Battle at Kilby Station Ends With Capture of Franklin Man
March 11 Suffolk Virginia reports a second clash between Warranted men and tramps at Kilby Station. George Tlasty of Franklin was felled after attempting to ride the engine, then captured. others fled into the brush as detectives and railroad staff pursued. Wounded, Tasty was taken to Franklin for treatment while the train crew escaped unharmed.
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Suffolk
Kilby Station
George Tlasty
Wranklin
Wilhy
Mw Clark
Cvart
Clark
Iasty
Ble
Gan Amnon
Vhasty
Franklin
IL Cobb
Newport News Local Notes and Court Docket Summary
Newport News March 11 A Glen-Coster county resident James Stubbs visits town cracking jokes about the Courthouse J T Caffee confined to his room for six weeks after a disease at his Place of business Unusually large number of traveling salesmen and business men on streets this week Eighteen new houses in Hast 2nd will be completed soon Select candidates for seven common council vacancies begin campaigning Circuit Court Judge B L Cinter presiding in Stowell v. Uesell no further matters Polich docket includes Yanks drunk fined two dollars and costs John Willgerald nuisances fined two dollars and costs John Mitagerald resisted officer ten dollars and costs Real estate transfers recorded and various trustees and companies listed in legal notices
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Newport News
Speolhnd
Ton
James Stubbs
Glen- Coster
J. Tl. Caffee
Selectiiz
Common Council
Dudge B
Cinter
Stowell
Va. Uesell
Polich
H.J. Yanks
John Willgerald
Nuisumeecs
Puss
John Mitagerald
resisUue
That Park Debate and Presidential Address Rules
A fragment describes Aeon Parks and London exchanges about parks and estates with an American guest, then shifts to etiquette for addressing the President and White House. It notes debates on proper forms like Mister, His Excellency, and Mr President, and mentions office titles and courtesy forms in correspondence.
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London
Thames
New York City
Weill
Lord Ale
New York
United States
Tiarrison
Mareh Ladies’ Trome
Hugh
Washington
Austria
White House
Executive Department
Quaker Committee urges abolition of church punishment in Oklahoma
A Committee of Quakers appeared before the Oklahoma legislature to press abolition of church punishment. One speaker began citing the New Testament but was interrupted by a backwoods member who warned against bringing Eastern law books into the chamber.
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Oklahoma
Annual Temperance Convention Concludes With Contested Silver Medal
The afternoon session opened with Mrs. Southall presiding as nine mothers meetings were reported in the district. Temperance work reached most Sunday schools, with a colored school sending a temperance concert. A parliamentary drill was planned, and literature distributed totaled 868 books, 37 tracts, and one Bible. The colored work discussion sparked strong defense of African Americans, and the Loyal Temperance Legion session urged meeting space. The Demorest medal contest featured four contestants, won by Mrs. Lewis. Evening programs included instrumental solos and a speech by Mrs. Jones.
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Treasury Fund
Ben
Jones
Colored
Waville
Chicago
Atlantic City
Kortsmouth
Loyal Temperance Legion
Ceil Po
D. W. Lewis
Jd. J. Wemgie
Moo Maville
Dr. Crider
J. Tyler Dlobsen
Richmond
Mareie Dey
Jd. Martin
Mres. Lewis
Meade
Pavlle
Board of Extension
Jobson
Spcomer Demarest
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Town of
Kilby
Earth
Pebo
Ole Felenwe
Eudekly
Brubaker
Furrleame
Wilson
Tale Ad
tMleyway
Aaol
Enon
Smd
Buns
Amt
Hasty
Pustiee Bley
Tim
Dion
Tiavia
Cam Beause
Caushe
Mwe
Pranklin
Joe
Justice Bley
Thos Punetat
Thomas Onsby
N.C
Luther Jones
Kirby Station
Mini Jones
Widelity Insurance, Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Afteen
OFP
Suffolk Fox Club
Hoodwolsm
Seve
Ral Weeks
FL Doe
Marblehead
Mass
Lewis W. Wrhsht
Boston
Magnolia
Josephayior
Henry CL Hayes
Cypress District
Noah Hayes
Cypress
Panny Nimbanl
Kimball
Nan- Lemond
Sutfoik
N. BR. Withers & Go
C. R. Brothers
Washington Street
Dre Wow
Murray
Omien Gil
Woshington Squaire
Iteda
Cutler
Joe Medes
Milby Station
Newport News Crowadtene
Biichardson Et
J. Barham
Trustic
Suc
Dominion Land Company
Seb- Ce
Robert V. Ory Et
Surety Trust Cote, FU
AL VE. Minion
Wy Minter
I. Hedhops
Pres- Leomhoaet
DPMS
Tees
Sau
Legis
Iellove
George N
Wise
Aeon Park’s Great Park
Ars. Jones
Lewis
Wampte
Instrumentil Sola
Ewe
Somo
Carrie Ramlert
Master Eugene Crier
Lewis M. Lanier
Tobert G. Ingersoll
Changa
Herockson Dale
Carmi
Mall
Daadfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
James Pyle
Norfolk Virginian
Consumers’ Brewing Co
Maaport Beer
Telephtone 670
S T Koster
Plume Street
Mariforad
Dominion
Coal and Woop
Just
Comnelon Nd
Kant Salil
Geo. W. Taylor & Co
Granby Street
Granby
Central Wharf
Batchelder & Collins
Norfolk
White
Tr. & Bro
Water St
Whitehurst
Iun W. & Co
Plume St
the Fass Furniture Co
Church St. Danks
Norfolk National
Main St
City National
Main St. Bakers and Connfectioners
Cabler
J. D
Bank St. Moots
Sam ,C., Jr
Malin St
Consumers Brewing Co
Pabst Brewing Co
W. Scnelp
Scott & Co
Roanoke Ave
Fentress
Porter-McNeal
Water Bt Confectioneers
Oberndorfer & Co
Nash
Atlantic St
Cooke, Clark & Co
Oliver
Church
Cove St
Groves
Jas
Williams Bros
Blount
D. P
Dawes
Geo. H
Hobbs & Keeling
Roanoke Uve
Pournitore—Cash and Credit
Loughran
John W
Whitehurst & Cro
Willis
John, Jr
St. Williamson & Sykes
St. Grandy
T. L
Nonnouke
Jesse Jones & Son
Roanoke
Bockover, i
McCleary-McClellin O
Union $T. Implements
Waron Ankers
Norfolk Farm Supply Co
Union Street
Tidewater Tea Co
Nivison St
Norfolk Coal & Lee Co
Whalesale
Ives
The
Norfolk Liquor Co
Water St. Tryele
Washington Club
Pulford
Williams
Th Ch & Co
Market Squire
Laiebenisc Stadhelimas
Etheridge
Jas.hn. & Co
Brambleton
Brich
Sumed
Bee
Gamage
J. O
Woodside Wharf
Spamo
W. T
Church St. Monnensca
Cooper Marble Works
Bank St
Barnes
James
Campbell's Wharf
Pinnos
Orenwate
Yarbrough
J. E., Music Co
Bank Bt. Penns, Merchants’ & Farmers’ Peanut Co
Jenkins Paint & Oil Co
Blackburn & DeJarnette
Montague & Bunting
Warren
D. W
EB. Vo& Co
Battley & Spann
Ghurel Siu
Deed
Water
Crow
Geo. L
Singer Manufacturing Co
Church St. Wredl
Ougoest
Stahl, Albert
Church Bt
Tnderlander, Jones, J. N
Curoherland St
Dr. Czarra’s
Oto Pa
Ave
Washington, D. C
Chichester
Rand
Mince
Biko Rinben
Acad
Chichester Chemical Vo
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