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Newspaper

Norfolk Virginian

Location

Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1896

Page

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Hoke Smith’s Reply to Augusta Bryan and Sewall Meeting

Secretary of the Interior Hoke Smith informs Augusta Democrats that he will support the National Democratic nominees Bryan and Sewall. He states that party unity extends beyond the financial question, urges Democrats to back the ticket, and notes his eventual return to Georgia to aid Democratic success despite not attending the ratification event.

Augusta Hoke Smith Interior Sewall Democratic Party Georgliast National Democratic Bryan Chicago Te Can Starcely Georgia

National Democratic Committee to base HQ in Chicago

Washington Aug 1 The National Democratic committee to establish headquarters in Chicago with a branch in Washington City A campaign committee has been named including John R McLean D T Campau J D Johnson Clark Howell G B Smalley and Gahan Norris to assist as assistant treasurer Plans call for the executive committee to be named later Chairman Faulkner said the campaign book would be ready within three days after Bryan accepts the letter and the party awaits further steps from national leaders

National Democratic Washington Jones National Democratic Committee Chicago Washington City John R. McbLean Ohio D. T. Campau Michigan J. D. Johnson Kansas Clark Howell Georgia GB. B. Smalley Vermont Gahan Hainess J. I. Norris Democratic National Committee Gorman Flo Ag &A National Committee Neike Faulkner Congressional Computen Committee Natonal Democratic Committee Bryan

National Democratic Clubs Plan Quincy Convention

Chauncey Black, president of the National Association of Democratic Clubs, issues a call for the second quadrennial convention to meet in St. Louis on September 30. Each club earns one delegate per ten members, up to five. larger state associations gain eleven delegates at large. The drive seeks Bryan Sewall support and cooperative enrollment.

Washington Chauncey Black National Association of Democratic Clubs St. Louis District of Columbia Bryan and Sewall

Democratic clubs urged for nationwide organization

Organized Bryan clubs are invited to escort delegates to the city and convention hall with reserved accommodations for bodies outside delegate seating. Parades mass meetings and entertainments will be run by St Louis committees with the Executive Committee of the association. A letter from Senator Jones dated August 15 urges rapid club organization in every township ward and across states to bolster the Democratic party. The Jacksonville note reports a filibuster trip to Cuba by the Three Friends and Cuba-bound boats with armed men, amid naval patrols and interceptions near Mayport and Charleston.

St. Louis Jones Chauncey F. Black Democratic Party Selmon Jacksonville Fla Cuba Trey St. Johns Bar United States Footwell Kilgore Aieutenant Tola Broward New York Charleston Tve Mayport Boutwell J. J. Romero Golag Colfax Commodore

Train wreck near Ravensworth blamed on vandals

The Chesapeake and Ohio train from Washington derailed after an open switch south of Ravensworth, injuring one lightly. Vandals reportedly pried the switch, removed the signal, and fired at a flagman while attempting further crimes. The engineer noticed missing switch lights, slowed the Jacksonville Express, and no major damage occurred beyond minor injuries.

Washington Aug Chesa Peake and Ohio Here Southern Railroad Jacksonville Ravensworth B.S. Coffman

Odd Fellows plan new encampment in city

An effort among the Odd Wellows to establish a new encampment here is under way. Deputy Grand Master W. A. Woodhouse of Columbia Lodge has considered the plan for days and hopes to inaugurate the movement in the new year. If successful, 110 to 200 members may join from city lodges, possibly leading to a new temple on Granby street to replace the inadequate Church Street headquarters.

Odd Wellows W. A. Woodhouse Columbia Lodge Odd Fellows Church Street Granby Street

Norfolk social season notes at Virginia Beach and nearby resorts

A Norfolk chronicle lists departures and guests for the height of summer in Virginia Beach and surrounding spots. Miss Helen Gould of Baltimore hosts at Mrs Pollard s cottage. many locals and visitors travel to the White Sulphur Springs. Crockett s in Crockett s Va and Ocean View Cottage host gatherings. a grand wall at White Sulphur Springs on the 17th is anticipated. itineraries include trips to Buffalo Lithia Springs and visits to Washington City.

Norfolk Helen Gould Baltimore Mrs. Pollard Virginia Beach Jennie Prichard Petersburg

Princess Anne Excitement Over Attempted Assault

A young Black man attempted to assault a young woman in Bayside Princess Anne County last Wednesday. Neighbors rescued her. the man was arrested, tried before a magistrate, and committed to jail. The incident sparked countywide indignation. Also noted is a literary plug for Paul Bourget’s A Living Lie translated by John De Villiers, advertised as for sale at Nusbaum's on Malin Street.

Bayside Princess Anne County Jalil Paul Bourget John de Villiers Nusbaum Malin Street

Treasury reports gold reserve and bank failure in Texas

Washington August 15 The Treasury gold reserve at close of business today stood at 106,070,056 dollars. Withdrawals amounted to 41,700 dollars. The Citizens National Bank of San Angelo Texas with capital 100,000 dollars has failed. Its liabilities are 72,000 dollars and its capital is impaired. Hank Examiner Ganner has been placed in charge.

Washington Treasury Citizens’ National Bank of San Angelo Texas Hank Examiner Ganner

Modern shipyard rises on Berkeley side of river

A new marine railway yard by William A Graves Jr replaces the old Graves shipyard bought by Old Dominion. The Berkeley side facility features a modern, complete complex with advanced machinery and a railway delivering ships from the water swiftly with powerful engines, marking a shift from the older plant.

New Marine Railway William A. Graves & Con Jerhioy Old Dominion Steamship Company W. A. Graves & Co Buslinves Willam A. Graves Confederate States Vesikely Sindy William A. Graves Graves iUme Waboth

Bryan party departs New York amid crowd of supporters

Mr and Mrs Bryan leave New York by the Wat Cre ton Jocal for Trvinkton on the Tudison amid a large gathering of about 150 people. Guests include J Brisbane Walther and Mr Sewall. plans for their travel and Maine visit follow the CAMPAIEN committee schedule.

New York Pid Bryan Wat Creton Jocal New York Central Maine Brytheo Wort Hook Duchess Waimty Bryn Mi.ryan Mer St. John's House Uryan

English bred colt wins richest stake at Ogden track

Marcus Tialy s English bred colt Oyen wins the ninth Futurity Stakes at Ogden by a length and a half from Ornament and Rodermond. Time 1:10.0, a Futurity record, in front of a fashionable sea-side crowd as warm winds and steady breeze mark the event day.

Ave. 1 Marcus Tialy Oyen Dy Kilwatlin Ogden Mudertites Sat Tiberville Wretorn Oeden

Trial of Simonton Case Questions Railroad Rates

Prominent railroad figures attended the Greenville session as Jutee Simonton argued whether a federal court may enjoin railways from enforcing large rate cuts. A restraining order bars Seaboard Air Line from a 23.19 per cut and blocks an 80 percent reduction plan by the Southern States Prelpice Association. Port Royal and Augusta Railroad leads the suit with broad railroad interests involved. In Beverly Massachusetts a church fire at St Marys Catholic Church caused injuries to firemen and total loss estimated at about 25000 dollars.

Jutee Simonton Famone S.A. L. Tojomotion Greenville 8. C Ave Lees Bouth Caroling United States Seaheard Air Line Southern States Prelpice Association Seaboard Air Line Port Royal and Augusta

Democratic Campaign Literature Ready for Distribution in Virginia

A Special report from Richmond notes Democratic campaign literature to be posted statewide. Secretary James Brady and Asa Hoppers oversee material including Bryan speeches and state maps showing silver claim states. Captain Lamb submitted funds. the city committee will decide if his name remains on the ballot. The primary is set for next Thursday with prospective bids from Wise and gold Democrats.

Wedmond Aue Surrey Uitters James D. Brady Cameralin Committee Asa Hoppers Musee It J. Walker Wikistat Norfolk Bank Walker Richmond Tazewell Ichett Lamb Vier Richard Bk Trew Congress Bryn Sewall Mr. Wise Conkivss Wite Genth Bryan House Cy Democratic Committee Meni Capt John Lamb

National Encampment Of Grand Army Of The Republic

Speecan The National Docampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held on the 1st of next month in St. Paul Minnesota and continue three or four days. It is expected at least a dozen Army men from the department will attend.

Metersburg Speecan Grand Army of the Republic St. Paul Mian Land Welss Emporia Greansville Virginia North Carolina EL. Pell Richmond Plin Washington Street M. i Timothy Prince George County A. PD. Harding Staten Island

Abduction Charge Stuns Suffolk as 16-Year-Old Recovered

In Suffolk near Buckhorn Constable Branch arrested Edward Chappell on a warrant for abducting 16 year old Kathe Wood Jones in April 1895 from Southampton County. The girl’s father Lewis Jones traveled twenty miles to urge the arrest. Chappell to be taken to Franklin for a preliminary hearing before Justice A. A. Holland. Local notices include obituary of Mr. Yaiels H. Rawles and assorted city news.

Pather Chili Suffolk Kathe Wood Jones Edward Chappell Buckhorn Constable Branch Southampton County Chapell Lower Parish Norfolk County Portsmouth Lewis Jones Southampton Wis Araneh Nansemond Buehkhort Ivehior Chappell Pranklin A. A. Holland Vendrable Cipzen Gontr Yaiels HH. Rawles Buffolk Holliday Street A. Rawles Hal Faller P. O. Mawles East Wash- Inston Street Benjamin Rawles Suffolk and Carolina D. B. Austin Beech Street M. 1 Thurch Opelating Cedar Ful Cemetery Pallaia Alpert Trugry Frise W.W. W. Ballard Virginiaesi i Ies Wilteland Washington Square Agamin Stent Miles Rush Maude Moon Tree R. WH. Rawles Waien Waa Nerth Rawles Richmond George B. Johnson Tom Seenintor Constable Matthews Lower Virginia Bracey and Wit J. Causey James L. Morris Windsor Crewe B. Augin J. C. Cheatham M.m. Churan Danville J. B. Booker Myrtle S. Louis Jesse Whitley Western City

Mrs Parnell Saile sails for indefinite England stay

Mrs Della 8 Parnell of Philadelphia departs August 15 for Liverpool to visit her daughter and grandchildren. She is described as very feeble and will remain in England for an unspecified period. Governor Stone of Missouri visits Boston Parker House on August 15.

Parnell Saile Philadelphia Della Parnell Liverpool England Tone Boston Governor Stone Missouri Parker House

Fleet to meet Li Hung Chang at Tompkinsville parade

The North Atlantic Squadron under Admiral Francis M. Buné weighs anchor after a six day layover at Hapt Roads and sails to rendezvous off Tompkinsville. The New York and Raleigh join soon. Maine and Texas miss the departure but may catch up later. Magell to follow. ships to assemble for Li Hung Chang review and a later parade.

North Atlantic Squadro Francis M. Bune Raleigh New York Maine Texas Tompkinsville Li Hune Chang Bloulh Island Chesapeake Indiana Amphitrite Newark Cincinnati Columbia Mag Sachusella Meywe Bort Staten Island Department Li Hung Chang

Moonlight Excursion for Pocahontas Infant Sanitarium

Pocahontas Council No 493 Royal Arcanum votes to host an early moonlight excursion to aid the Virginia Seaside Hospital Infant Sanitarium. A working committee and ondersteuners will organize a charity event with tickets and other forms of help from busy men and supporters. further details to follow.

Pocahontas Connell R.A Virginia Indies Pocahontas Royal Arcanum Wory &N

Levy Bros Modern Bargain Store sale notice

Advertising a liquidation sale at Levy Bros 14 Mat street featuring low prices on fabrics calicoes dimity lawns tablecloths hose handkerchiefs sweaters rugs and napkins with items priced per yard and per piece including 6c yard 12%6c yard 25e 49c and 26c quantities framed as a selling out event.

Lfc Hermadort Hoses Fc I Levy Bros Mat Street

Southern Railway Reflects Summer Excursion to Mountain Resorts

Travel offices announce summer excursion tickets to Wes North Carolina and Tennessee resorts including Asheville and Hot Springs. Tickets via Southern Railway, 63 Main Street, Atlantic Botarm, William Henry Tayloe as district passenger and ticket agent.

Southern Railway Wes North Carolina Toast Tennes Asheville Hot Springs N. Gy Land of the Sky Southern Main Street Atlantic Botarm William Henry Tayloe Etiay

Fragmentary notice on travel and staff audition at Atlantic Hotel

A garbled OCR entry mentions travel routes to Baltimore via Norfolk and a request to apply for formation at the Atlantic Hotel. It includes a name and scattered contact hints but lacks clear dates or actionable details.

Wey Tinkete Point Baltimore Batimore Nortok Norfolk Jackson Stra Lindiayers Kinket Jpineet Atlantic Hote William Henr

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