Old Dominion and Bay Line Wharf Details Listed
Norfolk wharf locations and associated river times show ware movement instructions for Old Dominion Steamship Co and Bay Line at North Street and Old Point. Times listed include 9 30, 9 4, 10 60, and 10 80, indicating scheduling details for loading and unloading duties.
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Roane's
Smith’s
Hockley North River
Auburn
Dixondale
Severn River
Severn
Fishery Pier
New Pier
Old Point
Norfolk
North St
Norfolk, Co
East River
Philphot
William's
Hick
Digg
Ware River
Roane
Smith
Hockley
North River
New Point
Brooklyn seeks city takeover of East River ferries
Brooklyn citizens urge municipal control of the East River ferries. Other items note Charles M. Schwab predicting lower steel prices before a rise, Roosevelt’s farewell to his nurse before Africa, and legal and political developments including a separation denial, a steel firm’s receivership, and calls for reform in tariffs and conservation.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Te City
Roosevelt
Africa
Justice Truax
Nominees and records appear in scattered sports and notices
Miss Emily W. Scott of West chester Country Club is nominated for president of the Women's Tennis Association. Mexico runner M. Rambo resigns a commercial post to train in bullfighting. New York State income fell by more than 150000 dollars year over year per a state racing commission report. Willie Hoppe sets a new 18.2 billiard high-run world record in Kansas City with 229. earlier record was 307. Memphis turfman George C. Bennett buys New Orleans Baseball Club stock. Leonard Stern resigns after four years as president. Tim Jordan finds John Hummell flashy at first base in Jacksonville. Denver six-day relay marks 1519 miles and four laps, beating 1512 miles eight laps. In Haverfordwest England a rugby team features seven Williams brothers.
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Emily W. Scott
Westchester Country Club
Women’s Tennis Association
M. &. Rambo
Mexico
State Racing Commission
New York State
Willie Hoppe
Kansas City
George C. Bennett
Memphis
New Orleans Baseball Club
Leonard Stern
Tim Jordan
Jacksonville
John Hummell
Brooklyn Colts
Denver
Risenhand
Burke
Haverfordwest
England
Williams
Tons of Ayers
Arbor Day Across America and Its Growing Purpose
Arbor Day spread from Nebraskas roots to the nation, with states varying dates and a shift from sentimental school pageantry to practical forestry. The Forest Service urges plantings, student education on native trees, and long term care, while noting lessons for water, timber, and conservation.
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Forest Service
United States
Arbor Day
Lake States
New York State
Adirondacks
Poem Excerpt Quips at Woodman and Youth’s Misery
A brief verse fragment invokes a woodman destroying a tree and recalls youthful misery from its switches. Attributed to Thomas Jenkins in the New York Sun.
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Thomas Jenkins
New York
Forestry Prosperity in Orsa Sweden Noted in Journal
The Chicago Journal recounts Orsa Sweden where over a generation $5,500,000 worth of trees have been sold. Replanting ensures similar income every thirty or forty years with no taxes. Railways telephones and schoolhouses are free along with teaching and other services.
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Orsa
Sweden
Chicago Journal
Don’t Pull Arbutus Says Boston Transcript Legend
The Boston Transcript’s note for Lenox urges careful handling of arbutus by cutting sprays rather than pulling or tearing. It warns that destroying roots means no flowers next year, a timeless reminder echoed for regions where the fragrant harbingers grow.
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Lenox
Boston Transcript
The Infallible Man in Satire
A poem from the Somerville Journal mocks the man who never errs. It notes his unpopularity and lack of sympathy for others when they fail. The speaker portrays the infallible figure as self absorbed, worshiping his own image, and despised by those who endure his rigidity.
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Che
Costovedad
Che Ne
Rd Somerville
Witty exchanges and moral quips across papers
A collage of humorous lines from early 20th century papers. Quips on money pride poverty temperance and daily life feature witty exchanges among characters and anonymous speakers, with punchlines about banking debt timing and travel wisdom.
Words of Wisdom from a Golden Age
A collection of pithy maxims on manners art and wealth. It notes that elegance and success do not guarantee virtue and that beauty and money can distort judgment. It suggests restraint and thoughtful conduct in personal relations and social standing.
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Matthews Journal
Mathews Journal
LE. Rumio
D. Pres
Sands Smith
P. Nottingham, Lash
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L. E. Mumford Banking Co
Hamilton Silver Co
Muncie
Old Dominion Steamship Co
Matthews
Gloucester
Hampton Road
Philpot
Hicks
Diges
James River
Richmond
Berkeley
Brandon
Main Street
Atlantic Hotel
Co. A. Earnest
B. L. Bugg
A. M. Marchant
Leslie C. Garnett
Mathews
Middlesex
M. S. Foster
Sibley Bros
F. Theo. Miller
Mathews C. H
Charles M. Schwab
J. B
J. M. Cornell Company
Hawaiian
Territorial Senate
Albany
States
Congress
Shelby M. Cullom
Ilinois
Senate Finance Committee
Payer Eve
America
Delaware
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Nebraska
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Colorado
Rhode Island
Montana
Georgia
Thomases
Canada
Middle West
California
J. Sterling Morton
Cleveland
State Board of Agriculture
Iowa
Michigan
Alger
Berlin
Uncle Sam
Division of Forestry Extension
Forest Service of
Ohio
State Forest Service
Kansas
Ameer
Afghanistan
the Infallible Man
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Washington Star
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Mabel
Chicago Daily News
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Globe Trotter
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Chicago
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