Lord's Vineyard Adds to Church Through Revival
The article catalogs church活动 and revival efforts across Norfolk, noting twenty converts at First Baptist, Queen Street Revival gains and continued nightly services, upcoming visits by Rev. Simpison for Foreign Missions, and addresses by Charles N. Crittenton and others. It lists meetings at Cumberland Street M E, Union Mission, and Epworth League activities, with multiple pastors and churches involved.
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Charles N. Crittenton
New York
Union Mission
Academy of Music
Queen Street
Queen Street Methodist Church
Teo. M
Wharton
Freemason Street Baptist Church
Suaides
Monoerth
Dr Young
John Watson
Creeide
EF. OK
Dudley
P. J. Garrigan
Tthe Catholic University
Washington
Sacred Heart
York Street
W. T. Atwell
Cumberland Street M
Epworth League
Union
Special Late Separate Skirts Wright's 370 Main Street Ad
An old ad lists clothing items at Wright's 370 Main Street including skirts in velvet binding and lindage with rustle. Brilliantine products priced at $1.40 to $2.50, with figures indicating lots and sizes. Also notes Black Brilliantine and Sik Finish products with various prices and a reference to 196 old address.
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Wright
Manin Street
Wright's
Main Street
Election and installation of officers at Norfolk Lodge No 38
The annual election of officers for Norfolk Lodge No 38, I P O Elks, was held Sunday afternoon. Officers elected for the coming term include John P T Fletcher exalted ruler John I Wevill leading knight wk A O Neill loyal knight J da Shafer lecturing knight W B Langley secretary W W Dey treasurer TE R Joynes trustee Emmett Grey janitor J W Cherry representative to grand lodge A P Jones al Lermate. Newly elected officers were installed by Past Exalted Ruler James I Duncan with assistance from WH Chase grand esquire and J A Dolby grand secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficers
Munabenal Meethng
Norfolk Lodge No
I. P. O. Ellis
John PT. Fletcher
John I. Wevill
Wk. A. O'Neill
J. da. Shafer
Ww. B. Langley
W. W. Dey
Frank Crandall
TE. R. Joynes
Emmett Grey
J. W. Cherry
Grand Lodge
Minneapolis
A. P. Jones
al Lermate
James I. Duncan
Exalter
WH. BE. Chase
J.A. Dolby
Virginia Republicans Press for Civil Service Reform
Norfolk Republican leader Burroughs and Second District chairmen urge repeal or reform of civil service laws to allow party members to obtain government jobs. They criticize current statutes as hindering GOP appointments and emphasize unity to sustain state and national organizations.
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Burroughs
Norfolk
Second Congressional District Committee
Raleigh
House
Bowden
Cleveland
Norfolk Navy Yard
Congress
Virginia
Makemie League Program At First Presbyterian Church
The Makemie League of Norfolk Presbytery holds its regular March meeting this evening at 8 at the First Presbyterian church. The program includes an organ prelude a violin solo Mendelssohn Andante from Violin Concerto Charles Rogers scripture reading and a choral union address on Some of the Distinctive Characteristics of Calvinism by Rev W C Campbell followed by hymns and benediction.
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The
Baptist Youn People's Union of Freemason Street Baptist Church
Colored Y. M.C. A
St. John's A. M
W. H. Atwill
Cumberland Street
0Worth
Cywarles N. Critthenton
Makemie League of Norfolk Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church
A. Byuerner
W. AL Slaymaker
Mitthew
Mendelssohn
Charles Rorjes
Hey
Eb. McCluer
Ludden Teres Eeeeee
Choral Union
W. C. Campbell
Wim
Ss. Licy
Tea party at Miller Rhoads store draws ladies to Norfolk event
A week long all day tea hosted by Miller Rhoads & Co for customers and visitors in Norfolk. The shop announced a partnership with Bertolette & McDewitt to introduce Masapura teas from Ceylon India, claiming Hindustanese meaning pure delight in translation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller, Rhoads & Co
Messrs
Bertolette & Mce- Dewitt
Masapura
Ceylon
India
Norfolk
Vicinity
Teste Mine concert at St Marys church in Norfolk
Hundreds unable to gain admission to Teste Mine and Tresa ad' Mvingw perform at St Marys church Norfolk on Sunday April 4 at 7 80 pm. The program repeats popular pieces from Warina's previous recital with new selections and a few encore numbers.
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Tresa
Norfolk
Penmple
St. Mary's
Auction Sells Donavon Stock Furniture Findings
Yesterday’s sale of the Donavon stock by the New York Furniture Co drew buyers yet left much furniture unsold. Today Mr Creecy aims to close out remaining pieces during the morning auction. Desirable items linger while upstairs furniture will be cleared. the auctioneer will push quick dismissals to curb biddriven delays.
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Donavon
New York
Creecy
Jen
To Cure a Cold in One Day The Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Advertisement claims a single day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with money back guarantee if it fails. Fine print includes garbled trailing text. The source reads like an old patent medicine pitch with no verifiable medical endorsement.
Remarkable Gold Elgin Witches Sale at Greenwood
Remarkable values offered for a few days only at Greenwood on Main Street. Genuine 14 karat gold Elgin open faced watches at 12.00 with double hinge and one hour offer. China cleeles priced at 1.25 are advertised as the best at that price. Specialist Jones will be at Greenwood’s Apr 7th, 8th, and 9th with spring importations from Rudolphi & Wallace ready for inspection.
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Elgin Witches
C.F. Greenwood & Lios
Jones
Eyo Specialiat
Greenwoods
Railways Face Market Moves as Coast Line Eyes Wilmington Route
Rumors swirl that the Atlantic Coast Line may bid for the Wilmington Newbern and Norfolk railway at foreclosure. Coast Line president defers, but Philadelphia capitalists back a Southport to Norfolk spur envisioned to strengthen regional links and coal piers. A Virginia Carolina line plan aims to curb Pennsy’s grip, with talks of NLW and Illinois Central tie‑ups and Knoxville extension.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington and Weldon
Wilmington, Newberne and Norfolk Railway
Warren G. Hilett
Coast Line
Oil Point
Newcomer
Wilmington
Newceme
Norfolk
Astern Carolina
Washington
Durham
Seaboard Air Line
Norfolk and Western
Carolina
Norfolk, Wilmington and Charleston
Southport
Atlantic
J. Pievpont Morgan
Philadelphia
Shipia
Enue
Morfolk
Taithnore
Ohio
Seaboard Aa Line
Pennsylvania
Pennsy
Wildle
Heavy Rains Hit Texas and Cotton Belt Markets
Weather remains unsettled across Texas and the cotton belt as Liverpool spot quotes slip. Futures close steadier with minor declines. New Orleans futures fall two points. U.S. port receipts and interior town totals show year to date declines versus last year.
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Texas
Cotton Belt
Liverpool
London
New York
Gar
New Orleans
T8ia
United States
Health and strength as keys to success
A fragment urges noble life with health and strength as essential to success. It cites Dr Greene of New York City claiming to offer a certain remedy to regain health and wealth and invites personal or letter consultation free with a promise of cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Greene
West 14Th Street
New York City
Greene
Preventing Pneumonia With Chamberlains Cough Remedy
The note claims that grippe danger lies in pneumonia but can be avoided with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It asserts no pneumonia cases among tens of thousands using it and promises quicker permanent cure than other treatments. Also mentions 25 and 40 cent sizes and related footwear and hats sale at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grippe
Chamberlain
Blues Triumph Over Whites In Fast Basketball Match
A lively game ended 28 to 19 with the Blues ahead. Players included Williams, Ferguson, Pollard, Rutter Jr., Baxter, Cory, Driesel, Truiter, Clark, and Vellines among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blues
Williams
W. S
Ferguson
Pollard H. J. Rutter Jr
Baxter W. H. Cory
Driesel
C. MM. Truiter
C. Clark
W. EE. Vellines
Norfolk Man Aims to Cut Fire Victims’ Refurnishing Costs
John Wills Jr of Norfolk speaks of reducing prices for Portsmouth fire victims re furnishing their homes though he fears publicizing the remark. The Virginian defends publishing the fact and offers an editorial note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian
John Wills, Jr
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Willis
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