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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1902

Page

4

Martin and Hay at Front Royal rally Democrats

A Richmond Dispatch string from Front Royal Va reports Senator Thomas S Martin and Hon James Hay opened the Democratic campaign. Martin argued on Roosevelt trust remedies, urging taxation and opposing further Sugar Trust aid, while Hay spoke briefly to a warm audience. Advertising for Cooper Bros coal oil follows.

Richmond Front Royal Thomas S. Martin James Hay Martin Roosevelt Hanna Bureau of Statistics Senate United States Dubois Idaho Congress Republican Party House of Representatives Republican Committee On Finance Cuba Hay

Author Frances Baylor Bar in Georgia visits sister

Authoress Frances Courtney Baylor Barinum of Georgia visits her sister Mrs. General A G Walker on South Washington. The note mentions local addresses J P Haddox and E Porter Waskey in the vicinity.

Frances Courtney Baylor Barinum Georgia A G. Walker South

Dogs Howling Disturbs Quiet Braddock Street Neighborhood

A letter from a Braddock and Piccadilly streets resident complains of nightly dog fights and howling near the Episcopal Institute. The writer urges enforcement of existing ordinances or new city action to restore peace and quiet to the neighborhood.

Braddock Piccadilly Streets Epior Episcopal Institute

William Henry Visits Springfield Kin Near Seventieth Milestone

Mr. William Henry of Springfield Ohio visits his brothers George R Henry and Franklin Henry in this city. He nears his seventieth birthday and remains hale and hearty as he revisits loved ones and scenes from his youth. He has prospered in Ohio.

William Henry Springfield Ohio Messrs George R. and Franklin Henry Henry Buckeye

Lutheran Pastor to Preach in Grace Church Tomorrow

Rev. G. F. Bowers, pastor from Hagerstown Maryland, will preach at Grace Lutheran Church in this city tomorrow night at 7 30. He will be hosted by Misses Dinkle on West Cork Street during his stay.

G. F. Bowers Hagerstown Grace Lutheran

Mrs Kremer and Millie Kremer Sail to Washington DC

Mrs Rosa Kremer and her niece Millie Kremer left this evening for Washington DC after spending months visiting relatives and friends in the city. They will stay several days in the capital before returning to Deland Florida.

Rosa Kremer Millie Kremer Washington, D. C Deland Fla

Local Resident Remains Critically Ill From Typhoid

Mr. Owen Ritter, long ill with typhoid fever, remains in critical condition. He is about twenty five years old and a son of Mrs. Mattie Ritter, who lives near Welltown in the county.

Owen Ritter Mr. Ritter Mattie Ritter Welltown This County

Local notices of travel and sales offered at Clowe's shop

Mr Evan R Thatcher leaves for Huntington Missouri to visit his daughter Mrs Thomas Cannon. Miss Mary C Smith from Nashville leaves for Woodstock Virginia. Watch cases priced 9 50 with guaranteed movements from Waltham or Elgin at Clowe's. Also enamel chatelaine watches advertised. Photographs offered at 25 cents with keepsake options. Noveury Pxoro Co at 76 cents over Farmers and Merchants Bank.

Evan R. Thatcher Huntington Missouri Thatcher Thomas Cannon Waltham Elgin H. W. Clowe’s Clowe’s Jack Cromwell Noveury Pxoro Co Farmers & Merchants Bank

Mrs. Johnson and friends depart for Washington D C

Mrs R L Johnson leaves this morning for Washington D C. Mrs John Seal, Mr John Seal Jr and Mr Fred Baker also depart for Washington. Miss Virginia Baker heads to Baltimore to attend a fashionable school. An advertising note invites planting trees this fall with a Frederick Maryland contact. Lapres hunting case solid gold watches from 15 dollars up with Waltham or Elgin movements guaranteed.

John Seal John Seal, Jr Fred Baker Washington Lapres Waltham Elgin H. W. Clowe’s Watham

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