Norfolk Wins Thrilling Three-Game Street-Beat Over Lynchburg
Norfolk defeats Lynchburg 7 to 3 in the latest game as Planmiller shines with sharp pitching and fielding. McFarland struggles, while Armstrong and Wentz pace the locals with strong defense and timely hits.
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Norfolk
Planmiller
Leahy
Turner
Tommy
McFarland
Gulls
Lynchburg
Fear
Reddy
Sten
Grove
C. McFarren
Smith
Armstrong
Wentz
Davis
St. Bears
A. B. Chaya
CG. McFarlan
AJ MecParlan
Daving B
Hamp
Pfammiller, P
Ab.r.bh.po
A. B. Leahy
Biecc
GS OU Breen
O Grove
L. F
O Turner
Smith H
Little
Nicklin
McFarlan
A. McFarlan
Cleve
Bmilth
Boze
Balle
Pranmiller
McParland
Portamonth
Loosen
Roanoke
Stoanoke
Portsmouth
Berkley Police and Local News Chronicle
In Berkley yesterday Sergeant Rudd warned Dr. BFP White about speeding through streets. White faced arrest threats, posted bond, and a warrant for unlawful arrest was issued against Sgt. Rudd. Also, George L. Thompson married Miss Laura E. Perry, and local heat incidents affected railroad and postal staff. The town council planned a meeting and lamp issues continued at Mulberry and Pine streets.
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Rudd
Bfp White
Norfolk
Streens
Chestnut Street
Oliver Me Chou
Justicee JA. Wood
Liberty Street
Budd
Town
Sermeant
Omeer
McChond
Todd
Mewgerees Darkly
Wallace's Corner
Howe
Wood
Mra. Thompson
George W. Mansfield
Staboard and
Roanoke
Dorothea
Howard Bell
Counell
Mulberry and
Pine Streets
Wathaway
Labor unity grows despite divisions in Massachusetts
A Worcester Massachusetts convention shows a unified labor front representing many wage earners statewide. Editors argue organized labor is here to stay and must be led by prudent, capable leaders to advance workers' rights and wages while remaining fair to employers.
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Worchester
Maes
Massachusetts
Laborine Nieves
Worcester
Boston
United
Gurblind Podsway
Aera
Johor 14
Mra
Portington
Atlanta Journal
Married in Suffolk as Henry Croll Jr Weds Miss Thompson
The Thompson home on Pinner Street hosted a wedding for Miss Bessie L Thompson and Mr Henry Croll Jr of Saginaw Michigan. The ceremony was by Dr W L W Bruley with Miss Belle Thompson maid of honor and a reception followed before the couple leaves for a bridal tour and residence in Saginaw.
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Suffolk
Specia
John M. Thompson
Pinner Street
Bessie L. Thompson
Denry Croll, Jr
Saxmaw
Mich
WL W. Bruley
D. D
Cheris- Han
Mrr
Paul Croll
Sage Inaw
Wrother
Broom
M Belle Thompson
Akered
H ~ Theater
Mise Maury Saunders
L. W. Caulk
Litile
Marriet
Grace ‘Thompson
Barbara Wood
Mra. Croll
Norfolk and Western
Baginaw
Crota
Amon
Merle
Emma Kraus
Saginaw, Mich
Magnolla
Conatable Matthews
Norfolk
George Whilima
Levy Ricks
Gar
Everetts
Ricks
Va. S. Bley
Tracilprs
Darvie
William Toward
Vallee Court
M. A.T. Weyhman
Hmma Jane Jordan
West Juricho
John Jones
Roberts
Elner Thomas
Kuiper
Scott
Newport News City Council Advances Police Hire and Elections Plan
The Newport News council discussed an ordinance to add four regular police officers and raise the chief’s salary to 70 per month and the sergeant to 60 per month. They instructed the Commonwealth's Attorney to draft a tag tax disposition ordinance and reviewed a cost report for a temporary and permanent firehouse. The meeting covered school board election officers, labor on streets, and a $4 per day election pay.
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Newport News
Connell
Board of Police Commissioners
Commonwealth
Melaughlin
Tendon Streets
iKkenton
Robinson
Kenton
Lrst
J. RR
Perry
W. V. Dean
Dees
Third
T. RR. Mouring
A. T .Coles
Carmine
Mourth
Tow
Boyenton
Judies
Ployd Hudgins
Eerie
Pith
W.oc. Stuart
A. L. Maga
Todos
A. HM. Venley
Sixth
J.S. Miller
T. J. Fenton
T. Doyle
Bryan the Eloquent Concludes Dabbling in Silver Policy Debates
Fragmented remarks argue against Secretary’s stance on currency and bonds, defending bimetallism and silver as a monetary standard. The speaker claims executive actions expand bond issuance and press for free coinage to protect people’s interests and stabilize prices.
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Treasury
United States
Haat
Londa
Fegar
Linen Crash and Quilts Bargain Advertisement
Foun Vonterot offers three thousand yards of heavy linen crash at a yard rate. Extra large quilts sell for 99 cents to 1.25 dollars, with a limited supply of thirty. Promptness advised for home use and quick orders.
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Barnsley
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Autt
MecFarland
Richmond
Petersburg
Hampton
McNamara
Ramp
Jocko
Daily Virginian
State League
J. M. McLaughlin
Petersbure
Poere
Staiisdale
Foster
Hullman
Vetter
Nou B
Coons
Willams
Boyd
R. TH
Latteries
Pulde
Wht
Quarles
Wilson
P. Ww
Norfolk Weseel
Berkley
Brlelan
Vpolitische Correspondenz
St. Petersburg
Siberia
Gen. Duchovskii
Hood
Wedigck
Tigers
Magnolia Westerdy
Morgan
Beck
SchVolk
Magnolia
Thor Himtens
J. Rielly
R. Murphy
Mudees
Johny Greenhind
Read
Messia, Herman
Lindsey& Edwards
Washington Avenue
Assion
William Hobbs
Berue Smith
George W. Wood
Mary Cuffey
Mary Ryler
O. McCulloch
Charles Norman
Jolie
Lucy Bowl
Ivey Wavenine
Leleen Ip Toediy
Cheyorny
William Thobbs
Albert W. Dawehtrey
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Robert F. Holmes & CO
Malin Street
Rivers
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co
Devonshire St
Aosake St
Chicago
Reade St
No. 7Th St
St. Louis
Ros Water
Denver
Tremont
San Fran
John W. Burrow
Main ST
Old Market Square
Hill Street
PHONE
Bryan
Matt Altain Mt
Erie Medical CO
Duffalo
N.Y
Seaboard
COM
Norfolk, VA
OOD. Wie
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Goodridge
Sec
Direchone Tone de Roper
M. Hughes
F ‘Ntress
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Arps
Ph Oonovan
Anewell Taylor
Q. Collin White
W. W. Perry
P. Andre
A. Dodson
A! Rherwood
Grin
George Harrett
Henry “Kipn
Anti Act
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Blackwell
Fauntleroy
Watt, Rettew & Clay
Cannon Ball Clothing Compy
G. S. Briggs
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