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Winchester The Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1898

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First Hot Fight in Cuba Near Santiago de Cuba

Advices say a dawn clash five miles from Santiago pitted under 1,000 American cavalry against about 2,000 Spanish riders in the thickets. American losses were 12 killed and 50 wounded, with Captain A. K. Capron among the dead. The United States flag rose atop the Altares mountains as the army advances toward Santiago, with a second expedition from Tampa planned to garrison the city after capture.

Santiago de Cuba A. K. Capron Hamilton Fish Jr United States Altares Basquiri Santiago Gercia Rabbi Tampa Washington Miles Porto Rico Havana Madrid Sampson Navy Department Cutenant Hobson Merrimac Morro Castle

Recruits From Berryville Headed to Camp Cuba Libre

The 11 44 B and O train carried one Winchester recruit and five Berryville applicants for the Seventh Army Corps. Jamin Melton will sign mustering papers and join. Five Berryville men Dr Allan Dortch Duncan Milton Marshall Milton Walter Berr H H M Stephenson travel for examination in Woodstock and, if passed, depart for Camp Cuba Libre.

Winchester Berryville Seventh Army Corps Jamin Melton Volunteer Corps Pene Arshall Milton Baltimore Holly Stephenson Lee Allan Dortch Duncan Marshall Milton Walter Berr H. H. M. Stephenson Woodstock Cuba Libre

Morton Marries in Quiet Nuptials at Bride’s Home

Mr George H L Morton of Cobbs Ferry New York marries Miss Emma Vail Case of Plainfield New Jersey at the bride’s residence. The ceremony was small due to the bride’s father’s recent death, attended only by close relatives. Morton, treasurer of the New York Pennsylvania Brick Tile and Terra Cotta Company, was born in Brazil where his missionary father served. He studied at Winchester Academy and stayed with Mrs. John N Bell, his aunt, during his youth.

George H. L. Morton Cobb’s Ferry N. Y Emma Vail Case Plainfield N. J Morton New York & Pennsylvania Brick, Tile & Terra Cotta Company Winchester

Mr Byrd Recovers from Arm Injury After Rumor

Casual remark by Dr. W S Love about a severed arm was misunderstood. Mr. R E Byrd suffered a compound fracture last Tuesday night and remains at rest with his condition improving despite unfounded reports of amputation.

W. S. Love R. E. Byrd Byrd

Striking Coincidence Of Two Broken Legs

Mr Chas Funkhouser of Clarke visits town and recovers from a broken leg. He meets Mr William Snider who is also recovering from a leg fracture. Both incidents occurred while driving near streams on nearby roads and were treated by Dr Love.

Chas, Funkhouser Clarke Mr. Funkhouser Wm. Snider Mr. Snider Berryville Pike Funkhouser

Private Dovell among the fight near Santiago de Cuba

Private Charles Dovell of the Seventeenth Ohio Infantry U S A fought near Santiago de Cuba Friday morning. A crack shot, he won the Columbus marksman medal in a 640 man tournament two years ago. His brothers Frank and Harper Dovell and his parents in Luray await news.

Santiago de Cuba Charles Dovell Seventeenth Ohio Infantry U.S. A Frank Harper Dovell Young Dovell Columbus Ohio Luray Santiago

Alleged Wife Beater Released After Bond Secured

Henry Unger, jailed on an accusation of assaulting his wife with intent to kill, was released this morning after his brother Law posted bond to satisfy the default and the six day jail sentence.

Henry Unger Law Unger

Exemplary Soldier Boy Sends Most Time Cash Home

A Winchester Co. A volunteer Homer L. Brown earned 9.88 for services through May 31 and immediately sent 8 to his father Luther Brown of East Leicester Street. A local observer notes Brown is one of many, praising his parents.

Winchester Co. A Homer L. Brown Luther Brown East Leicester Street Homer Brown

Winchester Soldiers at Camp Cuba Libre Write Home

Paymaster's visit to Camp Cuba Libre near Jacksonville increases letters to Winchester relatives. Rainy season brings daily showers. Soldiers long to fight with the Seventh Corps and invade Cuba. Uniforms issued include blouse shirt trousers shoes campaign hat socks and underwear. Relatives eagerly await news on the Winchester boys' progress in the campaign.

Cuba Libre Jacksonville Winchester Cuba Seventh Corps Winchester Boys Cacapelgn

Widow's Friend Encampment elects officers in Madison Lodge

The Widow's Friend Encampment No. 2 of the IOOF held a well attended meeting at Madison Lodge No. 6. Officers for the term elected include J. P. Haddox chief patriarch Richard L. Gray senior warden J E Padgett high priest Jos W Leafe treasurer S R Atwell scribe Robert L Gray junior warden P C P Jos E Kiger deputy grand of the grand encampment. The order shows growing interest within its first year.

Madison Lodge L .O J. P. Haddox Richard L. Gray J. E. Padgett Jos. W. Leafe S. R. Atwell Robert L. Gray P. C. P. Jos E. Kiger Uch

Death of Mr Gardiner at White Post

George Gardiner a well known farmer aged 74 died at his White Post home last night. He was father to M. Gardiner a White Post merchant and Mrs. Chas Funkhouser of nearby, with another son surviving. Funeral from the house tomorrow at 9 am, body to be moved to this city and buried in Mt Hebron Cemetery. Rev J Thresher of Stephens City to officiate

George Gardiner White Post M. Gardiner Chas. E. Funkhouser Mt. Hebron Rev J. ©. Thresher Stephens City

Getting Ready for Additional Revenue

Mr. Minor Botts Lewis the Har risonburg internal revenue collector visits to inform business men about the new War Revenue Bill. Cooper Bros Baker Co H J Evans Co Worthington Tobacco Co and other leading firms will pay extra revenue on cigars tobacco and snuff over 1000 pounds stamped since April 14.

Minor Botts Lewis Harrisonburg Internal Revenue Cooper Bros Baker & Co H. J. Evans &Co Worthington Tobacco Co

Sacred Heart Picnic Set for July at Eisher’s Hill

The Sunday School of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church will host a picnic at Eisher's Hill on July 16. Trains will operate from Harpers Ferry Winchester Front Royal and Harrisonburg to the event.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church Eisher’s Hill Harpers Ferry Winchester Front Royal Harrisonburg

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MR. Morton MR. Byrd Private Dovell Camp Cuba Libre MR. Gardiner
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