Evening Star subscription rates and press affidavit notes
The document lists One year two dollars and shorter terms with prepaid rates, advertising rates at the Star Office on Water Street, and a carrier delivery charge. It includes a sworn statement by Frank R. Harris that April 1901 printed copies averaged 1,597 daily, with 41,592 total copies distributed to paid subscribers. It mentions The May and June number of Things and Thoughts and a Philippines article by Lieutenant Philip Walker, plus Roanoke unit rule discussion linked to Mr Montague.
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Tus Star
East Water Street
Tum Star
State of
Virginia
Winchester
Frank R. Harris
Evenine Star
Philip Walker
The
Philippines
Roanoke
Montague
Richmond News
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Tyerman
M. M. Lynch
Court House
Buffalo Lick Road
John H. Tyerman
John M. Steck
M. Lynch
Harmony Call Echoes Through Montague Swanson Rift
The Clarke Courier argues party unity is threatened by the Montague Swanson feud. It questions if ambi tions will split the Democratic party or if patience can heal the divide. The piece notes either man would make a fine governor but warns of long healing after a split.
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Messrs
Montague and
Swanson
Democratic
Clarke Courier
Montague Criticized For Salary Demands In Richmond
The excerpt notes Montague pressuring to cut capi tol officers salaries, seeking $2500 to $2250, and to cut his clerk’s pay from $1000 to $600. He claims family needs and proposes reallocating funds from the Attorney General, while sparing his own pay. The passage mocks his supposed selflessness as he urges wage cuts to aid laborers.
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Capitol
Richmond
Strayer
Martinsburg Council Election Returns Show Shifts
The Monday city election in Martinsburg pits Citizens against incumbents led by the Mayor. In First ward J W Martin, Republican, defeats Max Robinson Citizen and Democrat by 11. Third ward D C Westendbaver, Citizen, wins by 5 over Republican and Democrat. Second ward Conrad Cline, Citizen, carries by 130. Fifth ward J A Liyod, Democrat, wins by 18. Fourth ward Martin Brown, Republican, defeats Wolf by 13.
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Martinsburg
J. W Martin
Max Robinson
Citizens
D. C
Martin Brown
Wolf
Reduced Rates to Cerro Gordo for German Baptists Meeting
The Cumberland Valley Railroad offers excursion tickets to Cerro Gordo Illinois from May 3 to 26 with return until June 4 at 25.72 dollars round trip. Deposit tickets by June 3 with joint agent to extend final limit to June 30 for a 50 cent fee. Contact local ticket agents for details.
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Cerro Gordo
Ill
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Conductors Change on Staunton Lexington Run
Capt Ed Spiker of the Baltimore & Ohio moves to Staunton Lexington duties with rheumatism sidelining the regular end conductor Walter Jenkins of Staunton fills Spiker position. The Charley Rouss Fire Company to meet tonight at 8 for a matter of importance. The Scotch Irish Society of America holds its tenth annual congress in Chambersburg Pa from May 30 to June 3.
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Ed. Spiker
Baltimore & Ohio
Staunton
Lexington
Walter Jenkins
Spiker
Harrisonburg
Wm. Jenkins
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Scotch-Irish Society of America
Chambersburg
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Evening Star
Evening Star Publishing Co
H. Hansbrough
East Warne Slauet
Weekly Times
Daily Star
I*mes and Star
the Star
Mam
Worstey
N. P
R. A. James
Fitzsylvania
Henry Bretjer & Co
James
the New Oxfords
Russia
Vici
Patent
Rosenmeyer
W. Kurtz
Market & Water Sta
Bell Bros
Mutual Life Ins. Co
New York
United States
H. Douglas Fuller
George Jones
County of
Frederick
Cedar Hill Road
David Shaull
Dr. Henkle
John W. Shultz
R. E. Byrd
Drew, Selby & Co
Dongola Bals and
Oxfords
Kid Fox
T. M Bantz
Court’ House Hall
Maurice M. Lynon
County Supt. of Schools
HABLE
Sts
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier
Main and Water Streets
Taylor Hotel
Weltys
Gibson’s
Virginia Club
Key West
R. W. Haymaker
Quali
J. P. Haddox
Sa4sh
Valuable Realty
Win. C. Gratchen
Hart Hotel
North Market St
Deer Park Hotel
Deer Park
Maryland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
W. E. Burwell
Queen City
Cumberland
Garrett County
Warren Rice & Co
Bouss Avenue
Frederick, Clarke, Warren
Berkeley
Jefferson
West Virginia
Warren Bioe & OO
Seal Brothers
Wright's
Jos. Walcut, Jr
Grim Tavern
L. Omps
Epworth League
San Francisco
Cal
Norfolk and Western Railway
W. B. Bevill
Wheast
Wall
Eastman’s Kodaks and Supplies
R. E. Chelf
R. W. Stone
Wm. S. Scull &Co
Camden, N.J
J. T. Pentz
B. F. Ulman
County Court
Henry D. Fry
Jas. A. Bucher
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