Roanoke Falls Again as Norfolk Dominates Baseball
Roanoke lost to Norfolk in a decisive ball game with crude fielding at critical moments. The Roanoke squad suffered injuries and lineup changes including Podcon out with a sore hand and Caranalips moving to second while Farrell covered short. The Norfolk lineup featured Pup Tate driving in runs and a strong pitching effort by Weeks, while Stahl struggled with control. The article notes attendance, umpiring, and comments on team morale as Norfolk cements a promising season with improved play and depth.
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Roaxorr
Roanoke
Norfolk
Podcon
Caranalips
Farrell
Pup’ Tate
Metinnn
Claus
Rodhey
Resnokeens
Owe Surfulie
Kaonke
Balla
Stahl
O'Hagan
Huaper
Beban
Turea Mase
Hils—Viox
Stuvl
Tome dinn-Tate
Doubla Uiaye
Vuitlie
Geier
Metinuo
Tate
Hagan
Welch
Totn
Stabl
Imo
Giame
Umpira
Mitchell
Bisebalinos
Roy
Sporting Newa
St. Lovin Browne
Kissinger
Hopgins
Interanager
Rielmond
Hielmond
Nichmond
Laughlin
Varied 19th Century News Briefs Across Cities
Secretary Carlisle designates Jobe H Fontaine as Collector at Cristeld Michigan to replace the late Dashfulls. Virginia votes on subscription funds for the Fredericksburg Western Railroad. Bible Conference delegates hear addresses on the Holy Spirit and Acts of the Apostles. Irish convict Jobo Cupito to be released from Portland prison due to ill health. A farmer’s wife near Slellsburg poisons three of her six children and dies. Wolverine Mills and a Chicago plant burn, losses near 150000. Governor Atkinson in Williamsport, Illinois, shows slight improvement but is gravely ill. Col G W Pratt, Florida’s oldest journalist, dies. A range of medical and promotional notices end with generic patent remedy ads.
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Wasiixeros
Carlisle
Jobe H.fontaine
Cristeld
Dashfulls
Pui Ksnune
Nyningt
Prederikenburg
Virginia, Vredericksburg Wil Western Railroad Company
Moxtor
Kiev
B. Cameron
Moston
Mrof
Luther
Chester
Honges of Commons
Home
Agquith
Jobo Cupito
Portland
Oran Bartos
Sang Mire
Sanford Gilles
Slellsburg
Eix
Caro
Wolverine Mills
HH. Pappeck & Co
Chicago
Chienpa Milling and Lumber Company
Fufano
Wau
Aiaihanta
Covernor Atkinson
Col Mratt Way
Death of Maj. John Poe and Holy Spirit Convention notes
News notes from Ricumsexp Virginia report Maj. John Poe Jr chief of police Richmond dying after a paralysis stroke. The Holy Spirit Convention in Richmond drew Rev A C Dixon and others from New York New England and Minnesota with Dr Gwilym and Dr Gibson speaking. Governor O Ferrall faces pressure over Jackson City gambling and Richmond College trustees discuss leadership amid resignations and appointments.
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Gov. O'Ferrall
Jackson City
Maj
John Poe
Ricumsexp
Joan W. Wangberty
Fulton Baptist Church
Hicbmond
Wtti
Virginia
A.C. Dixon
New York
J. W. Wayne
Noyland
Charien I
Cutler
A. O. Harcott
Minneapolis
W. Dean
Muladeljhin
Gwilyiun
Gibson
Mowes D. Howe
Shmving
Alice Mage Aylett
Col
Wy Ly Aylert
King William
Richmond
Hoge
John Roe, Jr
Moo
Thin City
Wadewitners
Lie
Ubiel
Polie
Bes
Moe
Leu
Quptarn Dd
O'lerrull
Board of Trade of Washington
St Iemi
Pai Bithe
Atslackson
Washington
Svecire
Eor Viet
Phe Gioverner
Ont S
Norrow
Giovergur
Losington
Lis
Richmond College
Am Fur
Turyear
H. Wythe Davis
Wrof
Koutwright
Dedweed
Boar
Boatwright
Carter Helm Jones
Louisvile
J. William .Jones
Guy. O'Verrall
L. PF. Revell
Southamphon
John Lidriige
Pittsylvania
Vod Wall Payne
Alleghany
Tivorge Bureb
Jehmond
The Cockade City Petersburg News in Norfolk
Petersburg readers are urged to note events from the Virginian dispatch. An art exhibition at Souther Penile College closed with a large crowd and a rousing concert. The piece lists graduates by department, mentions a late night reception, and notes notable attendees and awards. Also covered are local politics, a Dinwiddie County obituary, and a criminal incident with a guard-held prisoner.
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Norfolk
College Chapel
Anoia
Lon Weuks
Anoaaroyn Craddock
Faun
Randolph Cralle
Navuie Walt Davis
Anne Murray Steward
Paunie Cralie
Rosa Seward
Annie Stewart
Nellie Cooke
Annie Binuks
Minuehe Fleetwoot
Sallis Powall
Mane Estes
Grminates
Naunie Davis
Agito Binuks
Carrie Craddock
Corrie Visghan
Rosa Seworl
Aosa Binths
Nannie Davis
Corrie Craddock
Painte Cralle
Loutee “Immer
Dette Mile
Anguie Steward
Gradimdes
Natural Scierce
Aun Lyse
Setle Pyle
Hilen Duvall
Masa Seward
Audie Blyoks
Mort
Annie Steward
Kora Soward
Annie Hlooks
Naunie Daves
I’nouie Cralle
Carris Craddock
Medaliste
Mannie Roandolph Cralle
Mathmatics
Hebernia Mollwain Prion
Annie Murray Stewart
Jamie Leandolph
Louise Watis Yimmer
Mloeubou
Mabelle Alice Willard
Moral Philogophy
Painie
Trenouser
Dinwidtle
Po Bocuo
Reid
Mrv
Molle Farerove
Charles Hargrove
Dinwayihia
Peild
Mary Mead
Willing Penil
Ta Aise
Break Jones
A. A. Wire
Dinwiddie
Feild
Brunswick County
Moild
Potwood
Dipwiidie County
Blandford
Port Wasvie
South
Bluleberstiaie
Republican League Seeks Unified Stand on Silver Question
On the eve of the National Republican League Convention delegates debate the silver issue. Senator Carter of Montana and Senator Dubois of Idaho arrive, signaling party division. A draft resolution and unified platform remain uncertain as talks focus on harmony and possible free silver stance. Southern reporters note pressure from Western free silver advocates while some leaders push for noninfluential declarations to preserve convention prerogatives.
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Praga
Chevelease
Jana
National Republican League
Carter
Montana
Dubois
Thaho
Washington
United Press
Dito
Mapobleau Party
Republican National Committee
Bat
Mootuau
Mi Polio
League
bilVer
Qol
Stase Trombul
Salt Lake
Ruil
Resolutions Denouncing False Rumors Unanimously Passed
Southern Associated Press members in Angnuti Georgia on June 18 adopted resolutions defending the United Press, asserting its integrity and fair dealings, pledging to maintain independence of Southern newspapers and denounce misrepresentations amid a turbulent press landscape. The notice lists prominent newspapers and leaders endorsing the stance. Additionally a drowning accident near Perry's Mill Pond in Opelika, Alabama, claims two youths, Lewie Vox and Cornelia Torrence, as authorities report. Further, Algold calls for an extra legislative session in Montgomery to address tax, revenue, jury and prison labor reforms, with notices on Wool goods and ventilation fans marketed in Norfolk and surrounding areas.
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Avovsra
Associated Prong
Angnuti
Nou
Wittias
Associated Press
Hitnots
Ansociates
United Press
Ani
Nada
South
Atlanta Constitution
Ryan P Howell
Vreemlent
Savanna Morning News
J P Lostill
Angueta Chronicle
Patrick Walkh
Charleston Newa and Courier
IG Hamphall
The
Wetmond Times
Joseph Bryan
Richmond Dispatch
D O'G Cowardin
Wirmingham Age-Herald
Frank Vivana
Colnumbig Wuquher-Sun
Boal Richardson
Charlote Observer
D A Tompkins
Jiy Southern Associates
Frogs
Binonnanam
Ala
Jane
Age-Herald
Opelika
Alm
Perry's Mill Pond
Eoast
Auburn
Lewie Vox
Leeuw
Aligold Onlis
Orrin
Contested Ejection Cases in Virginia and Other Districts
Clerks opened sealed evidence in twenty five contested seats for the fifty fourth Congress and sent it to the Public Printer for the Committee on Questions. Cases include Grondwin Cobb Fifth Alabama to be opened on the 21st and Robinson Harrison Third Alabama, with several Louisiana Missouri and New York disputes awaiting dates. Some districts show no evidence received and may be abandoned.
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Drege
Wasiixoros
Kerr
House of Representatives
Talay
Committee On
A. I. Grondwin
J. I. Cobb
Wirth
Alabama
W.O. Robinson
George I
Harrison
Robert
van Horo
John C
Varanoy
Missori
Dudley Coleman Ve
Charien I
Bick
Louie June
Taylor Boattiave
Andrew Price
Lhird
Louisiana
Robert A. Chase Krongl Wn
George B. McClellan
New York
Moniiou
Hugh J. Belknap Va
Lawrence McGunno
Allmois
Timothy
Campbell Ya
Harry
Miner
Ara
Local ministers endorse Quintel as inflammation remedy
Rev J J Hall former Raleigh pastor now at York Avenue Baptist Norfolk among many Norfolk Richmond dignitaries praising Quintel as a wonderful curative. He says it soothes inflammation and promises speedy cure for praims, wounds, cuts, swellings, burns and similar ailments. A 60 cent bottle is sold at drug stores.
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J. J. Hall
Raleigh Baptist Tabernacle
York Avenue
Tian Worked Wonders on Ailment at Buena Vista
L C Hackworth of Buena Vista Virginia reports three years of disability from a swelling in the feet and old sore. After trying many salves and blood remedies he found relief with Quratol concentrated, claiming it works better than anything he used before and endorsing it as a good medicine.
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Tian
L. C. Hackworth
Buena Vista
Pod
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