Stock Case Decided In Virginia Court
Judge Ararrigon ruled that the Carson Lime Company may transfer stock only on its books under its by laws. Downing and Yates held a 166 share certificate as collateral and later sought to cancel a new certificate issued to Samuel Carson, who later purchased the stock. the court held Section 1149 governs transfers for charters under Section 1145, binding stock transfers to the company’s books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ararrigon
J. E. Yates
A Carson Lime Company
Carson Lime Company
Downing and Yates
Samuel Carson
Downing
Yaes
Law .of
Virginia
Gircuit
Warren County
Yates
Iso Carson
Carson Lime Co
Thompson
Sahipne
Skunk Chases Boarders At Local Boarding House
An unusual visitor, a skunk, disrupted a South Market Street boarding house last night. It first appeared in the county hitching yard, likely arriving by cord wood, then caused panic among young lady boarders before Mr. Charles Kurtz shot the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emiline Wright
South Market Street
Charles Kurtz
Hagerstown Fair Ends Successful 47th Run
The Hagerstown Fair Association concluded its four day 47th annual exhibition with gate receipts totaling 11126.90 up about 1150 from last year. The event drew thousands from the Cumberland Valley and hundreds from Winchester, confirming its role as a popular regional attraction. The Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society’s fair opens next week and should take note of the Maryland fair’s strong attendance and free attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Fair Association
Hagerstown
Cumberland Valley
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Maryland
Field Force Pump Co to Exhibit at Shenandoah Valley Fair
Elmira New York spraying gear pioneer Field Force Pump Co will exhibit its Power Spraying Machine at the Shenandoah Valley Fair October 21 to 24. The auto operated unit powers from wagon wheels with no hand work, drawing attention to Orchard Monarch and Empire King pest protection methods for fruit growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N. Y
Lockport
Shenandoah Valley
Death of Well Known Colored Man in Steelton
William Burrill, a respected Black resident, died suddenly in Steelton, Pennsylvania. He previously worked at the Paper Mills in this city and lived in Steelton for about 12 years. Survived by wife Amanda Burrill and daughter Mary F. Wilerson, who reside here. Burial details and funeral arrangements not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burrill
Steelton
Burrill
Amanda Burrill
Mary F. Wilerson
Jas. E. Perper Waxy 10 cts. a drink at J. P. Haddox
An old item notes Jas E Perper priced wax at ten cents a drink at J P Haddox implying a vendor and a local business contact in a small town setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. E. Perper
J. P. Haddox
Bettina Girard Sentenced to Island Jail in New York
Bettina Girard, once famed as Betty Ordway, is sent to Blackwell's Island for three months after a magistrate in Jefferson Market court concludes she has no friends to aid her. The former actress has faced multiple arrests this month amid heavy drinking, with previous help from Tony Pastor and a booked engagement on Forty second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettina Girard
Blackwell’s Island
Brann
Jefferson Market Court
New York
Thirty-third Street
Seventh Avenue
Man Stevenson
Tenderloin
Tony Pastor
Fourteenth Street
Betty
Girard
Bettine Girard
Winchester
Betty Ordway
Washington
Ordway
United States Army
Padelford
Vienna
White Sulphur Springs
Barber Shop Changes Hands in Winchester Area
A deal transfers ownership of a North Main Street barber shop to Geo. Woodward, a noted local barber and tensorial artist, from Harry Woodward. Geo. Woodward has long partnered with brother Frank Woodward, who runs a leading Winchester barber trade. Unclear future plans and shop location. Charles Beaty of Stephens City is in town for business.
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Geo. Woodward
North Main Street
Harry Woodward
Frank Woodward
Winchester
Charles Beaty
Stephens City
Miles Candidacy Deliberated by University Board in Virginia
The University of Virginia board of visitors in Lexington debated Colonel Miles for the chairmanship with 17 of 24 professors opposing. Miles demanded a full investigation into his life and the protest was discussed with counsel, but no decision was reached by midnight. The issue has stirred Alumni interest in Winchester and across Virginia.
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University of Virginia
Lexington
Colonel Miles
Col. Miles
Richard B. Tunstall
Norfolk
General Alumni Association
Charles P. Jones
Monterey
Daniel Harmon
Charlottesville
R. Walton Moore
Halifax
R. Tate Irvin
Big Stone Gap
Henry Downing
Front Royal
Carter Glass
Lynchburg
A. W. Wallace
Fredericksburg
Eppa Hunton, Jr
Richmond
H. C. Stuart
Elk Garden
Mallet
Dabney
Lile
Page
Hem
Miles
Horsley
Gardner
Pulaski City
Winchester
Virginia
R. Gray Williams
Winchester Alumni
Signature of President McKinley Relic in Winchester
The article notes in Winchester a relic bearing President McKinley’s signature. Capt. Thomas H. Savage, superintendent of the National Cemetery, secured the president’s signature on cemetery records during his 1900 visit. The piece highlights McKinley’s stature and national regard amid Civil War-era ties and G A R interest from Washington encampments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
McKinley
Winchester
Masonic Lodge
Northland
Brotherhood of Masonry
Thomas H. Savage
National Cemetery
The
Republic
Savage
Washington
Tammanites Plan Grand Rally For Third Ward Democrats
The Third Ward Democratic Club known as the Tammanites will hold a grand rally for voters. Public speaking will be the main feature as several prominent speakers have pledged to support the party and a good time is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Democratic Club
The
Tammanites
Western State Hospital Board Holds Annual Session
The Western State Hospital board met in Staunton for its annual session. Supt. Benjamin Blackford reports the hospital in good health and food condition with 1 047 patients. A fire at Eastern State Hospital Williamsburg increased admissions from distant parts, leaving many applicants on file awaiting vacancies. Board member Mr. S H Hansbrough attended.
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Western State Hospital
Staunton
Benjamin Blackford
Eastern State Hospital
Williamsburg
8. H. Hansbrough
Crescent Club Holds Pleasant Meeting Near Brucetown
The Crescent Club a northern county social group met last night at the Misses Jobe residence near Brucetown. Members enjoyed the gathering with interesting papers read by Miss Willie Huyett and Miss Bessie Jobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Club
County
County Couple Wed in Hagerstown
Miss Angie V. Sanger and Mr. George W. Mason both of Frederick county were married at Grace United Brethren Church parsonage in Hagerstown Maryland by Rev. A M Evans on Thursday. The couple begins their married life as two minds with a single thought and two hearts that beat as one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Angie V. Sanger
George W. Mason
Frederick County
Grace United Brethren Church
South Mulberry Street
A. M. Evans
Winchester Round Club Meeting At Evans Building
The Winchester Round Club held a large meeting last night in the Evans building with President Maurice Sumption presiding. About 25 members attended, making it one of the largest gatherings in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Round Club
Evans Building
Maurice Sumption
Carrie Nation Thrown Out of Texas Barroom
Carrie Nation, the saloon smasher, was ejected from a Texas bar by the proprietor. She attempted a temperance address on the curb but was interrupted by police and chased from town.
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Carrie Nation
Texas
Delightful Pond Party At Mrs Hines Home
Miss Ruth Hines and Miss Emma Clowser surprised Mrs Hines with a pond party at her South Main Street home last night. The event featured games and decorated tables with autumn flowers and refreshments. Attendees included Mamie Russell, Ida Russell, Sophia Carper, Mary Dunn, Fannie Grim, Nellie Cleveland, Stella Seabright, Viola Shiner, Ethel Clowser, Zarah Pingley, Emma Hines, Walter Sibert, Harry Bryant, Clinton Haddox, John McCoy, Linsey Fuller, Miller Carter Scribner, George Shiner, John Kater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hines
Emma Cloweer
Mrs. Hines
South Main Street
Mamie
Ida Russell
Sophia Carper
Mary Dunn
Fannie Grim
Nellie Cleveland
Stella Seabright
Viola Shiner
Ethel Clowser
Zarah Pingley
Emma Hines
Walter Sibert
Harry Bryant
Clinton Haddox
John McCoy
Son
Linsey Fuller
Miller A Carter Scribner
George — Shiner
John Kater
Shenandoah Academy boys meet Randolph-Macon at Front Royal
Shenandoah Academy boys travel in crowds to Front Royal to face Randolph-Macon Academy in a 2:30 pm football game. Randolph-Macon arrives with a strong squad and heavy players after a month of practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Academy
Randolph-Macon Academy
Front Royal
Academy
W. M. Kemper
Edmund Terrell
L. HB
Frank Walter
Lawrence Weems
Claude Ryan
Billy” Miller
R. E. Howard Clowe
L. E. Aadutv OK Gtn Arty Een
R. T
David Reardon
da Heey
L. G
Winchester-town
Terrell
Carlisle
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Fair
Opening of Kremer Hats Event in October Display
Miss Kremer invites the public to an opening on October 15 16 and 17 featuring latest New York styles in trimmed hats and novelties A select line of ceilings will be shown and showcased to patrons on those days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kremer
New York
Preaching at Union Chapel on Valley Avenue Sunday
Union Chapel on Valley avenue hosts a Sunday afternoon service at 3:30 led by Rev. John E. Bushnell. The church, formerly the Old Adventist Church, runs a flourishing Union Sunday School nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chapel
Valley Avenue
John E. Bushnell
Old
Adventist Church
Mr. Anderson Returns From Business Trip
Mr. Arthur Anderson returned home from a business trip up the valley. He represents the Anderson Glove Company of this city and is taking orders for The Old Dominion March which he recently composed and has been quite successful with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Arthur Anderson
Anderson Glove Company
Larrick and Wright Sell 500 Acres of Virginia Timber Land
Messrs James Larrick and George Wright of Middletown report a sale of their 500 acre timber tract in Burg County Virginia. They found a purchaser and realized a considerable profit on the transaction.
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James Larrick
George Wright
Middletown
Burg County
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Skunk
Mile
Thomas Savage
Tammanyites
Western State Hospital Meeting
Round Club
S.W. A
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