In Court Yesterday Aimed at Coloured Boy Bowser
In Burroughs court yesterday a series of cases saw Bowser charged with attempted wife poisoning using carbolic acid in whiskey. The wife claimed mistaken intent and the warrant was dismissed with costs. Other minor offenses and Rosenberg's case on false pretenses moved to grand jury.
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Neva
Young's
Chireh Street
Bowser
Juliussl. Saunders
Anotensa
Siward Sutton
Arralgne
Pelfce
Mary Smith
Sutton
Mormoe
Julius T. Saunders
Accnemy
Land
Lynnhaven
TP. Z. Morris
Rosenberg
Wm. Mok. Wovudhouse
Gimbert
W. Bowser
Walker
Costa
Frank Moore
Wille Smith
Spencer
Mamie Ackiss
Mamie Cheeseman
Mars
White
Oher Hospftn
Wiite
Iinney
Bert Shit
Grand
Hertha Jones
Tosis
Addie Meyo
Wdwared
J Sutton
Morris Rosenberg
Daniel Keeling
W. HH. M . Whity
John Ward
Night political meetings in first ward and upper district
The John S and S Barbour Democratic Club of the First Ward reported a large meeting with twenty new members. In the Upper district Republicans were in full sway. Bowdenites and Lambking groups held meetings with varied turnout. An accident at a Huntersville basket factory left a boy with a leg injury and possible amputation.
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Thin City
John S&s. Barbour Democratic Club
First Ward
Diamond Quartette
Fitegerald
Messrs
Brhinmier, Jr
George M. Pollard
J. 2. Parr
Guy Hall
Lambking
Bowdenites
Samaritan Hall
St. Paul Street
Odd Pellew
Itall
Bute Street
W. D. Groner
Lawrence Groner
George L. Pryor
Jacob I. Lield
Bowdenlies
W. H.C. Brown
Matt N. Lewils
George Stephens
Echmond
Colonel Lamb
Those Sliver Wedding Ar and Mrs RR L Harwell Celebrate
The Sliver Wedding of Mr and Mrs RR L Harwell was hosted at their Clay avenue residence in Wrambleton ward with about 200 friends calling. A full evening featured family, handsome gifts, and a program of music and song including duets, solos, and a recitation performed by local guests. In other news, on March 20 freight rates from New York to Richmond will drop under Old Dominion Steamship Line, reducing some articles below prior levels.
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Huntersvile
Lessie Bape
Buge
Johnson's Avenue
Thuntersville
Lessie
Harold Lanivan
Bri. W. Baxter
RR. L. Harwell
Clay Avenue
Wrambleton Ward
W. R. Butcher
Bonney
Jordan Bolo
Emma Gilt
Belle
Maroh
New York
Richmond
Old Dominion
Baltimore M E Conference discusses women delegates
The 12th annual M D Conference in Baltimore adjourned after reading ministerial appointments. A debate on admitting women as delegates occurred then was laid on the table. Notices include Washington District appointments and a list of presiding elders and circuits.
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Baltimore
W. Geldwine
Th. F. Clarkson
Cuba
Washington
L. B. Wilson
Brookland and Langdon
W. F
Lnpaysia
Wrtville
J. Oren
Galthersburg
W.L. Richardson
Kensington
MM. Moore
Liawhsun's
William Harris
Jaytonsville
S. 8
Wests Severn
Smith
Spencerville
Weats
Tenally
Amiens Ua
James C. McLaren
Douglass
J. le. Walsh
Dumbartom
West Chorgetown
J. C
Fifteenth Street
W. Wy
van Arsdale
Ieteher Chapel
Norfolk News in Brief Highlights Local Happenings
Norfolk grows mall facilities with Newport News upgrades. Ocean View Hotel adds sixteen rooms and a new kitchen. Y M C A speaker C. Towson, Union Mission, and Rev. Howell at Gospel Rescue Mission share public talks. Basketball at YOMA CLA draws large crowd. St Patrick’s Day seen with shamrocks. Southern railway steamer Atlanti between Norfolk and Mattimore to launch in Philadelphia. Epworth League hosts a social at Cumberland Street M E Church. Dress and masquerade hall at Muster Woods Hall under Prof S Meeht. Maud Howard jailed for drunkenness sent to Prorence Crittenden Home. Wessener named general freight and passenger agent of Chesapeake and Western. Inspector Julius Iformes surveys Norfolk Custom-house progress. Proverner Crittenden Home staff escort two girls to Baltimore for placement. Mrs W W Valentine returns from funeral of Rev T E Coulbourn. Milford Davis released from jail after pardon. case involved felonious cutting. Newport News steamer libeled by Cmlb Goodwin for $19,000 damages from collision. Me Feyn Doran, former Norfolk resident, passes arduous naval service exam in Washington.
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Norfolk
Newport News
Kitchka
Ocean View
C. 2.Towson
Union Mission
J. D. Howell
Gospel Rescue Mission
Church Street
St. Patrick's Day
Green Isle
Southern Railway
Atlanti
Mattimore
Philadelphia
Epworth League of
Cumberland Street
M. E. Church
Muster Woods Hall
Fenchurel Street
S. Meeht
Maud Howard
Crittenden Home
Kling
Wessener
Norfolk and Western
Chesapeake and Western
Julius ‘CL Iformes
Methodist Protestant Church
Coulbourn
Milford Davis
O' Worrall
Annie Brooks
Norfolk Sant Washington Steamboat Company
Cmleb Goodwin
Roush
Feyn Doran
Washington
Doray Ft WI
Sonne Tine Egypto
Othe Waves Yard
Abolish Compulsory Pilgrims Trade Debate In Senate
The Tonee Committee on Merchant Marine to-day advanced a proposal to abolish compulsory registrations for vessels. A reporter notes abolition would affect women’s roles and strong supporters argue for it while opponents demand state registration tied to coastwise trade interests.
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Washington
I. i. Mare
Phatise
Massachusetts Battleship Massachusetts on prelude test run
Philadelphia March 17 the battleship Massachusetts started from Cramp shipyard for unofficial test runs. The trip will focus on engines and refinery against likely conditions, manned by Cramp yard crew. Notable guests include Major Edward Carpenter and Admiral Myrakol among others.
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Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Frien Crmunps
Dailiders
Lorette
Amon
MT. Darlidson
Brooklyn
Edwin 3
Crump
Sarment
Southern Railway plans Baltimore Norfolk line launch
Washington reports the Southern Railway will establish a line of steamers between Baltimore and Norfolk by June. The Atlanta, the new steamer, will launch at Crump's shipyard Philadelphia tomorrow. A large Atlanta party will attend, with Pullman sleeping cars to Philadelphia. Treasury gold reserve ends the day at 127,564.10 with withdrawals of 117,000.
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Washington
Southern Railway
Maltimore
Norfolk
Atlanta
Crump
Philadelphia
Treasury
Vo Diy
Weather Report For Washington March 17 1896
Weather report from Norfolk shows fair conditions for Port Virginia and North Carolina with warmer air inland. A broad high pressure belt extends from the mid Atlantic coast to the Central Rocky Mountains, keeping conditions generally clear east of the Mississippi. Temperatures are lower along the south Atlantic and lower Mississippi Valley, with fair weather expected on the Atlantic coast for Wednesday. Calendar data lists sun rise and set times, high and low tides, and local meteorological figures. Sir J. J. Gray serves as observer.
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Washington, D. C
PortVirginia
North Carolina
Meterological
Dama
WU. S
Thevayy
Sir J. J. Gray
Dixon Triumphs Over Marshall After Fifteen Rounds
Boston March 17 George Dixon defeated Jerry Marshall in a fifteen round fight. Dixon dominated early and pressed on. Marshall tired and clinched to survive. Marshall quit after the seventh round as Dixon maintained pace and control throughout the bout. In Richmond the State Supreme Court of Appeals released the day’s proceedings with cases Mouradtock Insurance Co. v Roadefor Bros and Riggan's administrator v iean on the docket.
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Jerry Mashnott
Boston
George Dixon
Jerry Marshall
Dixon
Tong Marshall
Mrshall
Marshall
Mareshall
State Court of A&a
Richmond
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Mouradtock Insurance Company
Roadefor Brothers
Berryman Green
James 2
Riggan
Ipean
Ogerore Bineh
Rochester Bangurt Lamp And Decorated Tolley Sets
A fragment lists items with misread brand names and prices including a lamp, Tolley sets in 10 pieces, tin cups and saucers, and various tableware. The text shows regular prices and discount or sale labeling in a disordered OCR format from a Rochester catalog page. Several brand lines such as WAVILAND, TRAVILAND, and RUSSELL'S STEEL KNIVES appear with inconsistent pricing.
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Waviland & Cos
Traviland & CO
Russell
Ivor
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Peery Davis
Battles
His
Roth
Commissioner of Revenue
Office of Commission Or Revenue
Nonpolk
Academy On Music
Weporsway
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BIG Minstrels
Thesday
Milbat
Academy
Edward Harrigan
Comany
LEY
Lavient
Hitrice & CO
Real Estate & Rental Agents
Hank Street
Nice Eters
Parisital Stambleror
HM Mainetree
Commerce Street
Bankstone
Queen
Tian Marriner
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Wome Eteet
Peuriee Ta
Mir Lh
Mariner
Chapel Brambleton
Reservoir Avenues
Willoughby
Yark Avenue
Kelly Avenue
Highon
Burruss, Son & Co
Europe
Sredir
Wayer & Co
West Market Square
Via
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Machine God Saw Mill Supplies
Water Street
Norfolk, Va
Frank JH. Gale Bicycle Club
Elas Reed
Waton
Dia
Dauntless
Peate
Frank H. Gale
Lille
Amy
Mr. Rosebery
Corporation Court
the Court of Law and Chancery
Barecnin
Kate
Henry I. Turner
T. Z. Hogers
Strambleton Ward
Luke Baterou
Eta Peed
James M. Jordan
News Ipm
Charles Sawyer
Oregon
Dr. Weck
World OF Politics
Aly
California Fig Syrup Company
Levy Bros
Main Street
L Jack Oliver
Wright
City News
Morten
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Mr de Howre Capon
Norfolk An Huilthmore
Gorham Silver
Lion
Bbdacer
W.oos
Morris
Premianon
Ty Momuris
THE
Cooper Marble Works
M.u3
Bank St
Nowpote
Virginia
J. B. Armstrong & CO
Mechangs Tools
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Commercial Place
Old Market Square
BK. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Hosten
Chicago
Rochester Bangurt
EATRA
Goudy
Yortmouth
Mull
Johnnston
Granby Street
Main
Jhreed Fong
Evel Money
Elgin Creamery
Choice Ohio Creamery
Int Pickeltrocey Co
Tiave
J.R. Briggs
Choice Family Groceries
Walter J. Simmons & Cos
Main Streou
Momnair
Children's Navy
RED Keepers
Elias Ball
T. F. Rogers
Columbia Bulld
Granly Street
Eso Alii
Loweilis
Camber
Bhlekla
Comburhil
Ollerson Bank
Granby and Commerce
Med Street
Drelling
Just
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