Suffolk News Roundup of Local Notices and Events
The Suffolk column reports community notices including parish gatherings and society meetings. It notes a Christian Conference in Wendover Virginia, a farewell session of St. Pauls Randolph Society, and Daughters of the Confederacy plans. Local business updates mention the G. Dennis Lumber plant resuming operations and weather impacts on travel.
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Parson Griffin
W. J. Ciel
Moovlity
Lietein Mane
Mm Sultelk
the Hozen
Elizabeth City
N. C
Christian Church
Fiethizhem Church
Armel
Bastens Virginia Christian Conference
Sullek
J.T. Dolit
Teer
Norfolk and Western Waidhonl
Bat Pees
Peer Nase
Behr Mies
Tenaty
Fox
New York
Suffolk
Breck
Ro L. Mrewer
Feng
Peter “Taylor
St. Paul's Randolph Society
Katie Holladay
Bank
Daughters OF
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mose Anna Toldick
The
G. Dennis Lumber Company
Tle
Severin
Sta
First Prayer Ever Delivered in Congress Excerpted
An eloquent prayer reported by the Washington Star credits Rev Jacob Duehe of Christ Church Philadelphia for delivering a prayer that invokes heavenly guidance for the American states, seeking wisdom, courage, and divine protection for Congress, God’s mercy, and peace. The piece recalls early religious influence on politics and ends with a benediction in Jesus Christ.
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Congress
Savas
Washington Star
Tampoingein
Milburn
Thatcher
Jacob Duehe
Christchurch
Miladelphia
Pierot
Merlin
Jesus Christ
Tethren Cold in ue Day Market Note
Advertisement notes a cold remedy sold by OM PB Trotler on Madison Street with a 26 cent price and refund offer if it fails to cure, urging purchase from druggists.
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Bing’ & CO
Whitewright
Pex
É Ofield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Trotler
Madn Street
Clever Tiler Thief Brought To Light By Bold Crow
In Kalamazoo a predatory tradesman was exposed when a crow belonging to Mr Brink retrieved stolen items. The bird dropped a folded pen from a shed bank, leading to the discovery of trinkets and other goods, later identified by owners and returned.
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Thimii
Kalamazoo
Mel Lown
Yemin
Alice
Brink
Too Festive Bovine Strikes Newport News Front Steps
A wild bull arrived by the Old Dominion line causing chaos at Newport News. It tossed Clayton from a box car, injured Mr. Overton at a Berlin bridge site, and gored a guard, while police court docket items detail disorderly conduct and a felonious assault case. The rogue animal roamed to the elevator and dock area before aid arrival.
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Newport News
Old Dominion
Clayton
Overton
Berkles
Berlin
Dion Ridge Company
Utts
Oseir Mlam
Mike Tines
Silis H. Dobb
Reads
Petersburg assigns 25 specials to form Tobiees Company
The Petersburg court granted a charter to the Tobiees Company with capital stock not less than 250,440 nor more than 500,000, divided into 5,100 shares of 100 each. Principal office in Petersburg. Directors include Harrison H. Hunton, F. Wright, and W. C. Hamilton. Real estate limited to ten acres and 340,000, officers listed with secretary treasurer.
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Tetersburg
Woo
Jones
Petersburg
Hirst
Harrison HH. Hunton
Previdencs
Punein Wright
Holbert
Viamilton
Peersburg
Charles W. Mand
WC. Mounton
Providence
Econstitute
Parlies Perkinson
Baltimore
Aquila Dienes
John Jones
Sussex
Elijah West
W. C. Perkins
Aumont
Sussex County
Richard Tucker
Norfolk
Richmonds 1897 vote push for Tyler ticket in city
Richmond Democrats mobilize for a large vote with precinct committees and registration drives. Gen Pitt Lee plans to vote in Richmond for Tyler and the Democratic ticket as local leaders warn the party to maximize turnout for future conventions and influence. Dr J W Bryant reports James Mann will win the nominee seat in Nottoway and Amelia counties.
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Pitt Lee
Richmond
Turalay
Mwe
Tyler
Moeckbridge County
St Mehmoni
Ater
Richmond Democrats
Democraticc
James Mann
Nottoway
Amelia
Yellow Fever Outbreak Described In New Orleans Dispatch
A New Orleans dispatch notes that full blooded Negroes show resistance to yellow fever, while fat individuals and heavy drinkers are more susceptible. Children, especially girls, are most affected this season, with few adult males ill. The fever has not spread gradually this year, appearing sporadically across the city rather than in waves, and no clear link to Ocean Springs or Texas is identified. The pattern resembles past outbreaks, though current foci are well guarded.
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Mar. Vlas
Mr. Jenkins
Barret
Windsor
Ven
Saumilday
Gmm
J. W. Jenkins
Anne Starrett
Catesville
N.C
L. G. Harrett
Renort
Gatesville
Norfolk
Baltimore
Jenkiney
New Orleans
Italimore
Eailor
Ocean Springs
President Pardons Redwine in Colusa Penitentiary Case
Washington Oct 9 The President has pardoned Goulsedwine who is in Colusa Ohio penitentiary for six years ago involvement in the funds scandal tied to a national bank failure. The pardon letter notes the sentence would expire November 9.
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Washington, D. C
Goulsedwine
Colusa, Ohe
Tool
Atlanta
Agua
Rumored Synillente to Parotase In France and Germany
Late London reports hint at a powerful synillente being formed in Bagong France and Germany. The piece also notes a claim in Klondike mining fields and promotes Jetter's Stomach Hitters as a premier American liver remedy.
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London
Bagong
France
Germany
Klondike
Jetter
Plimian
Died and married notices noted in Berkley section
Mrs. Jane P. Tatem died at dawn aged about seventy seven. four children survive. Funeral set for 3 p.m. at Christian church. Mr. W. A. Johnson and Miss Addie E. Lynch wed at Berkley Avenue Baptist Church with ushers named. Political meeting held by Amb-fusion Democrats of Washington District at Pythian Hall with speeches by I L Shea J J Cole and Wm Mek Woodhouse. Town Council session discussed Berkley avenue conditions and town engineering issues. notices invited voters to a rally tonight at Pythian Hall.
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Jane P. Tatem
Joseph P.tatem
Anna
Jane
Joseph P
RS. Tatem
Christian Church
W. A. Johnson
Addie E. Lynch
Gerkley Avenue Baptist Church
C. W. Duke
Messrs
Wille Winborne
John Newberry
Frank Jones
W. Freid Johnson
Democrats of
Washington
Pythian Hell
Weleck
George W. Jones
Chatemian
I. L. Shea
Norfolk County
Mr. Shea
J. J. Cole
House of Delegates
Wm. Mek
Woodhouse
Atatel
Berkley
J. Hoge Tyler
Rominer
Merrow
George D. Parker
Mgr
George We Jones
Ieaves
Jones
Saiek
Reomyaty
Shemolo
Morjes Pook
M. Ec. Keeting
Parks
Martin
Tilley
Whetstone
Wiliams
Tenowi
Berkley Avenue
Main Street
Market Hall
Merkley Avenue
Second Street
Mon
J. Wore Tyler
Congreraman Youns
Seoater Maynifred
Hen. M
Newbern
John G. Tihton
Washington District
Pythian Dina
State Executive Committee
AML
Fading Declaration and Preservation Efforts Revealed
The article describes the fragile fate of the Declaration of Independence. Custodians reveal a facsimile while original plates and sheets are stored in secure conditions. Preservation steps since Adams era are recounted, detailing copper plates, oiling, and shifts to the new State Department building.
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St. Lowis
Ohn Quincy Adiuns & Copper Plate
Jertim
Lisse
Tony
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W. I Ferguson
J. M. Thompson
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W. Asnburn
Waye Packer
Portsmouth
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Fannie Hy Stewart
Pootsmouth
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G W. Watson
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Gores
Dunder
Captain Coleman
Youthfni Mobo
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Reed Tort
Tone Fegular
Lord Lines
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Glasgow
United Virginia Battle Line
Copenhagen
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Sup Olympo
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Thompson
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Newark
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Dilzabeth Wilson
Rockstreet
Tucker
Horace Taylor
Taylor
Elizabeth Wilson
Hastings Court
Hodges
Offcer
Fourth Virginia Regiment
Common Counesl
Health Board
Virginian
Caroling Chemical Company
Ecity
Milton S. Tidberts
Custom House
Milbank
Prince George County
Charles . Lewis
Norfolky
WT. Crowder
S. Chandler
Crowder
Chandler
Faree
Petersbirg
Tebaccn Company
Wilom Tur
Redwine
Willin
Norfoth Virginian
Bank of Herbiecy
Berkley Ave
Bank OF Berkley
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Liberty
Serkivy
Roger
Weber
Detter Mare
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Odin Tincvek
Janes Pyle
Ashrara
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