Norfolk Notes Fall and Done the Record of Minor Events
Norfolk brief items report candidate W C Cobb for Commissioner of the Revenue. Low canal water delays trade with North Carolina. Reuben Poster of Baltimore visits Norfolk. Lamb & Co ship 21,171% tons of coal with 34714 tons foreign. Schooner Harriet C Kerlin towed to Norfolk, then goes to Baltimore. M Po Holland at Amelia Court House for his father’s funeral. Old Dominion steamer Taola resumes runs Norfolk to Suffolk after sinking. Robert M Hiuhyshes lectures in Mich man on Parliamentary Law. Rev R A Robinson assists religious work in Hampton then returns. Schooner Thomas G Smulth arrives from New Jersey. John Carter arrested for stealing laundry. Annie Parrish ill with hysteria and whiskey. Mission meetings conducted by Rev Webb. Disciples Church improving for worship. Grand Army of the Republic event preparations. Steamer Endeavor ferries past. fishing business persists. Mrs Lucy Ann Preyer dies in Hampton. two sons and two daughters survive. Funeral of W D Voorhis held at First Presbyterian. burial in Brookline. Willard G W Din es dies in Miami Beach. fire department honors planned. Syrup of Pigs advertised as spring cleanser. D R Creecy & Co auction large stock at 12 Church Street.
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W. C. Cobb
Asher J. Hudson
M . Po Holland
Virginia Beach
Rairoad
Amelia Courthouse
Taola
Graves
Norfolk
Suffolk
Robert M. Hiuyshes
Michman
Woman's Club
R. A. Robinson
Relizious
Hampton
Thomas G. Smulth
Kidgeton
N. J
Aptain Selover
New York
Salon Baptist Church
Norfolk County
Frances Barnes
Win
RW. Webb
Disciples’ Church
Jonny Carter
W. J. Griffin
Ares
Gritin
Annie Parrish
Avon Street
Speighit
Shepherd
Armory
Ui Ay
Virginian Division
Ancwibanenten Ik
Camden
Delaware
Lucy Ann Preyer
Tina
G. L. Pryor
Usiselty
Greenwood's Sterling Silver Offers Bargain Goods
Purchasers of guaranteed sterling quality will find at Greenwood's a large and elegant stock. Sterling tea spoons after sugar spoons priced at 31.20, butter knives at 1.50, cream ladles and inkers at 1.00. Novelties, clocks and jewelry repaired at reasonable prices.
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Greenwood
Sam's of Posen at Academy of Music One Night Only
Amusements notes Sam's of Posen featuring M B Curtis as the iconic drummer in a one night engagement at the Academy of Music next Monday. New York Daily Advertiser lauds Curtis as a draw and the show as humor filled and current, drawing a large welcome crowd at the Standard Theatre prior.
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Sam
Posen
M. B. Curtis
Academy of Music
New York Daily Advertiser
Sam's
Standard
Sant
Curtis
YALE
Academy
Celle Eis
Midget Concert by Mrs Butcher Delights Montefiore Hall Audience
A large, appreciative crowd enjoyed Mr W R Butcher’s Midget Concert at Montefiore Hall for the Monarch Children’s benefit. The program featured recitations, songs, and choral numbers performed by trained young performers, ending with a warm goodnight chorus.
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W. R. Butcher
Montefiore Hall
Monarh Churen
Mar
Revival meetings and church programs across Mel Wen
Thursday and last night Park Avenue Presbyterian and Park Avenue Baptist hosted revival events led by Rev. Weston St. Giles under joint church auspices, with strong sermons noted from two years prior. A Lupatian march revival and a lecture on Beauty drew sizable crowds, finishing with a successful festival. Washington turmoil surrounds the J. S. Mallory schooner seizure near Tampa, with Treasury and the District Attorney’s advice delaying release and potential damage claims against the government.
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Collins
Queen Street
Woos
Lacy
Park Avenue
Washington
Mallory
Tampa
Treasury
Actin
Wike
Bermuda
Paine's Celery Compound Named Best Spring Remedy
Paine's Celery Compound touted as the best spring remedy worldwide, claimed to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and restore vigor. The ad cites Dartmouth College, Philadelphia publishers, and major newspapers endorsing its efficacy, urging worn-out individuals to seek this remedy for renewed health.
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Paine
Mike
Allan Bounced and the State Convention Tug of War
A fragment from a political clash recounts Gen Allan opposing increased representation for folk at the State Convention. Speakers Lamb Lowery Bowden Banks and Groner pressed party lines, with racial tones and distrust of opponents. A Bowden faction meeting was planned, and organizers searched for a venue large enough for Tuesday's crowd.
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Ant
Neht
Mpuhast Cinley
Maj. Banks
Lanih Folkiwerns
WV. D. Groner
Veral
Taub
Olive Chavlaian
Bowden
Groner
Thorogood
Tony
Tiste
Gen. Groner
RG. L. Paige
Col Lamb
John W. Stevens
Dhey
Pellow
Tinh
Rhute Street
Aerams Picetinus
Fire Destroys Two Factory Buildings In New York
A morning blaze at 7 Ladeght street and Nesco damaged two six story factories the Bernard Chima Ennybrothery and Henry Waite Microbe Killer companies. total losses estimated around 200000 dollars with 400 workers left jobless as reorganization plans for Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company were announced by Adrian Iselin Frederick Cromwell W B Doosevelt Edwin Gibbs.
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New York
Ladeght Street
Bernard Chima Ennybrothery Company
Menry Waite
Ing Vin Machine Company
Nesco
Apn
Warahington
Adrianm Iselin
Frederick Cromwell
W. B. Doosevelt
Edwin Gibbs
Teen
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company
Congressional Appropriation Bills Advance With Delays
In Washington March the House debated executive and judicial appropriation measures. Discussion touched on prohibiting federal receivership appointments without district attorney approval and barring U S court officers as receivers. Bartlett and Quigg sought to exempt Southern district of New York. House also approved pension agent check payments and Senate amendments to the Phowse bill.
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Washington
Mareh
Elaine Seuss
SDI
United States
Ainyenge
Ened
Messrs
Bartlett
Quigg
New York
Inn
District Court
Cotte States Commission
Wartlett
Viouse
Aother
Leigh announces partnership with HL PAGE & CO Real Estate Agents
James Leigh of Leigh Gros and Pholpa announces his acceptance of a position with the well known firm HL PAGE & CO Real Estate Agents and General Auctioneers on Bank Street He assures friends that any real estate or general auction business entrusted to the firm or to him will be promptly and satisfactorily attended to.
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HL. Page & CO
Real Alio Agpunts
Gen'l Auctionvers
Jy Bank Street
James ¥. Leigh
Leigh Gros
Pholpa Ale
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Virginian Office
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Macbeth
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OLD Dominion Paper CO
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Dr. Weck
City News
W. D. Voorhers
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First Presbyterian Church
Ystor
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Second Presbyterrian Church
Uroeokion
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
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Cook Avenue
California Fig Syrup Company
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Dd. R. Creecy & Co
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Mya Cersville
Dion of Mercy
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Masters Wreddie
Eugene Gray
Thomas Kelley
Johnwon Avenue
Miley Wis
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Oremnination
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Dartmouth College
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Mali
Yyork
John W. Burrow
Charles Reade
Bute
van Telburg Hofman
China
Jenny Deloney Rice
Norfolk College
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