Measles, court actions, and local updates mix in Hastings
A roundup of city happenings notes W. J. Rogers returning from Baltimore and about fifty measles cases. Thirteen sailors suspended from the boat shed. J. T. Barham visits. jail changes as Louis Codd prepares to take charge. King versus Ned Coleman set for Hastings Court Monday amid rain and mud. Community events include church birthday party, Quaker services, and a fire response triumph. Minor offenses and court actions hinge on drunkenness and officer interference as lightning and weather loom.
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W. J. Rogers
Baltimore
J. T. Barham
Capron
H. B. Wilkin
Portsmouth
U. S. KK
Louis Codd
King
Ned Coleman
Hastings Court
Carey Hall
M. EB
Lord
Friends’ Church
Williams
Wright Memorial Church
John N. Hart
W. T. Woody, Jr
Newport News
Baird
Waterfield
Port Norfolk
J. T. Parker & Bro
Cowling
Suffolk
Lake Kilby Witer
Ned
John N. Hurt
Judge frees receiver in Mulvey saloon case
Judge Prentis in the Circuit Court discharged the court appointed receiver for M. J. Mulvey saloon at Port Norfolk. The suit for receiver appointment by Martin McAndrews led to the order and Sheriff A C Cromwell was named. The case was amicably settled out of court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Prentis
M. J. Mulvey
Port Norfolk
Martin McAndrews
A.C. Cromwell
Wright Methodist Church trustees appointed by court
At the quarterly conference meeting on Thursday night a resolution was made to request the Judge of the District Court to appoint trustees George T Townsend R H McLean TM Cross Edward Powell John E West Joseph M Dunn J T Dickerson W H Elliott and C A McLean. The court granted the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appotmeadd Wrusere
Wright Methodist Church
Ibuistines Court
Messrs
George T. Townsend
R. H. McLean
TM. Cross
Edward Powell
John E. West
Joseph M. Dunn
J. T. Dickerson
W. H. Elliott
C. A. McLean
TOCUNE A COLD IN ONE DAY PROMOTION
A vintage ad listing laxative products promising cure for colds with a money back guarantee. It promotes daily deliveries, window displays of neckwear, and sale pitches for medium weight clothing. Local shops Breslauer Anthony and W. F. Virnelson & Co advertise hats and custom shirt fittings by Charles R. Welton & Co.
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Breslauer & Anthony
Notable Neckwear Exhibit at Portsmouth Stores
Levy & Jacobs and Gene's Outfitters showcase an extensive display of neckwear in Portsmouth area. W. E. Virnelson & Co advertise pneumatic rubber tires for balance carriages and Gendron bicycles in stock. J. S. Crawford's Furniture and Carpet House promotes cut prices on dress goods and cloaks while A. J. Phillips at Oxford Hall highlights new embroideries.
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Portsmouth
Levy & Jacobs
Gene's Outfitters
Madison
Tigh Street
Gendron
J. S. Crawford
Newrass Discusses Outlook With Virginian Rep
Atlantic and Danville president Mr. Newrass arrived in the city and met a Virginian representative to discuss railroads. He warned the road is run at a loss, owed to lumber and logs traffic, and said he would not sell. He predicted eventual profitability but cited high rents and past investments as burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4. Newrass
The
Atlantic and
Danville Vailroad
Portsmouth
Newgrass
Atlantic
Danville
Newgass
Court of Appeals
Mr. Newgass
Bateman
Mr. Newquass
Lawrenceville
Mr. Newenss
Navy Yard
Pinner’s Point
Newrust
West Norfolk
Etev
Newrass
Peartsmouth
Norfolk
Wien
Petere
Dan- Ville
Danville Railroad
Mr. Newesass
Arrest for Selling Liquor Without a License
Constable Dennis arrested Williaty Smith last night for selling liquor without a license at West Norfolk. He was jailed in the county facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Williaty Smith
West Norfolk
Berkeley Sewer Flood Delays Local Street Work Report
In Berkeley Mulberry street sewer backed up during heavy rain causing flooding in the low area and neighborhood disruption. Town Council notes misreported Rockefeller vote on borrowing 25000. report should state he had no horse and sought sidewalks with Belgian blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Street
Rockefeller
Streuls
Martin
Kline
Washington
Giorge A. Htherilge
Vila
New York
Berkley
Ryland
Dhurch
C. S. Rogers
George W. Jones
Siartotk
Mindidavtes
Prar
Berkley Military Institute
Windsor
Charles Paulkine
MKS
Berkley Lodge
Berkley Block
Chestnut Street
Fred Molhind
Wls
Trudd
Cher
Ion
Tramps Increase Boldness on Seaboard Air Line
A section master reports growing numbers of tramps near Kilby Station after twelve were briefly jailed in Suffolk. They linger around the swamp, harassing crews and shooting at a train crew when trains pass, prompting calls for action to prevent a potential accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Air Line
Suffolk
Kilby
Death of Mr. Nelms Noted in Local Obituary
Death of William Nelms a ship joiner at his Chester Pennsylvania home after a life in the community here for about five years. remembered for his gentlemanly conduct and numerous friendships formed through his work and kind disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nelms
Chester
Ile
New Assortment of Men's and Boys Caps Arrives
W D Virnelson and Co announces a fresh stock of caps for men and boys, featuring a variety of styles and sizes. Limited quantities available.
The Great Est Potency Stomach Aiders Claims
A vintage ad touts Einstetter's Stomach Uidlers as a remedy for dyspepsia bilious and malarial complaints. It promises renewed vitality, restored color, and vigor, claiming to counter fatigue and protect against effects of exposure with a purified formula and grand sheet anchors for the debilitated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einstetter
Souvenir Pictures of Confederate Leaders and Flags Offer
Special notice asks Virginian readers to mail ten cents or a two cent stamp to The Virginian to obtain souvenir pictures featuring Confederate leaders, soldiers, and their flags. Cut out the coupon, select a picture, and send to The Virginian office for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Virginian
Southland
Virginian Office
Tennessee Centennial Exposition Promises Global Notability
The Tennessee Centennial and International Exposition, celebrated as the state’s 100th birthday on June 1, 1896, is described as a major, international event born of patriotism and funded by local capital. Managers expect vast crowds, promise refunds on unused spaces, and tout architecture, art, and exhibits surpassing earlier fairs.
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Smuller
Ares ‘Khan
Grotier
Tennessee
Nashville
Atfair
South
Tennessen
Reisions Woe and Brazil Fanatics Rise in Bahia
The article describes a rise of religious fanaticism among Afro-Brazilian communities in Bahia led by a self-styled Christ and miracle worker Conselhelrohane. Government troops suffer defeats against fanatics who capture artillery. December fights near Joazéiro leave 140 rebels dead. The movement expands despite setbacks, risking wider rebellion and renewed uprisings as authorities respond.
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Bahia
Conselhelrohane
Caesar
Bori
Myre
United States
Iragil
Matin
Joazéiro
Christ
Rio Jiaheiro
Mahia
Moraes
Rio
Gazeta du Jarde
Brazil
Durrieh Lamp From Germany Promises Interior Illumination
The Durrlieh device, developed in Germany, uses auto Malec evaporation and heated vapors from lamp petroleum to produce light up to 1000 candle power. It features a petroleum tank, a controlled vapor burner, and a secondary heater that maintains vapor production, claiming the extinction of the flame is nearly impossible even in strong winds. The system uses ordinary coal about 14 pints per 1000 candle power and relies on heated air to improve light output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hall
Cure for Severe Cold in Cripple Creek Ad Applauded
From Cripple Creek comes an account after a large fire describing a severe cold that resisted many remedies until three bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy were used. The editor G B Henderson asserts the medicine cured both cough and cold, noting the high altitude requires effective remedies. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
G. DB. Henderson
Daily Advertiser
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W. FE. Virnelson & CO
Charles R. Welton & Co
Hawes
W.E. Virnelson & CO
A. J. Phillips
Oxford Hall
A. & D. Mall
Mr. Newrass
Royal Braking Powder CO
WL NW. Dowdy
Harry N. Dowly
Crawford Street
County
Para
P.O. Ellis
Eretus
W. D. Virnelson & CO
the Tennessee
Intennear
Chicago
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Adv's
ADVV
Maurice A. Brandt & CO
High Street
State
Washington Hiropic and
Race Avenue
Middle Street
Rotire
Joan N. Wat
Joan N. Hart
Lo Wood Consumers
Dpmwonis Ts
Ainankdogean
Isle of Wikht County
Ilums
Co. W. Studgins & Co
Norfolk Transfer CO
Thomas Scott
Sigh Street
J. M W. Wall
Manger
J. T. Whitehurst
Co. Nash
High ST
Rumford's
New York State
Hestresh Elgin Creamery
L. H. Pearson
Cor
Bart
Green Streets
H. L. Page & CO
Bankstreet
Unity Ham
He Stephenson Company
Unity
Ellenor & Armentrout
Crawford
Conkine
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