Geel estate and rental list by Trice Co TORRENT SEPT
W H H Trice and Co list Geel estate and rental properties across multiple streets. Items include residences at 141 Yarmouth 337 Duke York St 324 Chapel St 19 Kee 807 Church 72 Cottage Place 121 Kiand St 8 and 357 Granby St Arlington Place 91 Holt 172 Tiley Wielby Avenue 23 Charlotte Street 110 Mariner St 132 Kelly U6 16 Sectores Commercial Place 8 6 Main 2524 6 Water 627 Church 87 ee Hotel 27 29 Talbot St 216 217 and 19 Church St brick farmhouse Roanoke Dock 64 Church 61 Pawsen et 65 Main 164 Bank 872 Granby 412 Church 861 Church 176 Bank 854 Main 385 Church 94 Bank St 3 High St Bianchurch St 50 Bank 6 eas JOFFICES 894 Main St Main Bt lot fe bar 183 Church St office in City National Bank building Ationtla St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Duke
York St
Chapel St
Church
Cottage Place
Kiand St
Granby St
Arlington Place
Holt
Tiley
I Wielby Gvenue
Charlotte Sheet
Ranby St
Mariner
Kelly
Main
Uate
Talbot St
Church St
Syehouse Roanoke Dock
Pawsen
High St
Bianchurch St
Main St
City
For Rent Furnished Cottage at Virginia Beach 1897
Classified notice lists multiple properties including dwellings and stores at Duke Street York Place Main Street and Church Street. Furnished cottage with ten rooms at Virginia Beach available June 1 1897 with 4000 feet ground floor space and power, terms negotiable. Also lot on Franklin Avenue West End Land Co price 600 cash via T F Rogers rooms 214 212 Columbia Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beach
A. F. Rogers
Columbia Building
Franklin Avenue
West End Land Co
T. F. Rogers
Piano for sale at Charles M. ea Plano Warerooms
Advertises a rich mahogany full size upright piano with latest improvements and a year of tuning included. Terms to suit. Call and see it at Charles M. ea Plano Warerooms 416 Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M.ea Plano
Street car conductors set fare changes for Norfolk routes
Street car conductors will sell tickets today and hereafter at fifty eight cents for the round trip. This fare includes street car fare in Norfolk. Sixteen cents each way daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Greenwood and Bro Midsummer Sale Promises Jewelry Bargains
The midsummer sale at 158 Main Street operated by essra C F Greenwood & Bro attracts buyers seeking first class gold and silverware at unusual low prices. Greenwood’s Norfolk based shop offers Eastman products and supplies with repair and engraving services, backed by skilled workmen and guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essra. C. F. Greenwood & Bro
Ain Street
Eastman
Greenwoods
Norfolk
Untitled puzzle about eggs eyes and ABS
One woman had ten eggs, another thirty eyes, and a third fifty ABS. They all sold at the same rates for yet realized the same amount. How much did each receive. Also mentions a shoe store advertisement and guaranteed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Votere
Heller
Bryan the eloquent backs bimetallism in Virginia speech
The speaker outlined multiple definitions of 16 to 1 and the balance of money and property, arguing for international and independent bimetallism as a stabilizing dollar. He claimed debtors and creditors would cooperate via cheaper metal payment, urging support to restore monetary equilibrium and resist gold standard adoption. He urged voters to back bimetallism and praised American global leadership, then left to cheers as crowds gathered at Suffolk depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Japan
China
India
South America
America
Bryan
Suffolk
Virginia
Daniel Down
Cl Lewis
Junie West
Chicago
Arrangements for Chau Tauqua Chorus at Armory Tonight
The Chau tauqua chorus plans a grand performance at the Armory with a 5 cent admission. Mr. Bryan attended a rehearsal at the Y M M C A where he received a warm, Southern reception as the chorus performed Dixie and for You I Am Praying. Dr Hall and Rev Waterfield commend the event, praised by pastors. Miss Rhinche Yewell, Washington contralto, arrives with Professor Murray and wife for tonight’s concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Bryan
Cloward
Hall
Park Avenue Church
Bryant
Waterfield
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Rhinche Yewell
Washington
Professor Murray
Murray
Yewel
Professor Cloward
Candidate for the bishopric among Richmond notable clergy
The Richmond Times lists Rev. Dr. Beverly Dandridge Tucker as a leading candidate for bishop coadjutor of Virginia, alongside Rev. A S Lloyd and others. The sketch covers Tucker’s Richmond origins, wartime service, education in Toronto, ordination, parish leadership in Richmond and Norfolk, Confederate Veterans roles, literary contributions, and his marriage to Marta Washington, daughter of Lt Col John A Washington of Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Tucker
A. S. Lloyd
Diocese of
Virginia
Newton
Beverly Dandridge Tucker
D. D
Norfolk
Grand Camp
Confederate Veterans of Virginia
England
Liverpool
Vevey
Switzerland
Paris
John Randolph
Confederacy
Martinsburg
McClellan
United States Army
Milroy
Winchester
Ines
Washington
Imboden
Harrisonburg
Cahlrren Rar
Virginia Artillery
Lynchburg
Uiversity
Toronto
Theosopien Seminary
Alexandria
Johns
Richmond County
St. Paul's Church
Moonlight Trip for Ghent Hospital Fund This Thursday
A four moonlight excursion to Old Point and the Capes on Thursday night benefits the Hospital in Ghent building fund. The water trip offers a pleasant evening and helps a good cause, promising enjoyment for participants despite the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Point
The
Capes
Ghent
Electric Bitters advertisement note
Electric Bitters is a medicine for all seasons especially when languid or liver is torpid. A prompt use may avert bilious fevers and help expel malaria poison. Sold by Martin & Co.'s Drug store for 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin & Co
Norfolk city life glimpsed in a crowded paragraph collage
A jumble of travel notes and local notices records excursion parties to Virginia Beach and Norfolk, a mad dog shot, speaks at Atlantic City, a Derby of meetings and picnics, and residents heading to Baltimore New York and Richmond. Names include J. W. Hunter F. T. Washington Mary Humphreys and W. H. H. Trice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
J. W. Hunter
New York
McKendree
Virginia Beach
F. T. Washington
Baltimore
Bay Line
Mary C. Humphreys
Nores
Hagerstown
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Monay
F. M. Killiam
Duke Street
W. W. Gwathmey
Bute Street
Old Dominion
Elks
Academy of Music
Marehe
Cleveland Street
Graham
Ohio
Atlantic City
A. B. Pacini
Manchester
H. F. Pacini
Inverview
First Baptist Sunday School
Richmond
Norfolk and Western
Petersburg
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Memorial Temple
Union Mission
Old Dominion Democratic Club
Southern and Chesapeake and Ohio
Salter and
Willoughby Streets
W. H. H. Trice
Catharine L. Johnston
Messrs. C. Brooks Johnston
J. J. Johnston
James Ranking, Jr
Frances Barnes
Chicago
Bassett's millinery ad lesson boosts Norfolk merchants
Bassett's millinery house demonstrated the value of advertising to buyers in Norfolk. The store showed extraordinary values and proved that advertising pulls customers, turning a lonely month into a busy sale. The sale is extended two days and readers are urged to see The Virginian for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett’s
Norfolk
Bussell
Virginian
Revival services planned at St Andrews chapel site
Rev Virginians Wrenn, a former resident, visited St Andrews mission chapel members yesterday. Rev W Webb will lead revival in his lot behind his church facing Central avenue. Rev J G Lennon of South Norfolk visited friends, and Mrs T Lilliston of Union Place is visiting in Hampton. Methodist sewing circle met yesterday afternoon with Mrs T W Webb on Avenue QC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginians
Wrenn
St. Andrews
BR. W. Webb
Central Avenue
J. G. Lennon
South Norfolk
T. Lilliston
Union Place
Ihampton
Mie Sewing Eirele
Methodist Church
T. W. Webb
Avenue QC
Petition for Cuban insurgents belatedly weighed in the House
In the House chamber the monster petition bearing over 100 000 signatures called on Congress to recognize Cuban insurgents as belligerents. Framed on a wheel hub, the circulating petition had traveled the nation for six months and was sent by Franz Mayer to Congressman Sulzer of New York for presentation. The House adjourned without action and recessed until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, P. Cc
Congress
United States
Sulzer
New York
Franz Mayer
Cadets Appointed From Virginia For Naval Academy
Washington June 14 Edward WPhamner of Lynesbure Virginia and William S Tuttle of Radford Virginia have been appointed cadets at the Naval Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Db
Edward Wphamner
Lynesbure
William S. Tuttle
Radford
Naval Academy
Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Regional Traders
Stands at the Head Aug J Bogel of Shreveport Louisiana and J C Campbell of Batford Arkansas vouch for Dr Kings New Discovery as a dependable cure for coughs colds and consumption. Wing's New Discovery is advertised as proven over a century with free trial bottles offered by Currouw Martin Co s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bogel
Shreveport
Dr. King
J. C. Campbell
Batford
Aris
Py. Wing
Currouw
Martin & Co
Weather report for June 14 1897 across states
Increasing cloudiness and likely thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon in Virginia. North Carolina to expect thunderstorms with variable winds. Port calendar notes sun rise at 4 45 am and sunset at 7 26 pm, high water 8 33 am and 8 49 pm, low water 2 34 am and 2 24 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
North Carolina
Norfolk Weather Data June 14 From U S Agriculture Bureau
The Norfolk Weather Bureau report notes a maximum 83 this 24 hour period with minimum 68 and a normal of 74. Departure from normal is plus 2. Rainfall amounts are listed for 24 hours and since July 1, with J J Gray as observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Norfolk
J. J. Gray
Convention of Cripples at St Louis Exposition
A fall event will feature a Convention of Cripples with up to thirty thousand attendees from across the country. The gathering aims to plan betterment, life insurance for maimed people, and the creation of American Cripples Industrial Homes to promote self sufficiency. Local organizer George F. Viet of English Inn, 461 Main Street, presides as regional agent inviting cripples to seek literature and details. The piece also notes unrelated ads and remarks on royal china values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
George F. Viet
English Inn
Aain Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gail Borden & ‘Condensed
W. HH. H. Trice & Co
F. Rogers
Columbia
Granby Strhelt
Hent
Welling
Roush Street
York Place
Main Street
Cumberland Street
Iwelling House
Bank Street
Shields Street
Dartmouth Street
Roanoke Dock
Granby Street
Commercial Place
Church Street
Commerce
Water Street
Granby
Pices
Mill Supplies
Westaricat Square
Morfolk
Norfolk and Old Point
Dr. Werk
Bryan the
Eloquent
Carlisle
Mr. Bryan
Sufptolk
Willam Jennings Bryan
Grand Chautauquaa Chorus
the Armory
Beverly D. Tucker
Electric Bitters
Pinuses
Huntersville
Monster
Weather Report
cLoung
Bo Hela
Hood
J. H. Love
West Main Street
Dr. Weck
F. H. Gale
Buckingham Palace
Windsor
Dr. Deane
John DeWitt
New Brunswick
N. J
DR. J. A. Deane CO
Kingston. N
Marreed
Cornick
Crooks
Yorktown
Robert Bh. Cornick
the. Cooper Marble Works
Bank St
A. FE. Hall & Coo
Walter HH. Wall
Prop’r
Philadelphia
Wviettowee
Soc
Bassett’st Finent Millinery
SRA
Fred. Emmerson Brooks Tweesure
Robert F. Holmes & CO
Deer Foot Farm
Mass
J HK. Briggs
Old Market Square
Hest
Walter J. Simmons & Cas
Virginia Regiment
U. R
P. Norfolk, Va
Ss. C. No. 1
East Side
Cnything
Virginia Company
Sir Knights
Lynn
Company 7
Joly Tl. Span
Color Guild
W. B. Doughtrey
Berkley
Alien Iolmes
Turner
WM. G Wilbern
W. Co
Corbitt
J. W. Gamage
W. N. Waller
Gamage & Waller Wholesale and
Plument
Ziec
U.K. Jenkins
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