Baltimore Steamship Schedule to Freeport Tides 1911
B C A Railway Co issues a weekly schedule effective April 1911. Steamer departs Pier 4 Light Street Baltimore Sundays and Wednesdays for Freeport intermediate landings, with listed stops and times to Freeport 4 30 pm. Return trips depart Freeport Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 am with a long list of landings reaching Baltimore next morning. Timetable notes no guaranteed arrival/departure times and company not liable for delays. Freight cutoff in Baltimore 4 am on sailing days. Signed by Hawisax and Beaven.
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Pier
Light Street
Baltimore
Mila
Tipers
Freeton
Timbs
Reedgill
Jo. Hardings
Harveys
Grace Ft
Byrdton
Kilmarnock
Crans
Jackson's Creek
Cricket Hill
Callis
Fitcheetts
Warehouse
Conwafla
Green Point
Stampers
Blands
Freeport
Barre Street
Sanday
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Mathews
Glowscester
VHN R. Sherwood
Pres
Gen'l
Candide Carde Blakes Seeks Democratic Nomination in Virginia
J T Christian announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the Virginia House of Delegates in Mathews and Briddlesre. He asks voter approval in the upcoming primary on September 7 1911 and expresses sincere appreciation for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakes
Tori
Mathews and
Briddlesre
House of Delegates of
Virginia
J. T. Christian
Walter Somers Announces Reform Democratic Candidacy
Walter Somers declares his bid for the Virginia House of Delegates in the September 7 1911 Democratic primary. He pledges Jeffersonian reform, initiative referendum and recall, opposition to patronage, support for W A Jones, and vows economy and service to restore trust in the commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Mathews
Middlesex
House of Delegates
Virginia
W. A. Jones
Martin
Walter Somers
Democratic candidate for House of Delegates in Middlesex
A statement from a Democrat announcing candidacy for the House of Delegates from Math es and Middlesex counties. He pledges faithfulness to duties and alignment with the people’s good, asserting sympathy with voters and support for measures he believes benefit the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Middlesex
House of Delegates
Mathews and Middlesex Democrat Seeks General Assembly Seat
A candidate announces intent to run for the General Assembly representing Mathews and Middlesex. After consulting friends he plans to address voters at all precincts and asks voters not to pledge support until after his remarks.
Excursion from East River Landings to Norfolk for New Mathews High
An excursion is planned for Friday June 16 from East River Landings to Norfolk and return to benefit New Mathews High School. Departure times vary by location with a Norfolk arrival around 10 40 A.M. and a return depart at 6 P.M. from Portsmouth Ray Line Old Point.
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East River Landings
Norfolk
Mathews High School
Hicks
Willams
Philpotts
Diges
Portsmouth
Old Point
Temperance Views Split Among Virginia Senatorial Candidates
The Fourral reports that the Virginia Anti-Saloon League questioned four senatorial candidates on temperance issues and will publish their replies next week. Fusionism in Norfolk County is denounced by both parties, with calls for clean government and precinct watchers to prevent crooked work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Anti-Saloon League
League
Anti-saloon League
Norfolk County
Ellyson
Virginia
Martins
State Committee
Rght
Mathews Citizens Dedicate North Hall on July 4
A large gathering is planned at the Battery in Mathews for July 4th dedication of a Hall erected by the North. Speakers include Hon. T. J. Downing Hon. J. Boyd Sears L. C. Garnett and Percival Hicks. Exercises run from morning to afternoon with a dinner on grounds for about 300 people and refreshments served.
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Mathews
the Battery
North
T. J. Downing
J. Boyd Sears
L. C. Garnett
Percival Hicks
Tra.m
Mr. Downing
Geo. W. Mason
C. A. Brown
Local Salesmen Peddle Wear Ever Utensils in Mathews County
Flora and Hylton Mathews announce that a man and a boy from Daleville College sell Wear Ever Aluminum Cooking Utensils. The ad touts the utensils as sanitary and rust resistant. They invite lookers to view the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo
Mathews County
Daleville College
Rip Ravel
Flora & Hylton Mathews C. H
Mob Jack Baseball Club Beats Glebe Team 8 to 29 in Glebe
The Mob Jack Baseball Club won against The Glebe Team 29 to 8 at Glebe on Saturday. A rematch is set for June 14 at Mobjack diamond with both clubs aiming for victory, drawing local fan interest and rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobjack Baseball Club
Glebe
Mobjack
Anil
Death of Norfolk horse dealer Mr W H Richardson
Norfolk horse dealer Mr W H Richardson died Friday while en route to Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore for treatment. He was 52 and formerly resided in Mathews. He was the son of the late Albert Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Richardson
Norfolk
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mathews
Albert Richardson
Joseph Stubbs Dies Suddenly at 42 in Gloucester County
Joseph Stubbs forty two year old son of Hon and Mrs J N Stubbs of Gloucester County died suddenly Sunday morning at Church Hill, the home of his parents. Funeral held Monday at Valley Front in the family burying grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stubbs
J. N. Stubbs
Gloucester County
Church Hill
Valley Front
Times Dispatch
A Visit to Norfolk Building Supplies Showrooms
A Norfolk advertisement urges a trip to the Norfolk Building Supplies Corporation showrooms at Brooke Avenue 66-98 to view modern mantels fireplaces and finishing materials. It promises courteous service and staff ready to share information about fellow city merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Sanvlies ‘Corporation
Brooke
Norfolk Building Supplies Corporation
Marriages and a county tragedy reported in Virginia
Mrs Sanna H Mason of Oklahoma and Ledward H Mason of Gloucester County wed in Richmond by Rev Russell Cecil. Rebecca Lloyd Tabb of Summerville Gloucester Co wed Henry W Bouldin of Northumberland Co at Old Ware Church. Edmund Wadill Jr ruled James Town Exposition Co a corporation and directed sale of its Hampton Roads site by Nov 1. Harold Smith, 14, killed by lightning in Jenkins Neck, Gloucester County. mother harmed but survived. Virginia cattle rules curb imports to curb tuberculosis. Gloucester and News Leader note railroad plans Hampton to Washington progress via W J Barkee J N Tabb and Col Hobart of New York.
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Sanna H. Mason
Oklahoma
Ledward HH. Mason
Gloucester County
Russell Cecil
Richmond
Rebecca Lloyd Tabb
Summerville
Gloucester Co
Henry W., Bouldin
Northumberland Co
Old Ware Church
Harold Smith
George Smith
Jenkins Neck
Guinea
Sentinel
Messrs
W. J. Barkee
J. N. Tabb
Gloucester
Col. Hobart
New York
Fredericksburg
Hampton
Washington
Healy Advocates Pension for Confederate Veterans and Prohibitions
Julius Healy presents his political positions on veterans pensions, land rights for oyster rocks, temperance laws, a legalized primary, education funding, good roads, and convict labor. He notes support for the people’s interests and states he will vote in the primary for Jones and Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Healy
P. S
Jones and Glass
The Best Day of the Year a Georgia Gowen Verse
A short poem by Geo. Gowen from Mathews Virginia laments the first day of April and opening fishing season. It contrasts spring fishing with Christmas Easter and birthdays, expressing longing for balmy spring weather and the thrill of casting a first fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Geo. Gowen
Mathews, Va
Stockholders to Meet Gloucester Mathews Bank Inc Annual Meeting
The Gloucester Mathews Bank Inc stockholders will meet at its Mathews C. H. Va office on July 3 at 12 o'clock noon for election of Directors and other business. Stock transfer books close June 13 and reopen after the meeting. J M Lewis Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester— Mathews Bank, Inc
Mathews C. H
Fort
J. M. Lewis
Sect'y
Educational leader J D Eggleston named for national post
Mentioned for high office J. D. Eggleston Jr. superintendent of public instruction of the state is prominently discussed as a candidate for national commissioner of education. He is recognized as a leading figure in the country’s educational affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Eggleston, Jr
Mr. Eggleston
Liniment Endorsed for Rheumatic Pain Relief
A clipped notice advises against internal medicines for muscular or chronic rheumatism and promotes free external use of Chamberlain's Liniment with endorsement for direct sale by all dealers.
Wanted five dozen Guinea eggs for sale
Gardner A I Drewry of Ware Neck Virginia seeks five dozen Guinea eggs for resale. Also offered for sale a buggy and harness described as good, with new arms, 220 harness, a red blanket, and other items. Complete package priced at 30 dollars. Enquire at the Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Drewry
Ware Neck
Journal Office
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Brown
Wess Quarters
Intrel
FE Tody
Hl Oil Co
W. E. Gorr
Worth
Yak
B.C. & A, Railway CO
Piankatankk Aivdey Kine
Willard T Hawisax
R. A. R. Beaven
Avent
Aalto
T. Mehta
Pet Pass Agt
Hall
J. Chennery & Co
Toledo
Drugg.sts
Gove Ouyusterea
Norfolk, Va
E. W. Browne
Jrret
Ropert Udsen
Weat Burlington
Suilerkas
Candide Carde
Chamberlain
The
Fourral
W. M. Minter
Paul Titlow
Mr. Hicks
Judge Mann
Edmund Wadilill Jr
Jamestown Exposition Company
Hampton Roads
Mann
Healy
Platfop
Jarvis & Pugh's Department Store
V'tsa
Wew
Globe Pea Company
Sallie T. Dunlavy
Hudgina
Old Jersey
Apply
M. Carter
Redart
W. E. Fitcher
Fitchetts, Va
Harry Hammonds Mathews
G. E. Hunt
Port Haywood
A. Carnegie & Co
Norfolk Typewriter Exchange and Supply Company
Main St
Bell
Seapine
Woodworth Company
Dept. G
New York City
Pitierelivy
W. J. Miller
Baltimore ST
Baltimore, MD
BAY
Steam Packe Co
U. S
Florida
Alabama
Point Comfort
Old Dominion Stearship Company
Gloucester Counties
Willams & O Williams Wharf
E. V. Zirckel
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