Political tempers flare in Raleigh amid governor clash
Raleigh dispatch reports heated exchanges among Raleigh Republicans over Governor Russell and Senator Pritchard. It cites Mott's claims against Grant, family ties to state institutions, and hints of infighting within the party. President McKinley may visit the state fair. attendance at colleges rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Dockery
Dooard
Kirby Smitih
Smith
New York
Marshall Mott
H. L. Crant
Russell
Republan
Clark
Avery
Mott
Grant
Cowles
Hoo
Tom
Jim
Insane Asylum
Henry
Weaterm Hospital
Thuleigh
C.T. Bailey
Bailey
Pritchard
Ana Enid
Andrew Johnson
Jacob Johnson
Colleges
Schoors
MH. T. Grant
Stanly
Raiway
John T. Duncnm
Columbia
S&s. C
Joseph Cooley
Cruelty to Animals in Norfolk Cited as Crisis
Citizens report severe animal cruelty in Norfolk with many horses worked beyond their capacity. The local SPCA lacks funds and paid staff, hindering inspections and arrests. Residents urge reporting to President James Chey Kilby for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Evans
Ja. Chey Kilby
Dent Wu
Nervura praised by ministers in health advocacy
An advertisement extols Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a grand health restorer. Rev Dr Talmage's co-worker Byron Sunderland and other clergymen vouch for its power to heal nervous exhaustion, rheumatism, and fatigue. Readers urged to consult Dr. Greene at 44 West 25th Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Sunderland
Talmage Church
Aeing
Talmage
Greene
Washington
Lyron Sunderland
Dr. Greene
Renteo
Br. Greene
West Mth St
New York City
Opening of the New Monticello Hotel Promises Grand Entrance
Reports detail the upcoming Monticello Hotel opening with financier Charles L. Tilfartner securing marble work for the vestibule and lobby. Lessee B Y Stokes claims the hotel will be among the Souths finest and a prized resort, featuring real imported marble and ornate decoration for a striking first impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iti Debi
Monticello
Ead
Toxpeet
Denwary
Pobrugey
Mr. Stokes
Charles L. Tilfartner
Baltimore
SDM Ag
Armor plate shipments arrive for Sunhosts vessels
Five car loads of armor pinto for the Sunhosts Kentucky ama Rearsarge fvt Seownort News passed through yesterday, totaling ten cars in a week and likely the last shipments. Harveyized armor plate for two vessels is described as twenty to twelve inches thick, designed to resist large missiles, with each heavy plate occupying a gondola car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Chitoghe Pom Dony
Collision causation cited by Baltimore inspectors
The Baltimore Sun reports the local inspectors found both the steamer Potomac of the Weems Line and the schooner Three Brothers involved in the August 1 collision. Captain Ilium of the schooner faced revocation of his license, and the incident occurred around four in the morning near Seven Por lyolh.
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Baltimore Sun
Tocal
Potomac
Weems Line
Three Brothers
Thomas Ilium
John Throwehins
Residence Burglary Reported at Tate Street Home
Mr and Mrs Steele of 40 Tate Street report a burglary Thursday evening. intruders forced a back window and stole several pieces of clothing. This marks a second visit to the same premises by the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainl
Thigh Steele
Tate
Sadie
Electric Bitters Touted for Nerve Health and Purification
A newspaper blurb promotes Electric Bitters as a purely vegetable remedy to revive tired nerves and improve vigor. It claims the tonic supports stomach nerves liver and kidneys, enhances appetite and digestion, and acts as a blood purifier. Sold for 60 or 1.00 per bottle at Burrow Martin & Co.'s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrow
Martin & Co
They Are Neat and Dressy S200 Pelle Shoes
They are made at the same factory with the same stock as Our $2.00 Patrol. Narrlgin medium and broad toes available only at Heller's Stock Store Ohio Bank Street Court House. The stock shows an ever larger display with oiled panels and exposed samples. Greenwood & Bra offer bargains on fishest grades watches jewelry and sterling silver.
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Pnt Heller
STIOK
Bank ST
Ovo
Court House
Atcore Casket
Messrs
Greenwood & Bra
Mimons
Tereenwood & Merc
Funeral of Mrs Rachel East in Himwood
The funeral of Mrs. Rachel East widow of Richard East was held yesterday at the home of her son in law George W Wood 259 James street and conducted by Rev William H Edwards of Centenary Methodist church. The interment was in Himwood. She was the mother of Mr Edward East of the police department. She was 112 years old.
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Mes
East
Rachel East
Richard East
George W. Wood
James Street
Wm. H. Edwards
Centenary Methodist Church
Himwood
Edward East
Police Department
Exports of Pocahontas Coal Week Ending October 7 1897
Exports of Pocahontas coal for the week ending October 7 1897 cleared by William Lamb & Co agents for Castner & Curran. Report notes various shipments and totals in tons. Includes references to high demand and shipping details through the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lamb & Co
Castner & Curran
Photograph bargains offered by B C Campbell
Special notice announces reef photographs offered at low prices by B C Campbell at Ballentine Building 340 344 Malin St. The ad claims the photographs are the most wonderful ever patented and invites readers to call and view them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnall
B.C. Campbell
Ballentine Building
Malin St
City Court actions recount liquor sale and robbery cases
In the Police Court, Keeling and Richard Lewis, both colored, faced charges of selling liquor at the Tidewater Roctal Club at Queen and St. Paul Streets. Andy Green alleged he was made drunk and robbed of $15 by Obey Wilson, also colored, who was bailed for upcoming robbery proceedings. Other defendants were fined for illegal liquor sales, and fights on Talbot Street led to fines and jail for one participant. The docket lists suspect trespass, larceny, abduction, and other petty offenses, with property transfers and a separate civil suit filed against W. L. Marsh Sons for damages.
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Justice Tomlin
Corporation Court
Wilson Sanderlin
M. O'Brien
Hoston
United States
Wilmington
Navy Yard
John Welsh
Norfolk
Talbot Street
Ommcer Childress
Welsh
O’brien
James Detrick
Clifton Hunter
Pink Skinner
Alfred Eppes
James Kersey
Hettie Smith
Caroline Nimmo
Bristo Bright
Emma Hil
John McBride
McBride
Charles E. Wortham, Jr
Rochester
George H. Williams
Paris
Tex
Fannie
Hastings Court
Portsmouth
George W. Williams
W. W. Sele
Virginia
Portamouth
Columbia Street
Green Street
Patrick Lynch
W. G. Culpepper
Griffin
Green Streets
George W Williams
John H. Pruden
Austings Court
W. W.sale
Trustes, Dyrd
Baldwin & CO
Berkeley Section Feeds Community News And Notices
Local items report mail deadlines at the Berkley Post Office and daily notices. Residents Milzs Hattle Persons and Miss Nannie Gilliam arrive in Berkley for family reunions and school entry. The First Colored Baptist Church gains an organ and a new look on Mcantalant avenue. The Christian Endeavor Society plans a Main Street meeting. Mrs. Almond is ill, and the Lumber Company will close early for Norfolk fair attendance. A case against Max Lesum for assault on a white boy is settled by paying court costs. Captain of a small sloop is jailed for kidnapping.
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Milzs Hattle Persons
Windsor
Berkley Military Institute
Nannie Gilliam
Handsome
Ryland Institute
Essie Jones
Berkley Avenue
Quillen
Lowers’ Till
Loch
Sixth Street
First Colored Baptist Church
iMcantalant Avenue
Christian Endeavor Society
Main Street
W. Tt. Almond
Montalant
Cummer Lumber Company
Norfolk
Max Lesum
Legum
Harry Gibson
Berkley Military Tritate
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Or. Kirby Smith
Marshmott
Haarell
Malvin Bakery
Pittsburg
Dol Astor
Monticells
TiTotel
Atoior Tate
Merough
BorGign
Baimore, Mu, Meramanen Pe
Chas. M. Steiff
Main ST
Nontolk, VA
Henry MacLachlan
City Hall Square
Negro Soyaho
Queen Street
Berkley
Haut
Berkley Ave
W. H. Lane
Bank OF Berkley
Bape Deposit Boxes
Belfett
Old Dominion Paper Co
Commerce
Morris Auction House
Morris
R. Morris
F. Jacob & Bro
Jacob & Bro
Byrd
Baldwin & Coz
Haddington Building
Ochtls
C. F. Hodgman
Commerce Street
Old Ptione
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Geo. B. Staples
Maine Mineral Water Co
Hartford
Maine
N. Dingley
Granby Street
Boush Street
Vas
Crawford Street
Cumberland Lithia
Farmville
Virginia Lithia Water
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