WORKINGMEN PROTEST AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Norfolk and Portsmouth nominees selected in a local meeting with Fairless from Portsmouth and Etzer elected from Norfolk. Transportation pledged for the committee and funds to be raised. Atlantic Co. No. 1 elected officers including Knight Captain, Lieutenant, Second Lieutenant, Recorder, Treasurer, and a fine display noted of the hall and dining.
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Norfolk County
W. H. Fairless
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Martin
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Hwang Jost
George B. Bowden
Chris, G. Etzer
Norte
Jno A. McDonald
W. A. Young
Ion
Wraa
Young
Washington
Atlantic Co. No. L
Ark WI
TR EP. Bunting
Knight Mingt
S.T. Montague
Knight
G. 5
Amederson
Kile
John Ty
Nelson
Sir Wright
George T. Wright
James A. Carnahan
Triangular Debate on Civil Service Policy
A parliamentary debate discusses whether the census bureau should be independent or attached to a department. Participants from Iowa Texas Missouri and Nebraska express positions on civil service reform and the handling of census samples. Secretary Sherman’s reply and Senate concerns about exemptions from civil service are reviewed with calls for cabinet input and presidential authority.
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Dente
Cuter
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Sharman Well Kinows
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Catlom
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Cullen
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Nebraake
Christmas notice on Fourth Street church event
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Residence of Thomis T Wihsit to Worthing for Detention
The fragment notes Catherine A Mie as keeper of a residence on Middie Street and states the remnant will be taken to Worthing on a date for detention tests or treatment.
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Pultan
Tier Son-Behin
Thomis
Middie Street
Worthing On
Incendiary Fire Burns Nearby College Grounds
Report states two individuals, Wayans and Jam, were burned during a fire described as incendiary in origin. Police indicate the blaze began near the college of Titengie and involved local residents Simeon Milon and others. Authorities are investigating the motive and tracing suspects.
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Jam F
Jones
Simeon Milon
Colermy
Titengie
Ene Ibn
Town Council May Act On Charter Change Debate
The Suffolk town council meets Friday night to discuss methods of selecting town officers. A major issue is whether to move from the current council to an electoral system with officers chosen by the people. A wild man sighting near the swamp is reported, described as a loner who approaches fields and homes with fear among residents.
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Speelaij
Akie
Comnell
Cornell
Geneva Assembly
Sula College
Christias
Omttetal
Fimiele
Newport News council approves bonds for public improvements
Newport News council debate centers on issuing bonds totaling 125000 for sewers and street work, plus 25000 for schools. Proposed charter changes would allow bonds up to 1500000 over ten to thirty years, with approvals by a three-fourths council vote and two thirds of voters.
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Newport News
Common Council
Meneagre
Nn Nate Ok
Wallin
Elty
Vestriel Waa
Sehoota
Counert
Onlinines
Waseda Patito Wy Twa
Treshol
Neowport
Lewa Creiot
Miller
Oscar Sissons
Ester Wallace
Dun King
Port Lander
Eal
Fey
Dare
Ponwlet Island
Scott's Emulsion for Babies Not Well Nourished
Scott's Emulsion is a highly nourishing food for babies not well nourished. A portion of a teaspoonful mixed in milk every three or four hours can yield happy results. The formulation includes cod liver oil with hypophosphites to feed the child and regulate digestion. Ask your doctor about this Scottish and Downe, New York chemists.
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Gaz
Scott & Downe
Chemists
New York
Garment Quality Highlighted by Rudolphi and Wallsce
A report notes the superiority of Rudolphi and Wallsce garments. The piece mentions officials and a discussion at Washington about appointments and political matters, with a Thursday appointment referenced. The overall tone reflects mid-century newspaper style and coverage of public affairs.
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Rudolphi & Wallsce
Tribute to General Lee Stirred by Brown University Eulogy
The tribute by President Andrews of Brown University praising General Lee drew no Grand Army protests. The eulogy lauded Lee as a steadfast soldier and hero whose doctrine of states rights shaped law, while noting Gettysburg and Petersburg struggles and contrasting Lee with Grant and other generals.
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Ife
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Wellingies
von Moltke
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Major Daniel At The Capitol Concluded From Viret Page
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Elo
Ap- Prithan
M. Eingverae
Fox
Murderer Arrested After Bristol Man Surrenders
A Bristol man named John Jackson, once tied to a murder case, surrendered in Washington County after the slaying. Police say the county remains tight lipped as the case proceeds toward possible punishment.
Mrs Nack to be arraigned Monday in manslaughter case
New York January 1 A. Garretson Mistriet Attorney Younes and Damaned Friend counsel for Mrs Augusta Nack held a conference at the Queens County Courthouse. It was decided that Mrs Nack should be arraigned next Monday and it is expected she will plead guilty to manslaughter and receive a long term in prison.
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I.aludge Garretson
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Augusta Nack
Quesus County
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