Earthquake Shocks Suffolk Amid City Activities
A minor earthquake rattled Suffolk causing brief alarm and scattered crowds while officials assessed damage. No injuries were reported. the tremor coincided with local events including Decoration Day activities and a parade.
Death of J Willie Minter Remains Noted in Mathews VA
The sad intelligence of Mr. J Willie Minter's death reached yesterday. He was 38 and leaves two children. He belonged to The Masstott Tribe Lodge No 77 and Atlantic Lodge of Odd Fellows and attended Lekkies Memorial Methodist church. The corpse arrived in the city last night on the steamer Northampton.
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J. Willie Minter
Minter
Mathews County
Masstott Tribe
Atlantic Lodge of
Oda
Lekkies Memorial
Scottsville
Portsmouth
E. L. Sawyer
Colley Avenue
Huntersville notes and local deaths in Virginian piece
The Virginian reports on a Sunday Huntersville Circle meeting with Mrs. R. T. Webster and Miss Bettie Poulton visiting Sheriff Cromwell’s family. Stephen V. Prince, 17, died in Newport News and was buried at Lindenwood with Rev. L. R. Wright. A shooting on E. L. Simpson’s farm, Hampton colored man Wm Edmonds killed. inquest returns accidental shooting. no arrest planned.
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W. BL. Austin
Huntersville
Big Church
R. T. Webster
Johnson Avenue
Bettie Poulton
Baltimore
A. C. Cromwell
Corner Central
Johnson Avenues
Stephen V. Prince
A. V. Prince
Newport News
Lindenwood
L. R. Wright
Grace Baptist Church
Elmswood
Prince
No. 10 Avenue
Davis
Howard and Son
Hampton
Complexional Indications and Use of Stomach Bitters
A pamphlet style health notice explains that pale complexions come from poor digestion and misregulated bowels. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as an invigorant and alterative to restore digestion, vigor, regularity, and a healthy glow to the cheeks. The ad targets wasted cheeks and urges persistence for lasting improvement.
Warrants Withdrawn Over Embezzlement Claim
Two seamen, Jim and Burke Tarris, say the warrants against J. P. Furlong were sworn for the wrong man. They admit Furlong did not have their money but one of his agents. The dispute is settled and the warrants will be withdrawn.
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Jim and
Burke Tarris
J. P. Furlong
Carter
New York
City Court Rows Terms of Offenders in Police Court
Justice Tomlin dispensed lenient sentences in the Police Court yesterday with several prisoners receiving short terms. Dinksey Cooke and others faced larceny, assault, and insult charges, receiving 30 to 90 day sentences. Minor cases included fines for abusive language and petty larcenies, some continued to today or Saturday. The Jackson Light Infantry parade drew attention, while local events noted a birthday, a funeral, and an earthquake felt in the ward.
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Trowustler
Reni _Eatate
Justice Tomlin
Dinksey Cooke
Lucy Johnson
Bame
William Riddick
John C. Page
Armstead Martin
Noah H. Revell
William Booman
Murden
Henry and
Church Streets
Property Transfers: Turner to Joynes at Henry and Wide
Mrs. Henry L. Turner and others transfer a lot with improvements at the northwest corner of Henry and Wide streets to N. B. Joynes for $1,500. The conveyance notes the property details and payment terms as listed in the transfer notice.
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Henry L. Turner
N. B. Joynes
Henry and
Loomed Like He A Winner In Virginia Patronage Fight
The narrative recalls Col. Bil Lamb’s long political and journalistic career in Norfolk and his shift from Democrat to Republican. It notes his 1860 editorship of the Norfolk Argus, a reputation for confronting Stephen A. Douglas, a famous public hall duel with L. H. Chandler, and a three round stage fight ending with a decisive left hander. Lamb later becomes Norfolk’s top coal shipper, still active at the time described.
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Lamb-Bowden
Virginia
Col
Bil Lamb
Fort Misher
Norfolk Argus
Breckinridge and
Lane
Stephen A. Douglass
Norfolk
Lamb
Argus
Bill Lamb
L. H. Chandler
Bill
Chandler
Bell
Everett
Carson City
Kirn Hall entertains for Trinity church benefit
A brambleton section program at Kirn Hall delighted attendees for Trinity M. E. church with refreshments served after. Bishop Randolph confirmed ten at St. Peter's P. E. church and the crowd found the services instructive.
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Kirn Hall
Trinity M. E. Church
Bishop Randolph
St. Peter's P. E. Church
Measell
Hest Brambleton
Baltimore
Leslie Measell
Maryland
George Burger
Familly
Hamlin Avenue
North Park Avenue
Presbyterian Church
E. B. Dozier
East Brambleton Avenue
J. Moyer
Y Turner’s Creek
Captain Hudson
East Willoughby
North Park
Vincent
Petersburg
J. J. Davis
Windsor Avenue
Robert Gill
McKendree
Edna Elizabeth Brabbie
Dennis Brabbie
Pollard Street
Spurgeon Memorial Baptist
I. A. Martin
Washington, D. C
Cedar Grove
Messrs
W. H. Old
C. C. Walton
Thomas Edmunds
Jerome Pps
W. W. Shimpson
James Lawrence
G. §. Bunting
J. J. Moore
R. H. Bennett
MedCentres
Rowing event at YMCA features doubles and singles races
Participants include C. O. Barron with J. Hunt Hannah, Garland Peed with S&S. W. Wilson, R. P. Griffith with Leon I. Brays, A. A. Fisher with H. W. Johnson Jr. in doubles and C. O. Barron Lem Mayo R. P. Griffith Garland Peed EB. T. Lawler in singles. Races start at 4:30 with a special Tule race of interest.
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Awvill
Y. M. C. A. Bongoline
Messrs
C. O. Barron
J. Hunt Hannah
Garland Peed
S&s. W. Wilson
R. P. Griffith
Leon I. Brays
A. A. Fisher
H. W. Johnson, Jr
Lem Mayo
EB. T. Lawler
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Old Stand
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City Hall
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al Everett
Pating
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Dempsey Darden
Edward Darden
S.P. Vanderalico
Jo Lane Stern
Sistortones
W. M. Burton
Richmond
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Jordan Copeland
B. Dumville, Jr
Thomas W. Shelton
Harry I. Walcott
KR. Withers
Nelson County
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Fairbank Company
Boston
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Dore Lewis
Christopher Billups
Lizzie Boykins
Mary L. Blount
Charles Laughton
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Brock
Betty Pryor
Wynee Aotl
Jackson Light Infantry
Mother Hubbard
Nicholas Mortoin
Kelley’ Avenue
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Union Mission
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North Marshall Avenue
Mdna’e. Brabble
Pollard Avenue
Loomed Likhe
Col. Lamb
New York Press
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Marvin’s Cheese
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Rao
Verh Este
Taoan
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National Lead Co
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South Front St
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Main Street
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Berkley, VA
Chestnut
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Eyheridge
Norfolk, Va
Lecrunis University
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Justice Afarlan
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Mall-Eod
University OF
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R.W. &Co
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the Fass Furniture Co
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Norfolk National
Main St
City National
Bakers and Confectioners
Cabler
J. D
Bank Bt
Hodges
Sam T., Jr
Ana Inrness
Wrenn, A. & Son
Water St
Commlssior
Perry
J. W
Tunis
Boone & Jenkins
Etheridge, D. & Co
Commerce
Darden & Rives
Roanoke
Montgomery & Harrell
Pruggists Wendl
West
Alfred T
Grouceries
Bruce
Ives
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Norfolk Liquor Co
Ae Water Bt
Washington Club
Fulford
J. E
Commercial Place
Williams
Market Square
Litheridge, Jas. E. & Co
Brambleton Ave
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J. O
Woodside Wharf
Nimmo
W.T
Cooper Marble Works
Bank St
Barnes
James B
Campbell's Wharf
Orgins, &Ke
Yarbrough
J. T., Music Co
Merchants’ & Farmers’ Peanut Co
Jenkins Paint & Ol Co
Blackburn & DeJarnette
Warren
D. W
White, B. V. & Co
Battley &Spann
Church St
Pluml Street