BAVA PARTY OFF FOR NASHVILLE
A partial article notes Fussell and party leaving for Nashville by private car and Pullman, with attendees and alumni planning at Greene County commencement. It references crop issues, state agriculture department warnings, and a discussion on salaries for the Goldsboro asylum superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fussell
Fternoon
Nashville
Warty
I. M. Hayes
Greene
Subscription Hill
Felix
Asheville
Russell Willke
Jthe
Ar Department
BitGl
Copica
Aveter
Fey
Rae
miDr
Miller
Goldapars
Goldsboro
Bank Ve. Treas
Nila Court of
State Agres ‘Department
Patterclares
Commencement Week Opens At State Diversity Event
Alumni attendance marks the start of commencement week as the State Diversity gathering proceeds with plans for reunions and honors. Darius Ford and R. Dey are among noted participants in a program aiming to showcase achievements of students and faculty during a spring ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darius Ford
R. Dey
Ap Paasi Iger
Omorrow
Alleghany County
Alleghanies
Berton
Virginia
Alleghany Station
Chesapeake and Olio Riailway
B. P. Baiklis, Jr
Water baptism draws large crowd at Catholic church
Renewed services yesterday attracted a large crowd to the Catholic church in Edenton. The report notes Miller and Holmes rode in from Sunday to attend, and a Sunday school group with Haven Belle planned a day’s outing for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wientonwin
Ette ‘Catholic Church
Miller
Holmes
Lie Kramer
Elizabeth City
Dia
Sapist
Hag Charrt
Haven
Josiah Elliott
Hertford
Tiropsh Hidenton
Hertford Court Hears Fighting Case At Trial
A fight case involving Charles Perry and Small was heard as Small was fined two dollars. Witnesses included Oliver Fae Sora Old and Charles H. O. Elizabeth City, with W. P. Mee Andry Wy Miller of Edenton present. Court sessions resume tomorrow night for further proceedings in late local plays and performances.
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Nga
Charles Perry
Small
Wes
Oliver Fae Sora
Charles H. O
Elizabeth City
W. P. Mee Andry WY. Miller
Edenton
C. W. Morgan
Vaviana Hayes
Nathan Ps
Ethel Mcfullen
Rats
Ruth Thomas
Theatrical Nosed a Week's Engagement Ends
City, May 81 reports a Warren production closing after a week's run with a notable audience reaction. The event highlighted a naval reserves service and a sermon by Williamston, drawing attendees and local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
M. C
Warren
Michael
Williamston
Publications Received and Endorsed Books in Baltimore
The Virginian acknowledges receipt of Sebastian Brown’s work by the Baltimore bar. The Sun and American praise its social themes and character drawings. The Light of the World, or Our Saviour In Art, from Elder company Chicago, features 160 full page engravings from great paintings, priced $1 paper $2 cloth. A.P. Elder invites inquiries at 278 Michigan Avenue Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Sebastian Brown
Baltimore
Virginian
Sebatian Brown
Monumental Publishing Company
Press of
The
Sun
the Herald
Elder Company
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Elder
Earthquake Shocks Noted at City Customs House
Few observed the tremor at the stone customs house while Turner Battle alerted Collector Shields to the vibration. A newcomer from Old Point overheard talk of the shock being terrifying, and a Norfolk observer joked about the demolishing hotel workers. The New Yorker remained unfooled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Turner Battle
Old Point
St. Jaomes
Norfolk
New Yorker
Petersburg Earthquake Shocks City and Surroundings
An earthquake震 shook Petersburg Virginia at 1:59 PM May 1 striking the city and nearby counties. Officials felt the building rock and inkstand fall as goods toppled in stores while residents reported dishes rattling during meals. The tremor was observed in Prince George and Chesterfield counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Wish Street
Prince George County
Chesterfield County
Earthquake Felt Across City At 1 58 P M
An earthquake was briefly felt across the area lasting about fifty seconds with chandeliers swaying and floors trembling. The disturbance began at 1 58 P M and was observed at the Capitol and several high buildings including the Associated Press office and Weather Bureau records show the move ment from south to north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Associated Press Office
Post
Weather Bureau
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Richmond and Carolinas
Reports from Richmond Newport News Raleigh Seaboard Wilmington and other points in the region describe earthquake shocks on May 31 lasting from under a minute to about a minute and a half. No major damage reported though some chimneys and china were disturbed with frightened crowds in the streets.
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Richmond
Charleston
Newport News
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Seaboard
Wilmington
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Colored youth arrested for alleged assault in Atlantic City
William Nixon an 18 year old colored boy was arrested last evening after 6 by Officer Lang Horne for allegedly attempting a criminal assault on a white girl, daughter of a resident of Atlantic City ward. He was taken to the station house for disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nixon
Atlantic City
Lang Horne
Dismal Swamp Canal Project Reawakens Historic Waterway
Baltimore capitalists back a plan to enlarge and restore the Dismal Swamp Canal connecting Deep Creek to the Parquotank river. The project aims to revive freight transport between the Carolinas and Chesapeake Bay and revive a region famed for legends, espionage, and Poe inspired lore.
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Baltimore
Carolina Rivers
Chesapeake Bay
United States
Kenilworth Castle
Auld Kirk Alloway
Moore
Edgar Allen Poe
Norfolk
Albemarle Sound
Cape Hatteras
Deep Creek
Parquotank River
Atlantic
Charleston
New York
Colonel Byrd
Westover Mansion
Virginia
North Carolina
Evelyn Byrd
London
Byrd
Drummond
Thomas Moore
Bermuda Islands
George Washington
Judge Simonton blocks South Carolina liquor crackdown
In Charleston on May 1 Judge Simonton of the U S Circuit Court filed a decision in Vandercock v State restraining SC from stopping liquor imports. If upheld, the ruling would undermine the state dispensary law by allowing importation and sale of liquor on original packages under interstate commerce law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
N. C
Simonton
United States Circuit Court
Vandercock Company
South Carolina
Artificial Mother's Milk Claims German Process Health Substitute
An ad touts a German patented process producing an artificial mother's milk from pure cow's milk. It declares the product the only healthy substitute for mothers' milk and urges consulting a physician, noting retail availability.
John W Burrow’s Drug Store in Norfolk VA
John W Burrow s Drug Store operates at 53 Granby Street Norfolk Virginia with a salesroom display. Local business listing notes the street address and location within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Norfolk, Va
Every Housekeeper Economist and Supfarers Warned
From a historical ad style notice warning about a beverage called Copfe. It claims the drink is not an aliment but a medicament containing poisonous alkaloid carpine that deranges digestive organs and the nervous system. The text addresses coffee lovers directly.
Kneipp Malt Coffee Promises Taste and Health Benefits
An old advertisement claims Kneipp Malt Coffee improves any coffee grade with rich aroma and flavor. It positions the product as a wholesome substitute for those with caffeine intolerance and cites Father Sebastian Enbipp of Woerishofen Bavaria as endorsing it. It lists multiple Norfolk grocers and invites readers to request a free sample and descriptive booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian Enbipp
Woerishofen
Bavaria
Norfolk
Wood & CO
Main Street
Wood, Beckham & CO
Main St
A.J. Wood & Bro
Bank Bt
Duncan Bros
G. W. Goodson& CO
Church St
G. Nottingham & CO
Charette St
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Eee Et Okel, Noth
Carolina Medife
It Carolina University
Wenee
the Custom House
Ireland
Terious
Porte Crayon
Dismal Swamp
Harper's Magazine
Osman
Durham
Bisorkwell
Blackwell’s
Frank P. Davis
Goshen
Rockbridge County
Millboro’ Springs
M. Mk. Davidson
Millboro Springs
Bath County
Roanoke
Myitsu
J. A
Chapman
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Cottagree
Stein
Atlaantic and
Danville
Mecklenbure County
Vaa
Rust
A. W. Archer
Thos. I. Goodom
BE. Co. Laird
J. S. Craig
Goshen Bridge
West Virginia
Ches
Ohio
E. Whith
Sweet Springs
W. Va
APON
Great North Mountain
North
H. Sale
Capon Springs
Mountain View Inn
Blue Ridge Mountains
Amherst
A. C. Bledsoe
A.C. Bledsoe
Neasous
D. C. Jones
B. & O. Central
Deer Park
Morris Auction House
New Market Place
Morris
Norfolk Real Estate and Stock
Sixth Ward
Camp Avenue
Trent
Pool Street
Avenue B
Front Street
Avenue U
T., K. Rogers
P.S
Galatia
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louisa
GROVE
Abney, Cabr & CO
Pozzoni
Ocean View
Bathine
Atlantic Coast
Ocean View Hotel
Chesapeake
Shane
Mali
Charles ST. John
Ocean View, Va
Business College
Clla
Adlanta, Ga
Tne
South
Graduatea
A. C. Briscoe
Ilanta
J. M. Tresslier
Hockdge Alum Springs
Jas. A. Frazier
Codow
Oakland Hotel
Oakland
GEO
A. Mills & Son
Grafton
Washington, D. C
Montebello
Maryland
Washington
Knoxville
Frederick Co
Friends oFr
Mrrs
A. S. Baird
Christiansburg
Montgomery County
Daggers
Lnc
John
Bon
Daggera
John W. Burrow
Granby Sc
Kneipp
Kneipp Malt Food Company
Camden &J
Baltimors, Ld
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