Divorce Granted After City Court Term
Judge William Bruce Martin presided at the October term in city court. Laura T. Heath obtained a divorce from Thomas C. Heath. Several cases were dismissed or set for trial including Vander Merehim v Croonenbreghs and George M. Pollard v city of Norfolk. Trials scheduled for October 11 to 19 included Francis Kelly & Co. v Walter Hill and Farmers Manufacturing v Norfolk & Princess Anne Turnpike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Law and Chancery
William Bruce Martin
Laura T. Heath
Thomas C. Heath
Id. Vander Merehim
A. Croonenbreghs
K. O W. Gamble & Co
Insurance Company of North America
B. P. Sale
Robert Hunting
Smith Mill Company
L. Shefsky & Co
George M. Pollard
City of Norfolk
Breese & Mansfeld
the Walker Manufacturing Company
M. Hofheimer & Co
M. Styan
Loth, Bruner & Pest
I. B. Ward
Francis Kelly & Co
Walter S. Hill
Muivres & Co
Edward Bryant & Co
J. H W. Patherly
Thomas M. Simmons
W. J. Donnald
Farmers' Manufacturing Company
Norfolk and Princess Anne
George Washington
C. Bilven & Son
Michael Traver
D. C
Police Court Roundup Under Judge Tomlin Mercy Briefs
In the Police Court Judge Tomlin handled a batch of minor offenders. Cases included Charley Brown charged with butter theft from Clyde Line wharf, thirty days in Jal. Harry Lash on file for obtaining money by false pretences. Waller Bray with bail set, mother as surety. KE Sutton embezzlement dismissed. Sam Brothers fined for abusing W. F. Jones. Henry Morris reopened and wife's request led to recharging. two white men fined 34.50 each for fighting. George Mead discharged after begging on the street. Harry Cohen suspected of robbery dismissed. A typo error note about mistook prayer book led to Wiley Smith discharge. Seven forgery charges against Thomas Norris with warrants issued. Norris to be arraigned in Police Court. Property transfer notice: Mrs. W. T. Sennett transferred to John C. Gordon a lot at Drambleton and Ferguson Avenues for $1,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Tomlin
R. W. Tomlin
Charley Brown
Clyde Line
Jal
Harry Lash
Waller Bray
Sutton
Sam Brothers
W. F. Jones
Henry Morris
George Mead
Harry Cohen
Wiley Smith
Smowden
H. A. Vellines
Holt Street
Joseph Carmine
W.T. Sennett
John C. Gordon
Drambleton
Perguson
Talk With Mrs Pinkham on Uterine Health and Vitality
A Lady’s advice column discusses the uterine system as a common weak spot and links excessive menstruation to anemia. It endorses Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a tonic and shares a Bethlehem reader’s testimonial of relief from flooding and kidney pain after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Enwin Bunto
Church St
Bethlehem
Lyla BK
Amusements at the Academy of Music features The Last Stroke and Side Tracked
The Last Stroke a stirring melodrama praised in New York comes Monday October 4 at the Academy of Music with Polk Miller Sisson Wallace and a musical sketch by Sisson and Wallace. Side Tracked draws laughs with O Connor Chaplin and Hall. matinees today with crowds expected and favorable notices from critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Litt
New York
the Herald
Academy of Music
Polk Miller
Seaz
Oscar PL Sisson
Wille Esther Wiallace
Mr. Sisson
Sisson
Wahtlace
Miller-Sisson
Wallace Combina
Will Coppear
Academy
E. H. O'Connor
Dilsy Chaplin
Bessie Teynolds
Louis Hall
Weather Report and Local Notices from Norfolk 1897
Weather observations for Virginia and North Carolina with window for Palr weather and easterly winds. Calendar notes give sun rise and set times, high and low water. Meteorological data from the Weather Bureau in Norfolk. Reopening of the Turkish baths at St Vincent's Hospital and public health emphasis. Sunday church notices for Second and First Presbyterian churches. Distribution of 5000 copies of Pacts and Figures About Norfolk to Nashville. GROVE'S Chills Tonic advertisement notes iron and quinine in tasteless form for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Virginia
North Carolina
ST. Vincent's
St. Vincent's Hospital
Samuel R. Borum
Chamber of Commerce
Norfolk
Nashville
Helias
MM. W. Richardson
The
Southern Railway Company
Grove
Mariette & Co Millinery Opens in Norfolk Amid Curiosity
A large crowd visited the opening exhibit of Mariette & Co at Granby street, Norfolk, to praise the patterns and confirm the firm’s permanent local location. Stella Joynes, a colored domestic for Mr. John C. Taylor, died from gas poisoning after an apparent accident at 345 Freemason street. The body is to be shipped to Cape Charles. Oliver the Hatter announces fall hats and accessories at New No. 1 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariette & CO
Mil- Mnera
Granby Street
Norfolk
Marlette & Co
Stella Joynes
John C. Taylor
Freemason Street
Easter Shore
Mr. Taylor
Cape Charles
Oliver
Jack Oliver
R Inter.val
New No. 206 Main Street
Pur 62.00 Pride shoe line at Heller's Shoe Store
Full leather Pur 62.00 Pride line offered in narrow, medium, and broad toe options. Described as neat dress shoes made at a single factory with stock identical to Our 2.00 Patrol. Sold at Rudolphi & Wallach, 33 Main Street, near Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snime
Heller's
Shonr
I4 Bank
Oppo
Court House
Beersons Danelog Acanadomy Lessons Announced
First lessons at Montefiore Hall Monday night at Kent. Tuesday afternoon at 4 oclock at Min sonle Temple for ladies and children acl-3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beerson
Montefiore Hall
Kent
Minsonle Temple
Obituaries and Birth Notices From Washington City Ledger Fragment
Fragmentary notices report the deaths and infant birth announcements from Washington DC area addresses. Among entries are Margaret OConnor infant daughter of Thos J and Mary J OConnor at No 5 Virginia Street and a Quinn funeral at Cumberland Street M E church. Partial details include dates in October and residence lines.
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Zgrterald
Mana T
Michael Ikgrerald
Remmi Street
Asso Weloek
Washington, D. C
O'Connovgl
Virginia Street
Ald
O'Ehoulk
Margaret Lilian
Thos. J
Mary J. O'Connor
Ladker
Baltimore
Tenchurch Street
Richly
Pliza Quinn
Cumberland Street
M. 1
Norfolk Notes: City Life and Returns in Brief
A rapid roundup lists James C. Robertson in Canada, W A Young back from Richmond, W T Brooke returning from Warrenton with family, and Capt Washington Taylor in Petersburg for a aunt’s funeral. Mrs Virginia Walker’s remains sent to Warren Plains N C for interment. Miss Lottie Campbell Hughes funeral at First Presbyterian. Eastern Shore yacht trip. newborn’s body found on Granby street. Maine trip for Mrs Judge Spalding, Mrs Moses Cason Ferebee, and Mr Ferebee. Governor O Ferrall asks Norfolk police chief for crime stats among youths 1895 96. Hood’s Sarsaparilla recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Robertson
Canada
W. A. Young
Richmond
W.T. Brooke
Warrenton
Camilly
Washington Taylor
Petersburg
Caroline Page
Virginia Walker
Warren Plains
N. C
Lottie Campbell Hughes
First Presbyterian Church
Edward Mack
Messrs. N. Beaman
Richard B. Taylor
Thomas W. Shelton
L. D. Starke, Jr
Granby Street
Edward Spalding
Moses Cason Ferebee
Ferebee
Maine
Dornin
O'Ferrall
Governor Mount
Indiana
Norfolk
Chorus Rehearsal Sparks Oct 6 Academy of Music Event
The Baptist Young People Union Chorus held its third rehearsal at Preemason Street Baptist church on Sunday September 26 with many in attendance. When the full chorus gathers on October 6 at the Academy of Music a fine performance is anticipated. The next rehearsal is set for Sunday October 14 at 6 pm, with Mr Anderson inviting singers who will help to receive stage tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People’s Union
Preemason Street Baptist Church
Academy of Music
Anderson
Tckets
Shaboard and Roanoke Railroad Company
Portsmouth
Virginia
H. Sliarp
See How Far The Pennies Will Go Today
A dated advertisement touts hub brand menswear and accessories at steeply reduced prices. It features 9 cent to 48 cent values on items like suspenders stockings and handkerchiefs, notes self made stock and display pieces, and promotes a Boys shirt and a Fall 97 covert top coat at discounted prices with emphasis on value and selection.
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Gail Borden Eagle Brand
van van Wyck
Jacob Litts
Cuba
van Wyck
Oscar PP
Capes
Larga
Spratley’s
Main ST
H. Trice & Co
Corner Bank
Plume Streets
Charlotte Street
Chapel Street
Duke Street
Belt Street
Church Street
Graydon Avenue
Preemison
Iaewally
Mn Avenue
Claiborne
Falkland Street
Matin Street
Bank Street
Isa
Main Street
Commerce Street
Ofifrces
Low Main Street
T. F. Rogers
Columbia Building
Ken
Granby
Link
Commerce Streets
Olney Road
Ghent
Ariotte Street
Ohare Street
Bute Street
Perguson Avenue
Ward Avenue
C. H. FERRELL # Co
Fite Street
Rue Street
Mule Street
Wool Street
Wi Mariner Street
East Main Bureat
C. Wf. Pferrell & Co
Math Street
A. Ds
Arrett
Doentdaira
INTO
Mary Strowt
Norpolik
W. H. Hofheimer
Moritz
Anas Weet Rereat
City Hall Square
LAW and Chancery Court
Martin Geis
Foll Dusinow
Politico
Washington Chemical CO
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Haddington
Natleg. T
2. C. Campbell
Ballentine Building
Tust
Rudolpht & Wallace
Dominion Steamship Company
Old Point
Diamond Spring
C. B. Hodgman
Commerce Atrect
Pinkham
U. 8
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Visseeversseee
Ceeeras
Ceeesseeeeerae Sd
J. J. Gray
Notts
Second Presbyterian Church
Meg
Lacy
Iedward Mack
Landon
Rudolphi & Wallach
Hood
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Norfolk Company
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
J. M. Wirgman
Selkom
Fhiladelphta
G. W. Hoff
J.M. Hlack & CO
Sound
Walter J. Simmons & Co
Cooper Marble Works
Rank St
A. E. Hall & CO
Walther HW. Hall, Prop'r
Granby Atroct
J. W
W. N. Waller
Gamage & Waller
Plument
Viridge
Vinginia
Southern States
Southern Bell
C.F. Hodgman
Gifegel
Mettower
Jenkins