North Carolina Pension Act Conflict and Rail Directors Removal
A chaotic report from Raleigh details dispute over the North Carolina railway pension act and removal of railroad directors. Governor Russell, Council of State, and Auditor clash over signing and appointing directors with court rulings expected. The controversy centers on state rights, federal courts, and a list of proposed new directors amid political maneuvering and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of State
North Carolina Railway
Kane
Jude Stanton
Council At State
Wolfe
Oiddert
Gov. Russell
Simonton
Woodlink
C. A. Cook
John W. Tiradam
A. W. Gordon
W. FH. Cladhbwurn
Tere Clean
Governoars
Jude
Southern Railway
Deacons Ordination At Local Baptist Church
Mrs Lama Cobb and party visiting Dr J John on Shepherd Street prepare to return to Chicas as Mr Benjamin Ietzer of Norfolk visits friends. The ordination of newly appointed deacons is held at the Baptist church tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcabeth City
N.C
Mareh
Lama BE. Cobb
Gon
Qoui
J. John
Shepherd Street
Chicas
Fanjamin Ietzer
Norfolk
Baptist Church
Train incident kills three cows near culvert in finlifac
March 11 report from finlifac NW states Train No. 7S of the ALC yesterday afternoon toppled three cows at a culvert. One cow escaped and one had to be killed. The cows belonged to the Willcaxes. Missthe Sate returned home from Magiotin. Rev J A Aehanehi moved his family to Wahlert View. Toise will conduct services at the Myo church Sunday. Daniel returned from a short rod trip yesterday. Today was a contrast to the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finlifac
ALC. L
Tnkment
Willcaxes
Wahlert Tiew
Toise
Myo
Ehureh
Local Notes On Names And Travels From Coleraine To Norfolk
Lee NLDA Alin W T Tieastey from Coleraine near the Bay View yesterday. W O Thompson OT Pruden M Meta Ber and MR AL Saunders of Norfolk. Bright sunshine after rain since last Friday. Mut Le Uirinkley back from Washington city. Miss Satie Cherry returned from Washington county. Miss Mae Spruill of Columbia visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alin
W. T. Tieastey
Coleraine
Bay View
W.O. Thompson
Pruden
M. Meta- Ber
AL Saunders
Norfolk
Wriday
Uirinkley
Washington City
Satie Cherry
Washington County
Mae Spruill
Columbia
Weather and Cotton Market News Across Tennessee and Liverpool
Weather in Tennessee and Alabama and Liverpool market notes show a quiet trading day with 8000 sales, far below last year’s 1000 bales. New York futures dipped, May around 7.00, August near 7.10, and October about 7.71. U S port receipts totaled 9099 bales, up from last year, with New Orleans futures down and May contracts at 6.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Alabama
Reovetta
Liverpool
Conrit
United States
New York
New Orleans
Aiist
Our Terrors and Our Plans Souvenir Pictures Offer
The Virginian invites readers to obtain souvenir pictures for ten cents and a postage stamp. The images depict leaders of the Confederacy and the flags they led, offered as patriotic keepsakes for Southland homes. Cut out the coupon, choose a picture, and mail or bring the payment to The Virginian office to secure one or both souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian
Southland
Virginian Onice
Snteneia
Mquttalle Building and Loan reelects officers
The Mquttalle Building and Loan Association reelects John Neely president Wy. Garnard first vice president and N. Beaman treasurer A. Warrington secretary Edward Mahoney and others as directors. An annual dividend of 12 3 per event was declared plus past year expense fund 41 per cent per share. At Tidewater Perpetual Building and Loan Association Colonel Walter J. Taylor is re elected president with a slate of directors including James T. Borum C. A. Nash N. Burruss H. L. Page and Walter H. Taylor. The remaining officers hold over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mquttalle Bullding and Loan Association
John Neely
Wy. If. Garnard
Nottingham
N. Beaman
A. 1
Warrington
Edward Mahoney
Hexeard
Rey
G. Moorson
PL. Barnard
J. Nottingham
N. Benman
Tidewater Perpetual G
Walter J. Taylor
Whith
Toowing
James T. Borum
C. A. Nash N. Burruss
H. L. Page
Gesman
Walter H. Taylor
The
Association
Measles Rise in Atlantic City Ward. Church News Update
In Atlantic City the ward reports many measles cases currently. A new member joined Central Avenue Baptist Church on Wednesday night. Johnson will lecture on St Patrick and the Lon He Loves at Lettes Memorial Church next Tuesday night, promising a very interesting event to support a worthy cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue Baptist Church
Johnson
Lettes Memorial Church
Building Permits Issued for Multiple Brick Residences
Building permits issued yesterday by Public Inspector Alex Nugent authorize seven three story brick residences to be built by W H H Price on Bute Street near Cumberland. C W Carhart contracted three two story brick residences on Landing Street near Pine to be built by WD Lounsberry and Iknapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pubhling
Alex. Nugent
W. H. H. Price
Bute Street
Cumberland
C. W. Carhart
Landing Street
Pine
WD. Lounsberry
Iknapp
Confirmation Postponed in Princesa Anno Court
The Joyce Lake awards confirmation is pushed to the next term of the Princesa Anno court due to scheduling. The change delays approval and shifts the ceremonial timetable for the award recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princesa Anno Court
Shipping News Concluded From Seventh Page
Shipping notices list vessels and cargoes including Mary Vandiver from McPherson Washington and Levin J Marvel from Bell North Carolina with lumber, Behr L Campbell to New Flaven with coal, Ella Ty Khuball with ire, Lucy Wheatley to New York with lumber, and other named ships like Sehr and Vo Keleoy bearing coal or lumber to various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehr
Mary Vandiver
McPherson
Washington
Levin J. Marvel
Bell
North Carolina
Express, Doughty
Pungo Mills
N.C
Behr
L. Campbell
New Flaven
Lattice Vo Keleoy
New Haven
Elagard
Wloterford
Wimington
Ella Ty Khuball
Lucy Wheatley
Taylor
Suffolk
New York
Schooner A B Wield Floated Toward Windom Tug Aid
The schooner A B Wield from Norfolk laden with lumber for Baltimore was ashore near the Great Wicomico mouth. It was floated Monday to the Windom, whose captain Maguire attempted twice to pull it free. Deck cargo was removed, and the Field was turned over to the tug Success to tow into the river in a leaking condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Wield
Dine
Norfolk
Baltimore
Great Wicomico River
Windom
Maguire
Success
Great Wicomico
Notice to Mariners marks wreck with red spar buoy near Tottenville
On March 8 1897 a red spar buoy without number was established in 18 feet mean low water in Arthur Kill New York and New Jersey to mark the wreck of a sunken canal boat. The wreck lies in two fathoms near Tottenville Staten Island and the buoy mooring bearings are given from Tottenville wharf Exuastern wharf Perth Amboy and Hall's Terra Cotta Works for navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kill
New York
New Jersey
Tottenville
Staten Island
S. W
North Wharf
Exuastern
Aumboy
Perth Amboy
N. W
Hall
Brambleton Local Notes Include Rail Project And Servant Death
Bram bleton sees activity as Norfolk Virginia Beach and Southern Railroad extends to widen bed for standard gauge to Norfolk and Western line. Rev Cridlin wife seen by Dr Chiles. remains of Mrs Teho to be buried in Suffolk. Ella Sessoms worsening. town prayer meeting at Bourgeon church nightly revival continues. Haworth League holds devotional at Trinity Church tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Chiles
Burkyville
Tire
IR. W. Cridlin
Pleasant Finch
Norfolk, Virginia Beach and Southern
Brambleton
Norfolk and Western
Norfolk and Southernton
Virginia Beach
Norfolk Terminal
Malin Street
Grambleton
Bourgeon
T. J. Nicholson
South Park Avenue
Suffolk
John Ames
Jan. W. Ames
Brown Avenue
Ella Sessoms
Overman
Sheldon Avenue
Anna C. Tebo
Louis M. Teho
West
Briambleton Avenue
S. Ua. L
Christian Church
Haworth League
Trinity ML
Scott's Emulsion Stands As Trusted Standard For 25 Years
The ad extols Scott's Emulsion as a proven remedy with a long track record. It warns against secret medicines claiming power and urges reliance on established formulas available to physicians. The message asserts confidence that the emulsion remains a leading standard today as it did decades ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
The Big Store Spring Dress Sale Promises Record Deals
A sweep of spring dress goods and fabrics is advertised at The Big Store. The copy touts the largest, most complete line in the South with varieties including 40-inch wool plaid fabrics, novelty trimmings, serges, wool cloths, plain weaves, black and tan hosiery, umbrellas, and cretonne. Prices are laced with low, punchy figures and bold claims of value, urging shoppers to ask to see 5c unbleached cotton and other bargains.
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Wigineton & Bell
Main Street
W. H. Andrews
E. M. Parker
Andrews & Parker
Avernor
Russell Soirm
Tedas Cae
Chemie Tay
Faense
Itioiug
N. A
Mare
Jims
Secretary of State
Supreme Compt
Supreme Court
Hileman
Burton
Trussell
Tennesse
North
Oling
Mitchelov
Ofice
Dr Marshall
Christ Church
Ie Western Hospital
Holm
Tillalan
Ben ‘Thllman
Judie Bimonton
Papas
Butler Vayarlis
Toaviz
Hustell
Thomas J. Sutton
Elrcult Court
Cheshire
Watson
St. Mary's Selying
Rye Ly
Mutter
Oberman
New Opera House
Chiss
Iutur
W. G. Pool
Hayim
Folin J. Burgess, Jr
Emizaneth City
Lee Nlda
Olivers Toebootodt
Atlantic City
Shipping News
Titie Vanderherchen
Wilson
Savannah
Cont
Largess Jackson
Thomas P. Straw
Newberte
Bramibleton
Dresden
Samuel C. Phillips
Church Street
G S Briggs & CO
Down Town
Commerce Street
Y Wairds
Falkland
Charlotte Streets
Norfolk Cut Rate Drug Store
Paine
Ayer
Mellin
Lyon
Green
DR. Mott
Ae Mott's Chemical CO
Cleveland
Ohio
J. BM. FL. Trotter
Main
Church Streets
Cocke, Clark & CO
Roanoke Avenue
Mrs. Winslow
Teeth. Inc
Iow Tris
B. S. Campbell
Main St
Fara
Wwa
State Medical Co
Omaha, Neb
of Nebraska, Incorporated
Ghent Market
Botetourt Street
Ghent
Archige
Irwin’s Express Company
W.T, Irwin
Water St
Vito Silaya
Dirlovere
Preventa Coutaghou
Cincinnati
Epee Propati
Koular
W. WT II
Trias & Co
Real Estate Exchange
Duke Street
Atlantic City Ward
Worfolk
W. W W. Degge
E. Townsend
W. Ili
Trice & Co
Peanen F Nrf
AAT
California Fruit Transportation Co
J." Whitney. Houck
Rookery Building
Chicago
Gloria
Cretonne
Watt
Bettew
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