Our Wood and Coal Company Ad Promises Low Prices
An advertisement from Our Wood and Coal Company, corner Henry and Chapel streets, promotes wood at $6 per cord and coal at low prices. It claims prompt delivery and asks for patronage, cites a 202 postal address, and mentions a prominent local lumberman’s wife suffering rheumatic pain. Also touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as relief for rheumatic pain.
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Wool and Coal Company
Henry and
Chapel Streets
Allenton
Wood and Coal Company
J. Nolingon
Iartwick
N. Vy
Ms. Robinson Bays
O Chamberlain
St. Forele
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Unheralded Storm Disrupts Coastal City Traffic
A sudden powerful storm battered the area yesterday causing downed wires and poles, flooded streets, and disrupted trains, ferries, and mail service. Street cars faced debris and high winds while officials reported hazardous conditions across Hampton Roads and nearby districts.
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Monticello hotel site shows large water flooding after debris collapse
The passage describes flooded areas around the Monticello hotel foundation with a big lake at the Bank and Cove streets corner and a pond near the station-house. It notes pile drivers at the site and water spreading through the city’s wet areas, creating multiple ponds and obstructing streets.
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Monticello
Bank
Cove
Avon
Local Notes Highlight Strange Gatherings and Public Talks
A cluttered chronicle lists community happenings from Norfolk area, including a smoker at the Lee Rites, a talk on overhead and underground wires by Professor Growidl, and a weather-delayed Cumberland Street church event. Also noted are roadwork on the Ribble property bulkhead, plans for a March 4 Cadet Court reception, and medical ad offers from Dr Greene offering free initial consultations by letter.
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Festival Hall
Brambleton
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Tnt
Drugelets
Chichester Chemical Co
Pilindelphia
Norfolk
LO. Hoggard
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Princess Anne Chronicle
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West
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Lee Rites
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Hl. H. Mitchell
Cumberland Street
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Incoherent OCR fragment from Cov Oh election note
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Unclear historic committee meeting message
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Mournful Obituary Note From Terse Sotho Ledger
A fragmentary obituary notice from a Sotho language source memorializes Hane Joan Somntis. Details are sparse but indicate a mourning record for a named individual with expected dates and local context.
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Joan Somntis
OF HUMAN INTEREST Concluded on the Norfolk banking scene
The narrative outlines widespread business failures and the long history of the Merchants and Mechanic National Bank in Norfolk. It details the bank’s evolution from the early days, changes in the street name, and lists executives and notable figures associated with its operations, highlighting a period of reform and endurance through war and disease.
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Mortants
Bimechanic National Bank
Virginis
Borruss, Son & Co
Boehted
Mariners
Tie Brat Nuationil
Agi
Marine Bank
Berlain & P
Nba
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Freedom Fight Note From Thunher Describes Dire Situation
A circulated note attributed to Thunher claims several methods used by operatives to terrorize people during the period surrounding the assassination of Mircea Ox. The text outlines alleged threats and coercive tactics in the broader circle.
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Mircea
Strong Plea for COA In Columbus Press Issue
A dense OCR fragment argues for citizens to act next Friday in behalf of a campaign. It cites political figures and government critique, urging support for a plan or appointment. The piece mentions New York references and calls for unity against alleged conditions and reforms.
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Revolt and Garrison Clash End in Rebels' Defeat
A chaotic uprising described as a revolt against colonial rule culminates in a decisive clash where local rebels are overpowered by garrison forces. The conflict disrupts transport and daily life as troops quell the insurrection and restore order.
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Fragmented OCR reads like garbled local brief
The incomprehensible text appears as a damaged OCR fragment mentioning counties towns and names in a scattered, nonsensical way. No coherent events or clear entities can be identified to form a factual summary.
Shrewd Handkerchief Buying by Soo Miller Firm
SOO Miller Rhoads & Co touts bulk handkerchief purchases with “special” prices and ready cash. The column extols extensive holiday kerchief buys, claiming differences from former purchases and listing numerous items and brands with promotional hype.
Representative Goods and Prices at 210 Church Street Norhatk
Miller and Rhoads advertise drapery and lace goods with prices ranging from 2.48 to 5.38 as options for window displays. The ad offers quilts pillow shams blankets towels and sets with various patterns and fabrics to meet consumer needs. Joseph Brown lists 210 Church Street Norhatk as the contact.
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Joseph Brown
Church Street
Norhatk
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