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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1900

Page

4

Prominent Men Visit Winchester

A biographical sketch lists notable Republican lawmakers visiting Winchester. Charles Addison Russell of Connecticut’s Third district serves on Ways and Means and Expenditures in the War Department and Census committees. George W. Steele of Indiana’s Eleventh district has lengthy service and Civil War ties. William P. Hepburn of Iowa’s Eighth district chairs Interstate and Foreign Commerce and serves on Consular Affairs and Pacific railroad committees. Francis Griffith Newlands, Nevada’s lone representative and silver advocate, sits on Ways and Means. George W. Ray of New York. Seren E. Payne of New York. John Dalzell of Pennsylvania. all held key committee roles and Civil War service.

Charles Addison Russell Connecticut Warent Killingley George W. Steele Indiana Ways and Means Steele Sherman Marion William Peter Hepburn Iowa Hepburn Iowa Cavalry Harrison the Treasury Congress Pacific Railroad Clarinda Francis Griffith Newlands Nevada National Silver Committee Geo. W. Ray Norwich N. Y Nineteenth Payne Joint High Commission John Dalzell Pittsburg Pensylvania Rules

Eyes in Eclipse Continued Report on Building

A notice quotes Jno W Dirreenderfer Superintendent as the Building Commission head asks objectors to file written objections about construction details. He promises prompt attention but declines further newspaper discussion on the subject.

Building Commission Jno W. Dirreenderfer

Daughters Adopt Resolutions for Emily Mesmer

At a Daughters of the Confederacy and Ladies Memorial Association meeting, a unanimous resolution honors Miss Emily Mesmer for selfless acts and Christian care of the sick and wounded from the 1861 to 1865 era. The call to place the resolutions in minutes and in daily papers accompanies the tribute.

Daughters of the Confederacy and Ladies’ Memorial Association Emily Mesmer

Vauducle Items Highlight Local Visits and Past Politician

Miss Edna Dinges visits relatives in Edenburg while Miss Katherine Wagner returns home to Winchester from Sunnyside. Homer Rice and Mat Miller of Knoxville Md visit Mrs. David Dinges. Miss Ella Stickley returns from Edinburg. Several others travel from Sunnyside seminary to Knoxville. Miss Bernice Comer leaves Washington for home. Fifty years ago Iowa Congressman W P Hepburn, once a farmer's boy, now a major leader, visited Winchester. he notes his Nicaragua Canal bill and calls the trip apolitical. Rev. L L Smith and Rev. Mr Strickler are in town. J W Eberly, cashier of Massanutten Bank, also visits.

Edna Dinges Edenburg Katherine Wagner Sunnyside Winchester Messrs Homer Rice Mat Miller Knoxville Rice David Dinges Ella Stickley Edinburg Erie Rice Mary Lou Gittings Sunnyside Seminary Bernice Comer Washington R. A. Larrick William Dinges Nellie Myrtle Miller Geneal Assembly Atlanta Georgia W. P. Hepburn Iowa Congress House Hepburn L. L. Smith Strasburg Strickler Stephens City J. W. Eberly Massanutten Bank

Reunion travel party heads to Louisville

Captain Geo W Kurtz Lieutenant Commander W F Hottle H B Striker W H Taylor A L Spurr and Chaplin Jno P Hyde and wife left today to attend the Confederate reunion at Louisville.

Geo. W. Kurtz W. F. Hottle H. B. Striker W. H. Taylor A. L. Spurr Chaplin Jno. P. Hyde Louisville

Charming Baltimore and Maryland visitors spend day with city hostess

Miss Loghouse of Baltimore Miss Schindell of Hagerstown and Miss Whetzel of Brucetown spent the day with Mrs. Lupton-Swimley of this city, sharing social time in a cordial visit.

Loghouse Baltimore Schindell Hagerstown Whetzel Brucetown

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Aan United Birand North Main St al Rosenmyer Col C. E. Shryock S. M. Stickley S. A. Rust F. L. Lemly B. T. Argenbright Fea Eugene Aulick South Braddock St North Kent St Thomas Keating Agt Cumberland Beer and Braddock Barwell Supplied Cumberland Brewing Company North Main Street the People's Habl H. Habshe Star Clothier Paone Criss Nelson Kentucky Belle OF Nelson Robert M. Henry North Market Street L, Gray Miss Cougill George Cadwallader Insurance Bryarly & Bro Rouss Avenue Richard HK. Byrd Commonwealth Warren Rice Warren Rice & Co Hansbrough & Carter Building Virginia Frederick Co Ararts W. M. Sumerson Tom Star
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