Degradation in Prison Life and the Vicious Vam пire of Love
A sensational tale critiques degraded prison life and warns men about mercenary romantic schemes. It chronicles Sheriff Bob Chanler of New York, Lina Cavaliero’s rise from Rome flower girl to fortune hunter, and how she drained multiple lovers before securing the Astor fortune. The piece ends with note of a continuation on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemo
Wall Street
Bob Chanler
New York City
Tennyson
Copheria
Astors
Lina Cavaliero
Rome
Prince Dolgoronki
Astor
Stieff Pianos Exhibit At Winchester Fair
The old reliable firm of Chas E. Stieff of Baltimore will have an exhibit at the Winchester Fair as usual, showcasing pianos and related instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaser of
Baltimore
Winchester Fair
Roosevelt Threatens Scrap If Provoked in Public Life
New York reports Col Theodore Roosevelt, keynote speaker at the New York Press Club banquet, says his cardinal rule is to avoid trouble but he will strike back if attacked a third time. He notes his shift into state politics after returning from abroad and vows to see his involvement through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
New York Press Club
Serious Charges Against Preacher Arrest in Bristol
J H Arnold a traveling evangelist linked to a holiness sect is jailed in Pulaski after police say he abducted 14 year old Elizabeth Collins from Bristol and attacked her. Medical exams confirm injuries and Virginia law allows the death penalty if convicted. Arnold, 40, preached on Bristol streets before fleeing with the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Arnold
Holiness Cult
Pulaski
Elizabeth Collins
Bristol
Arnold
Empire Fair Week Ad Sizzle Goes Free
An old newspaper ad text touts a free Empire fair week event with promotional phrasing and a 6p 1p note. It hints at free admission or activities during the fair period.
Sunday Forecast: Fair and Warmer Across Virginia
The Weather Bureau forecast for Virginia calls for fair weather tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures in the western and northern areas. The Potomac River remains clear while the Shenandoah is cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Bulletin
Potomac River
Shenandoah
Harpers , Ferry
Peach glut harms shippers as prices plummet
A Waynesboro visitor to J. H. Ledy’s orchard in Ledy’s Station reports hundreds of baskets of high quality peaches sitting unsold. The Cumberland Valley grower says high transport and sales commissions leave little for the shipper, leaving growers discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Globe
Waynesboro
J. H. Ledy
Ledy
Winchester Fair Grandstand Boxes On Sale At Secretary Office
Boxes for all three days with six seats cost $5.00. ROBT. WORSLEY, Secretary. Also notes on G A R reunion travel plans and local residents visiting kin during trends in Winchester area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Worsley
Jein
Berkeley Springs Reverts to State After $3800 Settlement
The state agrees to pay lessees P. Jack and Forrest W. Brown 3800 dollars and regain possession of Berkeley Springs property famed for its medicinal springs. Lessees had paid 2250 to Henson and spent 7800 on baths and grounds. Rumors say Baltimore and Ohio Railroad may bid, likely by lease, given the unclear title from Lord Fairfax.
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P. Jack
Forrest W. Brown
Berkeley Springs
King George
Lord Fairfax
West Virginia
Co. P. Jack
A. R. Unger
Henson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Virginia
Marshall Sprint Laid To Rest
Funeral services for J. Marshall Sprint were held at his mother's home on South Main Street with Rev. Dr. J W Duffey officiating. A large crowd attended the obsequies and floral tributes were sent. hymns included Asleep In Jesus and Lead Kindly Light, with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed were William B Ryan John A Kern James Collins Harry Smith James Baker and Harry C Stouffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Marshall Sprint
Mamie Sprint
South Main Street
J. W. Duffey
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Jesus
Mount Hebron
Messrs
William, B. Ryan
John A. Kern
James Collins
Harry Smith
James Baker
Harry C. Stouffer
Plans of League Hearing Promotes Anti Tuberculosis Work
The first general mass meeting of the Anti Tuberculosis League of Winchester and Frederick County was held at the Charley Rouss Fire Company hall. Mrs. H. D. Fuller spoke, Dr. Walter Cox outlined practical aims, stressing early treatment and life saving work, and urged public support. The league will adopt resolutions honoring Dr. Cox and begin raising the Latane memorial fund with public donations sought.
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Walter Cox
Cox
League
Latane
Death of Mr. Jesse Reynolds Retired Farmer
Mrs Caldwell of Winchester learns of the death of her father Mr Jesse Reynolds at Patterson's Creek Pa after a long illness. He was in his ninety first year and father of Mrs B T Argenbright of Stephens City and grandfather of Mrs Boyd Steele of Stephens City.
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C. W. Caldwell
Winchester
Jesse Reynolds
Patterson’s Creek
Reynolds
8B. T. Argenbright
Stephens City
This County
Boyd Steele
Take Me Out to the Ball Game screens in Winchester
The renowned baseball picture arrives in Winchester and will be shown at the Auditorium tonight. It is billed as the sensational hit of the year with admission price unchanged.
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Winchester
Man From Aldie Loses Control and Plunges Down Embankment
Zerega of Aldie Virginia drifted off a road near his home and overturned. He was found unconscious with multiple cuts. Mrs. Kern wife of Vanderbilt professor Dr. John A. Kern arrived in Harrisonburg to visit the Misses Waugh at their home.
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Irving Dr. Zerega
Aldie
Loudoun County
Kern
John A. Kern
Vanderbilt University
Nashvile
Tenna
Et “Harrisonburg
Waugh
Anxious To Beat Father Miss Conrad Released to Harrisonburg
Miss Beatrice Conrad a 17 year old from Monessen Pa was taken into custody with Clyde J Carpenter a newspaper vendor at Union Station Washington on a train and her arrest halted their marriage preview She was later released to her home in Harrisonburg by the board of charities Carpenter was freed shortly after The girl a high school graduate said she wished to marry but feared her father would remarry Her father accompanied her arrival in Harrisonburg last night via the Southern Railway
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Beatrice Conrad
Union Station
Washington
Clyde J. Carpenter
Herome
Harrisonburg
Board of Charities
Miss Conrad
Carpenter
Monessen
Clyde
Conrad
Southern Railway
Has Made Good Down In Cuba
Mr Charlies A Beatley has spent six or seven years in Havana Cuba with the German Kalli Works in the educational department. He is now visiting his father Mr Robert N Beatley in Stephenson this county renewing old acquaintances. He explains fertilizing products to agricultural classes.
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Charlies A. Beatley
Havana
Cuba
Robert N. Beatley
Stephenson
Bentley
Kalli
LaFollette at Risk as Illness Signals Possible Operation
Milwaukee Sept 17 Senator LaFollette leader of the Republican insurgents and progressives is dangerously ill and may need surgery tonight. Report from his bedside says surgeons are consulting as relatives and friends respond. The condition was not anticipated after his withdrawal from the campaign, with doctors warning of serious harm to his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
LaFollette
Captain J R Richards Returns Home From Hospital
Captain J R Richards arrived at his Riverton home this week after a stay at Memorial Hospital in Winchester. He stood the trip remarkably well and is expected to continue improving rapidly.
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J. R. Richards
Riverton
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
In Memoriam Charles D. Shiner One Year Later
A sister Maggie Shiner notes the one year anniversary of Charles D. Shiner's passing with a loving memory statement. The message emphasizes that he is gone but not forgotten and marks the date as a remembrance.
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Charles D. Shiner
Maggie Shiner
Winchester Fair Promises Its Best Year Yet
Great quantities of paint and whitewash used on buildings as new grandstand ready. Three bands of music planned with attractions including Aerial Laports and Madame Delora. The board reports renewed interest, renovated grounds, and local merchants exhibiting. fair to run Tuesday and Wednesday with free attractions for the public.
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Winchester Fair
Mle
Delora
Mt. Olive
Comrey
Tinsburg
Macee
Society
Reuss Avenue
Logan R. Fay
J. W. Paytor
Fay
Warthen Family Moves to Front Royal From Rosemont Farm
Mr and Mrs Warthen and their sons Gibson and Arthur Jr return to Front Royal after selling the Rosemont farm near Berryville. The move marks a change in residence for the family and closes their Ber ryville farming chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Warthen
Gibson
Arthur, ‘Jr
Front Royal
Mr. Warthen
Rosemont
Berryville
Shenandoah Valley Academy Session Opens September
Shenandoah Valley Academy a military school for boys announces the 1910 1911 session begins September 22. For full information contact Dr B M Roszel who is listed as principal.
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Valley Academy Military School
B. M. Roszel
Lptf
For Sale Privately Suburban Residence and Farm Buildings
Private sale of a large suburban residence with outbuildings, cistern, garden, orchard and pasture. Includes unfurnished shed, modern improvements and a request for ten men and boys. Advertised by ipit Virginia Barrel Co. “Korrect shapes” guaranteed. See Grove Bros. advertisement.
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Ipit
Virginia Barrel Co
Grove Bros
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Stieff Pianos
the Star
Weather Bureau
G.A.R. Reunion
A. A. Whissen
Little Rock
Ark
J. W. Baer
Goodland
Ind
Kernstown
Atlantic City
W. H. Bosserman
Ethel _‘Jones
Luray
T. S
Jack and Brown
Berkeley Spring Holding
Marshall Sprint
Taylor
Bulloe
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