Virginia and Atlanta Exposition adds Virginia displays
Virginia officials outline two main exhibits for the Atlanta Exposition: the display of women's work and a Colonial and Revolutionary relics room. Mrs Nash calls for exhibitors and lists needed items such as jewelry miniatures lace costumes and clocks. A separate colonial display team, led by Mrs George H Newton and Mrs M Gleeghan, will assemble a verified article list. Exhibits will be insured and returned, with a chargeable public room for sales and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annats
Virginia
CU. A. Nueh
Hugh SN
Page
Nath
Vage
George H. Newton
M. Gleeoan
Atlanta
Sire Lage
Bonn
Mars
Camis Aturniv Naan
Withanby St
Norfolk
Art League rooms open through summer in Norfolk
Communication from the Vice President of the Art League corrected a prior report that the rooms would close for summer. The Norfolk Art League states rooms remain open and in good order, with weekly instruction in drawing and painting. The notice confirms continued access for members during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art League
Vinuixian
League
Nonvons
L'enoil
Mica Donby
Miss Houdren
Ward Winebell
Daisy Corley
Kies
Misa Llorenea Smith
L. Dorain
Ans
B.A. Moone
Norfolk Art League
Prominent Citizens Debate Norfolk Southern Proposal
A February meeting of Norfolk business leaders discussed President Spencer’s proposition for the Southern railway plan. Speakers urged caution yet support, noting potential freight gains and city interests, with calls for clear terms and public benefit before any leasing or property sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Conneila
Southern Railway
Common Council
Leigh
Winston
Select Council
Barepork
M. da
Davie Wos
Soni
Ifo
Norfolk
Toade
Barton Myers
Awas
Weat Point
Ile
N. M. Osborne
Pettit Sant
Col. L. D. Starke
Tie
Norfol
Bavange
D. Lowenberg Sant
Hcaptain McCarrick
Paisa
Alexandria Ayil Richmond
Wales
Seymer
I. A. Dobie
Col. Starke
Gen. Grover
McCormick
Southern
Preumin
Walter Sharp
Quean View Resort Expands As Guests Flock In
The Ai cen Views Quean View resort pushes improvements to accommodate growing guests with 126 current visitors and room for 100 more. Repairs to the electric plant will enable round‑the‑clock access, while new ventures include a preforming plant by local investors and plans for a Campbell’s photo gallery excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai ‘Cen
Quean View
Weather and community notices from June 29 1805 and local church events
The page lists meteorological data for June 29 1805 including temperatures, tides, and sunrise and sunset times, followed by brief local notices. It mentions families traveling to Ocean View, illness at Mrs. O. N. Fortress, and church services at Central Avenue Baptist, Lo iies Memorial M and Church, Colley Memorial, Lambert's Point Presbyterian, and Third Baptist. Also noted are Sunday school, evening worship, and a New York Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad excursion schedule with a Port Norfolk steamer departure and Old Point To schedule details.
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New York, Whiledelphia and Norfolk Railroad Company
Old Wout
Capes
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Old Point
John White
Anenoa Aa
Ocean View
Byron Harrahan
God Addressey
Port Norfolk
Naval Post Band
Lambert
Pt Presbyterian Church
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Portamouth
Norfolk Abby
Heturdng
Old Pointer
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the Commonwealth
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Tarrall
Ghaletend
Sachem
White
Horat
Saganore
God
Fagamore
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Hudgins
Hertasopos
J . L’aber
John W Cherry
I Faber
Mom Cherry
Gregory
Yiddick
D Rhodes
Lassiter
Reneral
Archon
Herald
Palestine Vent Nod
Washington
D Carpenter
Norfolk Lodge
Norfolk District
Tuk Hun
Nnd
Main Street
Ners Banewany
Norfolk Driving Park
Noties
Fxtrit Brishoof Coiba
Chesapeake
Hyo Stomer
Louise
Newport News
Jolly-2 Fo
W. Small
Master Murray
Mugh Murray
Messrs
Small
Foster Murray
Hugh Murray
Young Murray
Hanis Wnd
Murray
Sonn
Hodges
MM. Manoun, Jr
Janes
Hannan
Sajid
West East
Michael Murishi
Mayo Street
Anna l Smith
Susan
Burohan
Poole Street
Atlantic City
W.C. Woodward
Purcell House
C. Smith
California
California Lug Syrup Co
Vireiaina
Miehnoua
Liekuta
Jury Ith
C. Tl. Mosley
Depot
the Southern Railroad
Council
Washingtom
Dea
Norfolk and
Washington D
Washington, D.C
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Jyleat
Horace S. Peed
James M. Jordan
I M. Peed Son
Water Street
Roanoke Avenue
Peqybiabie Tate Asurance la- Caeive
A. Myrris
Mac's
K. OR
Cole
Mate Street
Week
Gale
Bouce Him
Johu ‘Turver
Directures
Aurts
Burroughs
Alex
Mgglerton
William Roberson
James Holdern
Rose Holdern
Gosta
Oficer Woodhouse
Jd. Richardson
Yowles
EK. A. Hewell
Edward Christun
New York
Od ‘Tyler
Money Point
YOO
Campbell
Jukyath
Ballenting Building
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Giny Vall
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Dommon
Hompany
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Tinle
Meg aNees
Thorsten
Teine
Nyeryr
Walter AS
Rowalds
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June
Isva
W. Letoi
Tu Bier
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Mornley Subic
Jokmond
Tipamily
Opths
Peomoras
Sinaia
The
Cooper Marble Works
Bank St
Rome
Egan
Iraeda
Childrem
Deranraest
Wrarnnn Boneac
Loval Otter
Dodson
Nourork
Sorwal
Quay
Erovoy
Carolina
Huntersville
J. E. Preach
W. P. Leake
Lome
Giles County
W. P. Lennon
Roanoke Island
N. C
J. G. Lennon
Johnson Avenue
Huoteraville
M. E
Spratley Bros
Academy of
Muaia
Nosfols
Como Town
Paton Cohen
H. Clay Pickett
Market Place
Gools
U. . Navy
Norfolk Hall
Aizaa
Unlice Coute
Grand Clearing Sale
L. Westheimer
Church St
Edwards
Alsou
Nye
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