Pleasant Christmas Entertainment at Iep Worth A M E Church
The Christmas and New Year program at the Iep Worth A M E church Sunday school was crowded and well received. Highlights included a lamp and diamond scarf pin presentation to the pastor and superintendent, a visit from Santa Claus with candy and nuts, and multiple musical and recitation items by students and teachers.
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Actiour
Iepworth AM. E
Thorugh
Wo J, Young
D. D
J. Sidney Smid
Youngs
WW. M. Jones
Santa Claus
Jolly College Boys Attend Notable University Concert
The University of North Carolina presented a memorable musicale featuring the glee club and chorus. Performers included Messrs Patterson Myers Davis Branch and Boykin with a refined program of songs, flute solos, and a charming quartet. The event closed with “Neath the Oaks of Chapel” as Norfolk residents enjoyed the performance.
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North Garotina
Waniolin Club
Ariiets
Oov Patterson
Milton
Wor Myers
Davis
J. Vo Branch
PA Lridger
J. A. Caldwell
J. Ko
Oloe Club
Pp Harrington
Do Lents
Ty Fatman
Myers
Coles
J. KK. Press
Baddin
St Anderson
E. T. Boykin
Mesere Larrington
Batman
Phyl
Anderson
University
Giaveer
Chapel
Norfolk
Charity Lodge installs new officers in Pythian ceremony
Charity Lodge No. 10 Knights of Pythias held an installation of officers at its Corner Main and Roanoke avenue hall with General Dan Turner officiating and Grand Outer Guard Charles T. Mand delivering the address. A choir sang as refreshments followed and the Week of Prayer moved to First Presbyterian Church for the week. Weather notes report a high barometer in most districts and light snow in the upper Ohio Valley. Indictments in Princess Anne County include Jacob Runnels and Macee King for a murder and related charges, with trials set for the court's next term.
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Charity Lodge
Pythian
Knights of Pythias
Main Street
Roanoke Avenue
Dan
J. Turner
Am Mate
Turner
Pythianist
Virginia
Charles T. Mand
Grand Lodge
Bland
Willam J. Baker
J.T. Gale
George W. Saylor
Alex. A. Stoltz
A. D. Williamson
W. D. Roper
W. W. Gordon
J. I. Barco
I. V. Keeling
J. T. Armstrong
Gray
Reno
Hiill
Mississippi Valley
Miorida
Ohio Valley
Lower Lakes
Mississippi River
Alabanma
Georga
Nordwird
Jackson Ville
Ila
Princess Anne
Erand Jory
Jacob Runnels
Masele
Abrahaw
Runneliz
Pat “el Pal
Migele
George Runnells
Jacob
King Mailer
Ruiurder
Hill
Funeral notice and family distress in Yeostenday era
Fragmented obituary item reports a funeral to be held for Mrs. Maury Baldwin’s sister with unclear gate entry details. The piece references a bereaved father, a bartender, and a relief appeal for the family amid tragic circumstances.
Terrier Rampage Shocks Town After Bite Frenzy
A small terrier went mad and rampaged through a neighborhood yesterday afternoon. The dog, snarling and snapping, caused fear and required intervention before it was finally subdued. No further injuries are reported.
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Phas
Jack
Willie
Ur Business University gains rapid popularity in city region
The Southern Sharthana and Business University opens in Norfolk and Portsmouth area, drawing large enrollment and strong support from local residents. Managers report steady demand, with several students placed in positions and daily applications rising. Special rates are limited and many plan to enroll soon.
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Sharthana and Business University
Mathire
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Tos Hiinos
Tapaehy
NCUEY
Thesdy
Local Notes From Various Matters In Jelorost
Miss Jean Cabler returns from New York after visits and Hoddoagues. Mr Ratp Bendon, in Baltimore on a visit, returns. Randolph will address a meeting of the colored Y ABC at Fate Reel Apostolic Church Sunday afternoon. Police Captain Spratt resumes duty after fever. Detective Hippel captures Lewis, a Neer, for felony. Rev. Jones resigns as pastor. Atty Morne sells Jared Wark stools to A Lüchtenstein. Marble yard workers injured by trolley and wagon collision at Granby and Prime.
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Jean Cabler
New York
Ratp Bendon
Eulter Lewis
Hippel Yeeterny
Hoody
Phe
Lamb
Virginia
Dr. Morne
Annie S Ndertes
Jared Wark
Bin
Neegit Amd
Church Street
A. Luehtenstein
Shan
Jones
Tits Eliy
Ate
Merion Bid
Christian Church
Aly Sarna
Granby
Wille
A. J. Mateball
Icaeph So
Norfolk County
Roésister Epes
Tomile
Afrs
Temple
Rapid Chis
Sourch Dakota
Het Lutheran
Niles
Provident
J. Surtrer
Mes. Wilsons Trenaeurer
The Word and Stage Shows at Atwsle and Special Memorial
A set of theatre notes mentions The Word with its scenic effects to be staged in Atwsle tomorrow adding Gallot features and a raft scene. Hands Across the San is planned by the Academy of Music next Monday and Friday with ties to a Melbourne production. A funeral notice for Mary, widow of Charles Rudolphwin, is listed for Denby's Church on Saturday morning.
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Portsmouth
Olasbow
LinWwuonesis
W. Ik. Coun
Tomenian
Eas
Jas
Montefiore
Academiy
Fur Folk
Cichester
Benny Royal
Fmluer
Gigeeste Cichester Chemical Cu
Norfolk
Atwsle Teermieht
Weilione
Thor Wien
ClymaNes
Spetle Asylum
Wil
Academy of Mitele
Dire
Orem
Tanners Creek
Serfolk County
Vic
Weather report for Touney Washington and surrounding areas 1544
Weather bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Norfolk records a 24 hour period with notes on Virginia and North Carolina conditions. Warned by warmer temperatures and easterly winds in Virginia and partly cloudy in North Carolina. Includes tide times and water level data.
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Toulny
Washington
Virginia
North Carolina
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Norfolk
Tetvretan
Gray
India Saved from Greatest Inconvenience of Century
Supreme Council met with Sir John Woodburn asserting India’s relief from severe distress caused by recurring drought. He credited November and December rains with averting widespread harm, noting that 750000 people received aid and funds from the Government. Earl of Elgin supported the statements and said further measures depend on upcoming actions.
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Siriaas Sol
Catentia
Supreme Council
John Woodburn
India
Earl of Elgin
In- Wa
Ihn Woodburn
Telleft
Coroner Clears Cause of Death in Boxing Case
The coroner exonerates the man who killed two after a boxing match. The jury found the death due to heart disease and concussion from the bout at Broadway Ath atur. Defendants were absolved and the jury urged athletic bodies to appoint competent physicians to prevent such incidents.
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New York
Broadway
Ida
O'Rourke
Duffy
Woman killed in elevator fall at Miller street building
Miss Mary Carronite secretary described as reveling in a local tale. In a West Monument street building an elevator door opened and a woman fell to the bottom floor. She survived but suffered a broken limb and other injuries.
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Mary Carronite
Revels
Taliimare
Mios Ida
Howie Tan
Peivate
Misa Marynovett
Miss Garred
West Monument Street
Mead
Suibattland
Aue
Miiha
Senator Palmer Tells Court of Conflicting Health Claims
Senator Palmer testified via Lymn Trumbull about health issues delaying his appearance in the Puattimnore court. The sudden illness and unavailability were noted as affecting his ability to attend the Superior Court proceeding regarding the Puattimnore case and the Southwestern Railway image suits.
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Poly M. Palmer
Palmer
Lymn
Trumbull
Fire destroys factory building in Lanoster
A large blaze completely destroyed a factory in Lanoster, causing extensive damage. Officials report the loss includes an estimated $85,000 in property and inventory as investigators begin to determine the cause. Local emergency crews responded quickly but could not save the structure.
Free concert at The Casket offers daylong music
Mond Pinyed day invites public to The Casket free concert at any hour. Lheisinteid & Tro advertise for sale of celebrated Megina Music Gear with elegant box cabinet and new tunes. Nichols, agent at No 22 Main street, sells clothing and undergarments. Chamberlain's Pain Gat recommended for chest and back pain relief. For sale by druggists.
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Lheisinteid & Tro
Megina Music Geox
Atelier
Nichols
New No. 22
Main Street
Chamberlain
Democratic Silver Debate Amid Chicago Rally
Speakers like United States Senator Dubois and Hon. John W. Tomlinson addressed Chicago Democrats urging silver currency supporters to back friendly newspapers and canvass efforts. Attendees included ex Postmaster Ridgely and George W. Ambrose with remarks on civil service reform and the Allied Silver Forces. Joseph Brown advertises white goods at sale prices.
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John W. Tomlinson
Alabama
Herald Conduct
Hh. MM. Ridgely
Springfield
Oil
Cleveland
George W. Ambrose
Omaha
Governor Delivers Address On Minority Character and Mission
The concluding wildness was delivered by Governor John P. Alteeid on the character and mission of a minority. Mr. Bryan left for Omaha at 245 a.m. on the Northwestern fast mail.
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John PL Atteeid
Bryan
Omaha
Cuban Independence Debate Heads to Schedule in House
The House debates Cuban independence with Powers leading a businesslike pro ponent view while Growtend Hubbard and Bell oppose. A substitute was offered for consideration later, with a vote on the paper slated for Monday. adjournment is planned tomorrow. Lynchburg consolidation ties Commercial Bank to First National Bank with major director moves. The origin of the term dun traces to Joe Dun the ball catcher.
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Powers
Coud
Aungse
Growtend
Pennsylvania
Messrs. Hubbard
Repo
Missouri
Bell
Dem
Esas
Marrson
Alabama
Esoh
Conselhid Ing
Lynchburg
Lnk Wis
First National Bank
Wats
Miret National Bank
Miret Niethonal
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J.T. Hammer
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Mir WV. A. Sykes
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Academy of Music
J. L. Belote
L. T. McGuire
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Sachem
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J.T. Gibbs
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Glee Club
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H.W. Bennett
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Mise Mary Hay
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UR Business University
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Weather Report
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United States
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Senate
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