ERRAWG-GHAS Leader Motion Highlight
A historical note references a motion of a leader named ERRAWG-GHAS. It emphasizes the leadership action and positions within a historical context without sensational detail.
15 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1913
Page
1
A historical note references a motion of a leader named ERRAWG-GHAS. It emphasizes the leadership action and positions within a historical context without sensational detail.
A long excerpt discusses Charles Lee of Jefferson County and his contested legacy. It covers his English origins, controversial temper, military service, and ironic role in the American struggle. The piece hints at betrayal of Washington, a court martial, and eventual retirement to a Shenandoah Valley estate. Continued on Fourth Page.
Mr. Geollll of Elizabeth New Jersey arrived in Skyland Page County with his bride for their honeymoon. He accidentally shot himself in the leg with a .38 revolver while practicing at a target with Mrs. Grundy. The wound, though serious in bleeding, was not dangerous. He was taken to Luray and then to a New York City hospital after initial care by Dr. Hudson.
Next week Winchester and Frederick county residents may hear Dr. A. W. Freeman discuss Typhoid Fever and Its Prevention. The first talk is at Middletown High School on November 17 at 8 p m. A second lecture will be at Handley Library in Winchester on Wednesday evening November 19 at 8:30 p m.
Taxpayers are reminded that taxes are due by December 1 with a five percent penalty for nonpayment. Real estate personal and capitation taxes are included. Last notice issued by CHAS. R. M'CAINN Treasurer.
Edward Jones in St Louis reports Beverley Randolph Jones died on duty in West St Louis railroad yards. His body will depart St Louis this evening and reach Winchester Monday morning for burial. Funeral details and service time to be announced Monday. The exact cause of death remains unclear.
Five sailors from the American Mediterranean fleet were injured in a streetcar crash in Villefranche France. Two streetcars collided and the men were taken to a local hospital for treatment. Pope Pius XII blessed Rear Admirals Badger and Winslow and 240 American sailors aboard the fleet in the Mediterranean.
The article notes H Grant Strauss nephew of Isidor Strauss rents The Tuleyries in Clarke County Virginia for about $1000 a month. He and his young bride enjoy country life away from crowds while rumors link their Packard to Harry Thaw’s Matteawan escape.
A Spanish liner Balmies reports a fire 600 miles east of Bermuda. The steamship Panmonia races to assist and rescue passengers after distress calls via wireless. The Balmies convoyed to Bermuda as rescue efforts continue and questions about casualties arise.
George Bender, aged 78, respected Woodstock resident, died at his home yesterday afternoon after a stroke. He had been in poor health for years but remained active on the farm until yesterday morning. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs Robert Fansler, and sons William and H J Bender. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 p m.
After a lingering illness Mr Jas W Hammock of near Riverton died at his home. He suffered paralysis weeks before death and could not leave his room. His remains were taken to Ridings Chapel for burial beside loved ones. He is survived by his wife Miss Barrow of near Stephens City, two children Mrs Carnet Winsbarrow and George Atwell Hammock, and several brothers and sisters.
For sale an evening dress suit described as good as new. Inquiries should be directed to Star Of via the listed contact.
The trial of Graham Wilson, a wealthy Jefferson County farmer, for criminal assault on Miss Kate Turter, will start Tuesday November 18 in the Circuit Court at Charlestown with Judge J M Woods presiding. Wilson has no public statement yet and awaits trial in the historic Charlestown jail. Jack Ine of Lynchburg is named chief counsel for the defense.
The regular November term of Winchester’s Corporation Court will convene at 10 a.m. in City Hall under Judge T W Harrison. A grand jury is not expected to be summoned. Kepler Grim, appealing a police court ruling, faces trial for assaulting Street Department head Supt S P Hayslett with a rock, after posting $400 bond for appearance. Commonwealth Attorney James Pr Hearden will prosecute, with Mary Bern as defense counsel.
Hilda Lowiedthee Jones aged weeks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Jones, died at home No North Braddock street after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held at the house Sunday at 2 o clock, with interment in the private graveyard of Mr. Jones's father at Opequon, this county.
A telegram to the navy department states the collier Ajax is aground on a reef near Guam. The message arrived from Manila. The incident risks navigation and fuel supply priorities for U S forces in the Pacific theater.
The Ohio River at Gallipolis has risen nine feet since yesterday amid continuous rain, threatening southeastern Ohio towns along the river and alarming river-front residents.
London November 6 militants protest at the Old Bailey as suffragette Hila Pearce is sentenced to eighteen months for arson. An arson squad threw rotten eggs at the judge before police evicted the demonstrators. Mr. Arthur Stickiey, a Strasburg businessman, spent the day in the city.
The marble stone over James W. Taylor’s grave in Mount Hebron Cemetery will be unveiled and dedicated at 8 o clock Sunday afternoon. Hickory Camp Woodmen of the World Winchester members will conduct the ceremony with S B Latham of Norfolk delivering the principal address. Public invited.
Advert says J. Mark Noonan seeks 400 barrels of corn and offers a market price. Details not fully legible but indicates a purchase inquiry and price quote.
The third quarterly conference for Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church will be held at 7 30 this evening in the church parlor with full attendance urged. Rev Dr G C Bacon of Baltimore will occupy the pulpit at the 11 o'clock Sunday service. Read Heller's ad for brass goods for Xmas and story books. Ip
Thomas H. Flood, famed pianist at the Auditorium, married Miss Blanche A. Hoover at Brad dock Street Methodist Church South. The couple will reside with Fred H. Hoover at 524 North Kent Street. Flood, a Washington native, came to Winchester years ago as pianist for Manager Hable and is well liked. his bride is described as attractive and from an old Frederick County family.
Washington D C singer Mrs Franeceeka Kaspar Lawson gave a refined song recital at Fort Loudoun Seminary with pianist Miss Carmen Pierce. The program included works by Rameau, Mack Dowell, Hugo, Cadman and others.
The vaudeville standout Eckeart known as the Wonderful Hercules will perform at the Auditorium tonight. He displays supernatural strength and will pull against two men with his teeth. A lineup of moving pictures, including a Pathe Weekly feature for Saturday night crowds, is also planned.
Rain is forecast for Virginia tonight and likely Sunday with warmer readings in the north and central portions.
Market price data lists H. B. Keckley and Company elevator assets and the B. & C. Railroad property as of the latest market readings. Details include reported valuations and potential sale considerations for the two property categories.
General Villa with 2500 rebels conducts a night assault on Juarez and seizes the city area with heavy fighting. Four Americans are reported killed as reports describe reinforcing forces and chaos at a local dance hall and racetrack.
In Wheaton Illinois Rexroat Spencer a death row inmate convicted of Mrs Mildred Allison Rexroats murder invited the courtroom crowd to attend his execution by hanging Spencer is guarded in his cell to prevent self harm and ensure public safety
Local notice seeks turkeys geese and fowl including targ chix dux for transport next week. Highest cash price offered. Huntsberry's Auto Livery adds a taxicab for hire in a separate line of the notice.
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