North Carolina Governor Pushes Lease Legality Test
Governor Russell seeks a legislative ruling on the North Carolina railroad lease amid political maneuvering. Claude Dockery notes Democrats and Republicans aligned on a rental rate amendment while battles over the lease and related insurance and appointment issues unfold. Southern Railway files equity suit to block lease invalidation, with Greensboro court set for April 6.
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Raleigh
N. G
Claude Dockery
Stursell
Polluies
Covernor
Southern Railway
North Carolina Railroad
North Caroline Road
Simonton
Greensboro
Legislature Senate Honors Speaker Heilman With Gifts
Before adjournment the legislature presented Lieutenant Governor Reynolds and a gold watch to Speaker Heilman, who was ill and confined to his room. A committee delivered the gift and some suitable remarks were made in the Senate as most lawmakers left for home.
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Raleigh
N. C
lTieynolds
Heilman
Senate
Sunday church services and notices from Elizabeth City
Elizabeth City reports the usual Sunday services across churches. Mrs Louis Selig and children return from Norfolk and Washington visits. Annie May Rhodes visits Ila Mir Jones in New Bern. Frank Tisdale, once of New Bern, now of Norfolk, arrives. Gaston G Bell, formerly of the area, now of Norfolk, in the city. The Methodist District Conference bought Droolswhne dell residence on Toad Street for the presiding elder. An Athletic Molleglate Institute program featured multiple vocal and instrumental performances. A drummer named Tripp, from Hertford to Elizabeth City, died here. his remains lie at the Odd Fellows Hall.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
Spe Ciass
Louis Selig
Norfolk
Washington
Annie May Rhodes
Newberne
Ila Mir Jones
Frank Tisdale
Newbern
Nort Hk
Gaston G. Bell
Thia Place
Methodist District Conference
Toad Street
Ool Swhnedell
Athietic Molleglate Institute
Covert
Lily Thie
Irooks
Gray
Tie
Local Notes On Town Residents And Visitors
Mr. O. J. Moore visited Whitedeer to see family. Miss Julia and Mettle Gregory returned from Tillerys after a pleasant visit. Miss Elle Slater expected home from Alagnolia where she taught. Mr. J Frank Brinkley seen in town. Master George Livesay returned to Scotland Neck for school. Mr. W F E Johnson moving into Carraway house on Malin street. Mr. L M Alston was unwell but is improved.
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O. J. Moore
Whitedeer
Julia
Mettle Gregory
Tillery’s
Elle Slater
Alagnolia
J. Frank Brinkley
Our Town
George Livesay
Scotland Neck
W. FE. Johnson
Carraway
Malin Street
L. M.alston
Edenton News Briefs From March Remembered Losses and Local Incidents
Edenton North Carolina March 9 Special. Mr and Mrs J Wy Draining lave returned from a Florida trip. Death took their daughter. Condolences offered. Mr Thomas J Mann of Elizabeth City visited town. Tug Farlow and schooner Goodwin collided causing bow damage. Postmaster I Brinkley in Washington on business. Streets very muddy recently.
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Edenton
N. C
J. Wy
Lave
Florida
Walter Miler
Nii Ue
Thomas J. Mann
Elizabeth City
Farlow
Sehr. Goodwin
Striking Globe Ships Workers Return to Yard
In Cleveland Ohio early today about four hundred of seven hundred fifty strikers were taken back to work at the Globe Ships plant. Manager Newman says work remains for hundreds more and the yard will be busy all summer. Workers claim a complete victory with union recognition effectively secured.
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Cleveland, O
Globe Ships Building Company
Newman
Local Notices and Social Updates From Bramelotown
See for rent ad by W D South Millon. Windsor avenue residents move to Penchureh street. J hb Jard family visits Currituck County. Mrs J Norfleet from Suffolk visits daughter. Maude Whitehurst of Portsmouth visiting Mrs W H Goynto on Marshall avenue. Ladies Enterprise Society of McKendree meets this afternoon. Rev I G Austin of Suffolk visits his children. Shells placed on Outton street delight residents. G W Jennings George C Gra from and Justices A Bl Tlunks ill for a mile. Mrs Howlett of Portsmouth visited Capt J W Savage on Central Ave. Tee Robins returns from Gloucester county visit. League Park enclosure walls for baseball this season. Revival at Spurgeon M B church continues. Rev C W Duke preaches toast night. three conversion requests. preaching nightly at 7:30.
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W. D. Southmillon
Willoughby Avenue
R. Fotter
North Park Avenue
Maude Whitehurst
Portsmouth
Visine
W. H. Goynto
Marshall Avenue
Ladies’ Enterpriss Society
McKendree
TG. Austin
Suffolk
C. R. Nimmo
Lody
Outton Street
Messrs
G. W. Jennings
George C. Grafrom
Justles A. Bl. Tlunks
Johnson Avenue
Howlett
J. W. Savage
Avpnue
Tee Robins
Gloucester County
Needham Howell
Avenue B
League Park
Spurgeon M. B. Church
C. W. Duke
Berkley
Two Ladies Help Mrs Hicks After Fire Loss
Two well known ladies visiting U S 5 Raleigh collected seven dollars eighty cents for Mrs Hicks of Princess Anne Ryeenoe. She lost her husband months ago and then a fire destroyed all her belongings leaving her with five small children. They ask readers to send further aid via Mrs Geo Prick's on North Street Hunterg Wille.
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U. S
Raleigh
Hickson
Anne Ryeenoe
Virginian
How to Find Kidney Problems and Swamp Root Remedy
An old advert explains that a cloudy urine sample signals kidney trouble and frequent urination or back pain confirms issues. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root kidney remedy, claiming relief for kidneys bladder and urinary passages and offering a sample bottle and pamphlet by mail from Kilmer Co.
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Virginian
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Shipping News Concludes with Coastal and Harbor Movements
The seventh page reports on multiple vessels in transit or tied to ports. Virginia Rulon and Henry May sail from New York and Annapolis with lumber and coal respectively, while Liliott L Dow moves to Botton with Kimber barges. Tug Asher J hauls barges headed to Baltimore, and Jennie Marshall and others depart for Philadelphia. Additional ships carry salt, bank cargo, and timber, with routes including Baltimore to North Carolina and Philadelphia.
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Virginia Rulon
Leek
New York
Henry May
Perry
Annapolis
Liliott L. Dow
Suffolk
Botton
Kimber
Barges
Providence
Asher J
Hudson
Causey
Thos, P. Straw
Minnie Smithers
Tyler
Baltimore
Jennie Marshall
Gilde
R. J. Donaldson
C. Shafer
Triton
Philadelphia
W. Munn
Lehr
Lula AM
Quillin
Salt
Schr
Will'am A. Hargraven
Cannon
North Carolina
Souvenir Pictures of Heroes and Flags Offered by The Virginian
The Virginian advertises souvenir pictures titled Our Heroes and Our Flags for ten cents or a two cent stamp. The images feature Confederate leaders and soldiers and the flags they served under. Readers are urged to cut out a coupon and mail payment to the paper to obtain one or both pictures. Beecham's Pills are also advertised for digestive relief.
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The
Virginian
Southland
Virginian Office
New Dress Goods Sale Highlights Cheap Output
Thirty five items of novelty dress goods at low prices across plains of colors and widths. Exquisite 40 inch plaids all wool in multiple colorways priced around 60c and 1214c. Serge, habit cloth, and sheer whites offered with patterns and yard rates. Also includes menswear hosiery and cretonne patterns.
Spring dress goods offer prices and wide selection
A long list of spring novelties in dress fabrics and trim items including 22 inch plaids 36 inch mohair brilliant and silks in black and color shades. Yard wide unbleached and bleached cottons 4c to 6c. Kal Kal silks trimming beads braid and new line of four button kid gloves featured among corsets and ladies skirts.
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Walter
Sic
A& Piece
Idnen Huck
Diverse textiles and notions offered in fabric sale listing
A catalog of fabrics and sewing items including Rustle Cambric in multiple colors and widths, dress makers Cambric, Zephyr Ginghams, Shirting Calicoes, Pereales, Clark's and Alex Kings Cotton, belts collars cuffs and various small wares advertised with yard and dozen pricing, noting lengths from 2 to 12 yards and prices per yard or per dozen.
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Quality Ag
Clark
O. N T
King's
Spring fabrics and skirts debut with wide plaids
In new spring fabrics the listing shows full four yards wide rust le Wning interlined with canvas velveteen bindings and 125 Ladies' Skirts figured Nohair four yards wide priced at $8e.
Menswear and Accessories Offerings in Store Lineup
A local catalog advertises a range of shirts including Nen's Negligee Shirts from 250 to ade, men's laundered calico shirts in all sizes at 25e, eggs laundered shirts in white and colored, and a selection of men’s and boys’ collars cuffs and ties.
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Gov. Russell
Colored Insane Asylum
Goldsboro
Virginia
Elizameerr City
Miss Brooks
Amissés Bell
Ris Eo
Wee Esas
Mr. Briggs
Tetees
Misses Covert
Blythe
Hargis
Mr. Briges
Mrs. Thompson
Brooks
Mises Covert
Tripp
Hertford
Odd Fellows’ Flall
Jealifan
Wallfax
N.C
Annie Cooper
Roanoke Rapida
Den
Cléveland
Hezin
Brameletorn
Montersville
Wigington & Bell
Main Street
W. H. Andrews
E. Mi
Andrews & Parker
Suipping News
Beecham
South
Gents
Gloria Umarellas
Tae
Enso Cretonne
Worth &c. Yard
Watt
Bettew
Weinberg
G. S. Briggs & CO
Down Town
Commerce Street
East
Falkland
Charlotte
Dresden
ADIES
Rao
DR. Motte
J. M. B. Trotter
Dhuggist Moin
Ladina
Norfolk Navy Yard
Bureau of Supplys and Accounts
Navy Department
D. C
Navy Yard
Navy
Navy Pay Office
Tle
Department
Edwin Stewart
Czarra
Ba. Ave
Washington, DC
Privat Sanitarium
Ana
Phvs
California Fruit Transportation
Whitney Houck
Greanby St
Noviolhk
Ruoolery Dulldines
Chicago
Dairy Club
Teuse
Lowe's
City Hall Ave
Granby Street
Masood
Gary
Wall
Anne
Plomis
State Medical Co
Onsna
Neb
Mrs. Winslow
Chichester
Siam
Aludiaan
Linda
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