Shierley Carter
Guaize
Hunter H. McGuire
Shirley
Carter
Public Sale of Pure Bred Stock at Silver Spring Farm
The 4th annual sale of Silver Spring Herd stock will be held at the Rippon area farm near Charles Town and Sperryville. 26 Short Horn cattle, 23 colts, 15 Poland China pigs, Shropshire ram lambs, and bred sows will be offered. Terms are 12 months with interest, payable at banks. Due to Robert R. Smith's death the sale is postponed to June 3 and catalogues will be available after May 21.
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Silver Spring
Rippon
W. Va
Charles Town
Sperryville
Wis
Gonzales
Thoroughbhree
Morse
Robert R. Smith
Heflebower & West
Aucto
FE. Yates
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Evening Star
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A. E. Clayden
Brunswick Bidg
New York City
The
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Bell
Yours Truly
W. P. Young
Game and Fish Protective Association
District of Columbia
Henry Baétier & Go
Graphopones
Ostermoor
de Frain
Funk & Son
Stone Bridge
Wees
Daieniisyoh
Thomes
Armel
Stella Raynard
Nannie Fuller
George Futler
Miiner Raywnard
Bern Derflinser
John Armel
Annie Silman
Boyce
HAY Press
Floyd R. Adams
Frederick County
Court House
Whitman Hay Press
NCH
A. G. Swanson
Auc
Odd Fellows
Ayer
Winghester
District Court of the United States
Western District of
Louis E. Rice
Frederick
R. Gray Williams
A. G. Weaver
Picture Theatre
Casino Theatre
Harry Bryant
Poland
Clarke and
Warren
House of Delegates
Barr
Chichester
Chester’s Ease
Perugeciet
Best
Ate3ys Relisbie
Bf Druggise
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