Bold Burglar Foiled In Suffolk House Break In
A robber tried entering the Suffolk home of W. J. Grean on a late night, but fled when discovered by Mrs. Grean, leav ing the upper room window open. Investigation shows this was an attempted burglary linked to a prior recent break-in. Also reported were a freight wreck on the Carolina Railway near Suffolk with details of the derailed Jocomeline engine and passengers unhurt, and local lodge officers elected for the Equal Y Lodge.
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W. J. Grean
Mio
Barly
Grean
Suffolk
Carolina
Carolina Railyroad
Ibbe
Aebi
Ieee
William ©Rocker
Washington
Gillen Wetross
Geen Lin
Jocomeline
Bally
Filremon
Uroetter
Buffolk
Equality Lorne
Washington Square
Jones
Noble Grand
W. Ty Button
Grant
Johnny
Ebay
Jain
Ben. Dumvilie
Jauuti
Gen. Roberts
Feral
W. P. Troberts
Victoria
Westleh Cotelin
Servien
Suffolk Bietay
Vneland
United States
Meveland
Tha Bend Dent
Wrebington
Haley Weiler
Phares
Passat
Storce
Holly
Jay
Werner
Rot
Hultman
Nievpor News Military Academy
Suto
Seard Road
W. OG. Farrar
FE. W
Portsmouth
Ella. Beale
Ferman
RR. Smithwick
Windsor
N.C
Co. L. Hutchins
Suffolk Yand Carolins
Hig Ald
Harford County
Transportation Costs Highlight Farm Burden and River Trade
A government report notes that farm product values rise while rail and water shipment costs fall on farmers. farmers bear much of big transport costs, affecting total earnings of railroad freight. The piece mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla as a treatment and cites Mrs A H Bley of Berkeley.
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Trond
Vale of Farm
Perfeston
Texas Pluck and a Women’s National Scheme Rises
Miss Anon Snaxwell Joness and Miss Anna Maxwell lead a newly formed Women’s Association for Greater Sarmtogna with plans to influence national policy. The group aims to promote reform, memory of Washington and Mount Vernon, and to push state officials to purchase the Furatorn Springs valley to protect the waters. The movement gathers support from New York meetings and Texas affiliates, with Miss Maxwell and Miles Anni Mirswell as prominent figures.
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Anon Snaxwell Joness
Clencerdag Naratogin
Anna Maxwell Donen
Sarate- B
Wosnan's Association For
Unhs
Baratoei
Mount Vernon
Washington
Wis
Avon
Vyaxwell
Morton
State Legielntaire
Spriapa
Amiel
aArlansos
Sehaelou
Wey
Erie
New York
Tgs
Howe
Heal Oteer
Miles Anni Mirswell Denes
Sareteya
Talveston
Pex
Dyerown
Forsten Hinds
Texas
Chizens
Renee Say
Guy Erree
Carolyn Prl
Auction of Fans and Lace from Mrs. Sarah A. Smith Exhibit
The New York Sun notes a fundraiser at Fairmont Park where fans and lace items from Mrs. Sarah A. Smith of Chito Helphia are sold to support children’s housing. Clear proceeds near $200 with total receipts around $45. The show included a Venetian lace fan, white Venetian point shawl, and other costs, with prices up to $125 for a white fan.
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Joneddn Fawis
Madivgessk
New York Sun
Americrn
Sarah A. Smith
Chito Helphia
Fairmont Park
Tn Als
Smith
Linsenpa
Donohue, Henneberry & Co
Wineburg
Fragmented Goods and Auctions Auction List Amid Confusing OCR
A garbled catalog of items appears in the damaged OCR listing auctions and prices. Mentions of handkerchiefs Venetian paint duchess ties and spoons with references to Washington and Cleveland, plus a golden rod design, hint at a 19th or early 20th century sale scene.
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Washington
Tavias
Martha Washington
Cleveland
Ruth
A Romantic Marriage Amid War Time Oddities
An improbable wartime wedding occurred at a distant hotel as Mr. WW of Bathey and Miss Wedpest joined in matrimony. The tale weaves Civil War era figures, travels, and family trials, including Confederate references and a journey from Virginia to Jackson with festive, if chaotic, proceedings and guests at the Maton Hotel.
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Bathey
Iseleson
Auss
Merindige
Virginia
Ube
Dailey
Boiges
Mo Brey
Wedges
Maton
McDononld
Tides
Counle
Jackson
Substantial support urged for Confederate memorial fund
A New York newspaper note discusses ongoing subscriptions and broad aid for a Confederate memorial project. It highlights contributions from notable figures, calls for regional support across several states, and mentions a planned location and timing for the memorial's completion.
Rough on the Sentry and the Phantom Philanthropy Tale
A garbled wartime report recounts a sentry error and a ruse about a hospital scene. A surgeon inside pretends to treat a wounded man while a larger deception unfolds about a medicine and a supposed swap. The covert plot is exposed as the hospital chest conceals contraband.
Looting for Kens Lroxenta SUie Cath Sank See The New
Fragmentary item describes a location related to looting incidents and contact details. It mentions a gate, wheels, a person named Pramk Fl, and a place labeled 152 Main Surert with unclear context and timing.
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Waeey
Cenr
Semplemon
Ries
John W. Burrow
Argain
Wvnite & Dodson
Main Street
Norfolk, Va
Pabst
Milwaukee
Ag Es
Jie
Enttle Abbey
New Orleans
Este Okra
Asim Iton
Pi Valerie
Atte Botug
Tennerse
Gletriet
Hwividdials
Daadlyidiehs
Yelerin
Thor
Alp Stewart
Brelence
Maite
Marcon Imeretol
Swiller
Senn
Layne
Burke
Retten & Clay
The
Sheriff's Sale
Ai and Granby Streets
Ilelton
Tiersey
Amie
Cannon Ball Clothing Co
Norfolk
Olas
Gohuldivacs
Riendi & Polmes
Gall Nerts
Oteotuine
Wien
Smithfield
Charlotte Stroota
Meads OF Families
Carrs
Queen Avery Matic
Queen Streels
GG & Bri Gans
Falkland and
Charlotte
Sts
Down Town
Commerce St
Kens Lroxenta
Pocoicg
CF Chistes Tee
Cohn
Ted Sin Coasty Mead
COAL
Woon
Russell Creek
Rottingham & Wrenn Co
Wood & Coal
Erayronwr
Ant Whit
Shavon
Ted Wow
Bali
Geo. W. Taylor & Co
Grady
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Yas
Caleiial Plaster
Paris
Batcheldor & Gallins
Cathiin
Wetton
Reilly
Vardy
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