Former Governor Holliday's servant hurt in train fall
Mack Williams, longtime servant of the late Governor F W M Holliday, was injured when he fell from a Baltimore and Ohio train near Charlestown West Virginia. He left Winchester to visit Mrs Margaret Mason and was knocked to the ground as the train moved. He suffered a head concussion and facial and arm cuts but is reported not to be in alarming condition.
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Mack Williams
F. W. M. Holliday
Baltimore and Ohio
Charlestown
W. Va
Mack
Winchester
Margaret Mason
Holliday
Gibson
Col. Gibson
the Star
Holiday
Local News Roundup from the Area
Mr. Harvey Stephens and family of New Mexico visit friends here. Mr. W L Wise loses a valuable $125 horse that fell into an old well yesterday. Miss Maude Edmondson of Middletown visits friends here for a week. A large crowd travels today to Cedar Creek for the picnic.
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Harvey Stephens
New Mexico
W. L. Wise
Man Arrested on Wife Beating Charge
William Carr was arrested yesterday by Officer Ne ville on a warrant sworn by his wife accusing him of beating her. He is jailed awaiting a hearing this afternoon. Carr has prior similar arrests.
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William Carr
White
Neville
Carr
Off to Atlantic City and peach cannery plans
Sept 10 start to load peaches for canneries on B and QO tracks near Wine and Cline’s warehouse with cash on delivery. Couren invites quick disposal of peaches and notes Prince of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Brown Lefever of Bunker Hill WV involved. Also mentions smallpox suspects leaving Hunting Ridge for West Virginia mountains and Rev W G Smith preaching at Round Hill Club.
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T. C. Prince
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Atlantic City
Wine & Cline
Car
E. W. Couren
Brown Lefever
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Agricultural Society
Hunting Ridge
West Virginia
Negro Fighters Fined in Court
A court trial of the August 29 circus day clash between white men and negroes, before Justice Bragonier, resulted in Daniel Stephenson being fined 20 dollars and costs 21.50 for assault with a black jack. William Pratt received 5 dollars fine or thirty days, plus work on the streets in October for nonpayment. Stephenson’s father bonded him. Pratt and Stephenson were involved with witnesses describing the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bragonier
Ashby Swanson
Daniel Stephenson
Mr. Swanson
William Pratt
William Dusty
Pratt
Stevenson
Stephenson
Bragonier
Richard Stephenson
Sarah Zane's Oyster Supper Planned by Fire Company
The Sarah Zane Fire Company will skip two proposed trips to Richmond and Chambersburg this year. They appointed J. T. Brown as chairman to organize an oyster supper for fall or winter, no later than January 1, to replenish their treasury. The regular meeting was well attended and covered the above decisions.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
Richmond
Chambersburg
J. T. Brown
Presbytery Adjourns and Observes Children’s Day
The Presbytery adjourned after discussions on moving Rev. A C Hopkins to Elks Garden and preserving his possession till spring. The Sunday School Executive Committee urged observing Children’s Day on the south Sunday each September. The Foreign Mission Committee adopted a resolution thanking Rev. S H Chester for his talk and praised Dr. W W Moore’s engaging Union Theological Seminary lecture. A committee was formed to study Foote’s College at Romney and report in spring. Mrs Eliza Timberlake returned from Winchester Presbytery to Charles Town.
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Foreign Mission
S. H. Chester
D.D
Nashville
W. W. Moore
Union Theological Seminary
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W. G. Smith
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Winchester Presbytery
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A. Heller
Miss Ada
Old Point
Ada Streit
Bartonsville
Bessie Ebersole
Blanche Sprint
Boyce
T. H. Sprint
Hunter McGuire
John S. Glaize
R. W. Carter
Davis, W. Va
Burnt Church
The
Shenandoah Herald
James Gearing
City
Geo. F. Gearing
Woodstock
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Mary V. Jones
Mamie
Luther Conner
Baltimore
Miss Jones
Mamie Shriner
Frederick City
Mrs. Grove
Miss Shriner
T. M. Bantz
Sarah Zane
Westeeh
Eeford City
A. CG. Bopkins, W
Elks Garden
Eliza Timberlake
Siu
Eaton & Glover
D., F. Hinekiws
Jeweler
Water Street
Lambs
Shropshire
A.S Wright
Albin
P. W. Boyn
Episcopal Female Institute
Wellesley College
Institute
Magill Smith
Fred. S. Boyd
West Water St
Main
T. T. Wall’s
Main Street
Frank Hulver
Red Bud
Lake View
H.& W. Seabright
North Main Street
Geo. Griffith
E. Piccadilly
Ste
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland Brewing Company
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier
Main and Water Streets
Pein
Robert M. Henry
North Market Street
J. Robert Doran
Wilson
Finch
Welty
Ohio Valley
Pocahontas
L. Hoster Brewrine Company
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