Attempt to Incite Revolution Arrests in El Paso
Laura Agur r and Flores Chapa of Taumaulapis were arrested on charges of attempting to incite a Mexican revolution. They were bound over for next Tuesday week, jailed in default of bail. Government officers arrested Flores without opposition. Agarrri resisted. The plan involved an “revolutionist paper” El Indepient, but authorities stopped it.
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Laura Agurr
Flores Chapa
Mex
Flores
Agarri
el Indepient
Court Row and Town Disorder Reported in Police Docket
In a day of court activity Justice Burroughs handled a mixed docket. Mrs Nannie Powell faced charges for selling liquor without license and running a disorderly house at 34 Bute Street, with bond set at 250 each. M Rosenberg appeared on a false pretenses charge involving eight carloads of wool valued at 195, case continued. Proby s Court saw Shuster Dalby and Boush entangled in a row at a disreputable house, arresting several, including Mamie Williams and Maggie Clair for keeping a disreputable house. many defendants faced bonds, warrants, or grand jury referrals. Other minor offenses and court actions noted, plus administrative matters and a Norfolk firm charter. Death of Elizabeth Ann Taylor. funeral at Portlock’s Cemetery.
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Justice Burroughs
Nannie Powell
Bute Street
Jusice Burroughs
Brand
Rosenberg
M. Rosenberg
Prior Gimbert
Alice Thomas
EW. Shnater
Dalby
W. Boush
Daniel Carter
Manue Williams
House of M-fame
Magele Clair
White
House of
I-Fame
Plorence Crittenden Shorie
Miller
Jennie Thomas
Grand Jury
Mainie Burne
Gran Jury
Sanne Powell
Seling Hquor
Morris Rosenberg
Charles Pitsman
The Legitifixed Primary Law in Norfolk Virginia 1896
The Democrat political commentary defends the 1894 Democratic primary process as fair and well administered by the Executive Committee Electoral Board judges and clerks. It notes debates on voter eligibility restricts to party members and urges Republicans and Prohibitionists to adopt similar untrammeled nomination methods.
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Norfolk
The
Virginian
Executive Committee
Cigar firm's assets offered to satisfy creditors at Water Street warehouse
F T Wise and Co of Assim sell stock of wag Wares and tools to satisfy debts. Creditors named include Nes Grif fin Looms Pratt and Delmar Vonlest with amounts from 150 to 600 dollars. Sale to be pro rata with estimated value around two thousand dollars. Also notice of sale of a corner lot at Berkley Avenue and Main Street with front of 100 feet and depth 101 feet, including the described parcels and improvements, held to be offered separately at a later time.
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Pr. T. Wise & Co
Water Street
Icelerk
D. Tuckerbrooke
Tristee
Beneft
Joy Nes
Toentey
Griffin
Norfolk
Vals i TL Looms
Portsmouth
Db. W. Pratt
Dellmar & Vonlest
Baltimore
Marcus Mars
Messrs. Wits
A Co
Elanise Ah
Berkley Avenue
Main Street
Mado Street
Lown
Pherkstrays
Herth
Derkley Witbbes
Speigit
Coss Strent
City Notices and Local Gatherings in Norfolk and Vicinity
A faded recap shows a busy day in Norfolk with officials meeting this afternoon, a bookkeeper seeking work, and several visitors from Richmond and Washington, D C. Local events include church notices, musical programs, and the Epworth League gatherings, plus a coroner’s jury convening to inspect a death near Queen View.
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A. A. O'Neill
Dualtiiere
St. Lancaster Williams
Richmond
City
Ryder
Cobleal
N.Y
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E.G. Hatcher
First Bapist Church
Y. Tmard
the Democrat
Scotland Neck
N. C
Cella
John Tt. Shields
Nor- Toll
Washington
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John B. Goodes
Norfolk
W.ot. Brooke
W. P. Roberts
North Carolina
United States
Victoria
B.C
Roberts
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Jotice
James
Sealer
Thonas Barnes
Queen View
Fist O'elock
Smith Street
Mar
King's Daughters
Epworth M. BO
Avelock
King's Diashiers
Henry
Fort Feed
Albert Lo
Colley Avenue
Ate
Bates
Teehlemihy
de View Suraiv
Epworth League
Epworth Lonwiies
DNS Eeetion
WD Dodson
Aysele
Unni
Nortolt OP
Wiarton
Wills
Martin
Utah
Mavion
Joof Nopfolk
San
Alent Pak
Getil Dee
Bouebon
Weather report from Norfolk March 11 1996 forecast
Fair and colder in Washington and North Carolina with northwesterly winds. A northeast moving storm center passed Norfolk about 2 PM and was near Long Island by 8 PM with 29 inch pressure. Snow remains in New England and Great Lakes region while the South clears except Florida. High pressure covers upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys, with Ruth snow extending south along the East Gulf and into Florida. Port calendar notes sunrises 6 19 a m and sunset 6 11 p m.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Mississippi
Norfolk
Long Island
New England
Nova Scotian
Missouri
Canada
Ruth
Ohio
East Gulf Coast
Florida
South Atlantic States
Lakes
South Atlantic
New Hauland
Lake
Mliddle States
Nat Goodwin to Appear at Academy on Monday Evening
Nat Goodwin will appear at the Academy on Monday evening with a stage program featuring a new piece from his company. The show includes songs and sketches with crowd-pleasing routines and a focus on specialty acts.
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Nat Goolwin
Nat Goodwin
Mices
Academar
Thou
Shaidmissioy
Ulcony
Hirst
Yale
Muse
Valentine Stevens Auction House Sale at Sella Weir
Auctioneers at 1 ofelvers morning sale of Casimere Suits and fashion items from New York. Includes gentlemen's wear, hats, hosiery, undergarments, and varied bisected goods. In news, a colored boy Lewis Ward fell from a platform during the city gallery's third tier and was taken to hospital. Also notes on Monard of Directors reception and Board meeting time tomorrow at 6 o'clock.
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Valentine Stevens
Ho Heers
Sella Weir Auction House
Ofelvers
New Yorkey
Youth
Cassini
Hans
Nied Lewis Ward
Boya
Gail
Jadh Hospital
Baker
Jadh
Monard of Directors
Dec
Board of Directors
Local Norfolk County Notice of Meeting and Visit
Hunterville Aly reports John Robert iil a raeer aids. Taya davon twat his old Horr fa Chaten YOUNES. Northyroptass, The Seleot sacral of Norfolk will meet Hb We peshtoes at Mr bt . Bell, cust Styeer, with Miss ddzute Woodward at Wickery. Mrs. A. Harper, No. id Outten Biroet hosts.
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Aly
John Robert Iil
Raeer
Apond
Taya Davon
Younes
Northyroptass
Seleot Sacral
Norfolk
Bt . Bell
Cust
Warehie and Elevator Dosteoweal Mobile, Ata
A fragmented report describes a fire or damage at a warehouse and elevator, with items including powder, petroleum, and ships involved near a river. The text mentions insurance and losses around seven thousand dollars, plus calls for a patent medicine advertisement mixed in.
Storm sweeps region with high winds easing over Long Island
A storm that visited the area yesterday moved to central Long Island by night with strong winds expected to lessen, according to a telegram to Observer Gray from Washington. The note hints at a weather update and mentions a local room listing.
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Long Island
Observer Gray
Washington
Sherman Tours South to Organize Railway Union
National Organizer Emilrond Wen Afr. C. A. Sherman visited the city yesterday leading his union's drive. He reports boosting American Railway Union membership by 6,000 since last October and says railway men in this region were poorly organized. A representative will stay to oversee local organizing efforts.
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Charity Oyster Supper Draws Neighbors Tonight
An oyster supper at the home of Mr and Mrs J J Savage on Claiborne avenue supports a worthy cause as Evangelist Miller’s meetings at Memorial Christian Church grow in interest with twenty five to thirty professions reported. Weathered by rain, prayer services continue at Park Avenue Presbyterian and Mount Lebanon Church as local residents prepare for a revival and a drain project on Moseley Street progresses. Many residences and businesses from Ale Lownesberry to Lambert's Point are mentioned as planning for changes and attendance.
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Nis
Maltby Avenue
Mir
Claiborne Avenue
Evangelist Miler
Memorial Christia Tone
Jp. m
Miple Avenue
Moseley Street
Hs Pelly
Windsor
Brambleton Avenues
Lambert's Point
Ind
James Moore
Ternon Servier
Park Avenue
Dresbybertan Oilwreh
Gales
Dyer Praderings
Wehoek
Ale Lownesberry
Democratic State Convention Nominates Governor Hopefuls
March 11 reports show the Democratic State Convention meeting at Music Hall electing Richard P. L. Comstock as chair. The platform committee drafted a state focused platform while Thomas F. M. Vanes was nominated for governor alongside Littlefield of Pawtucket. Other statewide offices listed include Augustus S. M4jl for Lt Gov, G. Church for Secretary of State, George Brown for Attorney General, and John G. Perry for General Treasurer. The convention adjourned after ballot results and platform adoption.
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Padstow
Vroviddenom
Woot
Music Mall
Ioeloek
Hichard PL
Comstock
Thie Rome Son
Amt
fay /peneral
Ulhers Wistikeery Ty
Thomas FH. Vanes
Coverner
Fivorpe Littlefield
Pawtucket
Vasily
Onver
George A. Marblefield
Augustus S
Jer of
Devidence
G. Church
Livingston
George Brown
Providence
John G. Perry
South Kingstown
Col Lamb Faces Surprise Letter as Murphy Resigns
Col Lamb, Republican State Committee chair, is set to receive a morning letter announcing Michael Murphy’s resignation as Richmond party chairman. The move follows Lamb and Alvah Martin’s deposition of General Allan and Murphy’s support shift among Richmond Republicans.
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Republican State Committee
National Republican Committee
Michael Murphy
Republican Party
Cltar
Richmond
Lamb
Alvah FH. Martin
Republican Executive Committee
Edgar Allan
Murphy
State Executive Committee
General Allan
Mr. Murphy
Colonel Lamb
Mir Murphy
Mar Murphy
Thomas Lowery
Norfolk
Colonel Wards
Armory Hall
Lowery
Adruwin
Ee Sun
Delecates
Col. Lamb
Bowden Bs
Latvnkc
Mt All. Innet
Pleasant Pellets Promote Steady Digestive Health
A vintage medical ad explains Dr Pierke’s Pleasant Pellets as a gentle natural laxative. It warns against violent purge medicines and claims the pellets steadily move the bowels while toning the liver and stomach. It promotes the pellets as superior, sugar coated granules in a small vial, available by mail for one cent stamps.
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Pierke
Dow
World's Lipentery Medical Association
Main Street
Duffalo
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