North Carolina Legislature Ends 62 Day Session Inters Injunctions Run Deep
The Raleigh dispatch notes a dramatic end to a 62 day legislative session. A federal judge’s injunction blocks a governor from pursuing a North Carolina railway lease to the Southern, sparking political heat and speculation of a Supreme Court appeal. News covers state appointments, a divided legislature, and a slate of stalled bills including temperance, education, and reform measures, with governor Russell’s influence noted and portraits added to state halls.
North Carolina Railroad Board Replaced by New Directors
March 10 Rweigh NC It was learned that the Governor and Council of State appointed a new Board of Directors for the North Carolina railroad The new board is said to be in sympathy with the Governor on the Southern railway matter The Governor refused comment and a Council member would neither confirm nor deny the change Judge Simonton was telegraphed that the board had been changed since a restraining order issued on the 5th.
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Raleleh
M. C
Simonton
North Carolina Railway
Southern
North Carolina
Here
Greensboro
United States Supreme Court
J. M. Newborne
Parker
Randolph
Russell
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
J.C. L Harris
Maultsby
Board of Agriculture
Mebane
Cuba
Wllow
Railway Commission
State Board of Equalization
Code Commission
State Veternary Association
Ayer
Butler
John ©. Daney
Swisbury
Coumbrii
James Fr. Boyd
Pires
Cape Fear and
Yadkin Valley
Thos. H. Sutton
Easter Crimiinal
Guerry
Vance
Farmers’ Alliance
Hillsboro
R.M. Norment
Lumberton
Robert Hancock
Atlantic and North Carolina Railway
Jonathan M. Worthy
Randall
Rweigh
N. C
Council of State
North Carolina Railroad
Southern Railway
Athem
Elizabeth City Briefs From March Meeting and Visitors
Elizabeth City reports Camden Court in session with local attorneys and Pasquotank Court slated for next week under Judge Bryan. Dr John returns from Norfolk. Miss Ia May James and Miss Annie May Rhodes visit Norfolk. An athletic club uses the Albemarle House ballroom as a gym. Deacon ordinations at Baptist church led by Rev Josiah E Hobt. Drummer Tripps buried in Martin County. Weather turns rainy after a new moon signalled fair. streets in poor condition. Opera house work near completion above Overton’s store. Rev J H Babb from Hertford attends State Legislature session.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
Speena
T. J. Mann
Edenton
Ia May James
Annie May Rhodes
Newbern
Norfolk
Albemarle House
John
Camden Court
Pasquotank Court
Bryan
The
Baptist Church
Josiah E.hobt
Hertford
Tripps
Martin County
A. W. Overton
J. H. Babb
Dr R Dillard confined to room and Miller child funeral
Dr R Dillard is confined to his room and is hoped to recover soon. Funeral services for the Miller child were held at their Oakum street home with Rev W F Watson officiating. Interment followed at Beaver Hill Cemetery. Visitors include A A Martin John Olds Charles Morgan from Norfolk and Jay Scott from Elizabeth City. The mall train was two hours late yesterday.
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Helenton
WN. C
A. A. Martin
John Olds
Charles Morgan
Norfolk
Jay Scott
Elizabeth Coty
Hertford Briefs: Local Transfers and Plans
Ilon T G Skinner attends Camden Court this week. R F Vernon bought a church street building lot from John B Cohite and plans a residence. Moses Wheeler aims to leave for Connecticut early April. Mrs M A Riddick, formerly of Hertford, now Baltimore, visits relatives. Town grieves over Mrs Pennie Arps medical illness.
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Hertford
N. C
T. G. Skinner
Camden Court
R. EF. Vernon
John BE. Cohite
Church Street
Moses Wheeler
Connecticut
M. A. Riddick
Baltimore
Pennie Arps
Brambleton residents featured in illness and travel notes
Mrs Hall Brambleton wife of Rev J J Hall D 1 is very sick at her Park avenue home. Mrs L O Ayers of South Reservoir avenue returns from Washington D C where she attended the inauguration visiting her sister Mrs C S Gorgas. Mrs Louis Tebo believed dying last night at her West Brambleton avenue home. Memorial Christian Temple meeting well attended with prayer every afternoon at four. Spurgeon Memorial Baptist church holds nightly services with rising interest. McKendree members show concern over protracted meeting to start Sunday.
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Hall
J. J. Hall
D. 1
Park Avenue
L. O. Ayers
South Reservior Avenue
Washington, D. C
C. 5
Gorgas
Louis Tebo
West Brambleton Avenue
Memorial Christian Temple
Spurgeon Memorial Baptist Church
McKendree
Local Notes From Huntersville District
Mr Arthur Brown of Outten street travels to New York on business. J F Cutchins led the Wok In shelling on Outten streets and urged the Board of Supervisors to fund more shells to complete the ongoing work. Norfolk county sheriff’s force grows with A C Cromwell Jr joining at Central and Johnson. A Harper Jr recovering from measles at 69 Cutten Street.
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Arthur Brown
Outten Street
New York
J. F. Cutchins
Outten Streets
Board of Supervisors
Norfolk County
A. C. Cromwell, Jr
Central and
Johnson Avenues
A. Harper
Cutten Street
Port Norfolk Notes Highlight Local Growth and Events
Postmaster to install a new letter box at the furniture factory for nearby workers. Rand plans to build again on Broad street after selling his house to the railroad. Belt line roadbed from Port Norfolk to the Southern Branch is staked for immediate work. Vernon hotel owner faces two potential buyers and a price cut. Powell and Steel foresee strong business as they moved a four by five and a half foot iron safe to the factory. Rev J H Amis organized a Sunday school at the Norfolk and Carolina depot with Charles W Steel as superintendent. Osceola relics, tied to Dr. Hamilton Weeden of Buffalo, Alabama, trace to Col. Jasper who captured Osceola.
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Port Norfolk
Rand
Vernon Hotel
Broad Street
Powell & Steel
J. H. Amis
Portsmouth
Norfolk and Carolina Depot
Charles W. Steel
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills Sweep Norfolk Advertisers Say Demand Soars
An 1896 Norfolk surge reports Dr Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills as a nationwide craze with doctors praising its cures. A Williamsport husband recounts his wife’s five year battle with dropsy and heart trouble, crediting the pills and Little Liver Pills for a dramatic recovery after eight boxes.
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Dr. Hobbs
Williamsport
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus
Death's Door
Shipping News Concluded List Of Vessels And Cargoes
Shipping news item lists ships and cargos including Schr Hester Watters Paxwell Great Beg Haebor N C with lumber. Sehr L 3 Levering Pawtucket with lumber. Sehr George M Grant Petton Providence with coal. Schy 2 W Glover Harris Boston with lumber. Barges Daniel T Slee Monarch Antelaps Hoboken with esal. Tug Ww r Naylor Tatem James River. Italian bark Francisco BR Califano Marsala with strave. Barge Marion New Bedford with enal. Schr Lydia WW Roper Cranme New York with lumber.
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Hester Watters
Paxwell
Great Beg Haebor
N. C
Sehr
Levering
Pawtucket
George M. Grant
Petton
Providence
Schy
W. Glover
Harris
Boston
Daniel T
Slee Monarch
Antelaps
Hoboken
R. Naylor
Tatem
James River
Francisco
Califano
Marsala
Strave
Barge
Marion
New Bedford
Enal. Schr
Lydia WW. Roper
Cranme
New York
Our Heroes and Our Flags Picture Offer
The Virginian promotes se curing there beautiful conventr pictures OUR SHEROES AND OUR PLAGS for ten cents and a 2 cent stamp. The portraits honor great Confederate leaders and soldiers and their flags. Cut out the coupon in another column and mail or deliver to The Virginian office to receive one or both souvenirs.
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The
Virginian
Southland
Vir-ginian
Publicatives Received in March Issues of Hypnotic Magazine and Virginia Law Register
The March number of The Hypnotic Magazine lists features on the Danger Line in Hypnotism and cases treated at the Chicago School of Psychology, plus telepathy clairvoyance and drug use questions. The Virginia Law Register, issued by J. P. Bell Company, covers employer liability, deceased witness testimony in criminal cases, US Supreme Court decisions, and Virginia case reports with a 60 cent price.
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Chicnaga Sehon
Psychic Publishing Company
Chicago
Virginia Law Register
J. FP. Bell Company
Lynch‘burg
United States Supreme Court
St. Louis
Railway Company
Mathews
Virginia
Emmerson Vs. Page
Va. Marisn. Price
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Prevents Pneumonia Claim
An ad asserts danger from la grippe leading to pneumonia but claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy, used with reasonable care, has prevented pneumonia in thousands of cases. It promises a permanent cure faster than other treatments and notes 25 and 50 cent sizes are sold by all druggists.
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la Grippe
Chamberlain
Run &U
Weehal
Pepeeta
Proleec
Mose
Gogh
Chicago
Early Spring Goods Arrive Ahead of Rush
A local retailer announces an upcoming line of spring novelties for inspection. Customers urged to come early to save time and money, with a full on hand selection of ladies' skirts priced from 1.48 to 2.50, said to be worth double.
Norfolk Police Seeks Summer Uniform Proposals
Norfolk Va March 10 1897 proposals to furnish the police with summer uniforms will be received at the chief of police office until April 1 about sixty will be retired outfit includes blue sack coat vest pants and helmet hat proposals must include sample summer cloth flannel and serge considered price of each article to be named chief T L Cornin mini thesis
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Norfolk
T. L. Cornin
Treasury Department
Offich Marine Hospital Service
Cape Chares
Custom House
Jacmestown
Marine Hospital Service
Cape Charles
Walve Nfare Malities
W. J. Pettus
M. EH
Spring Dress Goods and Fabrics Sale Highlights
Marketed as the complete line of new spring dress stuffs including 38 pieces of novelty dress goods at 2 for 5 cents and 40 inch wool plaid fabrics in multiple colorings. Features such as French serges, habit cloth, and black and tan half hose offered at notable prices. Gents accessories and sheer white goods promoted with bold sale language aimed at widest customer appeal.
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Uas Heen
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Bringini Nuit
Erie Medigalito
Bupfalo
N.Y
Brambleton
Huntersville
Port Norfolk Notes
Osceola
Hamilton Weeden
Bufala
Ala
Dr. Weeden
Col
Jasper
Hobbs
Ue Medical Fraternity
Hobbs Sparagus
Fonda St
Willamsport
Chas. H. Hall
Burrow, Martin & CO
Main St
Norful
Blackwell's
Durham
Slacuweus Durham
Banner
G. S. Briggs & CO
Commerce Street
Ywards
Boat End Parkland
Chharlotte Streem
Norfolk Cut Rate Drug Store
Hood
Paine
Scott
S&e. Mellin
Lyon
Green
China
M.N. Killers
Filbert Street
Philadelphia
Shipping News
Danger Office
Creig
New
Saye
Alwaye
Chichester
Diemond
Bretallics
Imératuns
Leilea
Testilmientals
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Couthamien CoyMladiea Haute
Su Shvesne
U. 5
Blackbeard's Island
Sapelo Sound
JVM
Martin Aikon
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J. Whitney Housteen Ryates Norto
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Watt
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