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Newspaper

Norfolk Virginian

Location

Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1897

Page

7

North Carolina Public Outcry Over High Handed Session

A garbled report describes strong public anger in North Carolina over the attempted chairmanship shifts in a legislative proceeding. It notes illness of Speakerileman, threats of impeachment, and mixed reactions from Republicans about the ruling motions and adjournment.

Lease annulment bill stalls in House amid deadlock

In Raleigh Minnesota the drive to annul the North Carolina railroad lease to Southern Railway and its substitute stalled after a long deadlock. Supporters failed to secure a majority for passage of the substitute, keeping the measure in place, while the Senate passed a separate bill. The Legislature plans to adjourn at noon tomorrow.

Huileman Iileman Mpre Rolline North Carolina Raleigh North Clina Southern Railway House Senate Clouse Cleveland Gaston Davie Godkin

Stormy morning vandalism hits Rosenstein Bros window

On a Sunday dawn about six o'clock a known rascal threw rocks damaging both large plate glass windows of Rosenstein Bros. William Gadham left for Philadelphia Saturday. The Broad street store is undergoing repair after the incident. K R Pendleton left for Washington on business.

Edenton N Rosenstein Bros William Gadham Philadelphia Broad Street Hollowell K. R. Pendleton Washington City

Disagreeable Sunday Affects Church Attendance

Mrs. Wilza Williama left Saturday for her home in Drambleton. Court 1s in session this week at Camden Courthouse. Sunday wars a disagreeable day causing congregations to be small at the churches. Mr M A1 White's race horses from Washington NC expected home today or tomorrow.

Wilza Williama Drambleton Camden M. A1. White Washington, N. C

Ward acquires Ward's Interest in local grocery business

Mr T G Ward has purchased L Ward's interest in the brick row grocery and will run the same shop at the same stand. Mrs D A Koonce, longtime milliner here, will move to Wilson to continue her business there. Presiding Elder A P Tyree held his first meeting at Anderson's Church Lo joy as the grip and pneumonia epidemic subsides.

Stortford N.G T. G. Ward Anderson's Church Lo Ioy

A View Of Norfolk From An Out-of-Town Visitor

S. W. Little from Beadford, a Republican area, praises Norfolk for industrious people, growth, climate, and transportation links. He notes strong morals, active churches, and reforms, urging a hopeful outlook and possible permanent residence.

Beadford Tormer Tam W. Little

Norfolk public building bill urged by local officials

Capt Nathaniel Burrugs urges early action on the Norfolk public building appropriation as part of an extra session. Officials including Leroy H Shields and Gen FE Henry call for a small, capable committee to lobby Washington, stressing the building’s urgent necessity and Norfolk port needs.

Nathaniel Burrugss Cleveland Norfolk Leroy H. Shields Norfolk Gelay Washington Congress E. M. Henry FE. M. Henry

Shipping News Briefs From Coastal Vessels and Coal Trades

Multiple schooners and steamers listed with ports and cargoes including coal lumber and plaster. Vessels such as Schr. W. Wallace Ward from Hammett to Portsmouth R I and Schr. Richard Cromwell with lumber from Baltimore are noted among others heading to New York Baltimore Providence and Norfolk with barges Nettie Rome Sarah Triton and Daisy Bell.

W. S. Greeley Blake Providence Wm. Lamb & Co W. Wallace Ward Hammett Portsmouth R. I Sarah M. Lawrence N. H Emma B. Shaw Carson Baltimore Greenhill Light Jno A. Curtis Bell Hme Henry May Perry New York Creogata George Mr. Grant Peton Ight Tug Nettie Barges Rome Sarah Triton Daisy Bell North Carolina E. R. Hill Delaware Richard Cromwell Thomas Quinnebaug New Haven Burges N.& W Proytence Willy Harnet New London

Damaged Newton Rock bell buoy to be replaced soon

On March 6 1897 the Newton Rock bell buoy was damaged by a collision and will be replaced as soon as practicable bearings Geavertail lighthouse N N EE EE Whale Rock lighthouse WW NW 7h W. Excellent results have recently been obtained by the use of electricity in bleaching paper.

Newton Rock James Pyle New York U. S. Quarantine Station Blackbeard’s Island Sapelo Sound Martin Airnen Ted?-sin

Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Ad Promises Cure

An old advertisement cites Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a cure for coughing and consumption fears. It includes a testimonial from Simon Smasal of Chicago and lists various local pharmacies selling the product at 25 cents. The ad emphasizes ask for Bull's and take only Bull's.

Dr. Bull Simon Smasal 31St Street Chicago Chichesters Fuellah Diamant Retuen Aosta Laie Ubembal Vo Aludlaon Squay Local Drugetste Pullnds, Ee

Exquisite 40 Inch Plaids and Wool Goods Sale

Exquisite 40 inch plaids in blue white brown white tan white green white with nine colorings. Prices from 12t0 to 50c for wool checks and serges in black navy garnet old rose and other colors. Gents hosiery and sheer white goods also offered with assorted widths and weights.

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