Train Schedule Fragments for Norfolk and Surroundings
Fragmentary timetable notes list early morning departures from Norfolk to North Wor for 6:45 a m and 7:00 a m, with Old Point at 8:00 a m. The legible items show portions of routes and times for morning departures.
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Norfolk
Bs Rts
North Wor
Orfolk
Old Point
Norfolk, Co
North St
Bay Line
EAST
Williams
Hicks
Diggs
North Ryv
Auburn Wat
Dixondale
Severn
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FEARS TRIAL BY JURY OF NEGROES ROANOKE VA
Roanoke special report outlines alleged risk and bias in the assault case against Judge Williams. West Virginia officials and coal interests are cited as pressuring for motives beyond merit. The judge seeks a fair trial but patrons warn of partisan danger and possible assassination. Governor Glasscock may withhold or modify the requisition pending conditions.
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Roanoke
Samuel W. Williams
Virginia
McDowell County
Joseph Erations
Glasscock
West Virginia
Williams
Wytheville
Roanokes
Accy
Saunders
Swanson
Gouvernor Glasscock
Not Dead, Just Stung In Atlantic City Incident
Zephaniah V. Rose of Pleasantville loaded a revolver with birdshot to commit suicide on Pleasantville main street. The shot only caused minor skin wounds. he was rushed to a hospital in Atlantic City where doctors believed he might die before discovering injuries were superficial.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Zephaniah V. Rose
Pleasantville
Westchester man ends life amid Black Hand threats in Lebarbrie case
New Rochelle and Mount Vernon detail the suicide of Thomas Cardella who feared Black Hand vengeance over the seven month old Lebarbrie bakery murder. Coroner Beedecker had summoned Cardella for an inquest after he refused to testify. Cardella allegedly knew the killers and spoke of a secret name while being watched by strangers. Lebarbrie was ambushed while driving a bakery wagon near Pelham Manor after he menaced two men who allegedly tried to blackmail him.
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New York
Westchester County
Thomas Irdella
New Rochelle
Black Hand
Emanuel Lebarbrie
Mount Vernon
Beedecker
Cardella
Cordelia
Lebarbrie
Pelham Manor
Death of Charles Follen McKim Leading Architect
Obituary notes the death of Charles Follen McKim senior partner of McKim Mead and White. It credits him as Americas leading architect and highlights his influence through landmark works such as Madison Square, the Boston Public Library, West Point Memorial, the Columbia Library, and the new Pennsylvania Terminal.
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Charles Follen McKim
McKim, Mead & White
Madison Square Prevéen
Seville
Boston Public Library
West Point
Hudson
Columbia Library
Pennsylvania Terminal
Royal Cortisson
New York Tribune
Fragmentary Autumn Poem Snippet
A fragmented OCR style excerpt evokes autumn sky imagery and themes of grief. The garbled lines mention a woman and a cautious, sober mood, with references to brown October and a muted song. The text is incomplete and lacks clear narrative details or final meaning.
Stolen Jewels Valued At Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
New York police hunt for a hotel guest named Raines who allegedly robbed Mrs. John William Jenkins at the Hotel Lorraine. Jewelry worth about 300000 was taken from a dressing table while the occupants were away. The loss includes a diamond necklace, brooches, rings, bracelets and other stones. A diamond brooch was previously gifted to Mrs. Jenkins. The case involves several visitors to the suite during the period before the burglary was discovered.
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New York
John
William Jenkins
Chicago
Lorraine
Raines
Rusgell
Jas
Wife of Senator Rison Dead at Chatham
Mrs Emma Moschier Rison wife of Major George T Rison state senator died at Chatham Sunday aged forty three after a year’s illness She was Miss Moschier of Waynesboro Ohio and married to Major Fiteen twenty years ago Rison and five children survive
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Danville
Emma Moschier Rison
George T. Rison
Chatham
Moschier
Waynesboro
Ohio
Fiteen
Ee Rison
Whitman Likely To Name Woman Deputy
District Attorney elect Kes S. Whitman indicated he may appoint a woman deputy when he succeeds Jerome on January 1. If chosen, she would handle juvenile prosecutions alone, a move he believes would build trust with families and youths. He noted extra funding would be needed, as the woman deputy would be an addition to the staff, not a replacement.
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Kes S. Whitman
Jerome
Whitman
Prdbsion
Young girl scales smokestack in New Britain feat
In New Britain Connecticut on December 13 Eunice Clist, aged sixteen, rode in an elevating chair to the top of a 250 foot smokestack at Landers Frary & Clark. While she walked the edge two men climbed inside via a 147 step ladder as her father rushed to warn her.
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New Britain
Conn
Seaboard Officials Shape Portsmouth New York Offices
President Meldrum of the Seaboard Air Line plans new offices in Portsmouth and New York with J G Haas reassigned to the metropolis. Hix will head the transportation department in Portsmouth while Capps runs the department from Norfolk. General offices stay in Portsmouth and no official changes are planned.
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Norfolk
Meldrum
Seaboard Air Line Mailway
Transportation, and Trade Department of the Road
Gfmece
New York
Portsmouth
J.G. Haas
Metropolis
Hix
Transportation Department
Jippager Capps
Oscar Mur
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Seaboard
Daring Padair Rescue By New York Firemen
One of the most fearless midair rescues by New York firemen occurred at a seven story loft and office building at 1428 Broadway. Fireman Robert Nelson, with help from Edward Keegan and Patrick Kerwin, used an extended ladder and pivoted hook to save an unconscious woman, Mrs. Caroline Richmond, from a third floor window as smoke and flames poured from the blaze. The crowd cheered as the three men bore her down the ladder to safety.
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New York
Broadway
Caroline Richmond
Robert Nelson
Nelson
Edward Keegan
Patrick Kerwin
Kerwin
Keegan
Keegen
Senaypundethy
Blood donors in New York offer life blood for transfusion
Sixty men from diverse districts volunteer to sell their blood from a pint to a quart in response to Henry Friedman of 446 St Ann's Avenue Bronx who seeks to transfuse the crimson lifeblood into his brother in law Isidore Jellenek a wealthy real estate operator.
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Henry Friedman
St. Ann's Avenue
The
Bronx
Isidore Jellenek
Safran
Elegant passenger steamers to southern points from Baltimore
Chesapeake Steamship Company advertises elegant steamers Columbia Augusta Atlanta for Old Point Comfort Norfolk and for West Point Richmond. Daily departures from Old Point and Baltimore with connections to rail lines, through tickets and baggage service available at city ticket offices.
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Columbia
Augusta
Old Point
Comfort
Norfork
Meenaar
Norfolk
Baltimore
West Point
Richmonde
Gloucester Point
Clement's Clay Bank
Allmond’s
Light Street
Baltimore Street
Arhur W. Robson
E. Balimore Street
T. H. Diener & Co
E. Baltimore Street
J. H. “Ager
N. Charles Street
Light and Lee Streets
BE. J. Chtsm
Gen'l. Pass. Agt
Lurton Named for Supreme Court Succeeded Peckham Rumors Grow
Washington D C Special The President sent to the Senate nominations for Judge Horace H Lurton of Tennessee to fill the late Peckham on the Supreme Court and George A Carpenter of Illinois for U S District Attorney Western District Confirmation debates rise amid claims Lurton is opposed by labor and delays in a property case are cited by critics Sources in the capital report rumors of Lurton replacing Peckham may face committee scrutiny
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Horace H. Lurton
Tennessee
United States Supreme Court
Justice Beckham
George A. Carpenter
Illinois
United States
Worthern
Liffton
Peckham
United States’ Supreme Court
Blood for Sale on Manhattan Street Frightens Citizens
A New York paper describes a daylong blood market where sixty people offered blood for cash. Buyers paid up to 26 dollars for a quart, with sellers mostly in poverty and many recounting dire need. Some offered Jewish or otherwise ethnic blood, while others claimed robust health to fetch higher sums. The scene raises concerns about public health and exploitation.
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New Yorkens
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