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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1902

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Globe Trotter in the Orient Aboard Ship in Typhoon

A twelve year old globe trotter aboard the Transport Sumner sends letters from the sea describing a brutal Pacific typhoon. He notes the voyage north via Nagashi, seasickness, a card club, multiple passengers including soldiers and sailors, Chinese staff, and a detailed ship description with meals and staterooms.

Sumner Papa Tom Kent San Francisco Sheridan Washington Wendell Honolulu Nagashi Atlantic Cornell University McCreary

Miss Carrie Wulfert Dies After Illness in Baltimore

Miss Carrie Wulfert a Baltimore stage figure and Lyceum Stock Company alumna died Saturday after months of illness at 403 North Fulton avenue. Daughter of Henry Wulfert she had two sisters Bettie and Augusta and two brothers Julius and Harry. Her remains were sent to Winchester with her father for funeral services at Grace Lutheran Church and burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included Wm Gratchen Thomas Cooper Henry Schneider Dr G Kenton Heist and G G Baker.

Carrie Wulfert Baltimore North Fulton Avenue Miss Wulfert Lyceum Stock Company John Albaugh, Jr Jacob Litt Mr. Litt Henry Wulfert The National Hotel Bettie Augusta Wulfert Messrs Julius Harry Wulfert Winchester Baltimore & Ohio Geo. W. Kurtz Grace Lutheran Church J. E. Bushnell

Prisoner in His Own Office Blocks In an Afternoon

Prosecuting Attorney R E Byrd became trapped in his office on Reuss avenue when the lock failed to open. He pounded and drew attention of passers by until neighbor Harry R Kern heard the disturbance and a locksmith freed him just as he neared collapse.

R. E. Byrd Reuss Avenue Byrd

Mrs. Haines’ Condition Remains Critical

The condition of Mrs. D. F. Haines remains about the same as physicians delay appendicitis surgery. A consultation at 1 o’clock today decided to postpone the operation until tomorrow, fearing her strength cannot endure the shock.

D. F. Haines

Preaching at Valley School by Rev Charles D Bulla

Rev Charles D Bulla pastor of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South preached yesterday afternoon at Valley School House on Martinsburg pike about two miles north of Winchester. Services were at 4 o clock and he delivered a pleasing sermon to a large congregation. How are you going to bet on the faces at the Great Hagerstown Fair Jimmie.

Valley School Charles D. Bulla Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Martinsburg Pike Winchester Bulla

Special Sermon on the Third Commandment by Rev Bulla

Rev Chas D Bulla spoke at Braddock Street M E Church South on the Third Commandment. He warned against profane swearing and urged reverence for God names and sacred objects, citing Washington and moral duties. He announced a sermon on honoring parents for next Sunday at 11 oclock with transportation offered for those unable to walk.

Braddock Street M. E South Chas. D. Bulla Jehovah God Jesus Christ Washington Satan

Hay and Byrd Withdraw From Winchester Speaking

Hon James Hay and Hon RE Byrd withdrew their appointments to speak in Winchester on Friday October 31. Senator John M Martin will address the democratic voters Thursday October 30, shifting Hay and Byrd to other areas where their efforts are more needed. Martin will clearly expound the campaign principles and features.

James Hay Congress RE. Byrd Winchester Jno Martin Messrs. Hay Byrd

Left for Charlestown with plumbing contract workmen

This morning Mr. Charles E. Seal and workmen departed for Charlestown West Virginia. Beal holds a large plumbing contract in that city.

Charles E. Seal Charlestown W. Va Beal That City

Major Baylor A Candidate For Camp Confederte Leader

The regular weekly meeting of General Turner Ashby Camp Confederate Veterans will nominate officers for the ensuing year and vote at the next meeting. Major Baylor, an ex Confederate with a storied service, is viewed as a strong candidate to restore the Camp to its former high standard. He served from 1860 to 1865 in various Louisiana units and campaigns including Vicksburg, Murfreesboro, and the Atlanta campaign, paroled May 3, 1865.

Turnerr Ashby Camp Turner Ashby Camp Baylor Louisiana Crescent Rifles Louisiana Volunteers Vicksburg Fort Jackson J. R. Duncan Withers Polk Army of Murfreesboro Stone River First Louisiana Artillery Miss Col. Waddy Charleston Richmond Joseph E. Johnson West Point O. F. Strahl Cheatman Hardee Dalton Atlanta E. W. Pelter Stevenston Salsbury, N.C

Rev Cromer and Mr Gray to Attend Synod

Rev T K Cromer pastor of Centenary Reformed Church departs for Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania this afternoon. Mr Richard L Gray leaves tomorrow morning for Mechanicsburg to represent Centenary Reformed Church at the Potomac Synod meeting which opens tomorrow night. The Potomac Synod serves churches in North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Maryland and the southern portion of sphere ships.

T. K. Cromer Centenary Reformed Church Mechanicsburg Richard L. Gray Cromer Gray Potomac Synod Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Maryland Sr Peer Shes Num

Tragic Gun Accident in Virginia Village

In Franklintown Clarke county Virginia Harison Hickman a colored worker on Edgar Allen’s farm died instantly when a loaded shotgun exploded while he lowered it from the upper to the lower floor The muzzle had pointed toward him and the blast struck the breast tearing a teacup sized wound Hickman a native of the city was the grandson of Charlotte Shepherd married with nine children survived by his wife and children Funeral plans have not been announced.

Franklintown Rippon Clarke County Harrison Hickman Edgar Allen Hickman Charlotte Shepherd

Union Sunday School Sees Rapid Attendance Boost

The Union Sunday School on Valley Avenue gains pupils as Dr. Lawrence Whitlock is elected superintendent and William Hardy becomes secretary. Undenominational classes meet each Sunday at the old Adventist Church with growing participation from local residents and new teachers, including Mrs. Dr. James R. Grammar and daughters.

Union Sunday School Valley Avenue Lawrence Whitlock William Hardy Old Adventist Church James R. Grammar

Y P C E Elect Officers Last Night

The Young People s Christian Endeavor of Cen tenary Reformed Church reorganized and held a semi annual election for six months. Officers named include Robert L Gray president Earl Steele vice president Emma Goss secretary Scott Affleck treasurer Jessie Hodgson organist Janie Gray assistant organist with musical director to be appointed later.

Society of the Young People’s Christian Endeavor Centenary Reformed Church Robert L. Gray Earl Steele Emma Goss Scott Affleck Jessie Hodgson Janie Gray

Cover's Big Plant At Moorefield To Open Soon

Cover Drayton and Leonard build a large tanner plant at Moorefield West Virginia. The facility costing 250000 dollars will begin operations in about two weeks.

Cover

Griffiths and Carson Griffith Guests of Rosenberger

Mr. George A. Griffith his wife and young daughter and Mr. Carson Griffith of Red Key Indiana spent yesterday as guests of Mr. J Fred Rosenberger at Rosenberger in this county.

George A. Griffith Carson Griffith Red Key Indiana J. Fred. Rosenberger Rosenberger

Married This Afternoon in Cross Junction Union

Mr J Thomas Funkhouser of Capon Bridge married Miss Ida Braithwaite of Cross Junction by Rev H P Hamill presiding elder of the district. The ceremony was conducted this afternoon in a local church with family and friends in attendance.

J. Thomas Funkhouser Capon Bridge Ida ©. Braithwaite Cross Junction H. P. Hamill Epi

Happy High Dives For Sweet Liberty

A well known town character Alfred Henry known as Happy High disappeared in the night leaving behind his coat and shirt. He fled city limits after a scuffle with Officer C E Neville and escaped. A hat and coat were later found with him in the county and a watch is kept for his return to face drunken and disorderly charges and resisting an officer.

Happy High Alfred Henry Henry C. E. Neville Neville

City Hall to get lightning rods

The City Hall Committee discussed equipping the City Hall with lightning rods. The building cost about $65,000, and the lack of protection could invite costly damage from future storms, with rods potentially costing around $1.50.

City Hall

Aged Woman Renews Her Tramp From Richmond To Baltimore

Annie Flasher, aged about sixty, followed a drunken husband to Richmond Virginia, slept in a station house there, and then began a weary tramp back home toward Baltimore. She had traveled via Winchester last week and returned Saturday morning after officers heard her distressing story.

Richmond Annie Flasher Winchester Baltimore

Communion Services Held At Grace Lutheran Church

Communion services were observed yesterday at Grace Lutheran Church at 11 a m. Rev L L Smith of Strasburg Va filled the pulpit at both morning and evening services delivering two agreeable sermons.

Grace Lutheran Church L. L. Smith Strasburg Rev. Smith

Rouss Hook and Ladder Meeting Tonight At Eight

The Rouss Hook and Ladder Company will meet tonight at eight o'clock. Aired report notes the event time and group gathering.

Rouss Hook’ and Ladder Company

Valley College Closes After Managerial Fallout

Valley Business College in Winchester shuts down amid financial turmoil after treasurer J W Neff abandons duties. Stockholders led by M M Lynch and S H Hansbrough organized a new company earlier, but funds mismanagement by Neff exposed, with tuition money unaccounted and campus rooms abandoned by Saturday afternoon.

Valley Business College Winchester Commercial College Market and Water Streets J. W. Neff Robert Worseley O. Edward Presho 8. H. Hansbrough Shenandoah Valley National Bank Jno. W. Rice M. M. Lynch R. E. Byrd Warren Rice Lynch Hansbrough

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Globe Trotter Dick” Byrd Japan Dick’ Byrd Rev Mr. Hay Major Baylor Rev. Cromer Mr.Gray Sweet Liberty Lutheran Church Valley College Prof Neff Bat Hoyt Oall Sra Satuday
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