State Federation of Labor Meets in Richmond Emerald Hall
The State Federation of Labor held its second annual session in Emerald Hall with President T F Dornin presiding. Delegates from Virginia cities heard welcome remarks by the mayor and engaged in committee appointments, rules adoption, and consideration of the president's address, with a focus on labor unity and mutual aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Labor
Emerald Hall
T.F. Dornin
Virginia
J. W. Moore
Central Labor Union of
Southeastern Virginia
Labor
Federation of Labor
Dornin
Norfolk
Casey
Central Labor Union
Kizer and Carty
Mullen
Richmond
Best
Roanoke
New
Talbot
Newport News
Keefe
C. C. Williams
Nash
Mehegan
Purlane
Gest
Knote
Kizer
Talbott
Jennings
Middleton
Pace
Urquhart
Donnell
Portsmouth
Williams
Pierce
Pearce
Messrs
Note
Purlune
Maternity Health Advocated By Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
Letter from Mrs. L. Z. Wairsey of Somerville Mass praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for alleviating weakness of the kidneys and painful periods Before pregnancy and through gestation It claims the remedy helped her have a full term healthy baby and urges other expectant mothers to fortify blood to ensure birth success and healthy children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Whitney
Silys
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Convention oficiales elected at Magic City gathering
Delegates extended an invitation to hold the next convention in the Magic City and it was unanimously accepted. Officers elected include W. H. Mullen of Richmond as president and J. H. Best of Roanoke as first vice president. The convention adjourned to 2:30 pm with plans for a harbor excursion at 10 am. A resolution backed Richmond Typographical Union’s action in its dispute with Everett Waddell Co. and pledged support.
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Magic City
Kizer
W. H. Mullen
Richmond
J. H. Best
Roanoke
Co. C. Williams
Norfolk
FE. W
Dornin
Pearce
Reardon
Committee On Constitution
Richmond Typographical Union
Everett Waddell Company
Bryan lecture preparations at Armory with reserved seats
Preparations are underway at the Armory for Mgr Bryan's lecture next Monday night on a scale matching the event. Chairs will be provided in the reserved section, wide aisles ensure easy access, and experienced ushers will guide attendees. Citizens are urged to buy weekly and season tickets to secure reserved seating at no extra charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. Bryan
Che Evermt
Bryan
Mail Route Planned Between Norfolk and Orenan View
A United States mail route is to be opened between Norfolk and Orenan View with a post office inspector evaluating extending it to Old Point via Willoughby Square. Local names cited include W B Johnson of Newark C and other Norfolk figures. A testimonial from Johnson touts One Minute Cough Cure saving his child from croup amid widespread throat and lung illness.
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United States
Norfolk
Orenan View
Ofice
Old Point
Willouphby Sqnt
W. B. Johnson
Newark
Gi. Sterling
J. M. P Pratter
Byll, Walker, Brambleton, Truette& Smith
Berkley
Busy stores offer more value per dollar at Levy Hiros
Advertises broad fabric sale at Levy Hiros 844 Main Street. Claims money buys more here than elsewhere with new dimity lawns and various fabrics priced to attract shoppers. Emphasizes quality and yard-wide options like scotch lawns and ginghams.
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Dimity
Lo Levy Hiros
Main Street
See Dr. Weck for Guaranteed Glasses Proscribed
A brief notice promoting eye care with Dr. Weck, offering guaranteed glasses through prescribed lines. It emphasizes expert evaluation and reliable optical products from a local glasses specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Weck
Rain Weather Report for Virginia and North Carolina
Washington June 8 1897 forecast and general conditions show showers on the coast and threats of rain likely inland for Virginia with northeasterly winds. in North Carolina rain expected with probable clear western portions and northeast winds.
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Washington
Virginia
North Carolina
Port Calendar Tide and Sun Times Reference
Weather and harbor timing notes show sunrise at 4 45 a m and sunset at 7 40 p m. High tides at 3 35 a m and 4 14 p m with low tides at 9 51 a m and 10 43 p m.
Weather observations from Norfolk Bureau on June 8
The Weather Bureau Norfolk reports past 24 hours with maximum and minimum temperatures, normal deviations, and rainfall figures. Mean humidity and departures since January 1 are noted by observer J. J. Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Norfolk
Pevese Sinces OG
J. J. Gray
Bryan Neats Going Fast Reserved Lecture Seats Sellout
Reserved seats for Mr. Bryan's bimetallism lecture are selling rapidly at $1 each. Tickets are scarce near the speaker's stand as orders pour in from all directions. James Groves, VP and GM, notes the rush at the Y A GC A building on Main Street. The lecture is expected to draw a large Norfolk ovation and will start promptly at 7 p.m.
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Brynan
Bryan
James 8. Groves
Main Street
Norfolk
Norfolk Masons Elect Officers for Royal Arch Chapter
Norfolk United Royal Arch Chapter No 1 of Masons has elected officers including high priest Newton Fitz king Walter Edmonds scribe 8 P Moore treasurer John Walten secretary A Patrick C of H Ty Royster P S J Morse Rt A Cl CM NotUnghaim third veil WL Mast second veil Tf L Myers first veil Rt W Pettit tier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk United Royal Arch Chapter No. 1 of
Masons
Core
Newton Fitz
King
Walter Edmonds
P. Moore
John Waltens
A. Patrick
Ty. Royster
P. S
Funeral of Mrs Waellar Mary Kiuellar Widow of Waellar
Funeral conducted by Rev William P T At Will from the Pabbot Street house at 1 a m yesterday. Interment followed at Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kiuellar
George P. Waellar
Pabbot Street
William PT
Cumberland Street
Elmwood
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve advertised for burns
An advertisement warns of burns and scalds from an accident and promises quick relief with De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Endorsers include D. G. Sterling and Truett & Smith in Norfolk Brambleton.
Campbell's Special This Week For Cabinet Photos
Earthquake in prices. Campbell's offers two days only this week with special cabinet photographs nicely mounted for 50 cents. No frame needed. Visit Campbell at 344 Main Street before Saturday for the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Boriday
Main Street
Jel-Te
Streetcar Tickets Set at Fifty Cents Per Pound Trip
All Street car conductors will sell tickets today and hereafter at fifty cents for the pound trip. Includes street car fare in Norfolk. Sixteen trains each way daily. Dr. Week, expert, located per a Maxaminations free. WLFT Gale, 152 Main Street. Flatulence secured by Devchain's Pillar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Dr. Week
Pera
Wlft Gale
Main Street
Masters of Car Building Convene at Chamberlin in Richmond
More than fifteen hundred delegates of the Master Car Builders Association gathered at the Hotel Chamberlin for the thirty-first annual convention. Governor O Ferrall welcomed the group after a fast Rail Way Age special from Chicago. Committees were elected to organize finances transportation printing and entertainment with Willard A Smith heading finance and George M Myans as treasurer for the session.
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Old Point
Master Car Builders’ Association
Chamberlin
Rallway
Charles T. O’errall
Anderson
Harwood
Party of Western
Richmond
Chicago
White City
O'Ferrall
Association
Os. A. Crane
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
George B. Wilson
Willard A. Smith
Flowers
J. B. Hicks
W. I. Bryant
W.C. Pord
P. J. Myler
George MP. Myans
Cenilemen
A. J. Schevers
Chicaso
George F. Evans
New York
C. L H. Howard
St. Louis
Frank Barnard
Boston
D. W. Clark
Pittsburg
Finance Committee
Hotel Chamberlain
Willard Aa. Smith
George F. Wiyans
A. P F. Miller
L. C. Burgess
W. C. DeArmond
Cheorge S. Sigelow
L. R. Pomeroy
W. D. Bargent
Charles L. Harris
Tlarvey N. Loomis
Transportation Committee
W. Ek. Bryant
James Th. Mallory
Thomas W. Gentry
Arthur Johnson
George FE. Malleson
EL Ec. Bates
J. Alexander Brown
A. FP. Conklin
Sanford Keeler
2. C. Sawyer
P.M. Patrick
W. CC. Ford
2. A. Simmons
L. B. Sherman
John WN. Reynolds
Clement PF. Street
Death notice for William Gorge Miti-Ghar at St Vincent’s Hospital
At St Vincent's Hospital on m William Gorge Miti-Ghar in the 16th year of his age. Solemn novena mass will be said at St Vincent's Chapel Wednesday morning at o'clock. The remains will be taken to Logansport Indiana this morning for interment.
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Quartermaster's
Art Monrov
Guleski
Progressive Emdowment
Richmond
Klenckel
Pawerpor
Tomy
Wy Iam J
Bodell
Flower Committee Names for Railway Convention
Flower Committee chaired by J B Hicks includes W B Gillally Henry W Toothe W P Casper George D B Molleson J J Brisbine Arthur Johnson W A Blanchard Alfred F Conklin C W Martin The railway men and association members found the technical programme topics interesting but the large volume of papers made full discussion impractical The session adjourned at 30 o'clock after the day’s talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Committee
J B. Hicks
W. B. Gillally
Henry W. Toothe
W. P. Casper
George DB. Molleson
J. J. Brisbine
Arthur Johnson
W. A Blanchard
Alfred F. Conklin
C. W. Martin
Intricacies of Car and Rolling Stock Exhibit at Convention
The article highlights a key feature of the convention the elaborate display of car and rolling stock equipment. Exhibits in the Chamberlain palm garden include signal lights carpets heaters and model trains with automatic switch demonstrations by Charles V Ritchie of Washington DC. The exposition displays numerous locomotives and a range of freight and passenger car components.
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Palm Garden
Charles V. Ritchié
Washington, D. C
Fishin Song Sells Big in Richmond Market
A popular comic song titled Fishin with words by Joseph S. Miller and music by Jacob Reinhardt is published by Walter D. Moses & Co. of Richmond. The piece, praised for humor, is widely sold and performed by E D Hotchkiss of the Chesapeake and Ohio and Macy of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Miller
Internal Revenue
Jacob Reinhardt
Walter D. Moses & Co
Richmond
E.D .Hotchkiss
Chesapeake and Ohio
Macy
New York
Bay Orator Ralph Bingham to Speak at Oaklette Church
At Oaklette M. I. church two miles from Norfolk on the Campostella and Indian river road Ralph Bingham the Bay Orator of America will speak tonight at o clock Admission 15 25 and 31 cents Visitors from the city and surrounding sections are expected and will be welcome See Mr J W Bakers card elsewhere Also De Witts Witch Hazel Salve offered for piles and skin diseases by D G Sterling J M Trotter Rh L Walker Truett Smith Berkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
D. G. Sterling
I. MM
Trotter
Norfolk
L. Walker
Brambleton
Truett & Smith
Berkley
Oaklette
J. M. ¥. Trotter
Rh. L. Walker
America
Oaklette M. 1
Church
South
Bingham
Ash Goods Sale Highlights Wash Goods and Bicycles
This week Ash Goods Store showcases a broad wash goods exhibit with lawns at 8c per yard and linen homespun at 45c per yard. Dimities are 10c, summer lawns 4c, and a large South Market selection includes colorful fabrics and a premium Erie bicycle with high grade enamel finish and two saddle options priced at 37.50 for ladies and 35.00 for men and boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormerly
South
Newton
Morgan & Wright
Gents' Summer Undershirts and Collars Sale
Gents' Brown and Blue Undershirts summer weight 25c Balbriggan garments 25c Gents' Fine Balbriggan Underwear three for 1.00 Gents' Linen Collars all styles 1.00 Gents' Madras Negligee Shirts new colors two collars cuffs value 1.25 now 1.00 each
Silks and Sheer White Goods for Commencement Dresses
Distinctive plain and brocade china silks at small prices. Dimities India linens mulls Swisses in white and pale shades ideal for evening wear. White fans gloves and dainty handkerchiefs available for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Summer Corsets Offer Comfort in Warm Weather
Four styles priced at 2Sc, 374c, 50c, and $1.00 promise perfect fit and cooling comfort for hot days.
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Madea
Charles BE. Widen
W.H. HL. Trice & Co
Corner Bank
Plume Streets
Yarmouth
Duke
Riley
York St
Chapel St
Walke
Sot Church
Cottige Mace
Alkinnd St
Granby St
Arlington Place
Holt
Tiley
Maltby Avenue
Charlotte Sheet
Mariner St
Kelly 'Avenue
Talbot St
Roanoke Dock
Granby
Main St
Church St
Shields
Bank St
Mwigh
T. F. Rogers
Columbia Building
Boush Street
York Place
Duke Street
Bute Street
Gank Street
Shields Street
Morehouse
Roanoke Duck
Granby Street
Dartmouth Street
Gistore
Cumberland Rect
Commercial Place
Church Street
Commerce
Water Street
Virginia Beach
West Market Square
Orfolk
Charles M
Malin
the State Federation
Virginia Affiliated
Will Cone
Chantauqua
Sceevet
Weather Report
Dvechain
Pilla
The
Master Constructors’ Association
Governor O'Ferrall
Water Chamberlain —Aan
Cooper Marble Works
Ron St
A. FE. Hall & Co
Walter TL Jiall
Prop'r
Fishin
Oaktlatte
Ralph Bingham
F Music
Armory
WM. J. Bryan
Sirvan
Mr. Bryan
JAS. S
Groves
V. P
G. Am. Mazg
Joseph Brown
O. K
Wcharlotte ST
Mettowee
Robert F. Holmes & CO
Iprroxis Isu
Granby and Lain
J. W. Gamage
W. N. Waller
Gamage & Waller
Plument
the Bridge
Southern States
Southern Bell
Nettie
Andrews & Parker
W. HW. Andrews
WW. OH. Andrews & CO
W. H. Andrews, Ik. M. Parker
W. I. Andrews
Walter J. Simmons & Cos
Beatin Street
Deer Foot Farm
Masa
J. KH. Briggs
Old Market Square
Pozzosi
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