Convention of the Young People's Society of Christ i Endeavor Held in Norfolk
Norfolk hosts the state convention of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor with delegates arriving, welcome speeches, and addresses on personal Christianity and devotion. The event features an ivy Welcome C. I banner, prayers, and talks by Rev. Peter Adushie and Prof. James J. Howe, plus a plan for daily sessions and committee work.
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Young People's Society of Christtian Endeavor
Freemason Fibreet
Church of Christ's Disciples
Washington
Chesapeake
Virginia
Weil
Reg. Walker
Richmond
W. J. Kennedy
Lexington
5. M. Smith
Herkley
Smith
Gander
Church of the Disciples
Norfolk
Bamber
Wren
Clarke
Douglass
W. W. Douglass
Norfolk End
Tie
Christiam Endeavor Normal School
Peter Adushie
Baltimoore
Annette
James J. Howe
Ehadr
Washington Aml Lee
Washington Aml Lee Universlty
Jlowe
YS Pls
Dee
Dr. Clarke
San
Christ
W. H. H. Smith
Mr. Smith
Ship burning case of Karl A Karlsoen held for trial
Pensacola Florida September 20 A United States commissioner remanded Karl A Karlsoen a 21 year old Norwegian carpenter on the British ship Favonicus for trial after evidence suggested he attempted to detain the voyage to sail to Rio Janeiro Officials say the case hinges on circumstantial proof including threats and acts toward the ship crew and a pre voyage injury. The plan may involve extradition to England.
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Pensacola
Fla
United States
Tunison
Karl A. Karlsoen
Janeiro
Hhe
Eihteen
Katsoon
Karlcorm
Oakum
England
Lash again arrested for swindling brass jewelry victims
Marry Lash faces charges of swindling simple folk with gleaming brass jewelry posed as old heirlooms. Several complaints exist, and he is expected to be arraigned in the Police Court this morning.
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Lash
Death of Miss Hughes Daughter at Cumberland
Lolic Campbell Hughes, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Hughes, died yesterday at their Cumberland Street residence. The funeral will be held at 4 PM from the Presbyterian Church this afternoon.
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Lolic Campbell Hughes
Mir
Ath Stes
O W. Jivehes
Noal Cumberland Glycet
Fire alarm sparked by brush pile on Tutibleton avenue
An evening fire on Tutibleton avenue near Chapel street caused by a brush pile burning. Snail Tony sparked the blaze, which threatened nearby property but was quickly controlled by the fire department.
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Tutibleton Aveeque
Chapel Street
Snail Tony
Fever Spreads as Yellow Fever Warrants Quarantine
New Orleans reports 20 new cases today with several deaths and cross-river spread to Algiers while Edwards Miss and Clinton Miss react with feverish evacuations. Officials note limited transmission within households and ongoing quarantines as the epidemic advances.
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Washington, D. C
Surgeon General
The
Marine Hospital Service
Sonuton
Miss
Woonses
Crean Springs
Harkley
Cuiro
Atlanta
Lowsville
Perkinton
Beaumomt
Texas
Louisville
Edwards
Dunn
State Award of Health
Associated Press
C. H. Noblin
Norfolk to form naval militia company under Lt. Cake
A movement to form a Norfolk naval militia unit gains momentum led by Lt. W. Cake with fifty two names on the roster and governor and General Anderson approving the company. Officers to be elected soon. Mrs. Sarah C. Carroll, sister of Joseph C. Carroll, was attacked in Providence by a man named Henry Johnson who fled with her purse containing about 75.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Naval Militia
Naval Branch
Norfolk
Liit Lardy
W. Cake
Fourth
Virginia Regiment
Elng
Anderson
Vady
Sarah C. Carroll
Joseph C. Carroll
Providence
Healy
Henry Johnson
Spain Faces Cabinet Crisis as Sagasta Likely Leader
Washington dispatches report Spain's Queen Regent accepted resignations amid Conservative collapse rumblings. Sagasta is favored to form a Liberal ministry, with Moret or Gamazo possibly in foreign or treasury posts, as the cabinet crisis delays US-Spain policy decisions on Cuba.
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Madrid
Azcarraga
Polnela
Senor Sagasta
Agcarraga
Secretarien
Washington
Woodford
State Department
Woolford
Cuba
White House
Sherman
Day
Watters
DuBoise
Reime
Manellion
Cortes
Mert
Singseta
Sonor Moret
Moret
United States
Spain
Gincy
Senor Gamazo
Sagneta
Gaimaso
Treasury
Senor Navarre
Ringmee
Metropolitan of the
Bee
Seaindst
Tome
Rome
Sagasta
Siates
Lagasgta
Nace Ates
Startling report on navy dock conditions revealed in New York
A special meeting of the Naval Dock Board at the Brooklyn Navy Yard disclosed that all timber docks except Puget Sound’s are in distress. Engineers estimate at least 100000 dollars needed to repair timber docks at New York, League Island, Norfolk, and Port Royal, with a separate appropriation for Dock No. 3 at Brooklyn. Commodore Bunce presides.
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Naval Dock
Lourd
New York
Nmieval Dock Board
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Navy
Dock Board
Bunce
League Island
Norfolk
Port Royal
Trooklyn Yard
Fatal Cycling Accident in Washington D C Builder Killed
Zephariah Tones a respected city builder died after a collision with Reuben F. Gravy, a government printing office clerk, at the Capitol Hill corner opposite the Government Printing Office. Gravy was arrested pending coroner’s inquest. injury details describe a head impact on the asphalt and subsequent death at home.
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Washington, D. C
Zephariah Tones
Ithe City
Reuben FP. Gravy
Gray
Neath
Capitol
Instracita
Jones
Inchnnees
Cray
Mw Otock
Joney
Experi’s Mistake in Chicago Trial Testimony
In Chicago on September 11 a lone witness, Dr. W H Alport, defended by the defense yesterday, was pressed by the State with a cross examination meant to corrode his testimony. The expert had claimed the femur alleged to be female was hog bone and later misidentified a dog skull as a monkey, drawing sharp crossfire from prosecutors and prompting a likely long session tomorrow. The State aims to undermine him as their case hinges on his evidence and credibility.
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Chicago
W. H. Alpurt
Dr. Alport
Peninsula Democratic Convention Splits nominations two men
Delegates from Peninsula counties in Williamsburg nominate Democratic candidates for the House of Delegates. After a wrangle over admission, one faction backs Hon. T. T. Powell of Newport News while another supports Mr. J. P. Hubbard of York County.
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Peninsula
Williamsburg
House of Delegates
T.T. Powell
Newport News
My. J. FP. Hubbard
York County
State Democrats Show Weak Enthusiasm in Campaign Efforts
Richmond dispatch reports slim enthusiasm among state committeemen for the Democratic campaign. Republican leaders convene behind closed doors to organize strategy as Southern Theatre Company charter granted to operate venues and own properties including the Mosant Academy of Music with capital stock between $25,000 and $50,000.
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Cuharter
Souathern Theatre Company
Virginian
Richmond
Oiborpet
Thomas S. Miurtin
Daniel
Oberrpall
Deovel
Mi Ty
Trak
General Assembly
Eliyson
Jones
Ih. M. Smith, Jr
H. NR. Pollard
Ratty Es Mann Ja
Tfon
W. W. Saunders
Swansen
Mo. Carter Glass
John
Iorsiey
Senator Martin
Joseph
Willard
Edward Beholg
Mgr
J. A. McCorrock
Th. A. Ayers
Mr. Willant
Ierves
Pillfax
Washington
Major Gimter
Ord
Country End
Third District
Bis
George B. Rowden
Waddill
W. M. Pansagin
Morvan Treat
Legislaturme
Haskins Tiobson
Chesterfield
John FE. Ipps
Tunday
James C. Snowth
Mamon Marye
Pirot
Virginia
J. Ti. Woodward
Albert R. Micou
J. Miners
Rawity
Grandel
Southern Theatre Comming
Mosant Academy of Music
Capfot
Isaac Bell Dvad principal owner of Old Dominion Line dies
Isaac Bell principal owner of the Old Dominion Steamship Line died of pneumonia at his New York home today aged 83. He was noted for philanthropy and long involvement in financial and mercantile ventures. His wife survives, she is the daughter of the late Dr. Valentine Mott.
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Old Dominion Line
New York
Teaac Bell
Old Dominion Steamship Line
Mr. Bell
Valentine Mott
Prisoner William Reddick Dies in City Jail
William Reddick, a prisoner serving a short sentence for larceny, died at the city jail last night at o'clock of hemorrhage. No inquest was deemed necessary.
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William Reddick
Rudolph and Wallach Offer Jewelry and Engagement Rings
Fr. Greenwood & Bro. advertise a new lot of "genuine lucky article" watches and rings at low prices. The offer promotes engagements, weddings, and jewelry in gold silver or diamond with guaranteed satisfaction at bottom prices.
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Fr. Greenwood & Bro
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C. E. Convention
Disciples Church
Prof
James Lewis Howe
Christihutty
Alfualic
W. Thesely
Ash
Hurstian Danswer
Washinton
the. Hotion Joanthe Charen
S. MM
Berkley
Soctal
Karl Karlsoen
Wlre
Trint
Miss Hughes
New Orleans
Mobilee
Clinton
Denihs
James Gray
Esplanade
Pierre Poublanc
Beauregard Ho
Southern Pacific
Woods
Clinton, Mies
Clinton Sienin
J. Ll. Vetticrew
Mia
Mary Petticrew
Ella
New Nore
Beitcesn
Montefiore Wall
Masonic Temple
Ool-Dt
Obelon
Bad Ordien
Outogenarian
TH Experi
Hood
Rooma
Ennis
Majn
Daniel O'Ferrall
Isaac Bell
Rudolph
Wallach
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