St James College Fall In Hard Fought Winch ester Clash
St James College of St James Massachusetts lost to Academy of Winchester 17 to 0 in a hard fought football game. James backfield suffered injuries early with Graham breaking his wrist and Evans knocked out after a first touchdown by Evans. Squires and others suffered knocks while S. V. A. scored three touchdowns through sharp end runs and passes. Final lineup details listed for St James and substitutions noted.
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St. James College
St James
Academy
Winchester
St. James
Mercur “Graham
Evans
Gadd
Squires
Shenandoah
Marshall
Weaver
V. A
Grama
Tyler
Vans
Waterworth
Hopkins
Cill
Stigis
Cook
Kefauver
Krouce
Pierce
Jacobs
Cornwall
Erd
Tillman
Pendiett
Hendrick
Squire
Itkah
Je. S. V
Factory Collapse Kills Two in Hartford
A. C. Lovelama Company story factory collapses in Hartford with 65 year old John Hughes and 10 year old Eva Dooley dead. Injuries to Mrs. Henry Dooley Margaret Hughes and Mrs. Lupy Hughes. Owner Michael Greenberg suspects dynamite explosion caused the destruction.
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Hartford
Conn
A. C. Lovelama Company
John Hughes
Eva Dooley
Henry Dooley
Margaret Hughes
Lupy” Hughes
Michael Greenberg
Socialists Riot During Brunswick Duel Royal Entry
In Brunswick Germany on November 3 socialists clashed with soldiers as the Duke of Brunswick the Kaiser’s son in law entered with his bride. The Duke issued a decree granting amnesty to prisoners amid the unrest.
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Brunswick
Germany
Duke of
Mrs Gibbs Dies of Pneumonia in Brownsville Pa
Mrs Charles R Gibbs a former Winchester resident died of pneumonia at her Brownsville Pennsylvania home aged 75. She leaves a large family and many friends in this city. Funeral services were held at 2 PM Sunday in Hagerstown with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. She was aunt to J Gonn A RL Rosenberger formerly of this city.
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Charles R. Gibbs
Winchester
Brownsville
W. Owen
Rose Hill Cemetery
Gibbs
J. Gonn
A. RL Rosenberger
Eure Torpe Central Opera House
Mar
Mitchel Promises Victory in New York Mayoral Race
In New York on November 3, Mitchel and McCall spar in the mayoral contest. Mitchel draws large crowds while campaign managers forecast wide margins and Wall Street money backs outcomes with odds favoring Mitchel.
Gough Resigns After 26 Years as Lamp Precinct Judge
Theodore F. Gough, longtime judge of election at Lamp's precinct in Frederick County, has resigned after 26 years of service. He is noted for his dedication to the Democratic Party and for never seeking rewards from his party. Friends regret the end of his faithful public service.
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Theodore F. Gough
Lamp’s
Frederick County
Wanted First Class Bricklayers in Martinsburg W Va
Inter-Woven Mill Incorporation seeks first class bricklayers for a four story job in Martinsburg West Virginia. Wage offered is 50 cents per hour for skilled workers. Apply by letter to Inter-Woven Mill Incorporation Martinsburg W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Night of 30 Meetings in New York Lights Up Mayoral Clash
Thirty meetings will be held across New York City to finish the mayoralty campaign. Fusionists accuse Tammany of planning to steal the election and call for poll watchers. Former Governor Sulzer says he is confident of winning the assembly seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baward “ McCall
John Purroy
Wall Street
Mitchel
Mickey
Tammany
Sulzer
Death of Granddaughter Due to Scarlet Fever in North Kent
Mr and Mrs David F Yost of North Kent Street received a telegram from Philadelphia announcing the death of their granddaughter from scarlet fever. Mrs Dent, formerly Delta Yost, is believed to have contracted the same disease. Aunt Miss Mary Newcome sails for Philadelphia to aid in nursing Mrs Dent. Supt J R Affreck of the county parish farm visited the city on business. Miss Katharine Wagner arrived from Washington to visit her father William M Wagner.
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David F. Yost
North Kent Street
Philadelphia
William “Dent
Mrs Mazie Bursey Widow of Winchester Resident Dies At Home
Mrs Mazie Bursey wife of Charles H Bursey a well known Winchester resident died at 1 AM at the corner Kent and streets after six months illness. She would have been 28 next January 21 born Ridgeway WV daughter of J M and Mrs Butler. Funeral at 3 PM Wednesday at Braddock Street Methodist with Rev W O Talbert. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Mazie Folsom Bursey
Charles H. ‘Bursey
Winchester
Kent
Bursey
Ridgeway
Berkeley County
W. Va
J. M. ‘Butler
Frederick County
Hazel Virginia
Mary Love Bursey
Butler
Eugene
William Butler
Fannie Payne
Bunker Hill
Annie Rowland
Charlestown
Charles Kenneth Bursey
W. O. Talbert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Annual Report of Winchester Public Schools 1913
The Winchester public schools submit their annual financial report for the year ending June 30, 1913. Receipts include state funds, city council funds, and tuition from county pupils, totaling 19,542.41 dollars. Disbursements cover teacher salaries for white and colored staff, repairs, furniture, blackboards, rent, treasurer commissions, clerks, superintendent salary, indigent books, janitor pay, and various supplies, totaling 12,178.20 dollars. Balance on hand July 1 shows 864.14 dollars.
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Winchester Public Schools
Tuition
Piccadilly Street
Lyngh
Mitchel Seeks Extra Police at Polls in City Mayor Race
New York reports fusion candidate John P. Mitchel asking Mayor Kline for additional police at the polls tomorrow. Mitchel remains the betting favorite at four to one, marking a historic heavy odds line for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John P. Mitchel
Fusion
Kline
Mitchel
Interdiction and War Footing Weigh on Mexico Crises
Nov 8 reports reveal the American cruiser Tacoma positioned in Veraruz harbor to shell the city if ordered. In Washington the U S declares a good war footing with mobilization plans and potential call of up to 500,000 troops. Mexican dispatches note mobilization near Jerez and Zacatecas as Huerta seeks foreign loans and constitutionalists press for arms embargo relief.
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Mexico City
United States
Huerta
Modeno
Jerez
Zacatecas
Washington
Bryam
Mexico
Senora
Chihuahua
Steers Loose in New York Streets Kill Watchman
George Beattie a watchman was killed and several injured as about a dozen steers broke loose from the stockyards and dashed through city streets. Mounted police and autos chased the herd. about a hundred shots were fired. J A Murphy’s car enraged the animals, it was upset, Maury injured. A steer was killed on Carlinak Marley's doorstep.
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New York
George Beattie
J. A. Murphy
Maury
Carlinak Marley
Haddon Hall Closure and Streatham Hill Railstrike
London reports Haddon Hall will be closed to the Duke of Rutland amid fears of outrages tied to the Dorothy Vernon romance. Militants burned Streatham Hill railway station blocking traffic as part of a cash disappearance noted at twenty thousand dollars.
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London
Haddon Hall
Dorothy Vernon
John Manners
Duke of Rutland
Streatham Hill
Alexander Lake Dies at Kernstown After Brief Illness
Alexander Lake a longtime Kernstown resident died yesterday at his home after a short illness of blood poisoning. He was the father of Mrs Harry Rainaberger of Winchester. Funeral services will be held Saturday at his late home in Kernstown at 3 o clock.
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Alexander Lake
Kernstown
Lake
Harry Rainaberger
Winchester
Clergy Rep Reports At Convention And Critique Of Society
Rev. W D Smith rector of Christ Church Winchester returned from New York where he attended the triennial general convention as one of four clerical delegates from Virginia. He described key actions and noted bishops often blocked deputy proposals including federation plans. He cited sharp critique of New York society and attire at a banquet with Bishop of Tennessee. Miss Anne Carson returns from Riverton after visiting relatives.
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W. D. Smith
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church of
Winchester
New York
United States
Virginia
House of Bishops
United States Senate
Hotel Astor
Tennessee
Mr. Smith
For Sale Evening Dress Suit Good As New
Classified item notes an evening dress suit in good condition for sale. Contact Star Office for details at the listed address.
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Star Office
Chicago Stock Company Opens Week in Winchester
The Chicago Stock Company of 38 arrives from Cumberland Maryland and opens tonight at the Auditor ium with Grace George's A Woman's Way. The company brings extensive scenery and effects and will present a different play each night with matinees Wednesday and Saturday. The company is highly recommended and was expected to grace the New Empire Theater.
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Chicago Stock Company
Winchester
Cumberland
Grace George
New Empire Theater
Special sale on floor coverings by M. Barr
Lingveum and oilcloth offered in 2 yard wide Lingveum, 2 yd wide floor oilcloth priced at 48 cents per yard, and 1 1-2 yard wide oil cloth at 38 cents per yard. Limited quantities. Great savings on floor coverings.
President Wilson Delivers Mobile Speech From Cuff Notes
Washington November 3 The President’s Mobile address was crafted from shorthand notes written on Wilson’s cuff. Before leaving the harbor tour he secluded himself for 20 minutes and returned with a full skeleton of the speech. Stenographers later expanded the notes into eight typewritten pages.
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Washington
Wilson
Mobi
Crowds Pack Braddock Street Church for Decision Day
A full church last night filled every space as 45 Sunday school members chose Christ in the decision day service. Most were children nine and older, with some adults. The event featured a large chorus choir and orchestra. Rev Dr Rudasik delivered a strong uplifting morning sermon. Services continue all week ending next Sunday night.
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Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Christ
Rudasik
Rira Eee
Chicago Visitors Tour Shenandoah Valley Car Tour
Mr and Mrs C H Ross and others from Chicago Ill registered at Hotel Evans after motoring through the Shenandoah Valley. The party praised the Virginia Valley as the most beautiful region they have seen in their travels across the United States.
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C.H. Ross
Fane ‘Rosskam
and ‘Gharred
Frank Tompaanl
Chicago
Ill
Shenandoah ‘Valley
Hotel Evans
Virginia Valley
United States
Cast Your Vote At Polls For Progressive State Leaders
The piece urges voters to support the Democratic slate in the upcoming election, praising Governor Stuart as ideal for progressive business harmony and arguing for capable leadership in tax and revenue reform. It warns against inexperienced candidates and stresses the need for qualified officials to guide Virginia.
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Holt
Hay
Wis Mnnet
House of Delegates
4 Steck
Virginia
Ada
J. B. Correll
Atto
Correll
Winchester
Ballot Omission Lets Weaver Supporters Use Rubber Stamps
In Warren and Clarke counties Virginia candidate Aubrey G. Weaver will not appear on official ballots due to late filing. Voters may cast ballots with a rubber stamp bearing his name at all Clarke and Warren voting places. Also noted is a Christmas music program at Christ Episcopal Church with new selections and a rehearsal lead by organist Mrs. HH Fuller.
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Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal
Virginia House of Delegates
Warren and
Clarke Counties
Weaver
Clarke
Warren County
Christ Prot Episcopal Church
Fuller
Churches urged to replace wine with grape juice in communion
Mrs. H E Hollingshead of Ohio today led a campaign urging all churches to substitute fermented grape juice for wine in communion. The proposal is under discussion by the national convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in session here in Asbury Park New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Asbury Park
N. J
H E. Hollingshead
Ohio
Dow
Woman’s Christian‘Temperante Union
Frederick Circuit Court Adioten Term Opens After Ongoing Session
The October term of the Frederick County Circuit Court began its session last month with Judge T. W. An order by the court formalizing the term. Mrs. E K Hook of Trone and her sister Miss Ethel Adana were listed among guests on Saturday.
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Frederick County
T. W
EK. L. Hook
Trone
Miss Ethel
Adana
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Vailey Academy
Charles Gibbs
MR. Gough
Wire T
J. R. Affreck
Katharine Wagner
Wiliam M. Wagner
Mrsghas
of Public Schools
Richard L. Gray
Bulletin
Steers
Tike Rector
Fem Sas
Astor
Anne Carson
Riverton, Va
Braddock St
Virginia’ Valley
Mr. Weaver
Circuit Court Adiotens
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