Governors Day speech shocks with pardoning Tennessee ex-governor
At Columbus Ohio the National Convention of the Anti Saloon League heard former Tennessee governor Malcolm Datterson, nicknamed Pardoning Patterson, announce a drastic turn against saloons. He admitted prior support for wet policies and urged change as stagnation decays, citing his son’s death from drink and a new stance against alcohol. Continued on third page.
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The
Anti- Saloon League
Columbus
Ohio
Atterson
Malcolm D.atterse
Tennessee
Ri Aesunen
Anti-Saloon League
Patterson
E. W. Carmack
Gov
Hodges
North Dakota
Fianhood
Kidnapper Caught With Girl Victim in New York
Lewis Bov, 23, was arrested with 13 year old May Keller, who says she entered his grocery and was forced to accompany him with a razor. The pair visited multiple saloons where she was made to drink.
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the Star
New York
Lewis Bov
May Keller
New@rk
N. J
Bov
Thaws Escape Pictures at Auditorium Tonight
An auditorium program features 25 slides detailing Harry K. Thaw's escape from Matteawan through his capture in New Hampshire. Regular film previews will be shown with no advance price.
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Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
New Hampshire
Seip
Virginia Weather Forecast Feels Warmer Through Wednesday
A weather note for Virginia calls for generally fair skies through tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions.
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Virginia
James L Athey Merchant Dies Sudden in Winchester
James L Athey a well known Winchester merchant died suddenly at his home 118 East Piccadilly street while seated to supper with family. He had recently been ill but worked in his store yesterday. Cause of death Brights disease aged 61 born February 12 1852 near Brucetown Frederick county. Funeral at 2 30 Wednesday Rev J H Lacy interment Mount Hebron with fire company pallbearers. Survived by wife Annie E Evans two daughters two brothers two sisters and many relatives.
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James Lewis Athey
Winchester
East Piccadilly Street
Memers
Atney
Altimore and Ohio Railroad
Bright
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Mr. Athey
Presbyterices
Brucetown
Frederick County
Elias J
Alcinda Rutter Athey
Maryland
Piccadilly Street
Annie E. Evans
William D. Evans
Grover Carson Cooper
Betha Athey
Messrs
Joseph and
Charles Athey
Mattie Athey
Susan Fleet
Lewis Fleet
J. H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
W. S. White
George H. Kinzel
Maurice M. Lynch
Ross M. Swimley
William T. Barr
N.A. Cooper
Little Hilda Louise Jones Laid to Rest
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs JBH Jones died Friday at their North Braddock street home. Interment was Sunday at the private graveyard on the Jones homestead at Opecreek, with many friends attending. Rev George S Bowers of Grace Lutheran Church conducted the funeral. Deep sympathy is expressed for the bereaved parents.
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Hilda Louise Jones
Jb.h. Jones
North Braddock Street
Mr. Jones
Opecroen
George S. Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
Spates of Clark County Visits City on Business
Mr. Tocmes P. Spates of Clark County spent the day in the city on business.
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Tocmes P. Spates
Clark County
Shenandoah Valley Doctors to Convene in Winchester Tomorrow
Physicians from Shenandoah Valley arrive in Winchester for the Shenandoah Valley Medical Society meeting starting at 10 a.m. Dr. William J P McGuire presides with Dr. L M Allen as secretary. Events include clinical operations at Winchester Memorial Hospital and two papers on typhoid prevention and radium in medicine. A Fairfax Club luncheon will follow for visiting doctors.
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Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Medical Society
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Freeman
Curtis F. Burnham
Baltimore
Fairfax Club
Apple The King At Fruit Show In Washington
Scores of apple varieties and other fruits fill tables at the National Museum in Washington as fruit week opens. Delegates from all states plus Canada Alaska Philippines Hawaii and Porto Rico attend the pomological meet. The society seeks a permanent home with cities like Philadelphia St. Louis Cleveland or Cincinnati considered.
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National Museum At
Washington
American ‘Pomological Soci
Eastern Fruit Growers’ Association
Mfr
Lupton
Winchester
Society For Horticultural Science
Northern Nut Growers’ Association
Union
Canada
Alaska
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philadphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cinccinnati
National Museum
Houston
Department of Agriculture
William F Ude
Registered Mail Stolen From Train
Several sacks of registered mail were stolen from a Southern Pacific train in San Francisco. Three masked men entered the mail car at San Jose and escaped before Los Angeles reached, holding up mail clerks at gunpoint.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
San Jose
Los Angeles
Pocahontas Official Visits Minnehaha Council in Winchester
Mrs Catherine Minter of Phoebus Virginia, Pocahontas of the Improved Order of Red Men, paid an official visit to Minnehaha Council D of P in Winchester. The event held at Shawnee Tribe Wigwam No 2 drew a large crowd with a fraternal address. Miss Lyda Chapman presiding. Mrs Miller, friend and Eastern Star member, is guest of Miss Chapman at West Clifford Street home. J Asilfry Sprint travels to Washington for business with Gold men and Company.
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Catherine Minter
Phoebus
Typhoid Talk Stirs Middletown as Dr Freeman Speaks
Dr A W Freeman Virginia health commissioner and typhoid expert addressed a large Middletown Agricultural High School audience on Typhoid Fever and Its Prevention. Officials expect his education campaign to improve sanitary practices at home and in schools with further talks planned in Frederick county and Winchester.
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Freeman
Middletown
Frederick County
Abitant
Virginia
Agricultural High School
Freemhan
Winchester
Gainesboro
Handley Library
Bank Cashier Shoots Himself in Connecticut Cemetery
Samuel Lessey, cashier of the Birmingham National Bank, killed himself in a cemetery vault in Derby Connecticut. Authorities indicate financial worries triggered the act though his bank accounts were in order.
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Iderby, Conn
Samuel Lessey
Birmingham )National Bank
Staunton Lawyer Nominated for Third Assistant Secretary of State
Staunton Virginia lawyer Peyton Cochran is recommended to the President by Representative Henry D. Flood for the post of Third Assistant Secretary of State to replace Dudley Field Malone who has been named collector of the port of New York. The appointment is not yet made. The President has invited Mexican charge d affaires Senor Algara to the forthcoming marriage of his daughter Jessie Wilson and Mr Sayre on November 25. The Senate president will present the bride with a tea set valued at $1,000.
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Washington
Peyton Cochran
Staunton
Henry D. Flood
Virginia
Dudley Field ‘Malone
New York
Senor Algara
Jessie Wilson
Sayre
States Senate
Marriage License Issued to Edward Washington and Emma Robinson
A marriage license was issued yesterday at the clerk of the corporation Court for Edward Washington and Emma Robinson, both colored, residing in the city. Mr. and Mrs. McKenny Berry and their young son returned to Washington after visiting Mrs. Perry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Baker, west of town. Mr. J. Mack Noonan returned from Washington on business. Lost on Main Street an old-time band bracelet. Reward offered by Star office.
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Corporation Court
Edward Washington
Hmma 3. Robinson
New Passenger Station Sought at Strasburg Junction
Report from Strasburg Junction during Judge Rhea inspection shows demand for a new station after the old joint Baltimore and Ohio Southern Railway facility burned last spring. Baltimore and Ohio spokesmen say action depends on Southern Railway, with occupancy unlikely before year’s end.
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Strasburg Junction
Judge Rhea
State Corporation Commission
Blaser
Baltimore and Ojo Railroad
Strasburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The
Southern Railway
Thaw Victory Advances Extradition Battle in New Hampshire
Harry K. Thaw’s bid to avoid extradition to New York received a federal setback when Judge Aldrich ordered the habeas corpus case to continue. Jerome, seeking Thaw’s return to Matteawan Asylum, had expected dismissal but was told to proceed with the challenge. The ruling preserves the ongoing legal fight over Thaw’s fate.
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Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
United States
New Hampshire
New York
Matteawan Asylum
Aldrich
Wiliam Travers Jones
Jerome
Thaw
New York State
Sidney Moulthrop Held For Forgery
Sidney Moulthrop once employed as a stenographer for Senator J Ham Lewis of Illinois was arrested in New York charged with forging the senator's name to a 240 dollar check. Lewis believes Moulthrop also forged the Lewis Pindell letter about the Russian ambassadorship. He was sent to Washington by federal authorities, and Lewis seeks grand jury indictment.
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New Yoirk
Sidney Moulthrop
United States
J. Ham. Lewis
Illinois
Lewis
Urrutia Joins Huerta Cabinet Deepening U.S. Rift
Mexico defiance grows as General Urrutia accepts a post in Huerta's cabinet. Spies ride out, arrests rise, and Blanquet seizes the palace while Washington warns of intensified American opposition and possible embargoes. Sixty American refugees reach Vera Cruz amid upheaval.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Wilson
Vera Cruz Veraruz
Mexico City
Returning From South to Baltimore on Steamship
Mr. T. B. Patten of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Mr. McGuire, cashier of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank, have arrived in Baltimore on a Savannah steamship and are expected to reach Winchester this evening.
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T. B. Patten
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mr. &. &. McGuire
Farmers and Ortants’ National Bank
Panama
Florida
Baltimore
Savannah
Winchester
Wanted 400 Barrels of Corn Market Price
WANTED 400 barrels corn market price. J Mack Noonan. 14.1p.51 FOR SALE Evening dress suit, good as new. Apply to Star ba Mrs John W Rice and Mrs S N Appleby have gone on a visit of a week to relatives and friends in Baltimore.
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J. Mack Noonan
John W. Rice
Mra
S&. N. Appleby
Baltimore
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Christ Church, Millwood
William D. Smith
Christ Episcopal Church, Winchester
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Teabelle B. Carter
Helen Fisher -Price
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Willie McGuire
Margaret Harrison Randolph
Robert Carter Randolph
Algernon
Sidney Allen
Charlesstown
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Wvill
William Nelson Page
Randolph Tucker Mcuire
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Conrad
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Kennedy Grogan Rogers
Richard Tilghman
Arthur Holmes Allen
Richmond
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Sealeby,’’ Brothers of the Bride, and Harry C. Warden
Berryville
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Apple the King
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