Unnatural mother in police court case shocks town
Mary Dunn colored faced removal from six children and elopement with William Scott. Oliver Hargrove exposed her plan, leading to a $1000 bond for good behavior. Scott fined $25 for adultery. jail if unpaid. Numerous other sentences followed for larceny, assault, and sobriety bonds. A veteran embezzlement case and casual crimes filled the docket alongside naturalization news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Tomlin
Dackel
Mary Dunn
William Scott
Otlver Hargrove
Scott
Selly Dishman
Ch. Henrich Brewing Company
Wiliam Manks
John Sawyer
M. A. Gregory
Ila Bullock
Annie Spandour
Clurch Street
Spandour
Sarah Groves
Joe Joyner
Property transfers And amounts Between Clerks And Buyers
Mary FE Hoyd transfers to Martha A Wood the High street property valued at 7000 dollars. W T Curtis transfers to G W Burger a parcel of land on the east side of Parkevenue near Brambleton avenue valued at 1700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary FE. Hoyd
Martha A. Wood
High Street
W. T. Curtis
G. W. Burger
Parkevenue
Brambleton Avenue
Review of Trade Forecasts Sluggish Spring Markets
Review notes ongoing trade weakness across sectors with softer demand in women’s goods cutlery and other lines. Weather and floods restrain country order trade, with Northwest weather dampening manufacturing. Wool and cotton goods show some improvement while iron and steel remain cautious. Business failures decline to 201 for the week. more mills operate and loans rise, with futures activity modest versus last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Toerraw
Hn Clement
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Gulf States
Futur
Kk. G. Dun & Co
Thonezh
Iron and Steel
United States
Canada
Weather forecast for Virginia and North Carolina
Forecast shows Virginia showers in the morning with clearing, southerly winds as the day progresses. North Carolina may see early morning showers then fair conditions with westerly winds. Port calendar lists sun rise 6 08 a m and set 6 58 p m high water 10 01 a m 10 22 p m low water 4 02 a m 4 08 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whellington
Virginia
North Carolina
Pam
Weather Observation Summary From Norfolk Bureau
The Norfolk Weather Bureau record for the past 24 hours notes a maximum and minimum temperature with departures from normal, and rainfall measures. Observer J. J. Gray reports rainfall of 14 units for 24 hours and 4 units since March 1, with departures from normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Norfolk
Observer
Hong Kong Tea Co Sells Tea By Netcaddies For $1
New York formed Hong Kong Tea Co leases Store room 111 Church Street to showcase tea sold in nett caddies. Each caddy contains a fortune of jewels like diamonds rubies sapphires turquoises and garnets in solid gold silver or nickel settings. No tickets. Souvenirs withdrawn after thirty days. Club orders of ten receive one or more valuable articles. Mail orders accepted to United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong Tea Company
New York
Church Street
Main
Cove
Cmhwegi Sc
Jennings
Johnson Avenue
C. L. Williams
Carnea
Portsmouth
Moiland
FE. Thornton
Ceell Avenue
C. CG. Gilson
Mansion House
United Stats
Hong Kong Tea Co
Jindise Mark Ends South ern Aid ing and Lown Suit at Old Stand
In Knoxville on March 19 Jindise Mark of Gednite States Court dissolved the Southern aiding and Lown suit by dismissing all receivers. Special Master J W Caldwell reported a full and complete record showing solvent conditions and proper protection of the association. Judge Clark stated the association would continue business at the old stand as the complainant failed to give sixty days notice of withdrawal per by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Ton
Jindise Mark
Curt
Central Passenger Association appeals to curb excursions
The Central Passenger Association urged roads in the Southwestern Western and Southern areas to withdraw homeseekers excursions citing insufficient business from Control Passenger Association territory to justify rate cuts. The practice is said to be exploited by ticket brokers and others. Also reported, the old gunboat Monocacy completed its longest voyage in years and will be repaired in Shanghai for another winter voyage between Pei Toletow Pekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitarech
Central Passenger Association
Washington
Lsin Tsin
Navy Department
Shanghai
Pei Toletow Pekin
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Eases Cripple Creek Cold
After a big fire in Cripple Creek I suffered a severe cold that worsened. I tried many remedies without relief until using three small bottles of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The cough and cold subsided, even in high altitude where strong remedies are needed. Henderson, editor, Daily Advertiser. For sale by all druzelats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Chamberlain
Henderson
Daily Advertiser
Cole
Druzelats
Wonderful Exhibit of 200 Umbrellas at Levy Bros Window
A display of 200 umbrellas in Levy Bros window promises great value with items priced at 48 cents each. The sale is set for Friday March 1. Dr Weck offers eye exams and glasses, with prescriptions guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy Bros
Main Street
New Paper Pattern Patterns and Shoe Sale Notes
Fragmentary summer sale notes describe pattern for tents and fashion sheet available in April. Mentions Buckingham Lithia Water offer and a shoe buyer crowd at Hoofpelmer's with Mundle's shoes at half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoofpelmer's
Mundell's
Not Much About Anything A Kithetographic View Of Life
A scrambled city note lists several visitors and moves including General WY D Groner returning from Washington Captain I WV White visiting the South Rev George J Hebdin of the Baptist State Orphanage in city yesterday A clock was stolen Thursday night from a colored church at James and Suffolk Streets Tt M Johnson left for Richmont and the West for a ten day visit President John P Dorn of the Wire sinka State Federation of Labor will visit Norfolk and Portsmouth unions today Norfolk Light Artillery site contemplates a June Montreal trip for Queen Victoria Jubilee Loris Mr William P Moran retired from government service in Wash after 70 years in Uncle Sam's employ born in Norfolk January 20 1871 Miss Pearl Ture eldest director of Judie ML Mure visiting Tarboro NC Clare Rhee will leave soon for Wilmington NC MI I AL Soper formerly of Norfolk now in Dallas TX here visiting friends leaves for Philadelphia and New York en route to Liverpool sailing January 27 on the State of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WY. D. Groner
Washington
I. WV. White
George J. Hebdin
Baptist State Ophanage
James and
Suffolk Streets
Tt. M. Johnson
Richmontl
West
John P. Dorn
Wiresinka State Federation of Labor
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Billery I
Norfolk Lieht
Montreal
Queen Vic- Loris
Wiliam P. Moran
Suui
Dpearl Ture
Judie
Death in Waters Threaten Mississippi Valley Floods
Warning issued to residents in Louisiana Arkansas and western Mississippi as river levels rise on the Mississippi. Flood conditions may equal or exceed any previous year with ten days to two weeks of danger in affected districts. Authorities urge removal from river regions and preparedness steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Disay
Laeuistnria Arkitnsas
Regia
Mittipier
Examining Tariff Measure Hearings In Senate Finance Panel
Washington March 1 The House is waiting for a tariff measure to be acted on as Republican senators on the Committee on Finance begin informal examination. The House members at downtown offices plan to issue no hearings but will accept printed or typewritten briefs referencing specific paragraphs of proposed charges or changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
March
Senate Committee On Finance
Committee On Finance
Waters Recede Amid Hopeful Flood Outlook at Helena
The Arkansas river near Helena shows around three inches below the record high as heavy rain abates. Officials urge low land residents to move to higher ground while levees north of the city receive reinforcements and strengthening work. Mudoc levees remain weak, but Mississippi side banks appear solid as crews bolster the flood defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Ark
Mareh W
Kicker Grounds
Mudoc
Mississippi
Flooded Wheat Lands Near Commercial Point Ranches Beset
At Carig Ure Wisconsin March 1 a large flood threatens area as levees around the city hold under high water. A large wheat belt area near Commercial Point is submerged and Birds Point remains under water. Steamer Mary Morton reports levees intact to Osceola but then breaks, Morton rescuing many people and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ure
Wis
Ciiy Thouyeuschiy
Commercial Point
Birds Point
Mary Morton
Morton
River accident in Tennessee claims two boys
In Chattanooga a small shift carrying three boys was expelled into the Tennessee river today. The river is very high and the current dangerous. John Davis, 11, and James Edwards, 15, drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee River
Ely
John Davis
James Edwards
Fortified foods touted by Ilood’s Bar separilia
A fragmented ad style passage markets Ilood’s Bar separilia as fortifying and capable of making rich red blood. It touts “Always Inxenson, Hopkins’ Steamed Hominy” as hulled corn, plus an elegant lunch in milk with a quart can priced at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilood
Hopkins
Etheridge Livery and Stables Open at Corner Chestnut
John S Etheridge announces new stables at the corner of Chestnut and Brearls Street stocking first-class buggies carriages driving horses and related gear. Night day turnout offered at rock-bottom prices. Norfolk and farm trades solicited by proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkley
Chestnut
Brearl
Rockshottom
Norfolk
John 8
Etieridad
New German Patented Process Milk Substitute Claim
Manufactures claim a pure cow's milk based product, marketed as the only healthy substitute for mother's milk. Encourages consultation with a physician and notes retail availability. The copy emphasizes health benefits and instructs buyers to seek medical advice before use.
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Orson
Frank B. Martin
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C
Swift
Oith Thorn
F.C. Edwards
Callatentree
Church Elrect
Vadien
B. H
Manson Tlauze
Mehyy-Dt
Wool and Coal Company
Chapel
Henry Streets
W. J. Alder
Terretary
P.O. Tex Stas
Gaston
Musa
Stent
First Boar
Charlotte Street
Laurence Waring
Bank Street
Kent Street
Norroatk
Pivel
Pival
Omri
Duke Street
Yarmouth Street
RAE Nori Slure
Norfoli KI
J. Irvin Bitner
Port Norfolk Land Company
Hagerstown
Port Norful
J. Irvin Gitner
Ingerstown
Fett Lin Be S
Ben. Selig
Drouveists
Chester Chemont Co
Philadelphia
Hoggari & Co
R Anna
UNG
Balatialore Spe
Altimore
George W. Divaly & CO
OLD Dominion Guanyd
Withery Water
Cliftontree
Maple Avenue
C. Hk. Woodsend
Rudolphi & Wallace
Gail Atso
Charles Bonfanti
Hampton
Messia
Borland & Wilcox
Elby
Stampton
Charles J. Bonfand
Berth Douglas
Justice Hawks
Love
Huntersville
W. N. Moseley
Tie
Wuthy
Norfolk County Court
Mr. Hener
Frederick Egner
Germany
Corporation Court
Review OF Trade
Weather Report
Metrorolortion
Tur Old Stand
d@queestian
Abalistiing
Bedi Avitarect
Cho
Tocule
Dr. Weck
Norlolle
Buckingham Lithia
Dr. Week
FF. Tf. Gale
Narehouse
Muangavenal
Carig
Blackwells
Durham
Wells
Ray
Berry
Tamaki
Tomales
Cannon Ball Clothing Company
Old Ho
Opposito Acinilomy of
Jkt
Vane Wyck
Academy OF Music
Miutineos Daly
Idtson
Willa
Ming
Pirey
Wirey
Chailys
Nanlea
Pawer
Marsidalin White
Windsor and
Jighland Avenues
Brambleton
L. B. Firey
Barton
Offiers
John S. Etheridge
J. F. Sarg & Son's
Granby Stes
Norpolt. VA
Messrs
Va'den & Co
Simm
Messrs. Varden & Co
Powell Bros
G. Ks Baker
Kirgy
Barergainly
Ned Fruits and Vegetables
City
Avs
Granby
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