Suffolk Court and Town News Clip Burst with Arrests and Weddings
Henry Channell faced forgery charges after an alleged pants order tied to Capt. W. Ja. Smith. He was arrested, released on compromise, and the case involved Nancy Hanks River damage claims. Brown and Whittaker figures, a day court session, and multiple local marriages, moves, and social notes pepper the Suffolk scene.
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J. d. Bowen & Co
Channell
W. Ja. Smith
Pete
Bowen
Capt. Smith
Suf- Trok
Wrest
Ames
Brambleton Community Notices and Local Movements
Brambleton residents report illness of Little Willie Woodhouse at 704 East Brambleton Ave and family updates. D. M. Capps returns from Heligtime visit with daughter in Washington. Mrs. W. I. Pierce visits sister in Suffolk. Union Christian Temple holds ongoing revival led by Rev. Z P Barrett with growing professions. Orientals Mysteries show at Kirn Hall supports Brambleton lodge activities.
Ill and Visit Notes and Local Meetings in East Carolina
William Flinn of Forts Slyock is in Weldon North Carolina to see his ill relative. Miss Lelw Nosay visits stores in Portsmouth. Epworth League holds a Young Men’s prayer meeting at Leiies Memorial Church tomorrow night at 780 oclock. Miss Jennie Bailey, staying with Mrs I A While on Avenue, en route from Washington BC, heads home to Minabeth City NC yesterday.
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William Flinn
Forts Slyock
Weldon
N.C
Lelw Nosay
Visilinu Mes
Portsmouth
Leiies Memorial Church
Epworth League
Oelovk
Jennie Bailey
I. A
Washinton
Minabeth City
N. C
Local Social Notes From Matthews and Port Norfolk
Mr al. dh Adams of Matthews visited our town yesterday. C J Ward manager of the Southern hotel spent Sunday with his two daughters at school in Ridhomona. Rev J M Farkind rector of Holy Trinity Portsmouth held services at the Port Norfolk public school on Sunday afternoon at 4308 m. He spoke on a Lenten text from Mark Come ye yourselves apart into a desert place and rest. Many attended and had little time to eat. Usual services at 420 PM every Sunday.
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al. Dh Adams
Matthews, VI
Maere Town
C.J. Ward
Southern Hotel
Ridhumona
J. 3. Farkind
Wwoly Trinity Church
Portsmouth
Port Norfolk
Tie
Humorous Toast Promotes Flostetter's Stomach Bitters
An old advertisement touts Flostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion bloating and stomach discomfort. It mockingly warns of “abominable twins” of illness and claims the bitters restore regularity and appetite. The copy suggests a wineglassful three times daily.
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Flostetter
Washington Monument
Souvenir Pictures of Leaders and Flags Offered
The Virginian promotes Confederate portraits and flags as souvenirs for ten cents plus a mailing stamp. Readers are urged to cut out a coupon, send payment, and receive the pictures by mail or at the office.
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Virginian
Southland
Virginian Office
Norfolk Virginian
Business Men's Association Contributes to River Harbor Fund
The Business Men's Association has contributed fifty dollars to the fund at the disposal of the permanent committee on local river and harbor improvements. Slatin Pasha, age 40, jokes that his years of captivity with the dervishes do not count, and he amused himself by training horses for circus tricks.
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Business Men's Association
Slatin Pasha
Ely Llization
Nee
The Hungry Hosts Concludes On Military Visit Rules
Commanding generals will exercise great care in approving visits to the works and grant only for good and sufficient military reasons. Department heads will monitor compliance and impose discipline for any dereliction of duty.
Local Brevities From the Select Council Tonight
The Select Council meets tonight. Capt J J Merritt of New York is here. Mr S J Anderson has recovered from an illness. Capt W T Marshall left for New York. Capt A Thompson returned from North Carolina. Gas meters are being installed by the City Gas company. Detective Heppel recovered a bicycle stolen from John Riddick. The Y M C A will host a boys gym exhibit this afternoon. Old opera house on Church street may reopen soon. Whites beat Blues 29 to 8 in Y M C A basketball. Water Board received the Lake Joyce Commission report but took no final action. Ted Hall the Baltimore detective will address the Y M C A Sunday. Supt James Siddle returned from Petersburg after his father’s death. Miss Lessie Wendlinger visiting Norfolk, guest of Mr and Mrs Harry D Oliver. Mr J S T G Anderson’s propeller device tested on a harbor boat soon. Messrs C L Liewellen and A S M Vaughan back from a Sandy Cove hunt: 118 snipes, 4 geese, 18 ducks in three days. Participants for Mikady production to meet at 9 tonight at Professor Horses’ office. Dr Claude Lugenider, formerly of Lynchburg, recently passed exam for the U S Marine Hospital Service. We stand No 30 of thirty candidates.
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Select Council
J. J. Merritt
New York
J. Anderson
W. T. Marshall
A. Thompson
North Carolina
City Gas Company
Heppel
John Riddick
Church Street
Y McA
Blues
Water Board
Lake Joyce Commissioners
Ted Hall
13Altimore
James Siddle
Water Department
Petersburg
Lessie Wendlinger
Messrs
C. L. Liewellen
AS M. Vaughan
Sandy Cove
Professor Horses
Claude Lugenider
Lynchburg
St. Vincent's Hospital
Norfolk
Washington, D. C
United States Marine Hospital Service
Wu Chiss
C A Concert Delights Y M C A Hall Audience
A refined Y M C A program drew a large cultured crowd. The program featured Mareh Clander’s Triumph Out of the Deep, violin solos, tenor pieces, recitations, and a descriptive Guardmount. Mrs Bloy Pullen and Miss Sue Russell presented multiple numbers with Profs Newton Witz and Charles Borjes coordinating.
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Y. Alc. A
Mareh
Clander
Om. CO. A
Cartrone
Manore
Bopram
Pullen
Sue Russell
Gsi
Tupman
Affidavit Links Mascot Loss to Cuban Escort of Arms
In 1895 the Mascot sailed from Baltimore toward Cuba to recover a wrecked vessel. Reports claim she was blown up by a Spanish warship off Cunha while trying to deliver arms to Cuban patriots. Sanford Douglass's affidavit cites Matt Kersey of Alexandria Virginia as a crew member and was sent to Secretary Olney for action, with Secretary Sherman to review.
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Baltimore
Cuba
Tf Wass
Cunha
Sanford Douglass
George L. Philips
Matt Kersey
Munscot
Ixersey
Alexandria
Olney
Sherman
Free Christchurch organ recital features local artists
The Thursday event at Christchurch promises a successful program with Mr. Miller as organist assisted by J Pé lad Rives Miss Bothell Neely Lucy Alice Jones Mary Thurston P. M. Krueger and J. Loomer. A second recital on March 25 by Professor W W Jones of Presbyterian Street Baptist church opens a series dedicated to music of different nationalities.
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Christchurch
Miller
J. Pélard Rives
Bothell Neely
Lucy Alice Jones
Mary Thurston
P. M. Krueger
J. Loomer
Ww. H. Jones
Preemason Street Baptist Church
Glasses and remedies offered by Dr Weck at 614 Church
An advertisement listing eye care with Dr Weck offering proper glasses and relief from eye strain and headaches. Also promotes Buckingham Lithia Water at 614 Church Street and Hopkins Steamed Hominy and milk products with prices.
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Buckingham Lithia
Church Street
Police Officers Barred at Academy of Music After Incident
Police Sergeant Stevens and about a dozen men were refused entry for free admittance to a performance at the Academy of Music. The incident provoked strong reaction within the force, which plans to avoid the venue in the future. The management claimed the rule came from the visiting company, not from local authorities.
Clairvoyant Prof Pasco Advertising at Go Tank Street
Scores seek guidance from Prof Pasco the clairvoyant praised as the most remarkable man by believers. He offers revelations that readers are urged to try, with reduced rates for a brief period at a new Go Tank Street address. Only 50e. and images to follow.
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Pasco
Go Tank Street
Hfmages
Dr Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills Claim Widespread Cure
Advert lorem asserts rapid cures for kidney diseases in Norfolk and vicinity under Dr Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills. Testimonials claim dramatic relief after short use, with letters from Lowell Mass and a buyer named Edwin G. Vinall endorsing treatment and recommending continued use. Pills priced 50 cents per box, six for $2.60, available by sale in local stores.
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Hobbs Sparagus
Lowell
Mass
Lewell Mags
Trebbs Tremnedy Co
Boston
Dr. Hobbs Sparmus
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus
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