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Winchester The Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1898

Page

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Spaniards massing as war near Guantanamo and Santiago

Reports describe large Spanish reinforcements preparing attacks on marines at Guantanamo Bay and forts at Santiago. American ships bombard Calma nera and Santiago forts, with heavy damage and a fort destroyed. Admiral Sampson’s fleet continues shelling while Vesuvius tests guns. General Shafter’s invasion force expected to arrive, with 4 000 more in prospect.

Guantanamo Bay Calmanera Sampson Santiago Harbor Texas Morro Castle Hobson Vesuvius Cayo Smith General Shafter Santiago United States Australia Admiral Dewey Great Britain Hong Kong Manila San Francisco Iloilo Philippine Islands Madrid Paris Germany Philippines Japan Spain Jacksonville Fitzhugh Lee

Last of the commencements at Episcopal Female Institute

A large audience gathered in Court House Hall for the Episcopal Female Institute finals. Miss Castleman and Miss Mary Baker won graduation medals. Rev W L Seabrook delivered diplomas. The program featured multiple vocal, instrumental, and piano numbers with notable soloists and ensembles.

Court House Hall Episcopal Female Institute Constance Strickler Front Royal Katie Woodward L. E. Woodward Castleman Clarke Mary Baker Wm. H. Baker W. L. Seabrook Lucy Thompson Gampana Love Baker Bessie Boyd Elizabeth King

Marriages Spark Surprise Elopements Across Williamsport and Winchester

A Williamsport elopement followed by a Winchester wedding. Charles Shiner and Maude Swanson wed after swift plans and a train chase. The groom is painter son of Dave Shiner, bride daughter of Ashby Swanson. A second quiet Round Hill ceremony united Robt. Barr and Emma K Sump­tion at Rev R W Carter's home as guests attended.

Williamsport Gavett Charles Shiner Maude Swanson Winchester Elopers Dave Shiner Ashby Swanson Merry-Go-Rounds Berryville Shiner Hagerstown Clearbrook Robt. Barr Troy Emma K. Sumption Joseph Sumption R. W. Carter Round Hill Carter

More Men Wanted for Virginia Volunteer Regt Recruiting

Private B C McCune of the 2nd Wa Regt Vols arrived to recruit at least ten men from town. The captain’s quota is twenty four. fourteen have joined. McCune, brother of State Senator James McCune, came from Camp Cuba Libre near Jacksonville, Fla, and favors voluntary enlistment. He reports Kitchen rumors false and lists seven names about to enlist, with plans to proceed to Roanoke for examination and then camp. Potential deployment to Porto Rico rumored.

B.C. McCune Co. A Roanoke Prisvate McCune James McCune Middletown Cuba Libre Jacksonville Fla Winchester Kitchen McCune Soe C. W. Grubbs Clarence Dean Johnson Henry John Kern Frank Sigafoose James Palmer Williams Magruder Virginia Porto Rico

Whitlock Plans Extensive Improvements on Braddock Street

Dr W J Whitlock, cancer specialist, will make extensive improvements on his Braddock Street property this fall. He will enlarge the yard into a large lawn and erect several modern houses adjacent to his residence, boosting building interest in the area.

W. J. Whitlock Braddock Street

Did Not Appear for Trial In False Pretences Case

Mr T B Almond who was arrested last week for obtaining money under false pretences did not appear at trial this afternoon and his bondsman Sam Bel will pay $100.

T. B. Almond Sam. Bel

Miss Sallie Faulkner Travels After Washington and Lee Final

Miss Sallie Faulkner of Martinsburg passes through the city en route home fromiena where she witnessed the finals at Washington and Lee.

Sallie Faulkner Martineburg Iene Washington and Lee

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MR. Barr Miss Sumption
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