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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1908

Page

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Bryan in West Virginia Campaign Feels Republican Promises Lacking

Democratic standard bearer William Jennings Bryan pressed through West Virginia delivering about twenty speeches to farmers and miners. He challenged Republicans to back up promises of prosperity with action and faulted Taft for aiding a regime aligned with Wall Street. Bryan defended labor interests amid a coal region tour and received rousing crowds including a Charleston demonstration. He prepared a reply to Roosevelt’s criticism but did not complete it before nightfall.

Taft Big Four Railroad Bryan Roosevelt Knox Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor St. Albans Mr. Bryan Charleston Mr Bryan West Virginia Parkersburg Ohio Benwood Junction

Romance Begins In Tender Age Then Winchester Nuptials

A romance that started in childhood ends in marriage as Bernard Clutterbuck and Cora Smelterxer, both of Hagerstown, wed in Winchester after arriving on the Cumberland Valley Railroad. The groom is 25, the bride 22, and they exchanged letters for 12 years before the wedding. A number of other couples received licenses in the same period, including Aaron L. Copeland and Lula Herbaugh, J. W. Gant and Ida M. Johnson, and A. D. Newlin and Bertie V. Brill. Additional licenses issued in Hagerstown and nearby counties list Davis T. Moore with Annie B. Clowser and Wheeler J. Bailey with Sallie M. Cullers.

Winchester Bernard Clutterbuck Cora Smelterxer Hagerstown Cumberland Valley Railroad County A. D. Newlin Bertie V. Brill Joseph Brill Davis T. Moore Annie B. Clowser Mountain Falls

Captain Conrad to Wed in West

Announcement from Salt City Utah notes engagement of Katheryn Geddes to Captain Bryan Conrad of the Fifteenth United States Infantry. The wedding is planned for shortly after the first of the year with details pending. Both families and local society express high interest in the forthcoming marriage with prominent social ties to the fort and city.

Diryan Conrad United States Holmes Conrad Atheryn Geddes Theron Geddes Salt City Utah Bas Fifteenth States Infantry Salt Lake City Con Katheryn Bryan Conrad Fifteenth United States Infantry Geddes Conrad Douglas Army

Veterans Parade in Charlottesville Tops Largest Yet

The Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans adjourned in Charlottesville, planning next year in Danville. Eight hundred University of Virginia students and 1,200 Midway Public School pupils joined a six division parade with Dixie and Sewanee River songs. Col. R. P. Chew served as chief marshal and Major Robert W. Hunter aided the marshal.

Charlottesville Danville University Ofirginia Midway Public School Dixie Sewanee River Col R. P. Chew Charles ‘Town Grand Camp Tallyhoes Robert W. Hunter Winchester

Miss Fansler Wed: Reba Fansler to James Epine

Mr and Mrs Lemuel Fansler of Fairmont avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Reba Mildred to Mr James W Epine of Radford Virginia. The ceremony will be held at the bride’s home on Wednesday afternoon with relatives and close friends invited.

Lemuel Fansler Fairmont Avenue Reba Mildred James W. Epine Radford

Notable Baltimore Visit Highlights From World Traveler

Mr and Mrs Robert L Gray and Mrs Fred S Anderson returned from Baltimore where they stayed with William Grecht a prominent local businessman Grecht has traveled the world and owns thousands of photographs He often gives illustrated lectures and spoke on the Holy Land at a Lutheran church during their visit

Robert L. Gray Fred. S. Anderson Baltimore William Grecht Grecht Gray Anderson Holy Land

Polo Game at New Rink Tonight in Winchester

The first polo match in Winchester is set for the new rink tonight. The event promises excitement for skaters and spectators with a rare city debut and strong management backing.

Winchester Ee Lane

Tag Day Proved A Great Success

The Star notes a successful tag day as ladies raise 180 dollars from 5 cent to higher tags. A rummage sale adds 52.34, totaling 232.34 for a nurses home beside Winchester Memorial Hospital. Local women in charity circles commend public support and aim to complete the project.

The Star Winchester Memorial Hospital Winchester

Bryan Kern Hay Club Postpones Meeting Tonight

Members of the Bryan Kern Hay Club are urged to attend a public meeting at the Court House Hall on Wednesday night October 28. Judd Wm FH will address voters with county and city residents invited. Exhibits by Jones of Baltimore feature water colors, engravings, and old prints. A Baltimore artist and local speakers are listed for the program.

Hiki Miss Ritter Poppy Goss Winchester Dominici Hagerstown Theo Henry Bryan-Kern-Hay Club All City Mann W. Ef Jones Baltimore Edgar Ajlen Virginia Erie T/T. WA John A. Wall

Shenandoah Valley Fair ends amid rain and racing thrills

On the last day of the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society fair at Winchester, light attendance and damp weather gave way to racing excitement. Six events were scheduled with entries in novelty, trotting, and pacing contests. crowds recalled yesterday’s strong showings as Wilkes and Gold Dust led in running and trot events while a steeplechase excited spectators.

Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society Winchester Fair Grounds Fannie Golden T. T. Hickman Donna Mobile Fred H. Potts Bessie Wynne Matthew Myers Hester Roush George Atwell Roger Brothers Trenton Blue A. D. Trussell Wilkes W. Pennsylvanians Rolid Mr. Carper Bessie Wynte F. H. Potts Congress Matthew Mugray Bestame Olus L. C. Corbin Ll. J. K J/ J. O'Keefe Dr. Bell J. M. Corbin Denial G. A. Ball Fannie.Golden T. T. Hick

Marker and Hoffman Tie In Haworth Nuptials

Miss Nettie Hoffman daughter of Mrs. Mattie Hoffman and G W Marker of Haworth Illinois wed at the bride’s home Tuesday at 4 by Rev H A Gayer. She wore white satin with tulle. Attendants included Mrs James Taylor of Grimes and Mrs M V Strickler of Maurertown. Guests from Strasburg Berryville and Ettrsburg Va. future home Haworth Ill.

Nettie Hoffman Mattie Hoffman G. W. Marker Haworth Ill H. A. Gayer Jace James Taylor Grimes M. V. Strickler Maurertown George Hoffman Fot Strasburg, Va John Jaceson Berryville, Va A. H. Hinkine Etrasburg

Potomac Synod Chooses Woodstock As Next Convention Site

At the Potomac Synod session inside Immanuel Reformed Church Hanover Pa the committee on overtures accepted Woodstock Virginia as the next convention site The night service drew large attendance led by Rev Hoffheins Martinsburg West Virginia and speeches were delivered by Charles Behinet Cor 6% and others

Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church Immanuel Hanover St. Paul Reformed “Church

Daniel and Kensett to Wed in Norfolk Home Ceremony

Invitations from Mr and Mrs Thomas Harrigan Kensett of Norfolk Virginia announce the near marriage of their daughter Mildred Dryden to Edward Murrell Daniel son of Senator and Mrs John W Daniel of Virginia. The wedding is set for Tuesday evening November 10 at 163 Botetourt Street Norfolk with a reception to follow.

Thomas Harrigan Kensett Norfolk Mildred Dryden Edward Murrell Daniel John W. Daniel Virginia Botetourt Street

Fun Carnival Tonight at Market St Rink

Fun carnival events at Market Street rink feature skating and a fun machine device giveaway. Tomorrow night hosts boys three legged race and ladies skating for circulating medals in a grand Halloween mask carnival.

Market-St. Rink Hallowe'en Mask

Republican Rally and Public Sale Ad Promotes Haddox

A fragment notes a Republican rally at the Court House on Manday night featuring Allen and Pritchard. It also promotes Haddox as a seller of suits overcoats mats caps shoes and gents furnishings with a promise to save money.

Allen and Pritchard Court ‘House

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ceived Aaron L. Copeland Shenandoah County Lula Herbaugh Samuel Herbaugh This Harry Wingfield Emma Bennett Thomas Bennett J. W. Gant Ida M. Johnson Lee Johnson Wheeler J. Bailey Overall, Va Sallie M. Cullers Daniel Cullers Bentonsville Captain Conrad West Miss Fansler Market Street Ular George BE. Plaster Mr. Marker Miss Hoffman Potomac Synod Oes Woodstock Ned Daniel Miss Kensett
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