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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1908

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Hay Defines Perils of Republicans In Winchester Speech

Representative James Hay spoke to Bryan Kern Hay Club supporters in Winchester praising Bryan and criticizing Roosevelt Taft and Republican governance. He blamed trusts on tariffs, urged funds for Bryan in a strong campaign, and urged voters to consider constitutional limits on executive power while railing against GOP methods.

Case Hall James Hay Bryan-Kern-Hay Club Hay Wincheser John M. Steck Bryan-Kérn-Hay Club Steck Mack Roosevelt Taft Mr. Hay Republican Party Bryan

Miss Carper Weds Dr Frank Heath at Weston West Virginia

Announce the marriage of Miss Amanda Bland Carper to Dr Frank Crommiller Heath on the 14th instant at Weston West Virginia. The bride is granddaughter of Judge John Brannon, a young woman of beauty and accomplishments. The groom, native of Maryland, has practiced medicine in Weston for years. Zical Children to give exhibition of fancy skating Saturday night at Market Street Rink at 9 o clock.

Weston W. Va Amanda Bland Carper Frank Crommiller Heath John Brannon Winchester Maryland Zical Market St

Court rules Amberine sale lawful without license

Maryland Circuit Court Judge Motter in Frederick holds Amberine non intoxicating and not unlawful to sell without a license in the State against Frank Woods of Brunswick. The decision may affect a similar case pending in the same courts.

Motter Maryland Frederick Frank Woods Brunswick

Childrens Skating Contest Tonight at Market Street Rink

Local youngsters under 12 compete tonight at 9 p m at Market Street Rink. Windows glasses replaced on short notice. Hillyard & Lews advertise opposite Farmers and Merchants Bank. Winchester Fair expected to boast largest and best exhibits ever.

Market St Hillyard & Lews Farmers and ~ Merchants’ Bank Winchester Fair

Presbyterians Hear Reports At Virginia Synod Session

The seventy first annual session in Roanoke reviewed offerings for foreign missions and home causes. Resignation of Union Theological Seminary trustee Rev J W Rosboro was announced. Overtures were discussed including Sunday travel by ministers and teams. Communion was held with sermons by Rev Dr Finley and administering clergy. Total contributions reached 575691.

Virginia Roanoke J. W. Rosboro Union Theological Seminary Richmond Montgomery Finley James R. Graham Winchester Henry M. White Kernstown This County A. C. Hopkins Charles Town

ME Wright and Miss Bennett Wed

At Hollins Virginia, Miss Jennie Bennett of Roanoke county wed Mr Jesse S Wright of Winchester. The ceremony in the Bennett home was performed by Rev George Braxton Taylor with music by Miss Mary E Pleasants. The couple plans a brief bridal tour before settling in Winchester.

Me, Wright Miss Bennett Jennie Bennett Roanoke County Rev George Jesse Wright Fred. C.wright Winchester

Youth mail carrier arrested for armed robbery plot

Thomas Jenkins a 16 year old mail rider on the Wardensville to Star Tannery route was placed under arrest on arrival in Wardensville charged with robbing a mail sack containing two registered letters with money. The letters were addressed to Wardensville and Capon Iron Works and the waybill arrived intact. A padlock key found with Jenkins worked the mail lock, and Postmaster Heltzel demonstrated its use before Jenkins was jailed awaiting U S authorities. Jenkins from Cedar Creek Virginia was found with about twenty dollars and insists on innocence. His case is expected before the United States Court at Philippi West Virginia in November.

Wardensville Thomas Jenkins Star Tannery Wardensville and Capon Iron Works Waybill Heltzel Jenkins B. C. Orndorff Uncle Sam Walker United States Young Jenkins Cedar Creek Philippi W. Va

Ready for Windsor fair week opening

The Winchester fair directors met in the city to finalize preparations for next week’s exhibition. President Thomas S. Chamblin led the session with board members including B C Shull W S Hiett R Duvall Jonah Hardesty and others. The grounds were cleaned for the fair and a daily balloon ascension is planned with crowds expected to visit starting Tuesday morning.

Winchester Thomas S. Chamblin Messrs B.C. Shull McCann A. Byers Lupton C. H. Parscell Hansbrough Robert M. Ward Thomas P. Spates Harry FP. Byrd J. W. Taylor Robert Worsley

Catcher Judd Dies in Hagerstown at 29

Marvin W. Judd former western Maryland railroad conductor and notable amateur catcher dies at his mother Rose ta Judd's home in Hagerstown from Brights disease aged 29. He played for the Hagerstown baseball club and Winchester team and belonged to the Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors. He leaves a sister Rosena Judd, brother Albert G Judd and three half brothers.

Marvin W. Judd Western Maryland Rosetta Judd Hagerstown Bright Hot ‘Springs Ark Judds Winchester Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors Miss Rosena Judd Albert G.judd John

Haddox's Clothing Offers Money Saving Guarantee

Haddox's clothing advertise a money saving guarantee to help customers do well on purchases. The note emphasizes affordable prices and value.

Haddox's Iptf

Hains Brothers Indicted for Murder in New York

Capt. Peter C. Hains and his brother T Jenkins Hains were indicted for murder in the first degree by the Queens grand jury. They are to be tried in early November for the killing of William E B Annis at the Bay Side Yacht Club, Long Island, last August. Also reports 300 dead in the Typhoon at Amoy China.

The Star New York Peter C.hains T. Jenkins Hains Queen’s Party Grand Hains Brothers William EB. Annis Bay Side Yacht Club Long Island Amoy China

Snell Sets Pace on Valley Pike Car Run

From Hagerstown to Harrisonburg a 114 mile trip in 7 and 12 hours marks a new record set by J M Shell on the Valley pike. The party included Mr and Mrs J M Snell their sons Elmer and Arthur and Jacob Funkhouser. They passed Winchester on their way home from the Hagerstown fair. Mr Snell is described as an expert at the throttle.

Hagerstown Harrisonburg J. M. Shell Valley Pike Elmer and Arthur Jacob Funkhouser Mt. Crawford Winchester Hagerstown Fair Mr. Snell

Miss Gould and Party in Town Tour Ends In Gettysburg

Miss Helen Gould of Tarrytown New York travels with Miss Anna Patten of Germantown and Mrs Charles Snow to Winchester arriving last evening after a Virginia tour. They spent the night at Winchester Inn and proceed to Gettysburg for Sunday noting an earlier car accident near Charlottesville.

Virginia Richmond Helen Miller“ Gould Tarrytown N. Y Anna Patten Germantown Chas. H. Snow University Heights New York City Winchester Gould Winchester Inn Gettysburg the Star Miss Gould Charlottesville United States Shenandoah Valley

Railroading the Court in Harrisonburg Times

A snippet from the Harrisonburg Times criticizes Southern Railway officials for failing to keep trains on schedule, arguing judges know more about railroading than railway management. The piece references the East Rockingham and Blue Ridge area and mentions Judge Harrison.

Southern Railway Harrison Goffsnap Rockingham Blue Ridge Harrisonburg

Advice From the 700th Wife of World’s Wisest Man

The Star reprints a sensational column lampooning Baron Vone of Germany for marrying a widow then seeking divorce over money. The piece mocks aristocratic disdain for moneyed Americans and asserts nobles expect heiresses to fund their lifestyle. It ends with a sharp tease about Solomon’s many wives and a cross‑country note from Helen Howland.

Baron Vone Germany St. Louis Mrs. Solomon Solomon Helen Howland New Orleans

Grand Match At New Rink Draws Saturday Night Crowd

A novelty event at the New Rink on Saturday features a grand match with a blindfolded pairings contest. Blindfolded men are turned, guided to skate between ranks of gentlemen and ladies to form couples, with prizes offered. Attendance promised for a lively evening.

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William Jennings Bryan Miss Carper Frank Heath Graham, White and Hopkins Presbyterian Synod Synod Assembly Bible Cause Singer Stinger Sewing Machine O West Piccadilly Street Abney Payne United States Army Ffriends Hollins Charles Bennett Hollins,Va Jesse $. Wright Winches Ter Mary E. Pleasants Bennett Hol Lins Institute Braxton Taylor Enon Bap Catcher Judd Wall- Kiowa Hains Brother Little Scamp Neto
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