Weather report and notices from Norfolk area
Forecast and general conclusions for today. Various classified notices list boarding at Ryland Institute with Annie M Butt, traveling sales positions with Austin & McGwe, sales and recruiting ads for military service, buyers for grocery stores, and other business offers. Also entries for a kindergarten move, room and board, lost cuff buttons reward, machinery for hire, Chichester pills, loan offer, and multiple sale listings for real estate, stock, and equipment.
Police Court Justice Docket in Norfolk Court
In a crowded Norfolk Police Court, 26 people faced varied charges. A vagrant lunatic, a shipwrecked mariner, and others were heard as cases ranged from remand and fines to jail terms and acquittals. Sam Robinson was acquitted of assault. several defendants received fines, costs, or jail time. procedures included a remand for lunacy evaluation and transfers to county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todait
Sam Robinson
Suffolk
William Dillard
Norfolk
J. W. Walker
Cout
Justice Tomlin
Commission de Lunatico
Andrew Allen
White
Barkentine
Death notices for White and Davis in Norfolk obituaries
White dies at his late residence in Norfolk city aged unknown with funeral at Epworth Church Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Davis widow Lucy Davis aged 62, funeral from Falkland street residence Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. friends invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davis
Court docket actions and marriage licenses issued in local court
Judge W B Martin cleared the docket for Judge Hanekel away from the city. A marriage license was issued to Jackson H Allen and Tisha Long after a Sunday attempt. The license was later used for the wedding performed by Rev J J Hall. Other notes include guardianship, trusteeships, and a verdict for Mary B Ford guardian of Robert Edward Ford and Muison v Hayes for $21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Martin
Court of Law and Chancery
Teday
Hanekel
Fley
A. P
A. M
Thomas Clark
Coleman
Jackson H. Allen
Tisha Long
North
Olna
Elizabeth City
J. J. Hall
Arifith L. Johnson
Georgia
May Celete Dashiell
Norfolk
Joseph Graham
Sarah Elizabeth Linten
Deed transfers for McLain and Coke estates on city lots
Mary L McLain to Marion J McLean conveys one lot on Boush street as a deed of gift. Co D Coke and spouse transfer one lot of land on Kelly avenue to James E Jones for 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. McLain
Marion J. McLean
Boush Street
Co. D. Coke Et Ux
James E. Jones
Kelly Avenue
City in Brief and Local Notices
Five horses fell from near yesterday with three dead. The new Select Council will hold its first regular monthly meeting tonight. Baptist ministers suspend weekly meetings till cooler weather. Miss Maggie Devine of Brooklyn visits her brother Richard Fogarty. Mr J. Parsons remains ill at 182 Charlotte. A Christian Endeavor rally at Freemason Street Baptist Church Friday night. Dr J. Tyler of Cleveland will address. Miss Annie Casey and sister leave for Staunton for summer. Detective Plt resigns to Mayor Mayo. Miss Annie Colensky of Washington visits East Main two weeks. Norfolk MCC Excursion to Richmond raises funds for building. Rev Dr J J Mall leaves for England for summer with parents. Auctions in Huntersville sell jet properties at $75 each. Postmaster Cullingworth and US P Inspector Wardle leave for Richmond. 23 applicants for Norfolk public school teaching examined. 13 successful. none of five colored applicants. Liquor and clear manufacturers seek to reestablish U S stamp office in Norfolk. Mrs John T Prince and children sail to New York then England, return in September. Six hundred chickens arrive. 500 dead, 100 feverish due to poor packing. Methodist fishing trip set on Chesapeake Bay aboard schooner Melyinn. Roanoke special: Brodie and Miss Eugenie Sauter marry in Bristol. Car Bannine peaches and pears from Purpura Fruit Co arriving July 14 at Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Select Counci
Maggie Devine
Brooklyn
N. Y
Richard Fogarty
Kelley Avenue
Brambleton
J. &. Parsons
Charlotte
Christian Endeavor
Freemason Street Baptist Church
J. 2. Tyler
Cleveland
Annie Casey
Freemason Street
Staunton
C. Plt
Mayo
Annie Colensky
Washington
DPD
R. Schiller
East Main Street
Colored ¥. M .C. A
Norfolk
Richmond
Chesapeake
Oho
J. J. Mall
Park Avenue Baptist Church
New York
England
Mosers
W. H. H. Trice & Co
East Avenue
Centre Street
Huntersville
O. F. Bonney
Cullingworth
United States
Inspector Wardle
Washington, D.C
Ocean View
Norfolk Public Schools
Dobie
Lquor and Clear
Stamp Office
United States Internal Revenue Department
John T. Prince
Old Dominion Steamship Line
White Star Line
Scotland
Wales
Melyinn
Chesapeake Bay
J. P. Garland
J. H. Amiss
W. H. Atwill
W.W. H. Edwards
J.T. Routten
D. B. Austin
W. R. Proctor
Messrs
George L. Neville
J. 2. Armstrong
J. A. Fleming
Roanoke
A. T. Brodie
First Presbyterian Church to spend 1000 on improvements
The board of managers has decided to expend $1,000 for improvements to the church edifice. Electric lights will be installed, an electric motor for the organ will be procured, and frescoing will cover the main auditorium. A tasteful design was secured from one of the best church decorators in New York. The contract remains to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
York
Rich mond Bookends Dominate as Brandt Subdues Bluebirds
Richmond shut out Portsmouth 6 to 0 as Brandt pitched a remarkable game limiting the visitors to six hits. Clausen struggled with wild delivery allowing three unearned runs, while Hargrove and Marr sparked Richmond with timely hitting and pressure. Boland and Mies delivered solid defense as Ryan remained a human redoubler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berte
Grangers
Brandt
Bluebirds
Clausen
Portsmouth
Harry
Werrick
Hall
Hargrove
Marr
Pat Reiman
Boland
Mies
dGatz
Rooters
Ryan
Richmond
Sholto
Rieman
Viox
Pender
Ryan Burke
OM Brandt
Cline
Abrbilp
Katz
O ” Burke
I Brandt
Tuchmont
Ater
Groves
Kim
Sanford
Vinx
Magicians Defeat Emly as Roanoke-Norfolk Series Succeeds
Norfolk edged Emly in a baseball game played in Newport News with Roanoke and Norfolk moving the series. McGann turned an unassisted double play as the Magicians benefited from Planmiller’s seven suits and errors by the Gulls to win. Other details include hallmarks of pitching, fielding, and base running from the Petersburg and Lynchburg clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Roanoke
Norfolk
Planmiller
Magic City
McGann
Court orders halt on Tebeau eligibility in Cleveland game
National League drama unfolds as Pat Tebeau faces ineligibility injunctions amid Cleveland and New York clash. Umpire Hurst temporarily barred from enforcing Young’s order while players Irwin and Gleason are restrained from collecting fines. Rain halted play after five innings. Giants’ Sullivan shuts down Spiders in a tense scene with legal action looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hurst
Nick Young
Pat Tebeau
Tebeau
Frank Robison
Dick Stegkemper
Irwin
Arthur Irwin
Kid Gleason
Bic
Mike Sullivan
Giants
Cuppy
Young
New York
Wen
Tebeau Euch
Sullivan
Spiders
Armenian Demonstration Drowns Conference With Outcry Over Massacres
At the Fifteenth International Christian Endeavor Convention in Washington a large Armenian relief demonstration stirred delegates. Speakers denounced Ottoman atrocities, blamed Europe and America, and urged Christian nations to defend Armenians while praising Armenian courage and faith amidst persecution.
Labor Day Arrangements under way for Virginia gathering
Central Labor Union of Southeastern Virginia reports a contract with Ocean View management for a Labor Day excursion on the first Monday in September. Unions from Richmond Roanoke Newport News Petersburg Danville Lynchburg and Raleigh N C will participate. Prominent speakers are expected and the committee plans subcommittees and a push parade to Ocean View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union of
Southeastern Virginia
Labor’ Day Committee
Ocean* View Management
Pleaiec
Virginia
Richmond
Roanoke
Newport News
Petersburg
Danville
Lynchburg
Raleigh
N.C
D. J. Reardon
C. C. Houston
M. J. Lyons
George J. Walker
James B. Casey
Ned Mason Arrested in Ghent Tool Kit Theft Case
In Ghent, Ned Mason, a white felon, was arrested after confessing to stealing carpenters tools valued around $20. Tools recovered from a pawn shop. Mason fined $15 previously for similar thefts. Police officers Boggs and Henderson traced the kit, and Mason’s case sits with Justice Burroughs. Also noted: Methodist Epworth Sunday School meeting at Epworth Church with Rev. Beckham speaking on responsibility and study of feathers. Campaign Club No.1 elected officers for three months at a Woodside hall meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Mason
Ghent
Dorfilh
Boggs
Henderson
Atlantic City
Mason
Bef Justice Burroughs
Gold and Silver Split as Gold Men Withdraw From Party
Delegates report bitter rift between Gold and Silver factions at the convention. George P. How's candidacy is debated as Republicans and Populists gain accessions while Virginians praise Bryan and prepare to back the Chicago ticket. Major Joseph Natker resigns to support Bryan and Populists drift back to Democrats. Local officials largely back McKinley, with some half-hearted support and plans for a Bryan club to form Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. How
Ayea
Joseph Natker
Chesterfield
Republican District Committee
Fred
Bryan
Rut~fins
Hanover
Chicago
McKinley
Mae
Stave
Siaveir
Times
Rteru
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Weather Report
North Carolina
Fair
Weather Bureau
J. J. Gray
Care Virginian
A. Gripp
Tyrone
Nix
Forshee & Makin
Cincinnati
Ryland Institute
Annie M. Butt
Insitute
Virginia Beach
Je2i
Austin & McGwe
O. Sui
Oner
J. T
Church Street
Judd
Marine Corps
Marine Barracks
Navy Yard
Watts
Duke Street
Waverly
Virginian
Salury Way
M. Tilley
MY Water Street
Justin McCarthy
Business Men's Association
Chichester
Salles
Drugeists
Chichester Chemical Co
Philadelphia
H. C Hoggard & CO
Jalitt
West End Mews
Norfolk, VW Apply to JOHN H._WINDER, Seaborvene
Portamouth
M. A. Agelasto
Plument
Church Streets
Beat
Lovitt Avenues
Valetti-su
w.f-Im
Wood Street
Appian
Taylor
Jon
Informurand
CeCersarr
Police Court Justice
A.M. Nosay
Nelle Fultz
Nellie
Nosay
Thomas Turner
Robert Patterson
Robinson
Thomas O'Connor
O'Connor
Walter Blunt
W. McMullin
McMullin
Stony Blunt
Avon Street
A. Lowers
Mary Wright
Julia Smith
Thomas Mitel
William Singleton
Charles Ficlor
James Hall
J.wawe
John Welly
Henry Brown
C. al. Carter
Palmer Harry
Asa Reys
Charles Klebahn
F. Wait
M. W. Vaughan
Robert Bell
Henry Williams
J. W. Wing
King
Williams
TEE Cooper
Bank
Walter J. Simmons Iv
Corporation Court
Purpura Fruit Company
Iss Main
Hed
Fritz
Norfolk-Roanoke
Neport News
Av. L
Emly
Hallman
Schabel
Little
OM Hallman
Armstrong
Smith
Pickering
Grove
Dundon
Kelly
Scott
Mace
Baker
Heisman
Morgan
Cook
Hutchings
Stewart
Ab.r
A. EC
McFaran
Davis
Wentz
Cleve
A. McFarlan
Ramp
Lamont
Pfranmiller
Pee
Peet
Roan Oke
Cockmub Q
Fleming
Wil
Leahy
BHP
Kilby
Keefer
Brodie
Stevens
Blankenship
Woods
Turlington
Hutching
Hellman
Aecewe
Draye
Onk
Robie
I Hall
R. F
Joe Camp
Han
Hutchins
Drage
Vanderslice
National League
Sullivan and
Wilson
Boston
Pirates
Pittsburg
Pittsborg
Duffy
Himn Bergen
Stenzel
Armenia
G. I. Convention
Europe
America
International Christian Endeavor
Clarke
Shaw
Wayland
Willisiam
Endeavor
India
China
Africa
Asia
Geall
Putnam
Bentley
Hildener
Germany
Secretary Green
National Relief Committee
Margaret Wlelteh
Ceylon
Rebecca Kirkorian
Turkey
Kirk O'Rian
Colume
Kingdom of Heaven
Christendom
Milas Leitch
Evangeliat Milla
Mills
Hisses
Wayland Hoyt
White House
Buzzard Bay
Mr. Mills
Sunday School Association
Methodist
Epworth Church
Webster
Nottingham
B. M. Beckham
Trinity Choreh
Epworth
Atten
Roata
Ruth—witsy
Naomi
Roth
Boaz
Murphy
R. 16
Amelia
Paes
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