Two Marriages Planned in City and Local Services Busy
Short warongraphs note two marriages planned next week in the city while tent services draw large crowds. Levy jailed ten days for fighting. a Philadelphia man faces forgery charges. Reports of railway issues, school site talks, and pension day fill courthouse notes with local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vyobius Levy
Port
Owens’ Memorial
Smithfield
Blucksters
W. If Dunford
Cottage Place
Currie
Suffolk
Isaac Smith
Jalil
Justines
Philadelphia
Jacobson
Canaan
Tar River
Yesteray
Winner's Point
Fifth Ward
Key,ies
May
D. D
Dartsmouth Wigh
Episcopal Council
Trinity Pychurch
Deep Creek Shell
Tresitar
Alizses Tucker
Bilck
Norfolk
Academy of Music
Ted de Or
George FH
Big
Air Pavy
Portsmouth
Snd
Werner
Tle Wisitt
Sud
Seoli
Winner's
Tolnat
Toon
Br King’s New Discovery for Consumption Medicine
Br King’s New Discovery is advertised as a universal remedy for coughs and colds and claimed to cure consumption, pneumonia, bronchitis, and related ailments. The text promotes its safety and includes testimonials and endorsements from a Dr. Vowel Nia Lite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marti
Questhowrs mand Was ons, boo Mow only want to Pete aon 87 qa wor
Stated text appears as fragmented OCR with many nonsensical phrases and missing context. Readable segments mention names and numbers but lack coherent news content to summarize meaningfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sten
Oss and Children's Straw Sailors Co
Oss and Children's Straw Sailors, Woe Virnislson Company operates in a regional market, detailing its production and distribution. The notice notes corporate entity involvement and suggests a local business profile with emphasis on organizational structure and regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oss and Children's Straw Sailors, Woe
Virnislson , Co
Tramp Nuisance Opinion Letter From Portsmouth Editor
A letter from Thomas Tilmundsen of Norfolk County to the editor argues that tramp nuisance and jail costs rise as travelers arrive by rail. He urges using prisoners for labor such as breaking stones or "nicking okum" to fund board and road maintenance, proposing work in jail or word making to aid farmers and improve county roads while avoiding harm to honest laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
The
Virginian
Norfolk County
Commonwealth
Portlock
Okum
Thomas Tiolmndsen
J. E
American Employment Bureau opens in our city
The Virginian notes the establishment of an American Employment Bureau here where people can leave names and small fees to find homes and workers can seek help. The paper welcomes the bureau and its managers, hoping for great success and praising the need for such service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Virginian
Bureau
Rick Meadacha
Carter
Carter Medicine CO
New York
Cattle Inspection Law Leads to Local Arrest
A county cow trader tried to sell two cattle before inspection under new law. An inspector from the Government nearby arrested him and placed the cattle in O. S. Williams' stables, ordering they stay put until the Norfolk inspector arrives. Public unfamiliarity with the rule noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. Williams
Norfolk
Sunday School and Revival Planned at Port Norfolk Pavilion
Sunday school services to begin at 8 p.m. in the excursion pavilion at Port Norfolk with a religious service. Methodist attendees from Louisville Pinner's Point and Port Norfolk invited to organize a class or society. Reverend Morrisett, recently from Vanderbilt, to participate in the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Evangelist Mr Bransford from Danville to start a ten day meeting on the pavilion’s third Sunday of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Norfolk
Scouisville
Pinner’s Point
Morrisett
Vanderbilt University
Vhuree
Bransford
Danville
Scottsville Hose Company Organized In Scotiaville
At a village meeting in Scotiaville residents organized the Scottsville Hose Company with thirty-two members. Elected were first captain A Wilic Troughton, second captain John Ek. Mutchinson, Dr. Davis as recording secretary, John Dempsey as financial secretary, and Won. Shepherd as treasurer. The company will purchase a reel and hose to be ready to fight fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotiavillee
Hell
Scottsville
Caution Urges Care After Bicycle Crash on Court Street
A gentleman riding a wheel at high speed overturned a baby cart on Court Street striking fear in a nurse. The incident caused no injuries or injuries noted except fright. The speaker urges riders to slow down and travel safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Disturbances in Prout of the Tent on High Street
Reports detail a disturbance near a tent on High Street where a colored boy stepped on a white boy’s foot. A white boy struck the other with a stick, injuring him, before bystander intervention and police took the suspect to the station-house. The case, begun yesterday, was continued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Illeer
Stition-house
Complexional Dedications and the Health of Digestion
A fragmented antiquated passage links complexion to digestion disorders and bodily vigor. It discusses alleged remedies and appearances of health, mentioning poets, remedies, and sensory signs as indicators of wellness, with emphasis on restoration of digestional balance and systemic vitality.
School Board Debates Budgets and Teacher Rehires
The School Board met with members Williams Howell Trant Bilisoly Lawrence Ballentine Proctor St Hall Glover Minter Hope. They reviewed finances showing a 174 dollar treasury balance and no teacher salary increase. Teachers were reappointed, a 10,000 dollar new school was discussed, and a bell was funded for Fourth District School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Williams
B. PF. Howell
George R. Trant
F. N. Bilisuly
John Lawrence
W.T. Ballentine
James c. Proctor
L. St. Hall
R. Glover
W. D. Minter
W. O. Hope
John Schroeder
W. A. Tfentresp
Treasury
Ashton
Mesers, Sherwood
New We
Powell
Wifth Ward
Mrr. Fentress
New School House
Hall
Bilisoly
Bessle G
Woodard
Magesse Clark
Marion Thomas
Mollie Brittingham
Lena Leavitt
Bessie Woodard
Miles Maggie Clark
Miss Brittingham
Inge
Legvitidive
Edith Jordan
Mises Clara Louise Kelley Batley
Wits
Tall
Bens
Speers Climax Brandy Endorsed by Baltimore Medical College President
The president of Baltimore Medical College testifies Speers Climax Brandy as a pure valuable article and reliable stimulant, claiming it superior to most French brands for aiding disease cases and endorsing its medical value. Harvey L. Byte M D, president and professor of obstetrics and diseases of women and ure, notes the endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Medimin
Ciolhege
Speers
Harvey L Byte M 1
Baltimore Medical Collerce
Unclear historical ad text prompts obscure brand names
An assortment of incomplete phrases mentions doors and windows, nets, apparel, and several company names in a fragmented advertisement style. The readable bits lack coherent events or outcomes to summarize beyond noting a generic business notice.
Notable Chicago clergyman endorses Paine’s Celery Compound
A lengthy reminiscence praises Rev. Henry G. Perry of Chicago and recounts his career from Kenyon College honor student to U.S. chaplain and rector. The letter endorses Paine’s Celery Compound as a cure for grip and general debility, claiming nerve and blood benefits and urging use for indigestion and heart concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilenry G. Perry
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kenyon College
Ohio
Supreme Court of
Ilinois
United States
Davidson
Pacific Churchman
San Francisco
Trinity Church
St. Paul's
Springfield
Messrs, Wells, Richardson & Co
Paine
Henry G. Prairy
Queen Victoria Concerts and Musical Legacy Highlighted
The article discusses Queen Victoria's soprano talents and frequent drawing room concerts at Windsor Castle, noting Mendelssohn and other famed artists endorsing her performances. It cites a Victorian exhibition showing royal programs proving the Queen often performed, sometimes with the prince consort, and even as a soloist. The piece links the royal family’s musical influence to later generations and mentions Duke Alfred and Princess Christine. It also notes the Baltimore clergyman Rev Dr Theodore Gaantaredi, author of works on Maryland history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Windsor
Hackingham
Osborne
Mendelssohn
Horne
Crystal
Gondon
Hillel
Michael Costa
Prince Consort
Lablache
Rubini
Christin
Alfred
Duke
Saxe-culture-Gotha
Theodore Cr Gaantaredi
Baltimore
South
Dle
Maryland
Etudents
Maryland Agricunturb College
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Flosve Company
Redkilens Uiding
Disturbanes
Phostetterts
Bowebs
Levy & Tacos
NEW Business
Slekoumosn
Stouk Wiha
Une
Tae
Basquito
Abd. S. Craw
Tod
New
Dot Bihevele Capes
Virnelson & Ny
Charles Kh. Welton & Co
Aecowais
Prust Paine
Maine
Carters
Adv's
Prentis
U. S. Navy Yard
S. P. Oast
W. G. Culpepper
Jos, T. Parker C
L. Culpepper
W. G. Parker
Maurice A. Brandt & GO
High Street
Virginia Boat and Oar Company
Morrison Street
Porism
Carilis
Saintly
Agiply
Fio Crawford SL
American Employment Bureau
W. OA
Conway
Direen St
Wortsmouth
Council Chamber
IMM
Ne Thompson, Jr
J. Davis Red
Chin Finance Committee
BIG Thing
H. B. Wilkins
Vermont
Hoover
W. Hudgins & Co
Crawford Street
High ST
Tumford's
Allie
New York State
Hest Fresh Elgin Creamery
Pau É Galtimore Lardie
Mr Lardie
H. Pearson
S, Cor. Bart and
Green ‘Stréata
J. T. Parker & Bro
Jno. EK. Watson
Bernstein, Cohen & Coa
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