Norfolk notes mix of visitors events and weather
Oliver of Charlotte visits the Cotton Exchange while Mrs Hayes and daughter visit Gates county. New York’s Mrs Schermerhorn at the Atlantic hotel. Tennessee Centennial talks halted. Rain boosts water supply. Various locals and visitors seen at hotels and events. The Norfolk steamship Endeavor replaces Granite City route. A boy is injured by a reckless cyclist near Main and Talbot streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Charlotte
N. C
Cotton Exchange
Order of Maccabees
R. I. Hayes
Gates County
Jobson
George J. Schermerhorn
New York
Atlantic Hotel
Virgie M. Pollard
Petersburg
O. A. Sledge
Norfolk
W. A. Young
Washington
Congress
Frank L. Grandy
St. Vincent's Hospital
Willoughby Spit
Old Point
Granite City
W.ow. Panamore
Philadelphia
Richmond
Miss Dos
W. W. Skinner
Boush = street
Luke ML. Jordan
Louvien
Hull
FE. J. Codd Company
Norfolk Pharmacy School
J. W. Thomas
Board of Pharmacy
J. Z. Mall
J. M. Rhodes
Scranton
Talbot Street
Dle
Unseen Coast Patrol Sighting Report for Columbia Tow
Coast guard reports Columbia and its tow Puritan not sighted at 9 last night. Weather favorable along the coast eases convoy navigation. The Columbia faced difficulty securing its unwieldy tow while passing Diamond Shoals and the dangerous flats. Reports indicate all remained safe as the convoy progressed.
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Columbia
Bir
Subway Conduit Purchase Feasibility Discussed by Committee
The subway conduit committee appointed by the Councils to study the feasibility of buying the Southern States Telephone conduit system held a conference with President Charles W. Fink and General Manager Kelvin of the company. They were asked to name a price for the conduits, and a report will be presented at the next Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subway
Clit
Southern States’ Telephone Company
Charles W. Fink
Kelvin
Unattended Infant Found On Hank Street Stoop
At about 10 in the evening OMeer Messick found a three month old child on the stoop of Willie Fevans house at 882 Hank Street. The mother who deserted the child is unknown. Police are seeking the mother as the infant is cared for by locals.
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Omeer Messick
Willie Fevans
Hank Street
Epworth Revival Sees Five Converts Acknowledged
Five converts were recorded at the Epworth revival meeting last evening after a splendid gathering. There will be no services tonight. On Sunday those wishing to join the church will be received.
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Epworth
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad
An old ad promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It offers a refund if the remedy fails and lists a 25 cent price. The small print hints at publication dates and distribution through druggists.
Rheumatism Quickly Cured by Palo Balm Bottle
Mr Frank Doleen of Sault Ste. Marie Michigan reported eleven days of confinement and £25 in medical bills with no relief before using one bottle of ChamberlIndy s Palo Balm costing 28 cents. He states he was cured and has had no further trouble. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Doleen
Sault Ste. Marde, Mich
Chamber- Indy
5000 Pairs Mundell's Philadelphia Shoes Sale
Mundell's Philadelphia shoes for misses and children offered at half value, with Hofhelmer's matching the deal. This local sale highlights deep discounts on durable footwear for families.
Trilby to Be Presented at Academy by Brady Company
Trilby, the magnetic stage hit, comes to the Academy Monday March 16 with Palmer's company directed by William A. Brady. Potter’s skilled production promises faithful incidents and compelling drama through four acts with seats on sale at box offices. Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, and $1. The Yellow Kid musical comedy follows Wednesday night with Dan A. Kelly's company in Micadden's Row of Mars, featuring strong scenic effects.
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Trilby
Up Academy
AL al. Palmer
William A. Brady
New York
Boston
Chicago
Potter
Shoth
Dan
A. Kelly
Academy of Music
Micadden
Row
Mars
Mr. Kelly
Weather and market rundown from Texas to New Orleans
Cold weather grips Texas with Amarillo at 18 degrees as futures drift. May grain slips from 6.90 to 6.42 while August holds near 7.08 to 7.09 and October at 6.72 to 6.74. New Orleans futures rise four points with May at 6.84. Receipts and stock movements show varied activity across ports and interiors, with ongoing crop movement data and weekly totals for port exports, stocks, and interior supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Amarillo
Tex
New York
New Orleans
Hooston
Concert by telephone delights Southern States subscribers
A telephone concert was enjoyed by several Southern States Telephone subscribers last night. J A Langhomne, agent for the Columbia suphophone, connected instruments to the exchange and subscribers received clear, distinct tones. Both Langhomne and Southern States groove received compliments for courtesy and success of the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern States Telephone Company
J. A. Langhomne
Ferry Wharf
Limehearne
Southern States Groove
Shooting in Hat Street Sparks Quick Pursuit
A pistol shot in a rear room at Vito Lambert's hat shop triggered a hasty crowd in Hat Street. Oliver Wilson pursued two suspects who fled down a dark lane. they escaped. John Nixon was shot. his brother, among the bystanders, was taken to the station and knows only that two Black men and a dispute preceded the gunfire. The shooter’s identity remains unknown.
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Avor Street
Ll Oelock
Vito Lambert
Oliver Wilson
John Nixon
Nixon
Seaboard Ade Edmenarnia Financial Statement Fragment
Fragmentary financial note for Seaboard Ade Edmenarnia shows income sources and deductions. It records total income, charges including interest and taxes, and dividends deducted from preferred stock, leaving a net surplus figure, with poor legibility obscuring exact numbers and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senhorne Alp
Te Owhields
Maine
Tar River
Seaboard
Sturphity
Tio
Iver
Wonderful Vitnascope Show Delights Local Audience
Large crowd witnessed beautiful Edison vita scope and phonograph productions at VW. AL lands last night. Old and young praised the entertaining display as nature's wonders were vividly shown. William Jennings Bevan and Rev T DeWitt Talmage were greeted with applause. Additional opportunities for seating and tickets were to be announced at 1 o'clock this afternoon and 8 o'clock tonight.
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Edison
First blood in strike at Consolidated Wire and Steel plant
A clash at the Consolidated Wire and Steel plant left Martin Alycucky and Samuel Sandusky with scalp wounds and bruises after they refused to leave a group of strikers who mistook them for job applicants. Both men, residents of 65 Sowinski street, were hospitalized at St. Claire with injuries to their heads.
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Oveland, Ohta
Consolidated Wire & Steel Center
Anys
Martin Alycucky
Samuel Sondusky
Sowinski Street
St. Claire Hospital
Myeney
Sandusky
Always in season Tropkine Steamed Hominy
The notice lists items including Tropkine and steamed hominy with varied spellings, mentions Dr Weck eye expert offering free examinations and a price for a service, plus F H Gale at 152 Malin Street.
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Dr. Weck
F. H. Gale
Malin Street
Jota Graham Hall of Fame Coach Leads Boston Gymnasium Team
Jota Graham, famed conditioning mentor and former trainer at Harvard, Princeton, and Colby, now heads the Boston Athletic Association gymnasium. His proteges White, Brewer, and McCarthy recently won New England mile and distance events, while the public praises Taine's celery compound for health and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jota Graham
Ttewas
Athens
Columbine T College
Princeton
Harvard University
Coraiuan Trac
Ulo
Thrvard
Gyimnasium
Boston Athletic Assochathon
White
Brewer
McCarthy
Tle
Liat Piant
Virginia Conference Opens Second Day in Roanoke
The twenty-ninth annual Virginia Conference of the Northern Methodist church opened its second day at Lee Street Methodist Church Roanoke with Bishop Mallalien of Tas ton presiding. Reports from four districts showed fair collections and new churches dedicated in all but the first district. Presiding elders A J Porter Shipman Thedrick and W T Schooley presented the district reports. Dr. Wamiston spoke at the Wreedman Art and Educational society on the value of education. Afternoon evangelistic services and an address by Oro Tamiston on the society's work followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toanoke
Northern Methoplist
Lee Street Methodist Church
Osooelock
Ishop Mallalien
Taston
Wand Am Darpenuner
Attundanes
A. J. Porter
Abingdon
Shipman
Alexandria
DD. . Thedrick
Greenbrier
W. T. Schooley
Ronoke
Roanoke
Ciev
Wamiston
Wreedman'’s Art and Educational Society
Oro Tamliston
Dibs Society
Indicted banker pleads guilty in embezzlement case
Hugh Campbell, secretary treasurer of the Ber Ive Savings and Loan in Indianapolis, confessed before the grand jury to embezzling small weekly sums over years. He admitted crediting shareholders while altering records, pled guilty, and received a two year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hugh Campbell
Ber Ive Savings and Loan Association
Wood’s Sar Saparella Purifies the Blood and Health Claim
Seventyt million people know Wood’s Sar saparilla purifies the blood strengthens the system and gives good health Buckingham Lithis Water clear and sparkling 20 bottles 100 dollars 614 Church street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Church Street
Buckingham Lithia
Burel
Eye specialist advertises glasses and supplies
Local notice promotes Jor O C Jones at Greenwood's for eye care with fixed prices on foods and free services. Announces Kodak supplies arrival and new silver novelties. Mentions shoe sale at Buckingham Lithia Water and requests readers see Dr Week for headaches and eye relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Jones
Greenwood
Creenwood
Graeenwood
Mila Street
Real Estate Wanted in Virginia or North Carolina
Real estate sought immediately offering 10 000 dollars or more in Piedmont or nearby areas. Prospective seller to provide full description with map or diagram and price. Contact THOMAS Th WORRALL at a2 Drexel Paudine Philadelphia Da Maelene.
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Virginie
North Carolina
Udbble
Price
West de Goood
Thomas Th. Worrall
Drexel Paudine
Philiadelphia
Maelene
Unsure Items For Sale At Local Shop Window
A reader notes various small goods such as Ribbon Corset Handkerchief gloves and other necessities may be on sale. Mentions Saturday as a good day to buy for immediate wants or to be ready for the scissors. Address Joseph Brown 210 Church Street Norfolk.
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Wool and Coal Company
Chapel
Henry Streets
Coal and Wood Company
W. A. Conner
Gibbs Avenue
Laurence Waring
Attorney-Atlaw
Bank Street
Granby Street
Wildal
Kent Street
Norfolk
N. Fivel
W. Fivel
Joseph Brown
Church Street
JF Sarg & Son's Artificial Mother's Milk Claim
An advertisement touts JF Sarg and Son's artificial Mother's Milk as the only healthy substitute for a real mother's milk, produced from pure cow's milk by a new German patented process, urging readers to consult physicians and noting retail details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JF. Sarg & Son
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Port Norfolk Land Company
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Cherchester Chemical Co
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America
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Amnong
Edward
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Dartmouth College
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Pvt
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Singeni
Gare Vard
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Mero Grahia
Palve
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