Norfolk Baseball Notes From Washington Dispatch
Norfolk figures in a letter from manager W. A. Smith detailing poor training grounds in Washington and a schedule adjustment with Schmelz allowing use from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The piece also cites Rogers gossip on Pickering salary demands, Corbett bets, and Clayton McParland resigning as Louisville baseball editor. It mentions players Weddige Sechrist Gillroy Nie and Langsford, plus Evansville signings and Richmond park boxes for papers.
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Salvation Army
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Louisville Post
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Louisville
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Itzsimmons
Norfolk
Roberts Langsford
Evansville
Cotton Supply and Market Movements Report
The visible cotton supply shows 3,475,561 bales, down 76,865 from last year. Liverpool futures closed quiet up 1, while Northern spinners took 27,335 bales this week, and U.S. port receipts reached 4,434 bales with Pensacola contributing 2,090.
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Langdon Leader Virginia Butter Cracker Delights The Virginian
The Langdon company markets the Langdon Leader Virginia Butter Cracker praised by The Virginian as delicious and distinct from rivals. Grocers stock fresh batches regularly and Lingdon reps ensure steady supply with round scalloped edges and the Langdon name on each cracker.
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Feld
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Funeral of Mrs Virginia Dayvlor Held at Freemason Street Home
At noon yesterday the funeral for Mrs. Virginia Dayvlor was held from 243 Freemason Street. Rev. Beverly D. Tucker and Rev. Arthur Lioyd conducted the service. Interment followed at Mimwood Cemetery with pallbearers Dr. Alexander Tunstall, R. B. Tunstall, Tt. W. Tunstall, Thom Hendren, George McIntosh, Henry Walke, Saunders Taylor, and Major Richard C. Taylor.
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Freemason Street
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St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Arthur &. Lioyd
St. Luke's Mpitecopal Church
Mimwood Eemmery
Alexander Tunstall
Tt. W. Tunstall
Thom Hendren
George McTintosh
Henry Walke
Saunders Taylor
Richard C. Taylor
Jersey Scribes to Tour Jersey and Pinehurst
A large group of New Jersey newspaper men with spouses and friends will depart Philadelphia Monday travel to Jersey for a day then ride the evening Seubnard Air Line train to Southern Pines. They will be hosted by the railway and led by Mr. Frank Haywood.
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Seubnard Air Line
Southern Pines
Frank Haywood
Refused Witness Testimony and Local Court Sentences
A woman refused to testify against a man who had threatened her life and faced perjury charges but was discharged later. Several defendants received fines or jail terms, including Louisa Miller for larceny and Lizzie Turner for assaults. Prisoners John Evans alias Shook and Mates Diggs received multi year sentences for burglary and grand larceny respectively.
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U. S. Carlier
Fannie Sharp
Pennie Williams
Louisa Miller
Mollie Woodward
Edna Armstead
Lizzie Turner
Edna Armsad
William Hawkins
Melinda Holloway
Munlimuses
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Norfolk and Western Railways Buys Land for Brambleton Station
In the clerk’s office transfers from owners to the railroad were recorded yesterday. RRL Harwell Hamlin avenue property for $5 and other considerations. W A Crowder Claiborne avenue property for $4,000. R S White and wife Hamlin avenue property for $5 and other considerations.
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Norfolk
Georgetown Law Debates Immigrant Restriction Question
Georgetown University in Washington D C hosts its second public debate of the law department on immigration limits with speakers Conboy Via Kelly and Doran and judges Carroll Catchings Meigs. Intercollegiate debates with University of New York to be held in Caston hall April 26 with Georgetown and New York speakers named. Georgetown baseball opens with a 21 to 0 win over Hopkins, schedule set for 26 games, next against Mansfield Green. pitching by Walsh and Clancey praised by Coach Kelly.
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Law Department
Law School
Io Street
Martin T. Conboy
New York
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Virginia
Charles '‘M. Kelly
Maryland
Charles M. Doran
Michael IT. King
Stephen J. Casey
University of New York
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Georgetown
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North Dakota
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District of Columbia
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Tennessee
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J. J. O'Connell
J. F. Zimmerman
New York City
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P. McLoughlin
Jonas Hopkins University
Mendall Green
Johns Hopkins
Walsh
Clancey
Joe Kelly
Mike Mahoney
Deaths by race and sex in 1896 and 1895 record
Revenue office records show 1896 total deaths 1219 with 487 white and 732 colored persons, including 633 males and 686 females. A 97 year old colored man and an 85 plus age group noted. 1895 totals: 1211 deaths, 609 white and 702 colored, 630 males and 631 females.
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W. W. Dey
the Revenue Office
Stokes Plans No Cut in Monticello Hotel Cost
Baltimore hotel man Mr. Sylvanus Stokes met with Monticello hotel building committee members yesterday. He determined the erection cost shall not be reduced and will subscribe more than initially. he also urged other fund subscribers to raise their contributions proportionally.
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Sylvanus Stokes
Baltimore
Monticello Hotel
Charles N Crittenden Promised Missionary Visit
Mr Charles N Crittenton the famous missionary to the fallen will be here for a few weeks beginning with April He is the founder of the first Crittenton e
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Saks Spring Suits Offer Better Style and Price
Saks promises a bigger suit selection this season with careful tailoring. The ads claim the suits appeal to fashion minded men with precise fit and quality, plus prices proving Saks is lowest for the best.
Saks Presents Top Coats in Nor folk for Spring
Saks offers a select stock of own making coats in Covert Cloths and Cheviot and Vienna. Longer lengths available for modest shoppers. Prices touted as lower than competitors to drive spring top coat sales.
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Cheviot
Vienna
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