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Newspaper
Norfolk Virginian
Location
Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1895
Page
1
Norfolk loses but Jim O’Hagan stars with a brilliant glove and bat for the Norfolk club as the Norfolk nine clash with Roanoke in a lively game. Wynne and McGann duel on the mound while Leahy, Packard, and others contribute key plays. Richmond and Portsmouth stories color the day as managers mutter about schedules and roster shifts.
An Associated Press report details Gov. Atkinson's grave illness with seven physicians present and hope he will recover. Witnesses note a marked turnaround since early evening as his strength and willpower drive improvement, with doctors saying another day may determine his fate.
In Gaisnsyvinia, June 1, post master B Bb Woodson fatally shot Thomas Wright and injured his daughter after Wright insulted Woodson’s daughters. Wright died shortly after. the girl died last night. Woodson has not been arrested. Separately, a secret meeting of the Southern Railway and Steamship Association at the Waldorf Hotel discussed tariff changes with limited updates and a vote planned for Asheville on July 16.
The Miyertoush Chapman trial, set for October to refuse Senate testimony, was postponed after a 4 o’clock morning meeting between the prosecuting attorney and defense counsel before Judge Cole. Proceedings proceed in Criminal Court No 1.
Reports from the Hemublionn League convention describe a split between two factions over money policy and platform. Conservatives gain momentum as debates on gold and silver, and a formal platform take shape amid chair races and speeches by Robinson and Thurston. The event draws 2,000 delegates, with notable attendance and organized programs as the contest moves toward a sub committee to draft proposals.
In Rome the Chamber of Deputies heatedly debated the King's address. Crispi urged government action extending to Penitent. others condemned disorder as deputies clashed and blows were exchanged. Order was restored after a lengthy disruption. a large majority supported the King's speech. Military presence observed.
A verbose item reports intense interest in choosing a Populist chief of police, with Maj. John a likely figure, and several candidates including Captains Angie and Edwards, a duty-related inquiry about Baylis, and speculation over a possible court martial. It notes wedding news, a Richmond team setback, and official revenue figures from Washington with details on spirits and tobacco proceeds. The piece blends political maneuvers, military notes, social events, and financial data from June reporting.
President Samuel Spencer of the Southern and Western railway group delays forwarding his proposal to the Norfolk City Council awaiting further information. He also discussed board representation changes for the Georgia Sawmill and Wire Company, proposing Macon members and noting shifts in directors to reflect southern interests.
A report circulated by Chicago Associated Press claimed Lieutenant Flugar visited the revenue cutter Hantwall How in port for contraband inspection destined for Cuban insurgents. Flugar denied the accusation as false, stating the visit was only the usual port inspection and that no authority or misconduct occurred. Archbishop Moa filed a court reply denying improper actions by parish board members and defending Archbishop Jee Hao’s rights. Ads note sale values at Levy Bros and list various textiles and goods marketed in Norfolk with accompanying contact details.
Four Colorado Springs men led by Prod George attempted a bank robbery at Exchangans National Bank. The plan failed after a betrayal by Hutche Weekener, with George and Mike Kennedy captured along with Hubert McParland. Sheriff details and officers prevented escape. no shots fired.
Mr David Wilbern of 20 South Third Street Mebiond recounts a dislocated arm after gym exercises. Three months of pain ended in twenty four hours with Qaratal, restoring use of the arm. The druggist sells Qaratal for 60 cents.
Roanoke Virginia chief clerk at Ponce de Leon hotel Mr Leigh recalls a severe facial breakout. He tried two doctors and patent remedies without relief. Captain Eekles of Norfolk and Western railroad recommended Quratel. One bottle from Norfolk before duty cured him completely. Drugstores sell Quratel for 10 cents.
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