The Casket Adverts and Banking Update
An 1880s newspaper fragment combines an ad for The Casket offering a gold plated watch and bargain goods at low prices with a note on Greenwood's watch repairs and a New York Treasury report. It also reports George N. Collins becoming Comptroller of the Currency, via Secretary Carlisle’s recommendation, succeeding the late Trenholm in the Division of Issues.
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Sinice
iGreemswood
Greenwood
Washington
Treasury
George N. Collin
Charleston
Carste
Eckele
Trenholm
Political letter shakes Richmond party leaders
Colonel William Lamb of the State Republican Committee received a resignation letter from Michmond chairman Michael Murphy. Lamb dictated a reply denouncing the move while defending Irish Republicans, as the Virginian noted Lamb’s absence and the party’s internal struggles. Newsrooms sought comment, while Bowden’s faction awaited guidance and precinet chairmen prepared for a reorganized party structure. Interest grew as Speakings and committee meetings unfolded and Lebanon’s allies debated loyalty and strategy.
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William Lamb
State Republican Committee
National Republican Committee
Michael Murphy
Republican Party
Michmond
Alea
Lamb
Col Lamb
Stitho
Mr. Murphy
Willie
Krumb
Bay Mall
Murphy
Mornay Col Liab
Virginkin
Durhy
Mir Murpne
Saylong Ou
Bert Wil
State Executive Committee
Dela
Saburdas
Sern
Remarkable Woman Demonstrates Toes For Work And Piano
Misa Lizzie L Sturgeon exhibited at 286 Church Street proving how a person born with disabled hands can perform embroidery crochet sewing and even play piano with toes She writes with her toes and uses her feet to wield tools daily exhibitions announced in another column Meanwhile a coroner's jury ruled the death of Thomas Harney accidental after a shooting at Ocean View Johnson claimed self defense but Barnes denied intent and the wounded youth was moved toward the Ocean View train then to Norfolk
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Vine Street
Louk
Lamb
Wiskins
Pps
Misa Lizzie L. Sturgeon
No. 286
Church Street
Miss Sturgeon
Thomas Harney
Ocean View
William Johnson
Wal
Weel Dental
Young Johnson
Marnes
Gohnson
Ohnson
Barnes
Hing
Dinenes
Glohmnson
Carnes
Norfolk
Richmond Dispatch Reporter Recaps Virginia Officials Meeting
Washington correspondent reports Senmtoy Abr tin of Virginia met with Representative Tyler on the harbor channel project from Hampton to Norfalts TV ard. The Equitable Building Association offers were announced with officers named and a fifteen percent annual dividend declared, plus a twenty percent surplus distribution among stockholders.
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Washington
Richmond Dispatch
Norfolk
Equitable Building Association
Sulug Ternwhol Neely
Wo OH. Barnard
E. Nottinisham
Virwirdent
A. PB
Warrington
Rotary
N. Beaman
John Ooly
W. H. Darnard
Nottingham
Leasman
Edward Mahoney Sindrew I2berson
Jmiunal Mividhene
Ffteen
Clitmo
War survivor and funeral notices from Portsmouth area
In a Portsmouth region report, Ada Mayo and Bertha Jones, both described with colored status, suffer and witness a violent episode on Hathat street. Dr Speight cares for Jim Barbour as Mayo’s destructive actions draw attention. The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Taylor occurred yesterday morn at 11 with Stew BR Hatcher conducting and Dr A I Owen assisting. Interment followed at Portlok Cemetery. Washington News notes a Norfolk public building bill advancing after House subcommittee approval.
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Ada Mayo
Bertha Jones
Dr. Speicht
Mayo
Tor Spelehe
Jim
Elzabett Taylor
Maes
Mir. Fr. Sebbler to Open Clothing House in City Store
Mir. Fr. Sebbler arrives to remodel the store tied to the Five Godson Crit Sispe, planning a grand opening around March 28 as one of the city’s largest and finest shops. D Cressey & Co announce an auction today at 42 Church Street with furniture and household goods on sale. Tassett advertises a spring millinery exhibit starting Monday March 15 in the Columbia Building. Old Point schedule shows Sunday steamship service from Pay Line wharf at 10 am and 4 pm, returning at 12 noon and 6 pm. The Correct Thing offers glasses and eye specs from Dr. Weck.
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Mir
Sebbler
Crit Sispe
Mareh
Tassett
Virginian
Columbia Building
Ol Dominion Steamship Company
Old Point
Pay Line
YMCA Banquet Marks Large Guthbering of Norfolk Members
The Young Men's Christian Association of Norfolk held a grand oyster supper after introducing its new Board of Directors in a crowded Wells Street building. Mayor Pettit presided as dignitaries and members mingled, with speeches praising growth and past achievements as the association plans future outreach and membership expansion.
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Young Men's Christan Association
Young Men's Christian Association of Norfolk
Towson
Uist
Meyer
Miyor Pettit
Wil
Cen
Ayvyes
Tavine
Srowline
Tarwieh
Geeta Wael
Tineave
Ile Fons
Lin
St Mary’s
Valine
Daaembeer Fk
Sirnitler Prises
Pia M.N
Sorenis
Lannie
Wiless
Owen
Dane Ashe
Ma Alwens
Christan Association of
Narfolis
New Labor Paper Appears From Southeastern Labor World
A new issue of the Southeastern Labor World edited by Mpco House ton, secretary of the Central Labor Union, debuted yesterday. The mimeograph paper pledges devotion to organized labor and each labor union with tidy typographical appearance and seemingly well patronized columns.
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Iet
Southeastern Labor World
Mpco
House
Ton
Central Labor Union
Labor World
Weather Report for VToulhy and Norfolk March 12 1896
Weather notes from Washington report generally clear conditions east of the Rockies with cooler air in central valleys and a continued fall pattern east of the Mississippi. High pressure centered in South Dakota. coastal and Lake regions show variable readings. Norfolk data shows daily temps, rainfall, and a note on a forthcoming revival at Freemason Street Baptist Church led by Rev Dr Wharton with local preparations underway.
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Washington, D. C
Virginia
North Carolina
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Lake Jefsons
New England
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
South Dakota
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi River
Freemason Street Baptist Church
M Wharton
Beal Umere
Ob i
Roush
Dasardaara
Norfolk
Wiarton
Indean Ta. Meanfort to Charter Liner Today
Unclear report says a ceremony may occur tomorrow at the Royal dry dock for the launching of the China Lorariw vessel. Officials indicate no definite date, but preparations continue with pilots and crews aboard. Excursion ships and a public pipe ceremony are planned for tomorrow morning at the wharf, with residents invited to attend.
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Boet Royal Dry Dock
Inchina
Alion
Texek
Iiverna Atkinson
Ceorgia
POS
South Carolina
Mine St
Tiond Ton
Rodty
Corus
Uae
Beaue Fovt
National Republican Cone Chosen for State Leader Role
Governor Joseph Ow. Itifer of Mloommerton is said to have been chosen by the National Committee to succeed the late Won J. Campbell as head of the Republican state committee. The March 12 report cites suppressible phrasing from a central committee.
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Chingyo
Mareh
Joseph OW. Itifer
Mloommerton
Cedral Camanttlee
National Committeein
J. Campbell
Panerth services at Clehrew Memetury today
Fragmentary notice states a memorial service at Clehrew Memorial today at 4 o clock for a person named Panerth. Friends are invited to attend.
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P Vincent
Marely
Panerth
Clehrew
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Aly
Parmer
Revenue
Inne
Corb
Patil Ds Company
Norvfolk
Mared Ith
Manuk
MW. L. Pag
Penzold
Trice & CO
Bank Street
Brambleton Wye
Commerce Street
Glads Hotel
James and
High
Bank
James Streets
Main
Duke Street
Wandi Mariner
Yarmandi
Holt Street
Warmath See
Prom
Mariner
Chiget
Burruss, Son & Co
Pcouti
Europe
Prinetype
West Maree Square
the Porter
licNeal Co
Deslerin
Surpole
Colonel Lamb
Lambie
Bowden
Tay
Sun
Wangton
Small
Ace
J. V. Treyas
Ciy Collector
Thom
Adda Mayo
Mrs. Taylor
Richmond Times
Wyley
Anucdion ‘To-Dinn
CrSeecy & Co
Oelowk
Bargelus
Millinery Ogemling
Old Point Schoedate
Dr. Weck
Y.M.C. A
CG. W. Pettit
BD. Ktheridge
Tella
Drenn
Weather Report
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Eesctreegses
Caveree
J. Gray
Onner's Creek
Nortalk
Esterday
Mortlock
Judie Portlock
Portiock
Rothoa
DY PF. Ob
Uleht
Srrestes
Anderson
Deorgein and
Semis Carolinn Ga Atteredamece
Conewisi Cevencyis
Bate
Tre Cooper Marsle
Ws Bank
Granby Street
Bassett's Fine Millinery
Rik
Salis
Simon
Fain
Imeres
Taney
Dre Worth
Cold Peguiirly
Art EO
Sian
Thuy
Tie Eicsun
Vito
Toons Street
Lacuto
Sen
Dee
Norpro
Toy Colecokor
Elewtion
Wien Herron
Alwred
Liamie
Serine Fett
Malton Hopes
Wien
Repebediye
Ron
Exhitit Herderas
Best Smith- Helmout
JR. Briggs
Dealer In Choice Family Croveries
Commercial Place
Old Market Square
Renee Forge
Waney Elgin Creamery
Kolea Ohio Creamery
Fickell Grocery
Market Place
Mhone Ts. J-J
Titve
B. Armstrong & CO
Haan Mplenerts
T. F. Rogers
Granby
Miike
Iy Maharent
Howellinis No
Jrambieton
Son Dank
Ant Commerce Tings
Midh Street
Bute Street
Hicvorse
Doyle & Small
Walter J. Simmons & Cos
Main Street
Ferd. Haenselman
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