Death notices and public funeral details in Norfolk area
The Norfolk area reported multiple deaths including Mr. George W. Johnston aged 66 a noted entertainer real estate investor and naval committee chairman with a large family and a Friday funeral at his residence. Other obituaries included Mrs Helen A. Osgood age 48 funeral at 2 pm shipping remains to Denham Maine, Miss Daisy J. Davis of Cape Charles City, and James Buchanan 82 dying at home with a wake at Talbot Street. The page also noted Ocean View liquor and Sunday gambling concerns prompting local church remarks and statements from Commonwealth's Attorney Marshall about enforcing laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Johnston
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mr. Johnston
Naval Rendezvous
Johnston
Charles Johnston
C. Brooks Johnston
Board of Police Commissioners
A. M. Higgins
Robert Hull
Baltimore
Pinnie Johnston
Turner Johnston
Fenchurch and
Holt Streets
Helen A. Osgood
W. GB. Osgood
Highland Avenue
Denham
Elmwood
Alto O'Clnck
James Buchanan
Talbot Street
Buchanan
Mary Naylor
W. Pettit
Plokevi-Buchanan
Castay EU Lodge
Jerusalem
Church of Freemason
William Spruit
Princess Anne Coun
Nayenod AL
Charen
Speteht
Wray
Hernat Ambrose
Luton
Pette John McNoerney
Huxter Avenues
Portsmouth
H. Bennet
J. W. Moore
Norfolk
Ocean View
Commonwealth
Grand Jury
Sis
K. C. Marshall
Queen Street M. E
Moore
Ita
R. Thornton
Ocean View Hotel
The
View
Plummer
Thornton
Philladelphia
New York
Ciy
Priday
South June
Ou Vermoere
Frances
Brambleton Addresses Listed in Community Notice
A clipped notice lists locations including 180 Main Street flats 721 119 Bank Street 412 Churet Street 217 Main Street Brambleton 210 Park Avenue and 14 Jamerson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Street
Churet Street
Main Street
Brambleton
Park Avenue
Jamerson Avenue
Sermon on Sabbath and Sunday Traditions Sparks Debate
A preacher cites Norfolk and Portsmouth as the only U S seaports with Sunday freight even as dozens of workers are forced to labor. He lambasts gambling, bars, and Sunday papers at Ocean View, calling for accountability from gamblers, drunkards, and complicit Christians, while denouncing Sunday desecration and illegal stalls for religious observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hommete
Les
MeKendpir
Lew
Gentott
eMnan
Bennett
Beliday
Todi
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Keates
Ocean View
Minora
Dennett
Sunday School and Typographicon Union Meetings in Norfolk
The Methodist Sunday School Association of this city and Berkley met at Chestnut Street Sunday afternoon with spirited singing and remarks by Dr. id. N. Webster M.C. Keelins and Rev. Mr. Chandler. Banners were awarded for attendance and punctuality. The next meeting is planned for September at Queen Street church. The Norfolk Typographic Union elected J. Dashiell as parade marshal and seek to keep printing work local. Delegate Charles G. Kiger aims to bring the International Union’s 1906 Colorado Springs session to Norfolk, contesting Detroit for hosting. If successful, Norfolk would host 300 to 400 delegates plus many ladies. Fresh Michigan hay arrived. D. P. Reid and others advertise stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Cfy
Berkley
Chestnut Street
Id. N. Webster
M.C. Keelins
Chandler
Rperkles
Nellie Taker
Typographicon Union Noro
J. &. Dashiell
Norfolk
Mrr
Charles G. Kiger
International Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
Detroit
Mich
Kizer
Even Handed Justice at Corporation Court
Threefent up for stealing clothing and jewelry while two women get thirty days for stealing money. A crowded courtroom heard cases including Kenny Clark Elaworth Cooper and Green Steptoe convicted of taking a gold watch and garments from a lodger and sentenced to thirty days. Mary Towns and Martha Watson also jailed for theft, with others fined or held for trial. Justice Tomlin and Judge Hanckel presided as more minor cases and a naturalisation are noted, along with a burglary at a dyeing shop and a church assist ant rector leaving for Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Tomlin
Kenny Clark
Elaworth Cooper
Green Steptoe
Lassiter's Court
Steptoe
Cooper
Corporation Court
Mary Towns
Bessie Cohen
Martha Watson
Mary
Joe Springs
John Davis
Triend
Leary
Davis
Newport News
Red
Parker
Col U
Wee A Aoujen
Henry James
Peniten
Burroughs
Rose
AMD
Leon Matz
Tampos
Joe Rampos
W. P. Joynes
James Lowery
Thomas Stoker
Dan Taft
Henry Shark
George and Homer Jones
Annie Dodd
Peter Simons
J. G. Whitehead
Stoney Blunt
Henry Harrison
Buelin Hardin
Peorse M. Holland
Thessay
John T Jen. W.esaitt
Crow Cab Life Size Portrait Upscale Photo Offer
An advertisement touts large reductions on pictures and frames at Campbell's Photograph Gallery 172 Malin Street Ballentine building. It promotes a life size portrait priced at $2.60 with a frame for a life size picture and mentions bicycle bets at the location. Also endorses Beecham's pills as King of Pills and Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with claims of epidemic dysentery success since 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell's Photograph Gallery
Malin Street
Ballentine Building
Chamberlain
Asia
Weather Forecast for Virginia and Carolinas
Washington reports an generally fair pattern for Virginia with NW winds and warmer temperatures in the north. North Carolina sees fair skies with local thunderstorms in the southwest and westerly winds. Barometric readings show regional shifts, with cooler notes around lakes and central valleys and warmer tendencies along the Atlantic coast and Mississippi Valley. Port calendar lists sunrises and high and low tides, while August moon phases outline phases on specific dates including last and new moons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
North Carolina
Lake Region
Ata Valley
Maryland
Geort
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Meteorological Observations From Norfolk Weather Bureau
Weather report from Norfolk by J. J. Gray, observing agency notes 24 hour data for August with maximum and minimum temperatures, normal deviations, and rainfall for 24 hours and since August. Includes departure figures and remarks on trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Norfolk
J. J. Gray
Miss Bessie Capps Returns From Newport News
Atlantic City notes report Miss Bessie Capps returning from Newport News and Mrs. B I Linton visiting relatives in Mathews county. Dora Wilder to lead Epworth League service at Levies Memorial church at 8. Mrs. George Ferguson and daughter depart for Baltimore to visit friends. James Humphries family to reside on Avenue B in new home. Mrs Cashe J Davis, former resident, died at Cape Charles and funeral held at Levies Memorial church. Lella Nosay travels with uncle to Baltimore and Blue Ridge Mountains. Assault with razor injures Claude Young at Faulkland street coal yard. suspect fled. He is treated at St Vincent's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Capps
Avenue C
Newport News
Epworth League of Levies Memorial
Dora Wilder
B. I. Linton
Fort Street
Mathews County
W. H. Hamilton
George Ferguson
Little
Third Street
Baltimore
James Humphries
Avenue B
Cashe J. Davis
Cape Charles
Levies Memorial Church
J. F. Routten
Elmwood Cemetery
Lella Nosay
T. E. Lee
Blue Ridge Mountains
Nigh Tent Rechabites Meet and Weekend Steamers Listed
Forty or fifty delegates of the High Tent of Rechabites will convene in Ballentine's hall at 10 oclock. The local members extend a supper to delegates in Virginia Beach. The Northampton steamer offers round trip Monday, Wednesday and Friday from Bay Line wharf to Old Point. Obituaries note the West-Diel residence of Jam in Franklin infant son funeral arrangements. Formal notices include JOINSTON funeral and McNERNEY infant son obsequies with visiting hours and burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ballentine
Virginia Beach
Northampton
Bay Line
Old Point
West
Diel
PE Jamin Franklin
Hla Jaw
Holt Street
Thowera
McNerney
Bernard Amihrosie McCnerney
John
Dork McNermey
Mowlay
Master Avenue
Miller and We Rheads Co Ad Claims Honest Bargains
In the current year the trading public can secure bargains as advertised. Our ads are plain statements of facts about our business with no misrepresentation. We will prove our assertions and guarantee you will get exactly what is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martines and Plenieos
Summer Fabric Bargains In Lightweight Wear
Hot weather fabrics are featured with white covered shoulderettes at 10 to 12 for sale. Crochet mesh pieces priced under 1 dollar. Linen tones in organdie and cimisses, stripes and figures offered at reduced prices. Solid colored organdie, Nile blue, discounts from 25c to 21-26c. Shanting pongee suitable for dresses and shirts, 19 to 27c. All wool black bastiste 29c yard and all wool black crepe cloth at 1.00 yard. Summer corset department active with wide grade assortment from 3t0 to 1.00.
Taffeta Ribbon Lot In Black White And Colors
We have secured more of that superb Taffeta Ribbon in Black White and Colors. 19c. The lot will go quickly not apt to last the week out.
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Grim Reaper Death
Mwe
Withaus Sormill
Princess Anne County
Marshall
California Fig Syrup Co
Boush Street
College Place
Cumberland Street
Falkland
York Street
Bute Street
Granby Street
Mariner Street
Duke Street
Riely
Fenchurch Street
York
Charlotte Street
Dartmouth Street
Cor James and Tigh
Church Street
Water Street
Gladston Hotel
West Market Busuness
Norfolk, v
T. F. Rogers
Columbia Building
Reno
York Place
Gave Street
Windsor Avenue
Urewer Street
Freemason
Albemarle
Plume
Bank
Granby
Commerce
Roanoke Avenues
Roanoke Dock
Commercial Place
Burruss, Son & Co
Bankers
AP Ae
City Gas CO
Plume Street
Ummer
Levy Broz
Armstrong
Fars Furniture and Carpet Company
H. Wertheimer
Hopkins
N.Y. D
Donia
Sunday School Association
Berkley Susmiiny
Michigan
D. P. Reid
Eliza Ford
Ford
H. N. Page
Win
J. Harkey
England
Hanckel
Clifford W. Buckwalter
Awarcineios
Joan 'T
Mr. Coupin
Jo Onne
St. Luke's P. E. Church
Tey
Robert Coupland
Covington, Ky
Jabor
Beecham
Weather Report
Atlantic City
Wazor
Claude Young
G. G. Briggs
Faulkland Street
Wertheimer
Pass
Cooper Marble Works
Bank St
Park Avenue Presbyterian Sunday School
Walters
Eek Tin
Porter-MicNeal Co
Sleambol
Mil
Sunntles
Monticello and
Nortons
J. G. Williams & CO
Charlottesville
G. Williams & Co
Onticello Wind CO
Per A. Russow
Supesinzamay
Amato Vipers
Ore
H. Seelinger
Aibir
S Scott
Straw Harts
Walter J. Simmons & Cos IF
Doyle & Small
MIS
JR. Briggs
Choice Family Groceries
Old Market Square
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