Dramatized Portsmouth News Roundup at Ocean View Camp and Court
Local items describe camping at Ocean View and a crowded Salvathon Army event, plus a busy court day with drunkenness fines, a theft case, a fatal funeral, a bay-front navy yard investigation fallout, and warnings of upcoming public notices.
City Council adjourns after appointing committees and police vacancy
The meeting notes stand as City Council appoints standing committees led by President John Ho Hue. J J King resigns as Police Commissioner and Wm Glover is elected to fill the Fourth Ward vacancy while other motions cover rail track petitions, street improvements, and school board vacancies.
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King
Inet Uight
John Ho Hue
Sherwood
Whit Ashton
EL Willams
Hayes Moore
Davis Reed
Ballantine
LO Brivson
OE Outen
Joseph Weaver
A Green
Montague
Joud King
Ik D Hamilton
Geo M 'Larner
OL Murden
W Walker
Minter
Tlayes Moore
Whit Anghton
Dalleotinog
J Brinson
George M Reynolde
W Wailer
A Lireen
Montagne
Tiamilton
Fl Willams
H Williama
R D Hamilton
CS Minter
Sewermge
Joseph I’ Weaver
W V OH Williama
Geo M Heynolds
Atlantic and
Danville Railroad
Jon J King
J Davis Heed
Joseph F Weaver
Geo M Lurner
Perry
Samuel ' Montague
O W Walker
WisSishkss
Jobo J. King
Board of
Police
Qomw Wishonera
Brinson
I. Glover
W.P. Robinson
W. UT. Kobingon
Finance Committee
Public Property Committee
Atresta
Atlantic and Aunville Railroad Company
Danville
Hscal
Mioance
J. Davie Read
Port Norfolk Railroad
London Brrest
Urdinsance and Street Committee
Aot
Death and funeral notices from Newport News
Death of Mr. Robert T. Reynolds reported in Newport News with burial planned at Hickory. Funeral services for Mrs. Livezey held at the Methodist Church. interment at Green Lane Cemetery. Local council, veterans camp news, church health notes, and a parade of community notices follow.
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Jose
Bain
B Street
Park View
Marie B. Bain
Robert T. Reynolds
Livezey
Wlegientai
Newcom News
Robert ‘I. Reynoldes
Mr. Reynolds
Monra
Tie Los Ue
Mises Maury Reynolds Wuil Mesyre
Charles Reyoulde
Bruce Reynolds
Robert Reynolds
Annt Mosars
John Reynolds
New York
Beverly Reynolds
Washington
Devoured
Highmoud
Nawport Newe
Hichwood
Mary A. CL Jones
S O'Vlock
Mra
Katie Poo
Green Lane Cemetery
J. Vr. Hubard
St. Thomas
Church
W. Gambell
W. E. Connell
University of Virginia
L. Tilley
Edenton
N.C
Luke
Lee Street
Niemeyer-Sichew Camp
Kingston sermon draws critique from religious students
Augustus A. Van Buren, in Kingston New York, argued for liberty of conscience to a Kingston Free Academy audience. He urged youth to avoid dogma, seek a creed all can share, and emphasize loving one another as the Master taught.
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Ufendel
Augustus A. van Buren
Kingston
N. Y
Inger- Bollisru
Kingston Free Academy
Mao van Buren
New York Sun
Lemont Decline Sparks Lawless Town Image from Chicago
A World article profiles Lemont near Chicago as a deteriorating town after drainage canal work. It cites a population drop from 5,000 to 0,000 with 4,000 described as gamblers thieves murderers and disorderly women and notes 100 saloons 40 gambling houses 20 dance halls and three theaters financed by canal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Liochout
Chicago
McCarthy
Lemont
King of Hearts
Littl Casino
Ben Bolt
New York World
Gold Syndicate Faces Dissolution After Loan Fulfillment
The Gold Syndicate, having met its $4,000,000 gold loan obligations to the United States government, will dissolve in short time unless an unusual event occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Withering Effect of Civilization on Ryne River Indians
The Ryne River Indians of Oregon declined from 800 members in 1853 to 64, despite government efforts to civilize them. By 1854 a quarter had died and over time the tribe resisted adopting civilized ways, illustrating harsh consequences of cultural disruption noted by an Indian agent. The period includes remark on sultans and hotel clerks with a sardonic aside about malthylenees.
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Washington
Brooklyn Eagle
Ferrald
Roginger Asserson
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Francian Y. Bowles
Ancevito G. Marocal
Norfolk Navy
Yaonot
Fernald Aud Asserton
Navy Yard
Johnny I. Knapp
Herbert
Evcot
Civil Service
Fiolatad
Knapp
Brooklyn
St. George
Eagle
Brooklyn Yard
Snd
Knuppa
Guorance
Po Alkanwion
Eorte Mide
Pernold
Livut
Hougton
James Igo
Luodrud
Tieut
Koapp
Piood
Newark
Plood
J. Middle
New York
Labor Board
Houston Board
Food
Riddle
Lbu
Forsman
Department of Construction
Oped Mw
Pernald
Matthew Kirby
Anserson
Ryne River
Oregon
Ant
Sen
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Gentle Laxative Remedy
Knowledge touts Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative cleansing the system and aiding kidneys liver and bowels without weakness. It claims relief from colds headaches fevers and constipation and notes availability in 50c and 1 bottles from the California Fig Syrup Co with no substitutes accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig. Syrup, Co
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Esoarson
Beckley
Cntra
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Cirtwes
W. H. Edwards
Kev
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Wm. Hodgen
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Portsmouth
Old Point
Capes
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Eliza A. Bilisoly
St. Paul's
Welock
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Mark View
Mavel Shaw
Washington, D. C
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South Street
Miss Shaw
Norfolk County Grand Jury
Blonday
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O'Cloolk
Behe Memorial Aid Association
Eliza A. Bilisuly
Tnuersia
John ©. Niemeyer
Markham House
Fifth and
Aonary Streets
Capt
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Yeater
Thom
Massey
Wm. Alegenthin
Fourth Street
Elsie
Rea- Monee
Sea Hoard
Union
Bowles
New York Navy
Grant
Lin
Echoek
Hammill
Atu. S. Crawford
Johnsons
Mertia
Odd Pellows’ Hall
M HB Burnes
Iverge A Walker
KA Etheredge
TV 'Varney
George Wall
M 4 Bolton
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Giraud
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P Vogel
Kavud
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Waa Road
Grand Lodge
George A. Walker
Fredericksburg
St. A. Etheredge
M. H. Bolton
James Mitchell
Hampton
Thomas Finnay
Old Poot
W. Hull
Norfolk
Whitehurst
Lyovhburg
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Richmond
Hallman
Browntow
Jobo HW
Brownley
Escarcely
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Oak Grove Cemetery
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Joe Smith
Jomediresn
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Storrs
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Norfolk County Court
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Jobo Wood
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W. L. Wilson
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Fifth Ward
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Second Street
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Sugar Hill
Seaeon
Uresiauer & Anthony
Berkley Briefs
Mayon
Tod
Saul Mally
Wieimwelyer
Epnaae
Petite Beneioras
R. Welton & Co
H.S. Shafer
Freemyer
Muddleburg
Ines
Wwe Chamberlain
Shafer
Saya
Levy Jacobs
Levy
High Street
Meyday
A. J. Puitnura
Qader Oxford Hall
HP Vetartay Eterno
Didiete
Porkat
Ital
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City Prhooe
Norio Ky
Scrath Southerm
Borkley
Wats Sun
Lorkemouth
Via
Fouth Blroot Baptist Sunday School
Ecdhooks CO
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Heude Qvaertery
Ynatiby
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Bell
Apoyt
Droudt
Rip
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Clue Arena
Imam
Gent
Furstivhings
Gente Mack
W. Co. Nash
High Streaw
South Middle Strest
H. Ly Page & CO
Ligh Street
Johore
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