Port Norfolk Daily Briefs Reach Through Portsmouth
A long list of small local items from Portsmouth and Port Norfolk covers family visits, court actions, arrests, fires, weather, transport, and community notices. Highlights include notary Isaac, sheriff action on a merchant, a county jail stay for Grace Johnson, a school board meeting, a fire alarm on South Street, and a rope of minor incidents around streets and courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Norfolk
GE. M. Isaac
W. A. Fentress
B. Doutcher
James Lassiter
Mattie Taylor
Mathews County
Magreit Stringfellow
Alexandria
Ocean View
County Road Board
Jack Smith
Figs Offer Gentle Cleanse for Hydration and Health
A historic remedy promotes a gentle cleanse using figs to ease habitual constipation and stimulate kidneys and liver. The text claims relief from headaches colds fevers and sluggish blood without irritation or weakening organs.
Sunday intruder at Laseiler home demands food
Sunday a strange man of color entered John F. Laseiler’s dining room through an open door. His daughter was present and the caller requested food, saying he was hungry. The man was quickly driven away, with a warning of increasing danger when doors are left open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Laseiler
Funeral of Mr. Rayton in Scottsville
Funeral services for Mr. Joseph Rayton were held Sunday afternoon from his Scottsville residence. Rev. Davis and Rev. Ale officiated assisted by others. Bearers included Solomon Holland Robert Higginbotham Marty Lee Joseph Clark Captain G W R McDowell Judge C W Murdaugh and William Etheridge. In county court Judge Portlock continued Wilson and Nottingham new trial arguments until tomorrow. Isaacs qualified as notary public. Siverson appointed special policeman Western Branch and Lesner in Tanner's Creek. L Houghton named Oyster Inspector vice Gankins, deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County School Board
John C. West
Western Branch
B. W. Owen
Dr. Wright
Deep Creek
C. R. Evans
W. W. Walker
Butt's Road
J. W. Sanderson
Jesse Sykes
Tsalah Brothers
Pleasant Grove
L. M. West
G. M. Hamburg
Washington
M. C
Norfolk County Normal School
Berkley
M.C. Keeling
J. BD. Williams
E.W. Owens
Circuit Court
Western
Elizabeth Neville
John Neville
Geubbe
Tin Pick View
Proctor
Oak Grove Cemetery
Rivington Knott
C. Broulss
William Neville
Robert Neville
George Neville
Williamson Smith
K. R. Griffin
A- H. Watts
Provier
Mr. Bytty
Mr. Rayton
Joseph Mr. Rayton
Scottsville
Mr. Davis
Ur. Ale
Cltigens
Solomon Holland
Robert Higginbotham
Marty Lee
Oseph Clark
G. W. R. McDowell
C. W. Murdaugh
Old Dominion
William Etheridge
Richard Dircks
Portlock
Wilson
Nottingham
J. M. Isaacs
Jalier Andrew Siverson
John A. Lesner
Tanner's Creek
L. Houghton
James H. Gankins
Death of Mr John Berry butcher marks sixtyninth year
Mr John Berry eldest butcher in the market died at his Deep Creek road home after a long illness in his sixtyninth year. He operated as a market butcher for about forty years and was devoted to his trade. His funeral is planned for this afternoon at 4 o'clock from his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berry
Deep Creek Road
Berry
Hla Bistelekne
Robbery at Burroughs & Co. Store on Washington Street
Sunday night entry at BE L Burroughs & Co corner Washington and Booth Streets, theft of provisions including four meats, damage to the money drawer, pennies taken. Two witnesses claim the scene was intact at midnight, suggesting the theft occurred between midnight and daybreak. A separate minor court case details a Delaware Eyah accused of taking a watch from Mr. Houghton, awaiting jail default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. Burroughs & Co
Washington and
Booth Streets
Gurroughs
Wateh
Delaware
Green Street
Wed Houghton
Second Gaplist Sabbath School Address at Deen Creek
In Gilmerton August 4 the ALM 9 Conference colored group convened with a good attendance. Rev 1. a. Watson delivered an address on the subject "Prey A Boney." A large crowd was present and heard an instructive talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmerton
Deen Creek
A. Watson
Berkley News Briefs Spanning Local Incidents and Advice
In Berkley tonight Dr. C. B Burris will join a youth party heading to Nag's Head and Onacoke. A veteran in town, Capt. Frank Miller, was seen yesterday, as was Capt. J. W. Simmons visiting family on Pearl Street. Observatories and baths receive repairs while a horse trod a ferry bridge and fell in the heat. A man was shot at Wempleton, Dr. Suhmet attended an operation, and the cause of the gun incident remains under study. A Sunday photo visit lasted five minutes as locals reacted. A warrant for arrest followed a report as Mrs. Pape travels to New York. Prof. Charles Means was thrown from a vehicle, with injuries reported. Other notes include sick postmaster Thomas Humphries and household tips on cooking and hygiene. Chicago News supplies domestic guidance and medical claims, urging readers toward Dr. Cholera remedy claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Pender
Hugh Edward McGuire
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Miles Fenley
Halifax
N. C
North Carolina
Rosenbaum
R. T. M Ball
Franklin
North
Husting’s
Sevelon
Old Dominion Lodge
Geo. Bony
Norfolk
Port Norfolk
Nellie Thompson
Philadelphia
Sarah Thompson
Sarah
Elmira
Bieflats
Watkins’ Glenn
Portsmouth
Atlantic
Ferry Bridge
Chestnut Street
Wempleton Resterdie
J. A. SuMeet
Berkley
SAC
William Henry Willams
John Herre Willams
Berman
Misa Anite
Clint
Tieri
Moidoten Siti
Mig Metail Pape
Charlemtiun
Pape
Kirkwood
Diace
New York City
Charles ‘Y Means
Trowney Sexton
Elizabeth Deowrs
Thomas Humphries
Duke plays role in NC politics amid university links
Fragmented OCR recounts North Carolina events touching university ties and gubernatorial interests. It notes voter sentiment, a university setting, and references to political figures while mentioning transport and local incidents in a period voice. The piece blends electoral discourse with campus and regional concerns, highlighting shifts in support and public sentiment.
Chinese students win scholarships at University of Michigan
A Detroit Free Press report notes two Chinese girls, Melyle Th and Ida Kahn, in University of Michigan's senior class earned scholarships after strong faculty and peer support. They were among the first Chinese graduates connected to the university and faced social hurdles while pursuing arts and education degrees. The article traces earlier arrivals in Ann Arbor and outlines their paths through preparatory work and eventual college completion.
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Amereans
Ehead Regeord
Ele
Detroit Free Press
Melyleth
Ida Kahn
Michi
Albermoan
jAl’se Charintiho
Ringshha
Ann Arbor
Iposh School
Taytoy Cheo
Praduatoye
Mano
Nsiane
Pate
Elnee
Edenton Special Train to Norfolk for Confederate Monument Ceremony
August 2 reports a special excursion run by Captain T W Tillery on Thursday to Norfolk for the unwelling of the Confederate monument. Friends of Miles Muttle Wool note improvement. Rufus Warren accepted a position with the Branning Manufacturing Company. Wilbur M Hand spent Sunday in Norfolk. churches held services across the area.
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Edenton
Noc
W. Tillery
Weather warms as new chapel avenue repair begins
The text notes very warm weather as a new chapel avenue repair project starts. Master Wold Seutidera, the Virginian Agent there, spent the week at Elizabeth City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwolleuse
Wold Seutidera
Lizabeth
Old Dominion Steamship lines ship arrives in Washington NY area
The Old Dominion Steamship Company’s steamer arrived in the Washington area after a long voyage from O’ulook Wis, taking about 27 hours to complete the distance. The trip underscores the rapid reach of coastal service into the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, NC
Aue
Doman Steianshiy Company
Perennial Sweet Pea Grows Taller and More Useful for Bouquets
The article describes the vigor of perennial sweet peas versus aaweel peas, noting taller vines, strong stems, and numerous colors ideal for cutting. It highlights white flowers as the most useful for bouquets due to their fineness, with emphasis on well watered vines, dense pods, and vivid hues including scarlet, yellow, and pale white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ustelos
Breil
Princey la Ry
Jubilee of Lord Kelvin celebration at Glispow University
An official observance at Glispow University honors Lord Kelvin with remarks from the Lord Provest and a notable address praising scientific progress. The event gathers admirers from Europe, the United States, and beyond, highlighting lasting impact on philosophy and natural science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kelvin
Willand Thompson
Glispow University
Glasgow
Breuer
Bagship
Europe
United States
Jean
MirVahermont
Seonee
Hemlet
Atinsey Chaat
Ron
Krytwiyts
Women Who Wear Boose Gloves in Maine Parade
Mis spelled fragmentary piece describes women wearing long white gloves and fancy attire. Mentions Miss Verry and Mr. Mine as notable wearers, praising beauty and fashion while noting gloves are clean and elegant.
Odd Fellows M Lers Lodge Ball for George Berry
Portsmouth Adv’s note an Old Dominion Lodge No. 100 OP calls voters to attend a ball on Tuesday evening at mile prope to honor deceased brother George Berry. Members and friends urged to join in paying respect per Noble Grand and W Mor den secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows
OLD Dominion Lodge No. & 100
George Berry
Peilows
Grammy
W, Murden
Portsmouth Adversities in Vow Study
Fragmentary OCR text from Portsmouth area notes mentions names Joe 101 Sain Traois Thalew and Steve Siean with a dated reference to Teh wtroed at Portamouth. Details are unclear but imply a local notice or announcement involving individuals and a date in Portamouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Olf
Shashe
Traois
Thalew Gand
Steve Siean
Portamouth
Bargain Tin Company Admits Unclear Listing
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a company and contact details with various garbled names and numbers. The readable portion alludes to a bargaining tin supplier and location references, but lacks coherent facts or a clear event to summarize.
Lippman Remedy Praised by Cleveland Citizen
Testimonial from James Harrison of Cleveland extols Lippman Great Remedy for dyspepsia debility and malaria. Claims include restored health, renewed appetite, and strength, plus cures for eczema skin blotches and rheumatism. Also notes blood purification and kidney relief claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Morrison
Cleveland
Narvison
P. Vo. Lippman
Harrison
I. P
I. T
Specials for To-Day. Cons. We., the Hine 1 Pine Corned Hoet Covrvedt Bhe J-Thy
Fragmentary items list specials for the day with garbled phrases and partial names. HUDGINS & Co appears as a referenced firm. readable references include minimal product mentions and scattered vendor names.
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Witter Bine
Eee
Ian
Hudgins & Co
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Long
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Kirchmier
Cliffford Street
Kirehmier
Alabama
Neville
Dounty Court
Crawford
High Street
Levy & Jacobs
A. J. Phillips
Oxford Hall
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Charles R. Wdlton & Co
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Nasties
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Chicaza News
Cinte
Ratiroathe Ane Pyrl- Vile Or
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Gale
Tileligi
N.C. AW
Policietnas
Democratie
Trompenko
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Sen
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University
Muavehall
Pda
Iehared
Walser Rayne
Lee Ehertorel
Worleon
Oxford
Clarksville
Ian University
Lapiaea
Washington, NY
Lord Melvin
Adv’s
Adv's
Ntti Wowmolk
Andacknolt Sahawa Opi
Brera
Ty Ommipolk
Colina
Ted Roeren AE
TU Gare
Pinner's Point
Assu Eid
Portsmoupil Water Front Land Corppany 18
Tele Dlizare del Rivmor
Rorditung
DE Southern Railway
Normolk
Carolina Wateroas
MTR New York, Woadrophia and
Norapolic Railroad Company
John L. Watson
High St
C.F. Harper
Pinner’s Point
Phas
Poertymouth
Hivhel
Tin CwMianery Bitter
Lome- Conden- Matehea
Eames
Leo Thonford
Kent
Washington Street
Sion
Highland Avenue
H. L. Page & CO
Dank Street
Wien
L. Cae & CO
Alld
Lippman Bros
Apallecartesy
Savanna
Nash’s
Nash
Drigelt
Benetitn
Calhernelle
Jon LO Wathon
W.N. White
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