Local Notices and Events Stirred by City Affairs
A compact wrap of scattered local items from a Norfolk area paper notes meetings, travels, weather, and social happenings. Highlights include upcoming primary committees, oyster roasts, church events, court actions, street work, and a wave of minor incidents and social updates.
Convention set for Portsmouth and local auction notes
The State Y M C A executive committee met in Kinhaoud to plan the next annual convention for Portsmouth. A ball game for charity raised about 150 dollars, with a notable discrepancy in draws from Norfolk. A local engagement ensured a watch prize for a lucky participant. Nearby, marriages, yard travel, and business notices fill out the week locally, with vendors promoting low prices and stock in Portsmouth High Street.
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State
Kinhaoud
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Local Berkley Notes and Social Updates
Mr W Perry Moore returns from Southampton county after attending Gpeed Wis Vocation. The cage of Mr W H Barnes of this place will see Messrs Gall & Alomas, lessees of the Norfolk County and Mortmouth Perries, in trial today in the Norfolk County Circuit Court. Also reports on a ferry accident with lingering injuries, Maryin Priot in critical condition, and updates on convalescence of Whilsee Winborne. Social events include a reception for Rylan Institute patrons with a musical program and a social hour, plus a seventh excursion by the By law Institute praised for its progress. Also noted are Nora and Lona Whitworth traveling from Philadelphia via New York and Norfolk, and the sale of goods from Maintrast and Yerkley avenue. A new President claimed to have built a nearly identical front and back house façade. Fall Youman’s hats released. Brown’s Iron Bitters advertised for malaria and indigestion.
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G. W. Hudpins & Co
Abu
Hery
Oval Gardens
Joho Sanford
Lawreneceville
Vis
Lomeon
James Alexander
Liarrison Street
Seaboard
Green Street
Washington, D. C
Adolph Araudt Bes
Massachucette
Lew Camp
Progres
Charel
Norfolk County
Enp
Haadkerchief
Mien
Aftair
John IT. Chrifipo
Merchants’ and Farmers’ Bank
Lus Eeu
Purners
Collfereice
Hest
Atlanta
Sity
Brambletoun
Teague Park
Alive Ansesserson
Norfolk
Heswood
Warrenton
N.C
Athinta Exposition
Caxse
UD. Ly
Alayur
Olot Co Niemeyer
Willie Anderton Lug
Shalby Springs
Vox
Pees View
Clore
Kav
Iwards
Ker
Leonett
Frank Beverly
W. A. Fentress
Richmond
Y. M
Old Dominion
Heptasopis
Seaboard Air Line
Puree Street
Thomas
Mary Davis
Thomas Davis
Savannah
Misa Mila Tue
Pane
Are
M.A. Dodd
Cottupe Plage
Prescot
Stargrove
Wolter
Washington
W Perry Moore
Southampton County
Maryin Priot
Whilsee Winborne
Patrose
Rylan
Bylaw Iostitute
Misa Tita M. Gatt
Dee
Bys
Sallie Whitworth
Thebmond
Philadelphia
New York
Whitworth
Bennett
Miss Rosen
Emory Welker
Maintrast
Yerkley Avenue
E.W. Lindsay
Pootinn
No Money No Fight Fite Links Corbett Vision to Latham Plot
Pugilist Fitzsimmons tells a reporter he suspects a scheme to monetize the Corbett fight with moving pictures. He cites an associate named Latham in Cincinnati and names figures Vendig Brady and Corbett. He claims demands of up to 20000 dollars for filming and warns of a planned exhibition to vast crowds with profits tied to control of the event.
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Holla Bee
Corbett
Pugilist
Fitzsimmons
Cincinnati
Latham
Thorouphly
Peroe
Lathiing
Laniel
Meir Kehotie
Doman
Peonta
Ani
Tua
Unet
Leon
Naida Athlone
Joe Vendig
Vordig & Co
Vaight
Lrady
Walla
Mr. Lath
Joe Corbett
Brady
Cineinnati
Dior
Dulis
Dan Stuart
Texas
Stuart Wat
Bdisa Kinetoscane Company
Phos
Vendig
Woodladed Fitasimanons
Covernor Culberson
New York Journal
States and Memoriae For Confederate War Dead
A 1910s account lists state by state appropriations for monuments to Confederate troops. It notes Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas and others, detailing funds, sites, and the planned forms, with Kansas pledges, battles, and a monument at Missionary Ridge to honor regiments and commanders. The piece discusses erection delays and the five year span to completion.
Hornet Attack Stings Rider Near East Marion
Mrs. Charles Orelup was severely stung by hornets while bicycling near East Marion New York. She rested against a post when the swarm struck and she fled for safety. Egbert Grifing retrieved the bicycle and returned it to the injured rider who resumed her journey.
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Charles Orelup
East Marion
N.Y
Egbert Grifing
Unreadable Elderly Fragments and Occasional Vignettes
A scrambled mix of fragmented incidents. A man attacked by a woman near a restaurant and post office, pursued through a cigar store, with crowd observations and a brief note on Otto Neal's unusual appetite. Additional stray items include lovelorn reports about Kino Khanh and Nugula Khan, plus lyrics and miscellaneous notes.
Brown University President Advocates Silver Use In Monetary Debate
In a bimetallist opinion tied to the 1890s silver debate, Brown University President Dr Andrews argues against single nation free coinage. He warns of financial collapse, price drops, and labor losses, concluding that silver expansion would harm exchange between Europe and the U.S. and provoke lasting economic pain.
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Andrens
Brown University
Perl
Brussels
Cathy
Dr. Andrews
Chicago Record
United States
Europe
Mexico
New York
London
Miss Julia Mack Seeks 160000 Over Affections
Chicago Post notes Miss Julia Mack demands 160000 as compensation for alleged affections betrayed. The column treats the claim as a sensational social inquiry into price of romance and personal affront.
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Julia Mack
Chicago Post
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