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20 Jun 1898

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Winchester The Star in Winchester, Virginia

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Winchester The Star

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Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1898

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Frederick County Democrats Hold Convention and Endorse Hay

At 11 o'clock today the Democratic party representatives from Frederick County met in Court House Hall after last Saturday primaries. Jno M Silver chaired. J C Baker read a reaffirming Chicago platform resolution. R E Byrd moved endorsing James Hay for Seventh District Congress. Delegates and alternates to the Seventh District convention were selected with a long list of names.

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Democratic Party Frederick County Court House Hall S. M. Chiles Jno M. Silver Philip Gold J. C. Baker Chicago R. E. Byrd Congress Jas. Hay Charlottesville James Hay E. C. Jordan J. W. Baker J. E. Newlin J. W. Keffer H. C. Reynolds H. P. Kerns G. W. Larrick R. H. Lemley 8. M. Chiles J. M. Silver Jonah Tavenner Jas. Cather J. W. Parish A.J. Tavenner P. H. Gold C. H. Purcell B. M. Carter J. A. Miller W. R. Alexander W. B. Timberlake JI. Larrick C. P. Baily C. F. Venable C. R. Campbell T. S. Ogden A. J. Wiggington J. McFarland D. A. Fries J. T. Mcllwee B. V. Shade J. R. Harmer W. R. Yeakley J. K. McCann Phil. Shade Harvey Steele Wm. Thorpe
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Union Fire Company to Raise Flag on July Fourth

The Union Fire Company plans a flag raising from the engine house tower with a large United States flag. A band will play national airs, vocalists sing, the Declaration of Independence may be read, and an address given by a company member.

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Union Fire Company United States
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Troops With Dewey Reach Manila Relief

British steamer Quen Sang reports the first U S troops to relieve Admiral Dewey near Manila. The 2,500 strong expedition sailed from San Francisco on May 25 and Honolulu on June 4 under Brigadier General Anderson.

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Hong Kong Manila Pekin United States Admiral Dewey Anderson San Francisco Honolulu Madrid Paris Temps Berlin Germany Philippines Portugese Juan Santos Santiago Camp McCalla Guantanamo Bay Calmanera Morro Castle Hobson Sampson Guantanamo
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Musical Prodigy Mattie Weaver Impresses Front Royal

Ten year old Mattie Weaver of Front Royal is visiting Amherst street and proving a musical prodigy. She can play piano or organ with growing skill, created a piece at six, and memorizes pieces after hearing them once. Her talent emerged at age three and she recently played at the Sey Street M. E. Church Epworth League meeting.

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Mattie Gray Weaver Front Royal 8. K. Cox Amherst Street Washington Epworth League Sey Street M. E Outh
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Death of Mrs. Lucy Lovett at 61 on North Frederick Turnpike

Mrs Lucy Lovett died around 7 PM at her home on North Frederick Turnpike aged 61 after years of ill health and a paralytic attack. She was mother to Prof J B Lovett principal of Shenandoah Valley Academy and a Presbyterian Church member. Funeral tomorrow at 4 PM from the residence with interment in Mt Hebron Cemetery.

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Lucy Lovett North Frederick Turnpike
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Ride Like Veterans Make A Wheel Tour To Washington

Mr Geo K Anderson and two daughters of Buena Vista visited Hotel Evans in Winchester on Saturday and Sunday then traveled to Berryville. The family is en route to Washington on bicycles with the two girls noted as the smallest tourists yet to visit Winchester. They rode their wheels like veterans despite their tender years.

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Geo. K. Anderson Buena Vista Hotel Evans Berryville Washington Winchester
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Union’s Dewey Shafter M. E Harry Homer Sigafoose Arthur Leafe Soldiers of Jesus Nannie Leafe Julia Haines Agnes Lewis Eliza Diffenderfer Miss Leatherman Miss Edythe
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