Suffolk Suit Over Land Claim Noted In Norfolk Court
A suit filed by Life Wills Ludditel through his mother Mrs Georgia Suiddieck seeks $500 damages from Virginia Manufacturing Co manager George T Walton and J W Sonitt for alleged unlawful withholding of two acres of land in Mast Suffolk along the railroad line. The case, heard in the Nanse mood Choeul, involves a clouded title and a leased property once considered for a union depot. Norfolk and Carolina and Atlantic and Danville railroads plan new connections at Suttelke, altering Boon’s link. Dr. Edward Everett Hale, noted Boston divine, visited Suffolk, meeting at Seaboard Air Line depot. Judge Rawles wins a will dispute benefiting Surf folk heirs, with appeal possible. Community notes cover political activity, obituaries, and local appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Georgia Suiddieck
George T. Walton
Virginia Manufcturing Company
J. W. [Sonitt
Mast
Suffolk and
Caroling
Prince and McLemore
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Tom
Tim Compas
I: le
W. O. Camp
Bull O
Union
Ssutrole
Judge Rawles
Jude Mullen
Petersburg
RR. H. Rawles
EH. AL Jones
Charles Sweet
John A. Browne
Myr Sweet
Buffalo
Court of Appeals
Vitor
Holland
Italy
Neely Premiet
Siven
Norfolk Statesman
Will
Washington
J. A. Jures
Thomas H. Barnes
W. Whitfield
Thedon
Lafayette
Scott's Emulsion Promises Flesh and Nervous Strength
A vintage advert urges readers to take Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites and glyceric during illness. It claims combined food and tonic benefits will restore flesh, strength, and tone the nervous system, recommending consulting a doctor for endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Crippe
Visitors from New Jersey Tour Portsmouth and Southward
A party of 39 editors and journalists toured Portsmouth and nearby areas, hosted by Seaboard Air Line officials led by Jos Strange and J C Robinson. They dined in Portsmouth, visited Madison navy yard, and planned extended visits through Charlotte Southern Pines Raleigh and Henderson before sailing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Mortsmouth
Othe Madison
Seaboard Air Line
Jos. Strange
New England
J. C. Robinson
Patrick
Pranka A. Weywool
Southern Progress
Woodbury
M. J
Advertiser
Then
W. Pitcher
Chas
P. Untten
News
Swedesboro
Alfred YY. Cooper
Gazette
Cape May
WF. I. Armstrong
Enterprise
Keyport
E. Tindell
Freconia
New Brunswick
Geo. S. Silzer
Times
Jas
Wright
Chionicle
Perth Amboy
EE. Pickerszill
Republican
Perth
Aimboy
Henry P. Brown
Department of Labor
Washington
D. C
Frank W. Baldwin
Chronicle
Orange
Geo. W. Nicholson
Nicholson
Post
Camden
Morton
Win DW
Chester Pennypacker
Asbury Park
D. N
Elt. Bemis
Churchville
Robb
Philiadelphia
Murray Forbes
Portsmouth
Charlotte
N.C
Southern Commercial Club
Mae, H. S. Ghanwick
Chadwick
Southern Pines
Viney Woods Inn
Raleigh
Afr
Risley
Virginia
Fior
Othe
Carolinas
North Carolina
Notable efforts aid in future development and success
A fragment notes a famous figure’s work to develop resources and support ongoing operation and growth. The readable text highlights impact on future development and the person’s contribution to success.
Grand Concert at Oxford Hall by Wright Memorial M. 2
A grand concert is planned for Friday night April 6 at Oxford Hall. Wright Memorial M. 2 church runs the event with Miszes Martin and Cora Ross in charge. Notable participants include Allis S. Kindred Williams Mrs Boswell of Christ Church Whorr Norfolk and Mr. J Iredell Jenkins plus additional talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Hall
Wright Memorial M. 2. Church
Miszes
Lo Martin
Cora Ross
Allis S. Kindred Willams
Mrs Boswell
Christ Church Whorr
Norfolk
Aso
J. Iredell Jenkins
Episcopal Council Meeting in Ports mouth cited
The Episcopal Council of the diocese of Southern Virginia will meet at Trinity Church on Thursday June 10 with about 140 clerical and lay delegates. It is the first council meeting in Portsmouth, and it will be eleven years before it returns. The session lasts four days and will be presided over by Right Rev. A. M. Randolph D.D. LL.D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Council
Diocese of
Southern Virginia
Trinity Church
Portsmouth
A. M. Randolph
County Official Arrested After London Street Assault
Justice Rutter issued a warrant yesterday for Constable John Hutchinzon for beating a man at Owen Cosgrove's Sgt place of business on London Street last Sunday. Hutchinzon was arrested locally and bailed until the injured man can testify.
Local liquor dealer sent to county court on five charges
J. W. Warren, of the Pine and Columbia corner store, appeared before Justice Rutter on charges of selling liquor without a license and selling on Sunday. After testimony he was bound over to the County Court on five counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Warren
Pine
Columbia Streets
Rutter
Robbing the Express Company at Lickers Round
A man named Yancey was arrested yesterday at Lickers Round for breaking into the Norfolk and Southern railroad office and stealing several express company packages. He is held in the county jail for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Yancey Wig
Lickers Round
Norfolk and Southern Railroad
Death of Mr Richard Drake at Hart Street Residence
Richard Drake a well known young man died at his mother's residence 528 Hart Street on Monday night in his 89th year. He was a member of Chambers Fire Company. The funeral will be this afternoon at 4 o'clock from his late residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebeca Neville
Simeon Bryant
Richard Drake
Hart Street
Wight
Chambers Fire Com Iwing
Insurance secretary settles Pitt fire loss with check
Mr George EB Taylor secretary of the National Fire Insurance company arrived yesterday and presented Mr John B Pitt with a settlement check through Walter C Brooks & Co for losses from the recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EB. Taylor
National Fire Insurance Company
Walter C. Brooks & Co
John B. Pitt
Managers Select Umpires and Adopt Schedule in SE Baseball League
At a Southeastern Baseball League meeting yesterday afternoon no significant business was transacted beyond selecting umpires and adopting the schedule, essentially as printed in yesterday's Virginian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Baseball League
Wuipires
Virginian
Flostetter’s Stomach Bitters Marvel for Sea Sickness
Travelers and mariners praise Flostetter’s Stomach Bitters as the best protection against seasickness on Atlantic voyages. It is said to prevent mal de mer in sea captains, tourists, and yachting enthusiasts and relieves biliousness constipation sick headache and stomach discomfort from oppressive climates. The medicine also aids rheumatic, kidney and nervous disorders and general aging infirmities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flostetter
Behalfley Visitors and Local Weddings Noted
In Behalkey Mr. John Middendorf of Richmond partners with Mr. John Anvarecht and visited town yesterday. Miss Mamie White of Pocomoke City arrived to attend the marriage of her brother C. B. White to Mary Minville Walke this afternoon at 5 at the Cheetau Street M. E. church. Robert Hath of Great Bridge shows improvement after injuries from a race incident. Police plan arrests for stealing flowers from yards. hyacinth penalties may send thieves to Portsmouth for thirty days. Complaints about cows dying in Magnolin cemetery as they roam over graves. Eugene Ellisoly of the Hampton Normal School was in town visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Middendorf
Richmond
John Anvarecht
Mamie White
Pocomoke City
Mid
C. B. White
Claud (. White
Mary Minville Walke
Eclock
Cheetau
M. EB. Church
Robert Hath
Great Bridge
Lang Saw
Maine & Co
Chan- Mer
Portsmouth
Magnolin
Eugene Eilisoly
Normal School
Hampton
The Peoples Bargain Store Offers Low Priced Ladies Apparel
The advertisement promotes a wide selection of women's clothing at low prices. Items include washed shirt waists from 37 cents, detachable collars at 4 9 cents, and multiple skirts in various fabrics and widths priced from 1.25 to 3.60. Bold claims emphasize the largest variety at the city's lowest prices.
Textile Sale Offers Wide Range of Dress Goods
The store lists discounted fabrics including Plaid and Checked Dress Goods at 10c and 2c per yard, plain colors at 1c and 12 1/4c, Mohair and silk blends from 5c to 15c, unbleached and bleached Cottons, Canvas, and linens with numerous yard-wide options and bulk quantities noted, signaling a clearance event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wei
Jobe
Paney
Selicia
Te. A
Linen and Corset Sale Prices from 19th Century Catalog
Reads like a vintage catalog offering table linen damask and unbleached linen by yard, cotton bird’s eye towels, percales, ginghams, and yardages. Corsets by R and G, J and C, in multiple sizes and price points from 50c to 140.
Bargain Lot of Ladies Apparel and Notions
A miscellaneous advertisement offers a pair of T4e gloves at a value price, ladies shirt waists at 37 cents, detachable collars, white collars and cuffs in many styles, belts and Clark's spool cotton. Also Alexander King’s cotton priced at 17 cents a dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Alex
King
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Willie Riddick
Overott Mande
Sat
Joss Will
Norfolk and Carolina
Atlantic
Danville
Suttelke
Boon’s
Kdiwhard Everett Hale
Boston
Sal Bogeapher
Seaboard
Dr. Staley
Lal
Childs
Pairfield
Coml
Fale
Peter P. Causey
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Charlies Peterson
Wilbur J. Kirby
Mary Whaley
Churchland
Ann Gritfin
Nat Sinaman
Margaret Prentis
North Main Street
Alesey
Nen
Denihor
Richard Peake
Benwswe Jinneers
Tossetan
Behakley
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlante
da Bold
the Peoples’ Bargain Store
Dic
Fee
Hlic
Walter’s
Weinberg
New
Chuwreth Street
Rand
Norfolk Virginian
Gs&s Briggs & CO
Penn Town
Commerce Street
Yarila
Pealklond
Charlotte Streets
W.L. Brooke & Co
Roanoke Ave
Fay
PSL
Eels
Galatia
Ils
Paris
Medicina Co
St. Louia
GHOVE
Wrug
AUSEY
Cann & CO
USA
Acre
Gimartin
Neb
Mrs. Winslow
Ilich
J. B. Armstrong & CO
Ss. Tk. Kost
Plume Street
Fadlow
Veinlenl Co
Ail
Philoda
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