Berkley News Spars With Rail and Parish Life
In Berkley the assistant trainnee manager Mr D Stebbins and wife from Baltimore visited old friend Mr R W Brooke of the bank before returning to Virginia. J St Shoupe returned from Virginia exhibit work. Miss Lula O Philips of Richmond guests on Lee street. Miss Maggie Tate’s school organized with many scholars. Daisy Speight of Gertie visits the Lynch sisters. Electric Plant machinery due soon. Mr Chinn injured in a telephone pole fall at Norfolk. Dr Truitt treated wounds and patient sent to Portsmouth. Mr Deady ill on street. I A McCoy to Covington in a few days. Christian Endeavors hold a business meeting. G D Martin visiting Petersburg. W D Daughtery to open a Chestnut Street store. M B H church Young Girls Society hosted cream social at Mrs Teultt’s home. A schooner captain’s daughter nearly drowned after falling overboard. mate rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Stebbins
Norfolk
Baltimore
R. W. Brooke
Stebbins
Virginia
J. St. Shoupe
Lula O. Philips
Richmond
PB. Peltehard
Lee Street
Maggie Tate
Daisy Speight
Gertie
Lynch
Chinn
Long Distance Telephone Company
Son
Truitt
Portsmouth
Chestnut Street
Medin
Familly
Astern Shore
Young Girls’ Society of
M. BH
Teultt
Cooner
Clifton
Liberty Straets
Kwnolson
John T. Williams
Cummer’s Mill
Norfolk Life in Fragments Notes and Local Movements
A Norfolk column lists residents in transit and routine: Walter Gala in New York, H D Oliver to Baltimore, Col William Lamb home from Richmond, W H Venable from Hampden Sidney, George Fass from a New York trip, and various local social and business notes. The piece mentions an agent for Bumalo Hill's Wild West Show, Alexander Springs of Matelyville, and J C Carroll confined by sickness on Holt Street. Other items cover vacations, church services, and upcoming Y M C A meetings within Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gala
New York
H. D. Oliver
Baltimore
William Lamb
Richmond
W. HW. Venable Ioan
Hampden-Sidney, Va
George Fass
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Bumalo Hill
Wid West
Alexander Springs
Matelyville
N. C
J. C. Carroll
Holt Street
Hugh Paylor
North Carolina
Union Mission
France
Barnes Y
T.’Mcnale
Old Dominion
Carter Cea
H. E. Dupuy
Colley Avenue
W. J. Young
J. Darbanm MacCoy
Commercial Place
St. Vincent's Hospital
B. P. Dalrymaple
Port Alle Bnany
Mina Alman
Larrabee
Rylind
Berkley
Frances Barnes
P. D. Gwaltney
Smithield
Jean Maxwell
Milam hive ton and area social notes headline style
Lovitt avenue resident Miss Sue Russell plans to depart for the Toston Conservatory of Music to study music and elocution. Several local movements include Mr and Mrs C J Simpson returning from New York and Miss Helen Nile visiting Mr T A Nicholson’s family on East Bramleton avenue. The funeral of Policeman KE W Vstand was held with dignitaries and police bearing, interment at Elmwood, floral tributes from the police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Russell
Lovitt Avenue
Toston Conservatory of Music
C. J. Simpson
North Park Avenue
New York City
Helen Nile
T. A. Nicholson
Washington
Bert Donaldson
Lrightwood
Visi Hey
Merv J. W. Johnson
Rowland Avenue
Niagard Falla
Mie
KE. W. Valstand
Vandalla Lodge
Independent Order of Old Fellows
Drummeton Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Elmwood
Pallbearers and tribute at McNeil service with embezzlement case
Flowers and a dove adorned the casket as Mrs. Cora Pullen sang Nearer My God to Thee in a quiet service. Pallbearers came from various lodges including Odd Fellows and Pythians. Police search for George Tyson, a colored youth who drove McNeil's milk wagon and is suspected of embezzling dues. he disappeared days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Pullen
Pellcemen
Ki. Dozier
BE. L. Guynn
A. M
BE. Powers
H. L, New
Odd Fellows
T, Godfrey
MecClanan
Pythians
W. H. Etheridge
J. L.thompson
George Tyson
McNeil
Elegant Atlantic City wedding unites Nannie Dupuy and Edmund Poster Jr
In Atlantic City a home wedding took place at 4:30 PM at Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Dupuy’s residence. Miss Nannie Cortlandt Dupuy married Edmund Poster Jr., an electrical engineer from Boston. Rev W S Lacy officiated before a large gathering. The bride wore white organdie with a veil of valley lilies, bouquet of bride roses. Best man was T. B. Dupuy. maid of honor Fannie Crouch of Richmond. Attendants included Carter D. Johnston and Vara Foster. Newlyweds plan to reside in Cambridge, Massachusetts, after a bridal trip north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. E. Dudley
Jerusalem Bapist Church
Frank Norton
Atlantic City
H. m. Dupuy
Coley Avenue
Avenue
Nannie Cortlandt Dupuy
Edmund Poster, Jr
Boston
Mass
W. S. Lacy
Second Presbyteran
Carter D. Johnston
Richmond
Vara Foster
Cape May
N. J
Dr. Dupuy
Presentation at Confederate Veterans meeting in Tetersburg
In Tetersburg Virginia on September 2 a Confederate Veterans monthly gathering featured Mr. J D Sublett presenting a framed engraving of General G. T. Theat to the camp. Sublett praised the gift as a place of honor alongside memories of Lee Jackson Stewart and other famed leaders. The report notes local civic and church planning items and upcoming events, with several residents traveling to New York and Norfolk for related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teterspurg
J. D. Sublett
Shirley Hotel
G. T- Theatneyard
Mer. Sublette
Alte Caomas
Alwimissas
Ten
Entirecard
St. Bernard Parish
Laowisiana
Lee
Jackson
Stewart
Aliee Walden
Pounds
Dinwid
Hertista
George A. Thompson
Telekranch
Virginian
Harles Leona
James
New York
Mvs
Leonid
Avcher Wollinma
Mynwiddie
Feally
Chask
O. Jennings Hotsseau
Dinsidd
Eldy
Pesterding
Ka-Gay
William FE
Cameron
Lovlig
Vic Peterabuse Greys
Norfolk
John T. Nelms
Inkion
Evele Nieves
Nelms
Onus Nly Wits
Belnde
Woman's Chrvet ‘Temperance Union
Young Men's Christian Association
Tyler Jobson
Wiehe
Glister
Allendance
Moments Wasted by Delay In Cough Cure Relief
A fragment cites Joan F. Trotter of Norfolk nh and L. Walker with Brambleton Trulitt and Smith of Berkley. It warns that waiting wastes moments that One Minute Cough Cure could relieve promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan F. Trotter
Norfolk
L. Walker
Brambleton
Trulitt & Smith
Berkley
Vanderbilt Stocks Lead Rise as Market Moved Higher
New York reports a mixed stock session with Vanderbilt and Granger shares driving gains while other majors faltered. Sugar and Omaha slipped early. Northwest surged to 7 1 2 as rails and industrials showed strength amid steady government bonds and a firm money market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vanderbilt
Omaha
Missouri Pacific
Northwest
Lst
New York Central
Chicago
Pacific Mall
Western Union
Wholesale Over Traations In Norfolk Va September 2 1807
Market notes from Norfolk Virginia dated September 2 1807 show prices for fish meats and provisions. Fish include mackerel in kegs herring in kegs and barrel quantities with varying prices. Provisions list old and new pork hams bacon lard and butter with fluctuating values. Cheese coffee sugar syrups and molasses are also priced with regional grades and degrees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wigins
Cordova
Norfolk
North Carolina
Outerring
Potomac
Smithfield
B. C
Creim
Western Dairy
Rigi Dio
New York State Dairy
New
Flour Market Prices And Allied Commodities Report
Market notes show higher and strong flour prices with wheat and meal ranges marked. Rice, corn, peas, sugar, and bacon items listed with firm or advancing trends. livestock and poultry values vary by region. Local buyers report various loaf, sugar, and fat product prices alongside farm goods and shellfish quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter
Baltimore
Liverpool Vine
Shipping News Norfolk 1897 Arrivals and Cleared Vessels
Port of Norfolk listings show arrivals including Bark Clara I McGilvery from Lynch to Wm Lamb Co for coal and Schr C A White from Connor to Wm Lamb Co for coal. Also Sullivan Sawen from Cobb to Wm Lamb Co for coal and Zeff Steelman from Burden to New York light. Cleared vessels include Bark Clara E Met ivery to Charleston coal and Magegle M Keogh to New York with spires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Porianeewie
Clara I. McGilvery
Lynch
Boston
Wm. Lamb & Co
Schr
C. A. White, Connor
Cna
Sehr
Sullivan Sawen
Cobb
Helen Hasbrook
Sprague
New York
Light
Clara E
Ivery
Charleston
Marguerite
Tripp
East Providemer
Man attacked with penknife at police station
James Curry, a burly colored man, came to the police station late at night with trousers soaked in blood claiming another man cut him with a penknife. The knife pierced an artery producing a one inch wound dressed by Officer Childress. Maryland Republicans have sidelined a would-be boss while factions elsewhere squelch the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Curry
Omcer Childress
Maryland
Columbia
8. C
Megister
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Cough Remedy
An advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery as superior for coughs colds and lung issues. It claims safety reliability and a money back guarantee with trial bottles offered at Burrow Martin & Co drug store and standard bottles priced 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Burrow, Martin & Co
Special Notice on Relief Photographs at Lower Prices
I have succeeded in obtaining relief photographs at reduced prices and can now furnish them within reach of all. Call and see them. The most wonderful photograph ever patented. B C Campbell Ballentine Building 340 344 Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Iast
B.C. Campbell
Ballentine Building
Main St
Justice Tomlin Frees Stewart After Snatching a Cigars
The police court docket shows minor cases with varied outcomes. Jef Stewart, colored, accused of assaulting John Thomas, was discharged after it was decided his offense was only snatching a cigar. Thomas Thomas’s costs billed to him. Other defendants include Amu Abdul, Emanuel Bonney, Barnie Hamilton, Thomas Mayo, James Buxton, Jem Stewart, Della Gustus, L. F. Parker, James Patrick, and James Bawyer, with a mix of dismissals, fines, or commitments as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlin
Jef Stewart
John Thomas
Stewart
Thomas
Amu Abdul
Emanuel Bonney
Barnie Hamilton
Church and
Queen Streets
Thomas Mayo
James Buxton
Jem Stewart
Della Gustus
L. F. Parker
James Patrick
James Bawyer
William Brickhouse
Jewish New Year Opened by Sunset on September Twenty Sixth
The Hebrew New Year begins at sunset September 26 with Fishri the first month. Observances include a grand ceremonial on the following morning and a ten day period before Day of Atonement when orthodox Jews abstain from worldly pleasures. The Day of Atonement is the most sacred, with fasting from sunset to the next sunset. All Jews observe these days regardless of location. One Minute Cough Cure offers quick relief for whooping cough and throat irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt
Mrnnes
Sun- Vio
Eunset
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Berkley News
Linses Nicolly
Milam Hive Ton
Grays
Rifles
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Firm
Bigaq
Commercia Bis
Tor
New York Market
Liverpool
Manchester
New Orleans
Fallver
Great Britain
Hull
Wales
Atchison
St Land Spa
Rando
St Paul Il
Pando
Erie New
Ist
Ad Express
Renee Am
Teradt
Nyc
Norfolk Virginian
RAT and Stramer
Carolina
Laguayra
Java
Porto Rico
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
California
Peeanut
Messina
Shipping News
Nee W
Howlett
Bierman
Savannah
Charles HH. Valentice
Thompson
Fall River
Cecal
Edward M. Teed
Wilson
New Haven
T. Hargraves
Risley
New Iuaven
Maude Seward
Seward
Taltimore
Tomber
Hennley
Corbin
Traltimers
Varge Marlon
Allyn's Point
Con
Legal Intelligence
Justice Tomlin
J. M. FF. Trotter
Inverness Inn
Geo. Freeman
Inverness
Eneh
Mott
J. M. FP
Trotter, Drugies, Manufactutes Accent
Trotter
Maori
Church
Mrs, Winslow
Irwin’s Express Company
W. T. Irwin
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