Summer social season winds down at Virginia Beach
The city notes the close of the season as travelers return from mountains and seashore. Locals and visitors mingle at lawn parties, yacht outings, and dances while residents plan further visits and departures. Notables include Dr. W. E. Driver, Miss Helen Gould, Mrs. Pollard, and many Washington and Richmond guests, with an illuminated garden party benefiting the Old Colonial Church.
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West Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias in 24 hours to Cleveland
QUICK TIME WEST reveals the First Regiment U R K of P Knights from Norfolk Portsmouth and Newport News returned from the Grand Conclave of the Girand Lodge in Cleveland after a 24 hour vestibule train journey. Major George W Weatiley led the unit with J D Potts joining at White Sulphur while Detective Meppel Mas Sornp reports a theft in Portsmouth and a later arrest aboard the Norfolk ferry.
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Newport News
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Norfolk Police Department
Meppel
Edward Mingo
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Obstructing the sidewalk case dismissed in petty legal session
Justice Tomlin disposed of an unimportant docket swiftly. Lena Daniels faced a $100 fine for sidewalk obstruction but unpaid money led to jail. Ed Jones was fined $2 and costs. Rev Felton, the colored evangelist, was arrested for obstructing sidewalks but released with instruction to preach away from crowded streets. Other minor cases included fines for nuisances and breaches of peace. several property transactions and legal notices were noted.
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William Baker
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Main
Bank
Bettie Smith
John Beasley
Arthur Green
Steve Harvell
Edwin Mussell
James Brown
Mike Madden
Bonney
Charley Wilson
Portsmouth
Charges Proposed in German Ritual Dispute at Knights of Pythias Meeting
Opening session of the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias discusses charges against certain members over German Ritual controversy. Report by Grand Chancellor and officers outlines penalties including removal from office, forfeiture of titles, and possible ban from Pythian honors. Action referred for further handling by Kentucky Grand Lodge and National body.
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Supreme Lodge
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Aml
Grand Lodge of
Kentucky
Trwig
Yellerfoss
Gray Lowe
Petiny
Sims
Pastrandhancellor
Labor Day Parade Line of March and Leaders
Chief Marshal Chas G Kizer announces the Labor Day parade route starting at City Hall Avenue and Granby Street, proceeding west to Charottes Bank Main Church Holt Chapel Malin Sprmaneraial Place and returning via Granby to Ocean View. The program lists divisions with marshals and union contingents, city officials, and invited guests. formations take place on Granby Brewer Atlantic streets with a prompt start at 11 o'clock.
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Main
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Clay Hall Avenue
Ocean View
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G. T. Saylor
William Murphy
Thos. Nolan
John Krausse
Columbus Hand
Richmond
W. M. Mayo
J. B. Doherty
Richmond Typographical Union
Medmond Cigarmakers’ Union
Richmond Iron Moulders’ Union
Richmond Tinners' Union
Richmond Snett and Gas-fitters’nion
Richmond Tobacco Workers’ Union
Richmond Clerks
A. M. Fleming
Portsmouth Machinists’ Lodge
D. J. Reardon
Tailors’ Union
P. J. Hellly
Plasterers’ Union
C. J. Harris
Portsmouth Boilermakers’ and Tron Shipbuilders’ Union
James MacConnell
Mirstead
Plumbers
Gus-titters' Union
J. Hopking
Maralin
Mick
Marshal
St. Mary's
Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union
Cotton Screwmen's Association
Mayo
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Lyons
Central Labor Union
George J. Walker
Labor Day Committee
D. Howa
W. Ti
Filresy
Chas
Question of local option in Seaboard District
Interest grows in Seaboard District and Virginia Beach over a local option election. A court petition seeks a special election with antiprohibition forces likely to win amid opposition. A Norfolk to Richmond excursion is planned for September 5 with Senator Thurston addressing Virginia Republicans. The Mottinsey and Hobart Champignon club meets to discuss permanent headquarters and daily operations centered on social features.
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Princess Anne County
Virginia Beach
Woodhouse
Princess Anne
Ita
Norfolk
Richmond
Thurston
Nebraska
Virginia
Mottinsey
Hobart Cimpahonnb
Munter Wools’ Aull
Fenehoreh Street
American Fertilizing Company Stockholders Meet Notice
Norfoska Aus 24 Tsui Ts annual meeting of the stockholders of the American Fertilizing Company will be held at the NOTE TNS office No 3 Atlantic street on Wednesday Sept 0th at 12 o clock M M. Frank E Wilcox secretary.
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Note Tns
Atlantic Street
Prank E, Wilcox
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Weather Report for Virginia and North Carolina
Washington August 29 forecast for Virginia calls for generally fair skies with northeasterly winds becoming variable and slightly warm. North Carolina expects generally fair weather with northeasterly winds and warmer interior conditions. Moon phases listed for August with dates and times, plus U S Department of Agriculture data from Norfolk noting 13 maximum and 70 minimum temperatures, normal 74, rainfall trace in 24 hours and 2.05 since August 1.
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Virginia
North Carolina
U. 8
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Norfolk
J.J. Gray
Maine Or Not Defective In Construction
The Maine, a second class battleship repaired at Norfolk, was once seen as a sister to the Texas but now is rated as an armored cruiser. Rumors of a faulty double bottom were investigated and found baseless, with bolts in the upper skin confirmed as steel.
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Norfolk Navy Yard
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Texas
Navy Yard
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Sas
Gold reserves and import orders amid agri loss report
Washington on August 2 reports cold draws totaling 67500 leaving reserves at 101007. Gold coin import orders reach 2500000. Estimates place Pennsylvania farmers army worm loss at 250000.
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