North Carolina News and Events From Raleigh to Edenton
Raleigh reports a pastor Davis struck by paralysis after benediction at M. L. church services. Updates on state exhibits at the Site Museum and new fruit and vegetable displays. Weather data for August shows highs and a rainfall deficit. Cotton gin and tax book transfers noted. Observances of Labor Day include office closures and limited ceremonies. Local meetings, church notices, school openings, and upcoming elections in Edenton and neighboring towns are summarized.
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Raleigh
N. C
Franklinton
Davis
M. 1
Chilleh
Brownley
Ble
Watauga
State Board of Tax
Maleigh
Coen
Matt Ransom
Cyludrleay Bate
Putin
General Ransom
Mises
Benvenette Gin
Trudge
Asheville
T. D. Teg
Lorelse
Seaboard
Fieast
William M. Kelly
Rock Uylinn
Iis
Valle States
Jie Parne
Identon
NS. C
County Commissioners and Board of
Ballard's Ridge
Mmissionary Society of the
Hap- Net
J. C. Kittrell
W. HL
George S Marrle
T. P. Jones
J. L. Rumsey
Beaufort
N.C
Jack Marrett
Norfolk
M. i
Barrett
Our Town
Tim
M. B. Poin
Edenton Colored Fair
Religious services fill Elizabeth City churches
The Elia DP 1 cry, Elizabeth City NC, reports sermons at Baptist and Methodist churches with notable speakers like Mr Poniek and Schoolfield. Attendance varied. several officers from Norfolk searched for an assailant near Nupe tolls, traced to Camden ferry, but left empty. Livhor Day observed with posters and colors noted. City and County Commissioners met at City Hall and courthouse.
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Elizabeth City
N.C
Pentel
Prreveport
Baptist Church
Andarge
Mr. Poniek
Shoth HerMons
Lawidson
Ballimore
Offelice
Baptist
Jemal Jetis
Aneetine
Court House
Cron Narfolle
Nupe
Camden
Local Notes From Hertford N C September Updates
Hertford residents report a quiet week with trips to Norfolk and Oxford. Mr W B Wood and companions traveled by morning train. Mr W T Shannonhouse plans to join a teacher's program in Oxford. Mr Warry Whedboo returns from Elizabeth City. Mrs Ward and Mrs Perry affected by local sorrow. civic improvements discussed for the Methodist church. a street scuffle occurred Saturday night resulting in injuries. warrants issued for several colored men. Mr C W Morgan departs for Baltimore to attend to North Carolina goods. local merchants plan fall and winter stock sales.
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Hertford
N. Sh
Norfolk
W. T. Shannonhouse
Oxford
Warry Whedboo
Elizabeth City
Ward
Perry
Norfek
van Dornier
Methodiat
Fehine
Yin CO
Norman
Tanne Teahiy
C. WL Morgan
Baltimore
TJ. Borker
Roper
N.C
Attack at Simtan Ends With Monkey Chase
Unclear OCR text describes a violent or chaotic scene with a man, dogs, and a monkey chased along a street. The fragment references a wreath annex and a rope, noting confusion and dramatic gestures. No clear names, dates, or places are decipherable.
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Phun
Noteworthy contents of the ripe teacher magazine
Publications received list includes works by Taonga and Linwit fone Istands an aeliele ty Wishop Hintiusion. Items feature themes from outdoor love stories to religious texts such as The Imitation of Christ. Mentions history of the wen hr iver and an Ontario chon pandagy at Astuy Place New York.
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Tana
Astuy Place
New York
Shooting on Norfolk marshes raises concerns over game birds
Reported shootings near Norfolk marshes have led to several pheasants or similar birds being brought in. A local sportsman observed heavy shooting on a field area, claiming abundant sera and anarshe hens. One hunter claimed bagging around one hundred birds over two days.
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Ale
Norfolk
Siithfield
Wriday
Schuiredgay
John Harbour Club Meeting Resumes In First Ward
The John Harbour Club of the First ward holds a meeting tonight led by President Mrs. Pitt with W G Pettis as secretary. Members note the organization’s tenth birthday this month and reflect proudly on its work for democracy.
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John Harbour Club
First Ward
Ita
le Organization
Hte Dane i the Cauee of Democracy
1 Pitt
W. G. Pettis
Murder at Shelwy House Leads to Inquest and Arrests
The Shelwy House murder case dominates the Norfolk scene with Harry Webb stabbed to death by Gill Pitt, Pitt at large. An inquest at Justice Ashburn's office heard three witnesses and a coroner’s autopsy found the fatal wound severed the abdominal aorta. Western Union suits and other local trials fill the docket as Jones, Morris, and Wall face minor charges in police and county courts.
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Shelwy House
Harry Webb
Gill Pitt
Justice Ashburn
John IL. Nash
Noc Capps
ED. Crocker
John Findley
J. McCauley
Aa. Howe
Eddie Wesley
Webb
Pit
John Otem
Charles
Sales
Pitt
Erol
Charters
Uhen
Verde
Web
Paties
Ohio
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Westin Union Stied. O
Serious Charge and Court Action in Roanoke Region
Law and Chancery cases unfold with Etheredge seeking $100 against O. Miamersen Smith, and Joseph Newman with J B Murray from Roanoke Women employed by Norfolk and Western Railway charged with tirhigato Willoughby Spit train disorderly conduct. Two defendants later found aboard the Granite City steamer. cases postponed to next Tuesday. Real estate transfers list Bolton to Connor half interest between Voss and National, and Willcox to Cranda properties at 10,200 dollars.
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Joseph Newman
J. B. Murray
Roanoke
Norfolk Mnd
Westwh Railway Company
Granite City
Spit
John T. Bolton
Charles S. Connor
Voss
National Streets
Thomas
L. Willcox
NOSE AND THROAT TREATMENT SUCCESS PRAISED BY PATIENT
Dear Sir, about a year ago I was treated for catarrh nose and throat with remarkable benefit. I gave you a testimonial to publish. The cure has held with no return. My daughter suffered from a bate disease and is now cured under your care. I have sent you several patients in the past year, all fully satisfied. Sincerely yours, I. D. Sat is 4 York Place.
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Nial
York Place
Electric Milers Remedy for Female Complaints Sold Locally
A vintage лекарь advertisement touts Electric Milers as a cure for female complaints and nervous symptoms. It claims to restore strength, appetite, and sleep, with heat and vigor promised by Marti & Co. Sold for fifty cents per bottle.
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Wis Nes
Fifty Cente
9Ai Arrow
Marti & Co
Grup Siere
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James Chant
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James Kersey
J. L. Poyor
John Vans
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Coore Sever
Menihe
T. B. Pirey
L. B. Firey
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Morris Auction House
Virginia Ir. Cavender
M. H. Cavender
Geo. W. Dey
JW. Hunter
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Corporation Court
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Virginia
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Reservoir Avenue
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Trambiaton Avenue
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Dey
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T. TN. Borland
Tragteca, Co
HW. Ferrell & Co
J. H. Bsuimons
Norfolk County Clerk’s Office
Oln
Morefolk
Mighland
Willm Pennill
Corporation Court of
H. Baker, Jr
GL. Harmonsen
Wim. Pannith
Mioh-Lils
Norland
J. W. Hunter
C, Z. Ferrell & CO
Just
T. Progers
Viaam
Kerbling
Columbia Buttling
Thoms 2
Grinbyshee
Norfolk Iron
Water Street
Norfolk, Va
Duval
Padaly Aremetmbles
Sitahoy
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