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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1908
Page
4
Consolidation of Bell Business Office Telephones
Consolidation lists 33 telephones at the Bell vaitorial Room and 236 at Bell. Job scope and location details appear in the notice, indicating a reorganization of telephone assets and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Democratic Ticket Listed for President and Congress
The notice lists the Democratic ticket with William Jennings Bryan for President of Nebraska, John W. Kern of Indiana for Vice President, and James Hay of Madison County for Congress. Subscriptions rates in advance are shown, including yearly, quarterly, and monthly options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
John W. Kern
Indiana
James Hay
Madison County
Winchester Giants Win Virginia Baseball Pennant Over Richmond
The Winchester Giants defeated Richmond four games to one in a state series, taking the pennant. The Times notes Richmond could not overtake Winchester after a decisive 2 1 win, 4 1 win, 1 0 win, and a drawn finale in seven innings. Richmond won only the third game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Giants
Winchester
Protection or protectionism as a mistaken label
An editorial in The Richmond Journal argues that the term protection is misused to describe statutory discrimination. It says the system favors monopolistic trusts, harms countless buyers, and profits a few manufacturers, calling for the term discrimination instead of protection.
No Excuse For It Mentioned In Times Letter
The Harrisonburg Times responds to The Star’s stance on Baltimore Sun apostasy, condemning perceived betrayal and noting a common human instinct against treachery. The terse remark reflects editorial friction between papers over loyalties and integrity in journalism.
Baltimore Sun and The Star Clash Over Bryan Coverage
The Baltimore Sun is criticized for unfair attack on Bryan while The Star praises Harrisonburg Times and Star for integrity but condemns the Sun's conduct. The exchange frames media bias and political reporting standards.
Roosevelt and Bryan Clash Highlighting Inferiority
The piece portrays Roosevelt as ineffective against Bryan, noting Roosevelt’s wild blows and Bryan’s precise hits. It mocks Roosevelt’s verbosity and cites his failure to explain letters to Harriman, framing the President as a practical man who prefers subtraction and silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Bryan
Harriman
Greenway notes local Sunday school closing and social visits
Greenway Virginia notes report the Sunday school closing at 9 a.m. invites all members to attend. Several residents from Martinsburg Stephen City and Winchester were visiting, with fishing on the Shenandoah yielding eight bass and two large eels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenway
Mamie Staff
Custar
Martinsburg
Susie Sargent
Stephen City
Ollie Rosenberger
John
Shenandoah River
Capon Springs Items News Sketch
Capon Springs West Virginia September 29 families and guests are noted. Mr and Mrs Anderson Mickhee were guests of Mrs George Farmer last Tuesday. A baby boy was born to John Hemilwright. Rev Mr Messick preached two sermons at Capon Chapel. Harriet Stevens and daughter Vernie visited her mother Mary Hemalwright. Minerva Wilson and son Charles visited sister Nellie Lineburg. Mary Milburn visited Mary Stevens. Jack Lafollette and wife visited grandfather William Mason of Capon River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Springs
W. Va
Anderson Mickhee
George Far
John Hemilwright
Mr. Messick
Capon Chapel
Harriet Stevens
Vernie
Mary Hemalwright
Minerva Wilson
Charles
Nellie Lineburg
Mary Milburn
Mary Stevens
Jack Lafollette
William Mason
Capon “River
Travelers Leave Cities for Visits and Farm Day
Mr. John G. Miller went to Wadesville this morning to spend the day on his farm. Mrs. Frederick McLaughlin of Chicago, visiting Miss Augusta Conrad on North Market Street, left this morning for Richmond Virginia to spend time with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Miller
Wadesville
Frederick McLaughlin
Chicago
Augusta Conrad
North Market Street
Richmond
Campaign Schedule for Congressman Hay in Clarke County
Public campaign notices announce Hon. James Hay from the Seventh District will speak in Clarke County with events in Millwood Berryville and Winchester. The schedule covers October dates and times inviting all voters especially ladies to attend and show campaign support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hay
Ate
Clarke County
White Post
Hay
Winchester
Frederick County
Jubilee Jottings opens with new Even dale teacher
Jubilee Virginia notes the Even dale school will open October 5 with Miss Belle Gargin as teacher. Local residents including Mr J J Russell and Mr Randolph Russell visited relatives in the area. A. D. Fries family returned from visiting his parents. Various Russell and Rush family mentions appear with travel and visits around October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. D. Fries
Annie Russell
Bellince
Jamin Russell
John Ritter
Jamies Rush
J. R. Bailey
Winchester
Ridgeway News Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Ridgeway West Virginia notes report Charles Be Ridgeway returning from Elkins on business. Arthur Collis welcomes a baby girl with friends sending congratulations. Clarence Schnap, a National Commercial Company employee from Martinsburg, visited his parents. Sunday school at 12:00 noon and Epworth League at 7 p.m. Payne's Chapel announces events for Sunday October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Schnap
National Commercial Company
Martinsburg
Epworth League
Payne’s Chapel
Hyde Family Returns Home After Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hyde ended an extended visit with Rev and Mrs. John P. Hyde on Peyton Street and left this morning for their New York home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Hyde
Rev
John P. Hyde
Peyton Street
New York
Mrs McGuire Heads to New York to Visit Daughter
Mrs. W. P. McGuire left this morning for New York to visit her daughter Mrs. Lewis H. Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. McGuire
New York
Lewis H
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