Bryan Promises Prosperity in Missouri and Illinois
William J Bryan toured Hannibal and urged voters to back the Democratic cure for the panic and alleged Republican mismanagement. He labeled Republicans "op pressed" and blamed the Roosevelt era for wrecking prosperity, promising business leaders a return of good times.
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Hannibal, Mo
William J.bryan
Illinois
Missouri
Roosevelt
David R. Francis
Interior
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Bry
Routed Marriage Clerks Wed in Hagerstown Train Trip
Miss Lizzie Tharp of Front Royal Virginia and William L. Campbell of Luray Virginia traveled by early Norfolk and Western train to Hagerstown. They woke Court Clerk Harry E. Baker at his home, had him issue the license, then took a cab to a minister’s home for the ceremony.
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Lizzie Tharp
Front Royal
William L. Campbell
Luray
Hagerstown
Norfolk and Western
Harry
E. Baker
Test Fire Alarm Crowds Streets After False Alarm
A late night scare triggered by repeated fire bells caused excitement as the Reuss Fire Company's auto hose wagon rushed from the engine house and down Water Street toward Main Street. No blaze was found and the scene quickly quieted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuss Fire Company
Main Street
Friendship’ Fire Company
James Hay to Address Voters at Courthouse Hall
Hon James Hay will address the voters in the courthouse hall this city on Friday October 16 at 8 o'clock. He is described as an able and attractive speaker and all voters should hear him. Residents of Frederick and adjoining counties are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hay
Hay
Frederick
Present Indications Point to Largest Fair Exhibits Ever
The present indications suggest the fair will feature the largest and best exhibits across every department, surpassing all previous shows. Attendees can expect expanded displays and enhanced offerings throughout the event.
Col Clayton Coleman Dies in Arkansas
Col Clayton Coleman formerly of Louisa County Virginia dies at St Vincent Tutirbury Little Rock Arkansas after brief illness. He was born near Buckners Virginia and married to Anna Bredin of Winchester. Survived by widow two sons Lieut Sherrard Coleman at Fort Leavenworth and Robert Stuart Coleman and two daughters Lucy and Carrie. He served as lieutenant colonel in the Twenty third Virginia and as surgeon under Pickett at Gettysburg.
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Col
Clayton
Coleman
Louisa County
Virginia
St. Vincents “Tutirbury
Little Rock
Ark
Coloné Coleman
Colonel Coleman
Jerdone Castle
Buckners
Anna Bree‘din
Winchester
Lieut
Sherrard Coleman
Ninth Cavalry
United States Army
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Robert Stuart Coleman
Lucy
Carrie Coleman
John Coleman
Clarence Coleman
Green Springs
William Coleman
Duluth, Minn
Cornel
Twenty-third Virginia
Surrgeon
Gettysburg
Fair Directors Meet Ahead of Winchester Fair
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society directors held an afternoon meeting in Winchester to approve week-ahead business for the fair. President Thomas Chamblin was absent. Briscoe C. Shull presided with directors H. S. Lupton J. W. Baker A. Byers and others present. A cavalry troop from Fort Myer will camp on the grounds during fair week with other attractions planned. The fair opens Tuesday October 20 and outlook is bright for a large event.
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Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Winchester Fair
Thomas
Chamblin
Briscoe C. Shull
Evere
Messrs
C. H. Purcell
H. S. Lupton
J. W. Baker
A. Byers
S. M. Chiles
Scott Grant
T. P. Spates
Jonah Hardesty
H. F. Byrd
Robert Worsley
J. W.taylor
Fort Myer
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Fair Promises Wide Attractions
The Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society announces its 39th annual exhibition in Winchester on October 20 to 23. Premiums cover livestock, farm produce, fruits, vegetables, dairy, implements, machinery, manufactured goods, poultry, and a ladies department. Racing and speed trials are featured with daily events. Correspondence for premium lists goes to Robert Worsley, Secretary, Winchester, Va. Leesburg Mirror.
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Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Winchester
Virginia
Robert
Worsley
Leesburg
Reception Given Bride and Groom in White Hall
A wedding reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Lamp in White Hall on October 1 in honor of John William Murchell of Washington and Lula Barrett of McKeesport. The couple wed at Winchester B Chapel. they will reside in Washington where Murchell works as a motorman on the Pennsylvania Avenue trolley line. About 30 gifts were given. Guests from the county and beyond attended, including Dehaven Shade Barrett Lamp Whitacre and others.
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White Hal
Jesse M. Lamp
Wedney
John ‘William Murchell
Washington
Lula Barrrett
MocKeesport
Winchester
Ana
Ss. Hammond
Lamp
Fred. Dehaven
Jerry Shade
Argon Shade
Edwin, Barry
Clayton Lamp
Isaac Whitacre
Hattie
Cornelia Whitacre
Purcell
Ethel ’ Barrett
Edith Lamp
Ollie Shade
Clinton Lewis
Frank Barrett
Jesse Lamp
Oden Lamp
Ernest Shinde
Mason Lamp
Hagerstown
Eric Lamp
Shanghai
W. Va
Glush Dehaven
Ganotown
Camillus White
Henry Nesmith
Matchless
Pennsylvania Avenue
Another Trick By Republicans
In Topeka on October 10 the Democratic State Committee alleged the Republican National Committee copied pension rolls for campaign use, sending 10000 names to Missouri. Meanwhile in Raleigh, Justice Montgomery accused Thomas Dixon Jr.’s play The Traitor of stirring race hatred to sway Southern voters before the national election.
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Topeka
Kan
Democratic State Committee
Republican National Committee
Republican Committee
Missouri
Thomas Dixon
Raleigh
N. C
W. A. Montgomery
North Carolina Supreme Court
Thomas Dixon, Jr
South
Montgomery
Elder Hottel To Preach At Valley Avenue Church
Hitler R D Hottel of New Market will preach at the old Seventh Day Adventist Church on Valley Avenue starting next Friday night the 16th and continuing through Sunday. The public is cordially invited.
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Elder Hottel
Hitler
R. D. Hottel
New Market
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Valley Avenue
Touring the Valley Visitors Halt in Town
Mrs. Douglas Gordon and Mr and Mrs J Triplett Haxal of Baltimore and Miss Louise Adkins of Richmond are touring the valley in a Packard car. They spent last night here with friends and left this afternoon for Staunton where Mr Gordon will join them.
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Douglas Gordon
J. Triplett Haxal
Baltimore
Louise Adkins
Richmond
Staunton
Miss Georgia Nulton Dies in Towson After Long Illness
Intelligence reaches Winchester of Miss Georgia Nulton's death Thursday night at Towson Maryland. Funeral planned from Judge Joseph B Herberts residence at 8 PM Sunday. interment Govans Cemetery. Sister-in law Mrs Virginia Nurton attends. Nulton family ties include Col Joseph A Nulton and Lieut-Com Louis McCoy Nulton.
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Winchester
Georgia Nulton
Joseph B. Herbert
Towson
Herbert
Govans
Virginia Nurton
Nulton
Abraham
Sarah Nulton
Braddock Street Methodist
Joseph A. Nuilton
Second Virginia Regiment
Louis McCoy Nulton
Howard S. Nulton
Richmond
John B. Hoffman
Wilmington
Del
Migs
Nancy Clark Nulton
Mrs J Ed Glenn Under The Knife
Mrs J Edward Glenn wife of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad agent at Harrisonburg and mother of Miss Esta Glenn went to Richmond yesterday with her physician Dr F B Olhau sen. She has been unwell for months and surgery was thought beneficial with an operation expected to be slight and performed on Monday.
Wheat Prices Steady at 97 Cents In Market Report
Buyers reported no change in the wheat market with prices holding at 97 cents. Week saw little wheat brought in while quotations covered items such as oats, corn, hay, rye, potatoes and chickens with varied per unit prices listed.
Miss Mamie Spates Sits Up After Typhoid Illness
Friends report Miss Mamie Spates is able to sit up after several weeks of typhoid fever. Her condition is improving as she moves toward full recovery.
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Miss Spates
Mamie Spates
Fresh supply fuels Duce Co Special Attraction
A weekly ticket to a lucky couple arrives with a new supply for the special attraction at Duce Co. The note dated 9-28 hints at a promotional event and timing for eligible pairs.
Tucker Speaks at Courthouse Rally for Bryan Kern Club
About 450 to 500 attendees greeted Hon. Harry St. George Tucker in Winchester as he criticized the Republican platform. He accused Roosevelt of power centralization and linked Taft to Roosevelt policies while praising Democratic goals and urging voter support. The event ended with a casual reception and informal discussions among attendees.
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Harry St. George Tucker
Virginia
Winchester
Bryan-Kern-Hey
Democratic Club
Tucker
Bryan
Mr.Tucker
Bryah
Mr. Tucker
Roosevelt
Congress
Taft
Learned pro calls for matrimonial training in school
In Leans paper a male expert urges formal matrimonial training for girls to prepare them as proper wives. He argues both sexes need guidance, praising tact and cooking lessons while warning husbands not to expect a dramatic change in temperament or a patient angelic spouse. Continued on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Ana Dorothy
Tourists From Chicago Stop at Winchester Inn
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ayer and Mr. Claude Taylor of Chicago touring the Shenandoah Valley in a large automobile arrived in Winchester last evening and are stopping at the Inn. Mr. Ayer is a wealthy businessman of Chicago and has made several motor tours through this Virginia section.
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Edward &. Ayer
Claude Taylor
Chicago
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Ayer
Virginia
Winfield Motors races and October Winchester Fair ads
Ad copy promotes Haddox for clothing with promises of savings. It notes upcoming racing at the Winchester Fair on October 20 21 22 23 and mentions window glasses being replaced on short notice by Hillyard & Lewis near the Farmers and Merchants Bank.
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Winchester Fair
Hillyard &Lew
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Cubs and Tigers Set for World Series Opener
Detroit and Chicago prepare for the world championship series with Rillan pitching for the Tigers and Reulbach for the Cubs. Local betting runs about 2 to 1 against Detroit with estimates near $10,000 on the Cubs to win the spring.
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Hearst News Service
Detroit
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Rillian
Ber Reulbach
Chicago
Det
Evans Not To Be Dismissed Convicted Navy officers face dismissal
Midshipmen Connor and Bernard of the United States Navy were convicted by court martial of intoxication during a Melbourne parade and will be dismissed from the service. Lieutenant Frank Z Evans, son of Fighting Bob, was found guilty of being drunk on duty but will not be dismissed.
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Hearst News Service
Manila
Connor and
Bernard
United States Navy
Melbourne
Australia
Frank Z. Evans
Bob
Evans
World’s beat child skater and her father at the rink
A renowned young skater and her father Professor Franks will perform a finale skate at Market Street Rink tonight. The event also features an open skating session for all entrants with a circulating gold prize.
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Franks
Dt. Market St
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