University of Virginia versus Wampton Athletic Club clash
Local preview notes a game between the University of Virginia and Wampton Athletic Club tied in two meetings last season. Special excursion by Chesapeake and Ohio Railway provides travel options from Norfolk to Richmond with a return after 7 PM. SLO round up.
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Wooltbat
University of Virginia
Wampton Athletic
Richie
Chesapeake Ad Ohio Railroad
Norfolk
Richmond
Jlampton
Ady eee aD Ady eee aD Mesers Greenwood and Bro
Greenwood and Bro in receipt of more Adlake cameras the most desirable durable and simple plate cameras on the market They showcase the new Eureka Kodak Clover Leaf and Rabbit's Foot home items with a variety of woods and bindings at The Casket.
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Mesers, Greenwood & Bro
Tle
Kodaks
Eureka
Kodak
Clover Leaf
Rabbit
Nothea Sportal Offers Affordable Relief Photographs
In a striking offer, Sportal Nothea announces reduced prices for bas relief photographs now within reach of all. The company promotes the most wonderful photograph ever patented and invites customers to call and view examples at its Baltimore, Avan Main Street location.
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Sportal Nothea
CO. Campantal
Batlentine Lulkting
Avan Main St
We Save Them Now Poll and Complete Line
Fragment reads advertising copy for footwear products including Pride, Patrol, and various toe shapes. Mentions factory origin and stock levels, with sourcing from a local store near a court house location. No clear event or people identified.
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Hwpsler’s
BANK
Oppo
Court House
Morris Re-Arrested and Discharged in Criminal Assault Case
Justice Tomlin ordered the defendant remanded to the grand jury after evidence failed to prove guilt. Bail set at 100 for December Corporation Court appearance. case continued from Wednesday amid lingering doubt and public scrutiny.
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Justice Tomlin
Corporation Court
City in Paragraphs Not Much About Anything
A fragmented local notice describes various figures and events in a late May era. It mentions visitors and delegates in links to a Toronto tutor national convention, a Maryland excursion, and a church benefit at Litho del Seychot Weeeeenn Street Church of Christ's Disciples.
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Jay
Gh. J. Tuskes
Union Mission
Loyutl
San Lranthree
Formierhy
Coeur Newham
Wee
T. UV
Toronto
Mirs
Edith
Talgen
Loni
Norfolkcanil Lierkley Laptier
Lre
Sueljoets
Police Court Docket Summary Involving Henry Win Now Behave
The court docket shows Henry Truevieve with continued fees and short jail time for behavior issues. Peter Roper fined for drunkenness and resisting an officer. Sandy Pitwremd and Charles Dixon cited for trespass and breach of peace. William Tul and others fined for threats, assault, or related offenses. Several defendants, including Edna Armstead and Lizzle Arrington, noted with small fines or held.
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Henry Win
Pollk
Pelles Court
Henry Truevieve
Peter Roper
Sandy
Willian
Morris Re-arrested and Dismissed Charge in Court
John Morris, acquitted on three counts of forgery, faced further action as a new complaint emerged from G. W. Thaneselk. A warrant was issued, but the case collapsed and Morris was discharged after the proceedings.
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Wancack
Wim
John Morris
Agaly
Yeeterday
G. WH. Thaneselk
Morris
Hancovek
Ter Morris
Court action over $5000 suit with Tidewater Ice Company
In Knott's Island North Carolina plaintiff A Cooper sues Tidewater Ice Co of Norfolk for damages. The trial in the Court of Law and Chancery began with a jury yesterday after a collision with a wagon on Cove Street. The driver faced a criminal warrant issued by Justice Tomlin. Attorneys were W L Woodworth for the plaintiff and Richard Walke for the defendant.
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Court of Law and Chancery
Wihihum O A. Cooper
Knott's Island
N. C
Tidewater Ice Company
Norfolk
Cooper
Cove Street
Church Street
Justice Tomlin
Imne
W. L. Woodworth
Maint
Richard Walke
Lee Company
Fifth Ward items and local notices amid misspellings
Local briefs report declining health for Mr. Allen Smith on Tunstall Avenue. Thieves took twenty of Mrs Oberman’s chickens on Sheldean Avenue and about ten from Mr Fergusson’s hen house. Epworth League devotional at McKendree at 8 p.m. tonight. Mr Jay W Wassum, Norfolk and Western employee, wed Miss Mottie DePriegt in Richmond Wednesday night. Couple to spend short time in Washington and Baltimore before returning to Neva Mark Avenue. St Peters Louise Ald Society hosted an oyster supper at Park and Urambeton. Pith Ward Democratic Club addressed by CP Cooke and others.
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Fifth Ward
Allen Smith
Tunstall Avenue
Sheldean Avenue
Norfolk and Western Trailway Company
Ofelock
Mottie DePriegt
Washington
Baltimore
Nevi Mark Avenue
Louises' Ald Society
St. Peter's
Park and
Urambeton
Dom MM. CP Cooke
Dudley Niece and Friends Visit Baltimore Event
Rev E W Dudley and his niece Miss Tulke Dudtley accompanied by Miss duth Warner visited Baltimore for an evening to see friends. Mr oC P testter left for Pennsylvania to vote in yesterday's election while plans for sewerage and other works proceed. A noted public event praised the citizens of Sixth Word as a high-spirited display. A contract for a novel factory at Lambert's Point will be awarded in about a week.
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E.W. Dudley
Tulke Dudtley
Duth Warner
Baltimore
PT. Testter
Tim
Lambert's Point
Parker Buys Mer Kilgore Grocery on Central Avenue
In Huntersville Mr J B Parker has bought out Mer Kilgore at the corner of Central Avenue and Avenue Ty and will continue the grocery business. Improvement was noted yesterday in the health of Mr Coe Graham of Johnson Avenues and Mrs W O Stevens of Gott Surest.
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J. BH. Parker
Mer. Kilgore
Central Avenue
Avene Ty
Coe, Graham
Johnson Avenues
W. OT. Stevens
Gott Surest
First Horses From Norfolk Sail On Pisa To Forelem Port
Report of the first shipment of horses from Norfolk aboard the German steamship Pisa commanded by Captain Pendt. The cargo included forty head of horses with disjointed notes mentioning individuals and local places such as Norfolk New York London and Lynnhaven.
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Norfolk
Forelem
Pisa
Pendt
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Cures and Satisfaction
Advertising copy claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees money refunded if not satisfied and lists Yarrow, Martin & Co as sellers at 25 cents per box.
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Bucklen
Martin & Co
No new developments in Doon schooner detention case
No new developments reported in the federal detention matter involving the schooner Doon T. Grheges and its crew, with the vessel Silver heels under suspicion. Master Sung chose to head west toward Wilsway. no further details were provided.
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Doon T. Grheges
Silver Heels
AiMaster Sung
Wilsway
Convention of Builders Call for Labor Council Meeting
A call from the Building Trades Council of St. Louis for a general convention of councils in this city on September 20rey. Delegations from Detroit Minneapolis New York and many other cities will attend. The meeting aims to include all workers both skilled and common in the building trades. Major topics of interest to employed unions will be discussed.
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St Tavis
Get
Setobias
Aos
Building Trades’ Council OF
St. Tomis
Detreiit
Aan
Mraneisen
New York
Wamsis City
Chicago
Iolo
Omaha
Washtnutin
Syracuse
Macinnad
Los Anse
Memphis
Mim
Netpolis
Warforl
Matausew
Dpitieburg
Duluth
Little Rock
Cheeveland
Athintia
Denver
Galveston
St Tau
River St Louis
Fire on British Steamer Pus in Halifax Harbor
The British steamer Wastiwator from Savannah to Bremen put in at Halifax with cargo on fire in the hold. Water was pumped into the hold as crew battled flames after discovery last Tuesday. The ship, 1,845 tons, sailed Friday. Capt Stephen healed steered for Halifax to seek safety and extinguish the blaze.
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Walifax
Malifix
Ter Wastiwator
Savannah
Bremen
Nob Iles
Stephen
Carrier pigeon aboard ship near Hatteras
Reports from Captain Bayles of the schooner George Congdon, sailing from New York, indicate on October 18 a carrier pigeon arrived on board fourteen miles west of Hatteras. The bird bore a metal band on the left leg inscribed No. 138 W. S. I. C. 1897.
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Charleston
B.C. Oc
Bayles
George Congdon
New York
Hatteras
Dramatic Blunt Report From Dinwiddie County Court
An October Dinwiddie County scene includes testimony on timber losses by Perkins at Dinwillie mill, the Appomattox Thetel dispute, and prospective Democratic delegates debates. Court notices cover the October term with remarks on local candidates and municipal actions.
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Wetersburg
Via
Perkins
Dinwillie
Mer
Julian Liebert
Ae Hanse
Tve Appomattox Thetel
Bollingbeck Street
Unisita
Iwustines Court
Poem Session Highlights At Women’s Club Meeting
The formal day’s session of the Lienera Pedert lun of Wanentshide sys was attended and reported. Mrs. BE. OM Sourledie of Juckemville Florida peal whopaper on The Story of a Diamond Mac and EP MT Vin discussed trait Extension as applied to Wee Movs ober OL i Bawhwaller spoke with tran wood dries Hbrake and a discussion of yesh porerer was tol by Miss Coagier of poxvitle.
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Eration CP
Vahville
Wanentshide
BE. OM
Juckemville
Fla
Coagier
Bryan Wl Speaks In Ofli0, Montpelier Speech Echoes
Disjointed report notes Bryan Wl speaking in Ofli0 Cochvitie with remarks by Senator Hanan Fox Gree. President appoints Medical Director W. I. Varn Reypelle surgeon general. Surgeon General Tigbtes to be succeeded.
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Bryan WL
OFLIO
Cochvitie
Detsberg
Belag Woo
Hanan Fox Gree
Montpelier
Defies Vo Wert
Mi Vernon
Newwok
Stiawnee
Tlosan
Sm Waverly
Crenfield
Celinashelas
Cornerat
Wrethaston
W. I. Varn Reypelle
Aeing
Creneral Tigbtes
Abe Uw
Van
Renowned Resident Dies in Street Incident
Major John Miathe of Ataetiu was wounded at night in a street incident. The injured man, about fifty, owned estates in the area and spent years in the community. He will be laid to rest in Charleston, South Carolina, where he was born, after being taken to Wir sila Waleons places for care.
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John Miathe
Ataetiu
Fearon
Thevesi
Chaneston
Columbia Defeats Washington in Season Opener
The Columbian University of Washington opened the season with a loss as Washington defeated them by a score noted in the garbled report. Strong named athletes and teams could not be clearly identified due to the OCR errors.
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Ritmo, Vael
Niehmel Athletice
Columbian University of Washington
Fancy and Bhick Dress Goods and Trimmings Sale
In Fancy and Bhick, bow in cotton and wool weaves from e to 75e per yard. Trimming Silks and Guinip to match, Ladies' Capes all cloaks. Chilkren's Reefers. A large assortment of Coeque and Feather Boas just received. Second invoice of Infants Wear in Quilted Lacques and Bootees, short and long Cloaks, Silk Caps in white cream and fancy. Owing to the very unfavorable season so far some goods have not moved quickly, offered at tempting prices. A word to the wise is sufficient.
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Wells Chilkren
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