Streetcar strike hits Richmond area over wage demands
Local notices report a strike by Richmond Passenger and Power Co. workers since last Wednesday, with service suspended on the Petersburg Richmond line. Wage requests range from 18 to 22 cents per hour, while officials argue costs exceed receipts and threaten disruption if layoffs are considered. Police plan militia protection. no violence reported as crowds gather. The piece also covers a Virginia Supreme Court ruling upholding the New Constitution amid a challenge claiming it was void for not being submitted to voters.
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Richmond
Manchester
Petersburg
Larest
Howard
Montague
Nalle
70Th Regiment
Staunton
Charlottesville
Danville
Alexandria
Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals
Wytheville
Taylor
The
Commonwealth
Augusta County
Charles A. Houff
Thomas
Rockbridge Alum Springs
Lillian Rawlings
Lilly Chittum
Lockridge Farm
Miss Chittum
Miss Rawlings
Lillian
Europe
Lewis Smith
Suit to Forfeit Glasgow Charter Seeks End of Town
In Rockbridge Circuit Court A. H. Burroughs William G. Mathews and AS Mathews seek to close Glasgow streets and alleys and dissolve the town government alleging charter forfeiture due to late organization. Defendants are Mayor Harry O Locher and the Glasgow town council. Counsel for plaintiffs include Harrison Long Burroughs Noel Haythe and F T Glasgow. The town’s charter dates to 1891 2 but council formed in 1897. A motion to dissolve an injunction was expected from Hugh A White counsel for the town if court today did not rule.
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Rockbridge
A. H. Burroughs
William G. Mathews
AS. Mathews
Glasgow
Harry O. Locher
Harrison & Long
Lynchburg
Burroughs
Noel & Haythe
F. T. Glasgow
Lexington
Hugh A. White
Buena Vista
White
H. Letcher
Rev Morrison Discusses African Slavery in Congo Report
At a Richmond meeting of the Executive Committee of Foreign Missions for the Southern Presbyterian church, Rev. W. M. Morrison delivered a direct account of Congo experiences from seven years there. A letter was sent to Judge W. H. Mann outlining treaty-right violations and Belgian oppression in the Congo Independent State.
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Richmond
Executive Committee of Foreign Missions
Southern Presbyterian Church
W. M. Morrison
Africa
Congo
W. H. Mann
Nottoway Courthouse
General Assembly
Mining tour and local obituaries in Rockbridge county
The writer travels from Crawfordsville to New Ross then to a mining area seven miles from the O and O line, describing 120 coke ovens, 160 tons daily, 300 miners' homes, and electric mine transport. He reflects on the contrast with greener lands and notes drought, then lists several obituaries and probate notices, including Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Templeton of Roanoke and other local deaths and dedications, ending with land records in Rockbridge county.
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the Gazette
Crawfordsville
Ind.j
New, Ross
Virginia
Saime
Ss. W. W
Rockbridge
Permelia Agner
John R. Agner
Buffalo
Margaret BE. Tolly
Susan
Brownshire
N. Andersay
I. B. Anderaqn
Hay
Craek
W. IL Phillips
Mia
Selmna D. Withrow
Goshen
Mattie J. Alphin
Ida M. Alphin
Kerr's Creek
Ask Your Neighbor! Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Lore
Public endorsement from Lexington figures highlights Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney pain and weakness. Includes testimonial from William Charlton, notes about local events, a buggy accident near Lockridge farm, harvest timing, and a Botanic Blood Balm pitch for blood and skin diseases.
New Adverts Wents July 2 1903 Excursions and Auctions
Advertisement announces sale of 130 law volumes from Capt Boude and a revolving book, a golf case watch, and announces excursions to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City Md and Rehoboth Beach Del at low rail rates on select Thursdays in 1908 with tickets valid sixteen days and full details from Baltimore Ohio Railroad ticket agents.
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A. P. Boude
Adm
Mis. Masadora
A. Boude
Atlanta City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
N. J
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Baltimore /Ohio RR
Virginia College Opens Sept 2 1903 in Roanoke Va
Virginia College announces opening Sept 2 1903 as a leading Southern school for young ladies with new buildings, piano, nine acres campus, healthful Valley of Virginia setting, European and American teachers, full course, conservatory in art music elocution, certificates and graduates from 30 states, catalogue via Mat tie P Tarr is President Roanoke Va. June 24 1903.
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South
Valley of Virginia
Wellesley
Mattie P. Tarris
Roanoke
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