Local Notes on Weather, People, and Upcoming Events
Yesterdays panorama featured a full arbed moon and frosty morning. Spurgeon’s Busy B’s meet Miss Eve Malley on Hamlin Avenue tonight. Miss Mary Tebant teaches at Grammar School No. 1 and has resumed her chair after illness. Mrs. W. C. Brown visits Wiley Station Virginia to see S. Denston Jones. Master Willie Anderson sustained palatal injuries in a fall near the tail trestle Monday and is home on Charles Street. Two marriages occur tonight at Memorial Christian Temple: Jorn Carroll with Madie A. Tones, and Miles P. Portlock with Kathe Oliver at nine. Rev. W.O. Everton visits from Dare Circuit. A route from Raleigh to Dare County left sick for travel. Willie Firewn at North Charles Street shows improvement. Street Committee approves new sidewalk placements at intersections for pedestrians. The Litthe Sunbeam of Medven ree, under Lucile Simcoe and Rev. D. Webster, plans an entertainment soon. Mr. Henry Pils near Reeves and Bramleton avenues broke his leg yesterday afternoon.
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Spurgeon
Eve Malley
Hamlin Avenue
Misa Mary Tebantt
Tescher
S. Denston Jones
Wille Anderson
Charles Street
Jorn
Carroll
Madie A. Tones
Welock
Miles FP. Portlock
Kathe Oliver
Everton
Dare
Elizabeth Ciiy
North Carolina
Harry
Raleigh
Noo
Dare County
Willie Firewn
Medvenree
Misa Lucile Simcoe
Ree. D. Webster
Reeves and
Bramleton Avenues
Campbell displays bas relief portraits and watercolors
Campbell unveils new bas relief portrait series and fine watercolor studies now on exhibition at his Main street studio. Remnants of dress goods and winter wares on sale at Wright's 370 Main. Ticket prices advertised for Chesapeake steamship service to Point. Dr Week listed as eye specialist with free exams. Beecham pills advertised.
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Campbell
Bar- Jenins
Iwright's
Main Street
Disreputable conduct leads to fines in Hill case
In Police Court Justice Dalton presided over a dull docket with several minor actions. Dottle Starr and Carrie Poster, both of Washington street, were fined $11.50 each for disreputable conduct after attending a negro dance at Barbour’s Talbot street dive and both appealed to the Corporation Court with bail of £20 each. Richard Beaman was jailed for sixty days for theft from Minerva Williams, with an appeal to the Corporation Court but no bondsman available. Messengers Harness and Bashford of Western Union were charged with fighting. Harness fined $5.50, Bashford discharged, with Harness also held on a separate assault warrant. J Barnes was fined $2 for abusing G Bennett. Minor cases included drunkenness and nuisance fines. property transfers and Windsor Avenue real estate sale noted.
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Dottle St.arr
Carrie Poster
Washington Street
Jin Barbour
Talbot Street
Corporation Court
Richard Beaman
Justice Dalton
Minerva Williams
Tie
Cor- Operation
Harnes and
Bashford
Western Union Telegraph Company
Polles
Harness
Barnes
Lather
J. Barnes
Bennett
Smith & Wesson
Montelius Promoted to Master of Steamer Chatham
John A. Montelius of Merchants and Miners Transportation is promoted to master of the steamer Chatham after leaving port as Essex master. Captain James of the William Crane remains as commander, while Captain Taylor’s career is noted with a full service record.
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John A. Montelius
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company
Howard
John Taylor
Chatham
Montelin
Essex
Meeting for Young Men in Welure room at First Baptist
A meeting for young men was held last night in the Welure room of the First Baptist church led by Ney I. We wWebers with brief addresses by Winston at Freemason Street Baptist. An instructive ten minute discussion followed and the M G A Orchestra contributed.
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Yong Men
Ney I. We wWebers
Aiso
Winston
Freemason Street Baptist Church
Weather and theater notes from the era mix in one item
The column blends a weather report for Tosa Washington and North Carolina with a note on the Philadelphia performance of Miss Philadelphia. It mentions Penn descendants, a dream sequence, and a theater troupe led by Willie Collier, plus a parade of performers and songs in a touring program.
Fire department adds new fire pump to tug Apollo
The Merchants and Miners tug Apollo now carries a powerful pump and hose system for city emergencies. Acting Chief Weber and company officials watched as water streams reached 50 feet, forming a rainbow off the yard.
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Fire Department
Apollo
Tire
Joh &. Weber
Charee
D D. Wright
Condemnation action for Joyce's Lake property for Norfolk Water Department
Norfolk officials appoint commissioners to condemn land for the Norfolk Water Department project. The list of property owners includes Christian George Jeremiah Fentress heirs Lynn Haven syndicate Wolmore and others. The meeting to review the case is set for January 9th at George Mutts house.
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Mothe
Walter TW. Taylor
Norfolk
Judee Juna J. Woodhorne
Princess Anne County
Che
Aten
Joye Lake
Norfolk Iy
Olohn I Woodhouse
George Ty Snead
Sawyer
Stormont
George Sb Mutts
Ty Chiristhin George
Jeremiah Fentress
Lynnhaven Syndipate
Wolmore
Joyce's Lake
Catan Movement Promotes Flags and Charitable Handkerchief Sale
The Catan Movement gains local interest with ladies making two flags for headquarters and public display. W. P. Barton offers lithographic Caban view handkerchiefs at his office, with proceeds benefiting the general fund of the lease.
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Catan
Cuba
W. P. Barton
Lesaue
Alleged Varderera Tried at Princess Anne Courthouse
Jacob Tunnels and Maggie King face trial at Princess Anne Courthouse for the murder of Abram King, Maggie Kings husband, believed killed several months ago.
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Jacob Tunnels
Maggie King
Princess Anne
Abram King
Supreme Court review on South Carolina alcohol import law
The U S Supreme Court heard arguments on the South Carolina prohibition statute. Justices weighed whether private importation for personal use and state enforcement exceed federal authority and regulate interstate commerce. The case questions police power limits and potential intrastate impacts on imports from other states.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohler Duistiens
South Carolina
United States
Congress
Hinde
Usues Shiras
Wibeny
State Inspection
Ganmary
Comino
Fragmented OCR Entry On Legal Proceedings
Incomplete OCR text fragment hints at a court or judgement discussion. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable, preventing precise reconstruction of parties or outcome.
Young's Contest Fight Over Virginia Congressional Election
The article describes W A Young's contest against the November 1910 election results in Virginia's Second District. It notes plans to take depositions in Norfolk on January 2 and names attorneys Tasewell Taylor and Co W R Lane as counsel for the contestant. Friends of Young express confidence in prevailing.
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Wire Hinin
von Viat
Woelton
Joan
Annavannee
Coernon
Berond
Virgntino
Congress
House of Representatives
Congress of the United
Virginia
Tk. A. Wise
Ten
W. AL Young
Megin
Norfolk
Messis.Tasewell Taylor
Epworth League Silver Offering at Epworth Methods Church
A large audience enjoyed a local Epworth League service with an encored program. The event featured several performers and speakers, including Walter Dey, Fred Jenkins, and Mason Vieiless, with mixed carols and readings. The piece promotes Vim Sirsuparilla as a tonic for blood health and vitality.
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Epworth League
Epworth
Bilis Aueegas
Eden Eisyuntre
Walter Dey
Reowitath
Mason Vieiless
Jredel Jenkins
Guo
Esses
Mise Neely
Mr. Sneee
Misa Brits Nooltation
Mika Mason Bud Ea
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City Libary Binding
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Chichester Chemiont Co
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WAL Temoteates
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Virginian Building
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Battimore, Chesapeake and Redmond Steamboat Company
Oj Point
Wiliam Henry Tayloe
Transzit
Dr. Week
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Coderation Court
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Dalton
Swinson
Mary Lisgew
George Banks
Jess Riddick
James Wurhes
J. F. Lawler
Cadler
W. Dozier
J. Lilian Watson
Agnes Capps
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Princes Thames
Willie Lonkford
Henerry
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Confederate Witews
Merrimac Cink
Sto S$moeleek
Lowell
Fox
Mary Alice Old
A. J. Old
Falkland Street
Anarbor
Mayo
Business Man's Association
Weather Report
Tosa
Dan
Raeten Getei
Philadelphia
Mather
William Penn
Wiletian Pennyay
Penn
Poon
Springarton
Miss Philadelphin
Willie Collier
Indar
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Taurtoon
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Dominion Company
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Dominion Steamship
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Haifa
Wilblines
Are
Dominion
Lipps
Greene
West Ith St
New York
Varderera
Osiris
Interestale Commerce
General Assembly
Old Dominion
McIntyre Furniture Co
Judementa
W.A. Young
Vir- Bitin
Elias Ball
Main St
Cerns
Nclina
Tata
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University OF Mary Ly
M.D
Wertheimer
Mgr
Ghent Market
Rotetouvd
Strogt
Anent Bridge
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