Small City Police Court Docket Shifts Through Colorful Case Load
Justice Tomlin disposed of a mixed docket. Cephas Johnson alias George Stuyton was fined and jailed for stealing a barrel of oil from the Norfolk and Southern railroad. Rioberta Burnett was fined and jailed for child sustenance failure. Halstead was fined for assault. another trespass case was dismissed. Nottingham faced a pistol charge, left town, and did not appear. Larceny cases involving Patterson and Bushnell were dismissed. Ben Foster was discharged after a hearing in a death-related case. Virgie Buxton was sent to the grand jury for breaking and stealing clothing. A separate incident saw Buxton jailed six months for another theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlin
Cephas Johnson
George Stuyton
Norfolk and Southern Railroad Company
Rioberta Burnett
B. BR. Halstead
Joseph R. Lindsley
J. R. Lindsley
B. GB. Halstead
Thomas Nottingham
Jn Coat
J. Patterson
George Bushnell
Ben Foster
Frank Whitehurst
P. J. Morris
Virgie Buxton
Minnie Wilson
Pulaski Street
Buxton
Lucy Poster
Queen Street
Court of Laws and Chancery
W. T. Webb
Tweddett
East River Steel
Athantle City
J. M. Keeling
Tena
M. W
Olney Road
J. M. Keelling
Riani
Small
Eliza H. Smatl
United States Court
Barstad
Mirch
de Marriol
Horsburge
Linn
Cook
John Andersen
United States
United States Marechal
Witnesets
Supreme Court of Appeals
Andersen
Stenship
Santiago de Cuba
Mackengle
Strathay
United States Marshal
Publica tions Received and January Magazines Noted
The New Year issue of Godey’s Magazine features new scripts and seven other stories including The Wimpled Mail of Nantucket and The Light of Persistan, with strong illustrations. Outing collects Canadian Winter Pastures and Tarpon Fishing in Florida among others. Cosmopolitan offers The Real Klondike and From Out of the Shadow. Farm and Garden Monthly notes Roden’s Corner and The New Northwest. Virginian records calendars from George W. Taylor, fire insurance agent.
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Gopdey's
Godey's
Nantucket
Persistan
George C. Lay
Inn
Jin Jamies
Florida
Jack Freet
Klondike
Runkelstein
Stone Riv
New Northwest
Hearper & Brothers
The
Virginian
George W. Teylon
NORPOLE CANDY KITCHEN ADVERTISEMENT AND SHOE STORE SALE
An old newspaper fragment advertises NORPOLE CANDY KITCHEN selling fresh candies from 8 to 60 cents per pound and notes a weekly special at Heller's Shoe Store 64 Bank Street opposite the Courthouse with ladies felt slippers and various rubber boots and shoes on sale.
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Norpole Candy Kitchen
Heller's Shoe Store
Bank Street
Courthouse
Amusements at the Academy Offer Varied Shows
The Academy of Music presents Dodge n Trip to New York with Men shaw and May Ten Broeck today in two performances. Darkest America features a large South-dance contest, Carmen and Never Again are scheduled, plus a Star Theatre matinee draw and a rich vaudeville and film program upcoming.
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Academy
Dodge
New York
John E. Menshaw
May ‘Ten Broeck
Academy of Music
Averlica
Ith
John W. Vogel
America
South
Boston Daily Advertiser
Mise Rosvbell Morrison
Bizet
Therr
Noture
Chicago
Star Theatre
Texas
Amd
Exatin
Meath
Holmes and Wolmes
Laurel Sisters
Tew Rawlings
Littie Fisie
Marlinettas
Dawson
Gilbert
Aketch
Jones
Academy of Music Building
The Coming Woman and Remedies Featured in Ad Pages
An advertising page discusses the New Woman and home makers as health sufferers with complaints like loss of appetite and headaches. It promotes Electric Thiters and Riverine Billers as remedies, touting relief for nervous and female troubles. The page also promotes fur, jewelry, and clothing items from local merchants with price cuts and new designs.
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Dirmen
Mamin
Ancient Indian Burial Ground Discovered Near Santa Barbara Fort Site
Archaeologists uncover an ancient Indian burial ground beneath a Santa Barbara hillside near Castle Point and the Dibblee mansion. Louis G. Dreyfus leads excavations revealing crumbled bones, primitive stone tools, shell beads, and a growing prehistoric collection.
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Santa Barbara
Castle Point
Righ Iand
Dibblee
Louis G. Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Toc
Jon
The Rot Ferland read in Monthly Record
The reading article from the Monthly Record, published at the State prison, carries a religious tone and offers five conduct rules. Author No 18 H outlines living principles such as health and appetite, being busy, forgetting self, avoiding self pity, and trusting in God to ease life’s bitterness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monthly Record
Rotferland
Hartford Courant
Gai
NO LUCK IN HORSE SHOTS ON Greenwich STREET
A truck driver on Greenwich Street New York battles superstition about horse shoes. A load of discarded shoes spilled when a street board fell damaging his wagon and injuring his foot. A passing car struck the rim, breaking spokes and forcing a return home where three of his children are sick with the menstrual illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Street
New York City
Nowrek
Fricht
Uhrawlie Bln
Infidelity and Lost Faith Amid Desert Shadows
A meditation on infidelity and the erosion of virtue and belief, describing a wasteland of mortal limits and unknowable infinity. It frames a man’s loss of God as a fall from grace and a quest for light in a night of despair. Two young women, Annie and Mary Wilson, in Wilmington, New Jersey, are noted for splitting rails and extracting pit posts, doing all the work themselves with apparent ease.
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Tuiman
Annie
Mary Wilson
Wilmording
N. J
Charity and fashion blur as verse and millinery mingle
A fragment mixes a eulogy for Harry Harrington with fashion notes on black velvet ribbons, Chantilly lace, jet trims, and elaborate bonnets. It describes blouses, straps of jet net, and jeweled decorations, ending with a stylish bonnet described at length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cevenloe
Funeral notices and local incidents fill city page
A prayer meeting is planned at Christian Memorial Temple and funeral services were held for L C Ashburn at Pack Avenue Baptist Church. A house fire on North Street caused about 1000 damage to one home and partial damage to a nearby house. Reports of residents traveling for Christmas visit relatives and a weather comment closes with a rural note from St Louis Chronicle.
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Christhin Memorial Temple
J. J. Hall
D. D
L. C. Ashburn
Pack Avenue Baptist Church
Elmwood
Yestenbie
City Pro Department
AL Poster
Tire Department
Wayner
Prooklyn
Riehme
Disparch
Kentucky
St. Louis
Dr Humphreys Medicine Ad Readers urged to request drug
An old advertisement urges druggists or customers to ask for Dr. Humphreys Medicine Company remedies for all diseases price and availability. It promotes mail order and states the medicine is sent free. The ad lists New York as the company location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
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Mepie
Guenta
Manent Pos
Phila
Sélis
Az Familly
Cincinnati
Yhia
del Sa
CSS SS
Globd CO
Chestnut’ Street
Philacinta
Marri
Campbell
W. Bhafer
Berkley
B. Campbell
KL. Grontr
Bute Street
Maple Avenue
Pinance
Church Street
New Phone
Jol. Morris & Co
Anna Giering
Baltimore St
Baltimore
Mid
Chichester
Mellaule
Newport News
Twenty-Third Street
Virginian Office
Norfolk Mortgage Loan Company
W. H. Hopheimer
Main Ayrach, Moritz
Elias Ball
Roulton Costum
Coffe
Roqueford
Edam
Utter
Merida
Royal Patent
Halston Health Club
Smithfield
Alifornia
J. BR. Briggs
Memphis
Fora
Railors
Medien
Momi
Roeye
J Maakén
ROYAL
HOVAS
Muret
Alvo
Walter J. Simmons & CO
Citron
Norfolk
Towell & Co
CAPS
Dole & Wallace
Malin Street
the Gate Jewelry Co
Frank Is
Gale
London
Rudolph & Wallace
Main Street
Orbie
Taylor
Tennessen
Clovernor
Seftler Spheres
Harry Harrington
Deas Actessorien
Dea Mleton
Hattie Renins
Harry
Richmond
Wilestay Avenue
Waddlil
Child
Behkies
Willoughby Avenue
Hubert A. Walton
M. J. Walton
Claiborne Avenue
Meg
Main ST
Fred. B. Stevens
William Stevens
Nain Street
Gamage & Waller Sale Agents
Induries
Plume Sr
Cer
Randolph
Southern Ri
Norfolk, Va
Lemul Haliday
Orrivini Ag
tUhat
Common Council
James L. Winston
Select Council
Ibi
Toste
Wersan
Hhord
Irwin’s Express Company NO
Water Street
Mrs. Winslow
Oo. R. Whitehurst Stock
Hume-Minor Co
the Angelus
Vas
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