Real estate listings for residences stores flats and offices
Ww H H Trice and Co list residences including 257 Duke 38 Riley 226 York 327 Chapel 1m Walle and others. Stores cover Commercial House 31 Main 252 40 Water 527 Church and more. Flats include 412 Church 861 Church 175 Bank 38 Main and offices at 151 Main 211 Main plus a lot in rear 183 Church and an office in City National Bank Building.
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Duke
Riley
York St
Chapel St
Walle
Church
Tottico
Talbot
Bank
Rowneke Tock
Queen
Main
Granby
Main St
Bank St
High St
Wenchurch St
Church St
City National Bank
Auyntic St
Street Car Fares Set At Fifty Cents Round Trip
Street car conductors will sell tickets for fifty cents round trip in Norfolk. Daily service includes sixteen trains each way.
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Norfolk
Jes Tr
First Niagara Falls Excursion Leaves Norfolk July 6
The first Niagara Falls trip of the season departs Norfolk on Tuesday July 6 at 6 10 p m via Washington steam car with a Washington connection to Baltimore and Ohio railroad for Niagara Falls direct via Pittsburgh crossing the Allegheny Mountains by daylight Fare from Norfolk 13 00 for round trip Rail details from Arthur G Lewis Southern Passenger Agent Atlantic Hotel ju25 ot
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Niagara Falls
Norfolk
Washington
sWashington
Baltimore and Ship Railroad
Pittsburg
Alleghany Mountains
Arthur G. ‘Lewis
Southern
Atlantic Hotel
Heller's Shoe Store Ad and Local Steamship Notice
A fragmented local item advertises Heller's Shoe Store at 64 Bank Street with prices on ladies and men's footwear and a steamer Northampton excursion to Old Point with trips daily except Sunday, pricing 60 cents to 80 cents, plus a library donation note and assorted notices about sales and examinations.
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Ieee Seer
Heller's Shoe
Bank Street
Northampton
Ray Line
Mobjack Bay
Old Pome
Old Point Monnday
Twiy Sth
Gay
Whart Jon
Old Point
Third Ward Workingmen's Club Nominees for City Committee
The newly organized Third Ward Workingmen's Democratic Club met in its clubhouse on Chirlobie Street. A large attendance of prominent ward Democrats heard presentations. Five new members were admitted, and progress on by laws and finances was reported. Five members were proposed for the City Executive Committee at the upcoming convention, with names including J Turner and W T Suresat. The club planned 100 printed tickets for delegates and committee members for the ward meeting.
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Third Ward
Workingmen's Democratic Club
Chirlobie Street
Gapl
John J. Wash
Ehuaiaml Ltd
Kiapp
A7as
Fivn
Henry
Weverbal Progress
Pitt
Fnlding
Mdcdl
Indeeuness
Shire VO
So Iourt Bony
Ktouanotee
Olotees Chen
D J Turner
Mi W
T. Suresat
Tas J. Randolph
Mer
K. Meade Osborne
Min
Robert Bleet
Mir PU Araeurerk Vere Uatey
Owilnss
Owilnss Te Apiain Tas
Young Men’s Christian excursion to Old Point Comfort aboard Pocahontas
The Young Men's Christian association plans a moonlight voyage aboard the Pocahontas on Friday from Southern Taulway wharves. The program includes a choral and instrumental concert by campus musicians, with pianist, baritone, tenor and impersonator performances. Refreshments will be offered by association members at a moderate price. The steamer departs at 7:45 PM and returns from Old Point Comfort, with tickets available from association members.
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Pocahontas
Southern Taulway Company
Old Point
Ua Chotee
Dan Dy the Owl Toni and Mandolin Club
Messrs, MH. L
GHW
Gai
K.P. Chapsinn
Terry L Gordon
Or. Carrow
Messrs
Charlies Gorjes
IP Koerner
WM. M. Rugby
Baritque
Roc. Tupman
Ub. Gordon
Mr. Rugby
Wile
Tupman
Rusby
Auett
Gordon
Paink
Sola Ated
Fireet Oenra
Marcia
Assault on officer during arrest at city corner
Officer West was struck twice by a prisoner as he phoned headquarters for the patrol wagon at the corner of Chireh and Waten streets around 50 o'clock Mist wicht. West remained unharmed and secured his prisoner at the station. James McDonnald, a friend of the arrestee, was arrested for interfering. Goldstein faced charges for carrying a pistol.
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Omcer West
Chireh
Waten
Jie
W. Gi.louse
Ma West
Mouse
James McDonnald
Arres
Goldstein
Cheres
Ted
Dairy Inspector Appointment Discussed At Health Board
The regular weekly meeting of the Board of Health convened yesterday with Dr. Riddick presiding. Members Dr. Field Dr. Chiles Dr. McCormick Health Officer Shepherd and Inspectors attended. A request to rescind the Calvert street closet removal order was referred for study, and debate over appointing a dairy inspector resumed. The City Attorney's opinion is still pending. The Sanitary Inspector reported 101 nuisances for the week with 5 abated and a nuisance on South Park avenue was ordered investigated. The meeting adjourned after brief discussion.
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Board of Health
Riddick
Dr. Field
Chiles
McCormick
Shepherd
Calvert Street
South Park Avenue
Local Highlights From Norfolk Longshore News and Visits
Local items report Prof Clowsra’s choir to hearse at VY M C A, visitors Powell Titus of Titusville Fla and Miss Gertrude Crane of Baltimore visiting Norfolk relatives, Mrs L A Levichagy hosting, Mary Phoawyer from Newport News with Mrs L A Levichagy, charity bazaar on March 9 for St Marys Asylum, Dr J M Miller of Greenville and Dr A L Rogers of Washington registered at Atlantic Hotel, social visits among Ballimore, Ballimoore, and Norfolk residents, a Queen Street market incident and a Norfolk Warehouse construction update, George Collins hospitalized after injury, Mr Pat White visiting from Kansas City, plans for New Government building under the new law.
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Clowsra
Cifss
Wilhl
VY. M. Cla
Powell Titus
Titusgie
Fla
Colton Pmxchunes Vesbortay
Gertrude Crane
Baltimore
Norfink
Aly
Bel
Walkland Street
Mary Phoawyer
Newport Wewn
Mes
L.A
Charles Capehart
Wadler Mitchael
Ballimoore
Mab
Allert Stahl
Waverley Street
Hichard Betwood
Queen Street
McCyartinay
Norfolk
Tharegoald
Pat White
Kansas City
White
Daily Service On The James River Navigation Line
The Virginia Navigation Company switches to a daily Richmond to Norfolk schedule. The Pocahontas will depart Richmond each morning, with Wednesday and Friday variations. The Artel, tied to the Pocahontas, sails from Richmond Tuesday Thursday for Norfolk, arriving in eleven hours. The Artel will depart at 4 80 a.m. on Mondays, opening state rooms the night before to suit passengers who avoid early risers.
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Virginia Navigation Company
Richmond
Norfolk
Pocahontas
Wiehmond
Artel
Sailine
Titehmond
Cotton Market Roundup Under Heat Across Texas and Southwest
In Texas and the Southwest hot dry weather dominates as Arkansas posts a 102 degree high. Spot cotton in Liverpool slips 1 29, with 10 000 bales traded. New York contracts close steady after a 4 to 6 point rise, August at 7.44 to 7.46, October 7.11 to 7.12, January 7.18 to 7.24. Spot demand remains strong in New York with sales of 4 712 bales. New Orleans AUZUSE futures advance 5 points to 7.22. US port receipts total 1 052 bales, down from last year. USDA report due next Saturday at 11 oclock.
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Texas
Arkansas
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
United States
Iss Agricultural Bureau
Mrs Gertha Sterling Dies in Northampton Visit at 34
Mrs Gertha Sterling of Northampton county died yesterday morning while visiting Mrs Knight at 11 Mart Street. A widow with three children, she was 34. Her body was sent for interment via the New York Philadelphia and Norfolk railway yesterday afternoon.
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Gertha Sterling
Northampton County
Cotton blooms sent to the Cotton Exchange from Southampton county
Three handsome cotton blooms were sent to the Cotton Exchange yesterday, gathered on the Sth Instant and the farm of Mr J Pope in Southampton county, Virginia. Mrs Pope belongs to the Cobb Bros Cho cotton brokerage. Indications show Southampton's cotton crop is doing well.
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Cotton Exchange
Oy J. Pope
Southampton County
Ma Pope
Cobb, Bros, & Cho
Southampton
A Mig Excursion to Fergusson's from Goldsborn
A Mig excursion from Goldsborn led by Air. 3 Fergusson will arrive Taraday about 1200 strong. The party plans stops at all necessary resorts and may see the Wilson Ny baseball team face the Olympics in one or two games.
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Fergusson
Goldsborn
Taraday
Wilson, Ny
Red Lion Hotel Entering Century of Public House Service
Ardmore Ta hotel the Red Lion has held a public house license since 1708 and is about to reach its hundredth year of continuous service as a licensed pub.
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Red Lion
Ardmore
Norfolk and Western Railway May 1897 earnings report
The statement of earnings and expenses for May showsPetrol Car ng? 507 against 0 for the period. Net earnings for eight months ending May 31 1897 rise to 1 950 345 09 from 1 104 000 25 a year ago, an increase of 974 847 98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Pail Wey
Donohue Arrested in Highway Robbery Case
Mrs Wier, residing at 8 Donohue Street, states her husband is charged with highway robbery. The alleged victim is his wife after an incident near the Norfolk and Western railway in Brambeton Ward. Police arrest followed by Detective Snowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donohue
Deiifue
Deinohue
Norfolk and Western Railway
Death of W. Ts. Shepherd A Southern Railway Clerk at Planer's Port
Obituary notice for W. Ts. Shepherd a clerk of the Southern railway at Planer's Port who died at St. Vincent's Hospital. The legacy shipper ages unclear, remains sent to his Richmond home for interment.
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W. Ts. Shepherd
Southern Railway
Planer
St. Vincent's
Richmond
Norfolk Not Represented at Statemen's Convention
The seventh annual convention of the Statemen's Association was held in Winchester yesterday. Athiler Tigan of the Norfolk Department was detained, but his paper on chemical engines will be read before the body.
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Statemen's Association
Winchester
Athiler Tigan
Norfolk Department
Legal Proceedings in Corporation Court Dismiss Insanity Defense
In Corporation Court Judge Hanekel presided over trials of Null Sykes and others. Sykes was found insane and discharged after evidence and argument. Mahoney’s charge of selling MHipar was not substantiated and dismissed. Various defendants faced penalties for drunkenness, cruelty, and public disorder with fines or dismissal as noted.
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Corporation Court
Null Sykes
Sheei
Vieyeje Thom
Merrimac Club
Julgie Hanekel
Sykestone
Wey bin
Holm P. Mithoney
Urrademed
Mhipar
Sinilas
Makmerpey
Ciity
Mo Mae Honey
Ma Wit Papas Janes
Torbdargielss
Court proceedings outline a flawed triad case and judgments
In a recent court session presiding judge Martin handled a notation for a new triad involving I. OM, Peed, and Bon ve against City National Bank. A ruling favored the plaintiff with an unspecified amount plus interest. Other cases named James Ta. Williams and Lian bw Wiis seek judgments with interest dating from October.
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Tee WB
Martin
James Ta
Willams
Interast Ryan
Metober Gd
Damages Sought in Admiralty Case Before Mills Court
Judge Indyve Wy presided as the Mills court heard the admiralty case John A. Mills versus a schooner. The suit seeks damages for a ca ll loss. The case involving Charles Grimeve and the Alternainel Chesappese Comalcom AMY was moved from City Court to the United States Court.
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Indyve Wy
Brawley
United States
Property transfers and valuations listed in notices
M Watt transfers to William L White property on Rambetton EDV TET near Hear Reservoir year valued at 2100 dollars. Mrs John ot Fentress acquires property No 271 Queen streets for 2600 dollars.
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M. Watt
William L. Whitehurst
Ranbteton
John Ot. Fentress
Toe Dilwaml Mets
Quen Streets
Portrait of Abe Sagidors and Garin in Norfolk feature
In Norfolk the Washington Capital of Tidgoth appears with a portrait of Abe Sagidors. Garin is praised as a superior writer among underwriters, and the piece recalls Shan Cenrlnind’s Arkansas path to a U.S. Attorney General post, noting Mitchelsh’s press influence and the writer and his wife visiting Norfolk and Ween View.
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Tidgoth
Abe
Sagidors
Lund
Nora
Garin
Mel Wintley
Shan
Ark Ss
Arkansas Democrat
Itthe
Eek
James Mitelesh
Norfolk
Ween View
The Outlook July issue features Geneva number and short tales
The Outlook publishes a Geneva themed issue with illustrated sideles and stories by Professor Mrander Matthews plus departments like Books and Authors The Thellistous World Life Folks The Home Club and more The price is 3 4 per year and the ad copy mentions various medicines and Washington Chemical Co products including nervous relief claims
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Geneva
Nvmber
Mrander Matthews
Life Folks
Tlome Club
Iysticn
The
Outlook Company
Avtor Pines
New York
Wheel event in Newport News and Norfolk Association run
Saturday afternoon next fifteen of the Newport News WY. M. cA. Wheel new wil come to this ery and join as many wheelrmin of the Norfolk Association in run to the City Water Works. On the return to Norfolk Junelh will be served as the association rooms.
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Newport News WY. M
Norfolk Association
City Water Works
Norfolk
Association
Dancing at Ocean View Hotel Ball Room
A large crowd of young people enjoyed dancing at the Ocean View hotel ball room last night. Prof. tel leg a, in charge, will host a grand soiree tomorrow night and invites his former pupils to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oven View
telleg#a
Weather Report for Washington and Nearby Areas
Forecasts indicate showers probable in Virginia with easterly winds and in North Carolina with southeasterly winds. Rain calendar notes sunrises at 4:63 a.m. and sunsets at 7:27 p.m. High tides at 3:00 a.m. and 6:47 p.m. Low tides at 9:15 a.m. and 10:18 p.m.
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Washington
Virginia
North Carolina
Weather observations from Norfolk July 7 Department of Agriculture
Norfolk Weather Bureau reports daily climate data including maximum and minimum temperatures departure from normal rainfall in past 24 hours and since July 1 relative humidity readings. Observer V G Orla notes conditions with numbers obscured by OCR but indicates standard station records and departures from normal.
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Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Norfolk
TL J. Do Orla V.G
Fire destroys Maltby Avenue home. several injured
A fire at Maltby Avenue near North Maltby and James Al streets yesterday damaged a residence. W. T. Russell and family, along with relatives visiting Winston, escaped with injuries. Neighbors and local residents aided victims as firefighters battled flames in the early hours, with partial details from residents about the sequence of events and people present.
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W.T. Russell
Maltby Avenue
James and
al CO
Tea Avenue
Aliy
W. MM
Currig Vankins
Legislative turmoil as bill passes amid confusion
Debated measure advances after heated exchanges among lawmakers. Speaker and attendees clash over phrasing while AbeaH and Dingley weigh in on Cuba policy. Final tally records yeas and nays as session adjourns for the day.
The Grandest Remedy from Chil Towli Virginia
A garbled 19th century notice touts various remedies and tonics, including King's New Discovery, with scattered references to medical claims and vendors. The text mentions local pharmacies and merchants like Martin & Cats, and hints at cough cures and patent medicines.
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Tt. U. Chreeve
Chil Towl
Hives
King
Gadt
Mr. King
Bae How, Martin & Cats
Gio
Academy of Music presents Lights and Shadows spectacle in Washington
Readers are told of Misty Taek Catered ete and Pam Fonee as heroes in a program at the Academy of Music. Lectures and dramatic pieces, including Ten Thuy and Meú Yiu, are praised for variety and emotional impact. Audience reports describe crowded halls and praise for vivid visuals and dramatic storytelling.
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Onthvabivile
Academmy
Heros
Manel
Aude
Marek
Amelin Ecuts
Demost Qted
Gageto
Thomas JT
Dinsmore
Vincent
Academy of Music
Washingston
Thonses
Washington
Tour of Eastern Cities Features Witzsim Wothes Sullivan
New York reports Hubert Witzsim Wothes Sullivan are arrested as part of a larger tour through eastern cities. They are set to appear in friendly sparring encounters across the region.
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New York
Hubert Witzsim
Sullivan
Shake Into Your Shoes Patent Cure Promoted by Vendors
An odd diatribe in a 19th century ad claims a quack remedy for foot discomfort from new shoes. It touts a supposed cure for sprains and corns and urges purchases through general stores and shoe shops with a list of dubious terms and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlon
Ity Rau
Triad Piles Ress Allien
Notice of business closure at 170 Chirch Street
A notice from Tore Man announces the cessation of business at 170 Chirch Street. The author thanks friends and patrons for past support and states no further business communication will be conducted. The message contains several unclear names and phrases but conveys a final closure and gratitude.
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Chirch Street
Whimsical Wash Suits at Unheard of 49c Prices
The advertisement promotes wash suits for children ages 3 to 9 from a factory line. Prices drop from 75 cents to 1 dollar to an astounding 49 cents, claiming a big clearing sale to close out stock. It proclaims Whizz Bang pricing with no profit motive and urges readers to buy while bargains last.
Local resident speaks on a medical topic in Berkley Va
Mr Williaam McPherson of Berkley Virginia comments on an alleged medical treatment and its effects his statement discusses patient care and potential outcomes in a terse exchange.
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Williaam McPherson
Berkley
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