Evangelist Swem completes Suffolk revival at Baptist church
Jezekiah Swem finished two weeks of revival services in Suffolk with strong attendance and about forty to fifty conversions, mostly in the last night. Pastor J F Love will continue the meetings as Swem returns to Washington DC.
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Jezekiah Swem
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Rey. J. F. Love
Washington, D. C
Nansemond County
Thomas H. Barn
County Board of Supervisors
Walter Jordan
George W. Butt
Tiane W. Everett
Él Ward D. Brinkley
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Dr. Barnes
Mith
Armstiise
Annie Rogers
Annie
J . Brewer
Royal Arcanum
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EH Wwies
J. BH. Booker
Hey Dumville
W. HL Bk Galletor
John P. Lotain
T. M.hodges
W. BE. Mrinkles
John C. Smith
Geore
Grip Here Again A Mild Form Of Epidemic Cough
A historical notice describes a recurring grip resembling a stubborn cold, quarantined by a 19th century remedy. It notes onset last month with fever and catarrhal symptoms descending to the throat and lungs, causing persistent coughing. Dr Humphreys 77 is advertised as a cure with pellet form.
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Unclear event notes on lectures and concerts in town
Fragmented item mentions Locke Crweters and Minor Mathers gathering, Wharton return from Graham Noe, and lectures on 'Mursday nicht WE you Wish to make some oime a ser viceably Chlitmains gift. Advertisement for sewing machine by Mr M. WV. Rithardeland and UK agent of the Santhers Wey. Norfolk and Sacysivens paper preview. Ladies societies at Preotsn Street Baptist baren Jottwal Mine. Concert by Signor Cyrgss on the Mumanophone as a feature.
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New Ventitune Announces Credit and Partnerships
A new venture named Ventitune plans to build credit and establish partnerships with Madeira and Guinry Vs. Tennile to set up fret haptlin Vw hiv tlons. Arrangements cover about three parts a year with Wengebbraer Whelr suds helping coordinate. They will host a sale at the Ueto house and invite Keen observers to examine their operations.
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Unclear text from Marine ford incident note
Fragmentary report mentions individuals including Leonel H. Wester and Marie, with references to charges, a vehicle, and an arrest. The legible content is incomplete and does not provide a clear sequence, location, date, or outcome.
Labor delegates named to Central Union from local charter
A fragmented notice lists delegates A W Jennings GL Holling and others to attend a Central Labor Union meeting. It notes the charter is hands and has been appropriated. The item reflects a labor movement event with names and a scheduled future gathering.
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Arrests Reported in Saturday Incident List
Saturday report lists individuals detained on suspicion of highway robbery and related crimes. Conga Johnson, arrested by officer Fentress, faces charges on highway robbery suspicions. Richard Smith, described as colored, arrested for cutting Riles Pielis. Gussie Sawyer, colored, arrested by officer Woodhouse for stealing and felonious assaulting D W Wilson with a knife.
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Oniver Fentress
Richard Smith
Gussie Sawyer
Byifleer Woodhouse
Wlen
D. W. Wilson
Professor Hoerner Lauded by American Guild of Organists
Professor Anton FP Koernér honored with invitation to join as founder of the Guild of American Organists headquartered in New York. See Dr. Week about eye care with guaranteed glasses prescribed.
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Guild of American Organists
New York
Holidays Turn Gay With Many Dances Week After Next
Norfolk society buzzes over a festive sequence of dances and visits during the Christmas week. Notable events include the Great Bridge Anniversary and a grand German at Chamberlain's Water in Old Point Comfort. Distinguished guests arrive in Norfolk, with receptions and dinners honoring guests such as Mrs. John Greahim and Mrs. Darwin Fenno.
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Sallie Walker
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Mlontetiere
Market Prices and Household Provisions Report
Norfolk prices show provisions market strength with pork, hams, and lard steady. Meats and seafood fluctuating with mackerel, herring, and cod. fresh dairy and butter rising, while grains and produce list mixed futures and regional rates across multiple suppliers and regions.
Shipping News Item From An Unclear Ledger
Shipping notices list cargoes and consignments to William Lamb & Co with various vessels and destinations. Items include coal shipments to Bremen and Rosterdam, and names such as Aiunigans Coxgrove Malby Phila Helphia Hecht and Eva L Perris. The brief fragments indicate parties, cargoes, and routes but lack complete details.
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Helphia
Hecht
William Lamb & Co
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Holman
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Rosterdam
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Stevens
New Haven
James Davidson
Rankin
New
Richmond Harbor Ship Movements Include Coal and Lumber Arrivals
The PT fleet reports arrivals and clearances at Port of New York and Norfolk with coal, phosphate rock, lumber, and various schooners and tugs in tow. Vessels include the Viking, North Cambria, Shenandoah, and North Carolina bound for Providence Baltimore and New Haven. several ships cleared for Liverpool and Newport News amid a busy December slate.
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Unsettled Weather and Cotton Market Shifts
Unsettled weather in the cotton belt sees Liverpool cotton futures down 12 to as futures rise 1 to 2 points, closing steady. World cotton supply stands at 48,716 bales versus 11,906,600 last year, with weekly U.S. increases of 80,737 bales. New York futures slip four points while Orleans futures fall six points. spot cotton remains unsettled.
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Orleans
Weekly Cotton Receipts and Stocks for New Orleans
Receipts estimated for Monday range from 15 000 to 17 000 bales with New Orleans totals at 429 024. Against WAT last year and 26 831 in 1844. Interior towns yesterday received 15 541 bales, compared with 11 540 bales last year and 26 405 bales in 1844. Stocks show a loss of 2 727 bales.
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Bay Mare Expected to Return to Newport News Monday
Newport News December 12 special reports a bay mare anticipated back in town Monday after several days away due to cold in the northern cities. The local WCTU branch plans to move Mr George Playford injured by the falling scaffold from the Pineh building to Dixie Hospital. A Casino Lodge No 147 dance at the OWL Dominion gathering drew a large crowd and extended late into the night. Rev W R Motley to address a Sunday mens meeting at the YM YW rooms. British steamships Oceania and Shekle landed sailors yesterday, linked to United States Shipping Co. A reception honored Rev and Mrs J P Ribble hosted by Episcopal leaders, as the rector and bride were welcomed home.
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George Playford
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J.P. Ribble
Menarcers
Episcopal Congregation
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Nurses Meeting To Review City Trained Nurse Report
The City Union of the King's Daughters will meet in Hipworth church lecture room Tuesday afternoon at four to hear the Nurse Committee report on the trained nurse for the sick poor. Members asked to contribute monthly or yearly subscriptions to Mrs Caldwell Hardy, 109 Granby Street.
A Timely Friend Relief Oil Remedy Ad
A dated testimonial promotes Salvation Oil as a timely remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and pains. Jno M Gall of Ashland Virginia reports ankle rheumatism relief swelling reduction and pain cure after using Salvation Oil. Available at Macy Hey Macy and Heispand's drug stores in Atlantic City with address details.
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