Injure! Employes Asks 840000 Damages in Suit
In the Clerk's office of the Court of Law and Chancery a suit was entered by Burroughs & Dry for James L. White against Norfolk Western Railway seeking 20,000 damages for a sixty foot fall while repairing electric lights at the company’s wharf on Majin street. The rope broke while he was hoisted on the outside of the elevator, allegedly crippling him for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Law and Chancery
Norfolk Sed Western Railway Company
Burroughs & Dry
James L. White
Oye
Fort of Majin Street
Tramp Fixes Robbery Case in Police Court
Henry Green, a respected member of the brotherhood of hobes, was searched in a Police Court hearing after $72 found on him, including £80 in gold. fellow prisoner EL E. Day faced a $30 robbery charge, claiming he lost the money while drunken. Day denied loss. Green was discharged, Day’s drunkenness charge dismissed. Green said he has saved for an artificial leg and recently worked at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Green
Brotherhood of Hobes
Fleury
EL. E. Day
Day
Green
Tay
New York
Hay
Washington
John Marlver
Fair Grounds
Alleged highwayman Pearl Craig in custody after robbery attempt
A colored boy named Pearl Craig is held at the police station for identification in a Sunday robbery plan. A store clerk foiled the theft aboard a steamer when the would-be robber tried to seize a bundle from a messenger. Craig remains in custody for further examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Craig
James River
Quiet Norfolk marriage and local notices brighten week
Drawn ton J J Dudley shows improvement at Levitt avenue home. Mrs C L Hudgina and children back from Mathews county. High school fence painted as improvement. Quiet marriage near Ohio Creek at six oclock yesterday morning between David D Nichola and Emma F Jones. Rev F L Martin performed ceremony. Couple left for North Carolina by Norfolk and Southern. Norfolk and Brambileton youths formed a club named Lyveat at Martha Beaton’s home. Rev F H Martin left to attend association at Great Park church in Nansemond county. Carroll B White leaves for Athens School in New York. Paul Leonard of Baltimore visiting Norfolk vicinity. Laura Barclay returns from Glouester with Miss Cox. W C West and family moved to 203 Withland avenue. Mrs Allen Smith reported ill. Auxiliary three to Tallies Union Park Avenue Baptist to host oyster suppers tonight and tomorrow at Moore store corner Park and Aram Meten avenues. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Dudley
Levitt Avenue
C. L. Hudgina
Amathews County
South Clay Avenue
Ohio Creek
David D. Nichola
Emma &. Jones
Martin
North Carolina
Norfolk and Southern Railroad
Norfolk
Brambileton
Martha Beaton
Brown Avenue
Spurgeon
Chuceh
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad
Great Park Church
Nansemond County
Carroll B. White
Willie Hby Avenue
Athen
New York
Eoucin
Paul Leonard
Baltimore
Laura Barclay
Malthy Avenue
Gloueveter
Na Cox
W. Co West
Withland Avenue
Raja Avenue
Allen Smith
Tunstall Avenue
Tallies Union
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Moore Store
Park and Aram- Meten Avenue
Offenders Hauled Through City Police Court Debates
A chaotic roundup shows Motley Boecket and others facing assorted charges in the Police Court. Defendants include colored residents like Wood Manton and Mary Slrratt with fines from 1.90 to 40, while others are charged with larceny assault and breach of peace. Railway workers Parry and Parrish paid fines for blocking a crossing as a lengthy train stalled traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
Wilter
Mae Dt
Mormnce
Joseph White
Wiliam Spencer
Elveabeth
John Anderson
Grave Mussel
Vna Armstead
Ciearge Tt
Davis
Willan Stutts
Oehting
Alfred Mopes
James Kersey
Mary Sratt
Lula Youngs
Ella Everett
Inventory and liabilities of millinery store case
The statement covers stock and assets in store No. 266 Main Street including millinery and fancy goods for creditors. It notes a single preference claim a $2,000 note payable to M Sonnethal. Liabilities are estimated at about $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
M. Sonnethal
Port Norfolk notes on new torch method and shipyard push
A fragmented narrative details a Port Norfolk project for a new torch method at Port Norfolk, with mentions of a pump, stockyard, and a growing community effort. It reflects on local farms memory, a park transformation, and calls for strong public support, funding, and Portsmouth employment. The piece ends with a medical advertisement for Witt’s Little Early Risers.
Not Much About Anything Yet Many Things Norfolk View
A minerographic glimpse of life in Norfolk notes Miss Mattie W. Jones returns from Raleigh, Mrs V D Thompson moves to Mo Mariner Street, Mr Mackensie Gordon of New York staying at the Atlantic hotel. A new Death society starts with thirty members. Names appear for a citywide social cycle run, a fall housing update, a local altercation, and local ballgame attendance in Baltimore. A Long Distance Telephone company will host a public meeting next Monday at the Business Men's association rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Norfolk
Motel Mulvey
Eoripoet
Armies Tong
Stock Yard
Siewk
Murton
Tully
Portsmouth
Mattie W. Jones Hhas
Raleigh
V. D.thompson
Mo Mariner Street
Mackensie Gordon
New York
Atlantic Hotel
Rosie L. Edwards
Annie B. SanderMn
Christiansburg
Twin City
Olwl
Mattel Anderson
Aliee Thompson
Muingind Ghuren
Hadlatong
Wisdone
Messrs
W. W. Dey
Harry Herman
W. . Baker
H.W. Sheen
Messk
Gooke
Baltimore
Oshan
Business Men's Association
Chen
One Game Yesterday Chicago Edges Pittsburg Narrowly
Chicago defeated Pittsburg by a slim margin in a yesterday game noted for many errors. Today’s schedule lists Boston at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at New York with Washington at Baltimore as key matches. Attendance reported around 2,200. injuries hindered several players including Trishey, PMonalue, Donahue, and Wright on Chicago side. Newark from Newark Mo. played a separate game with Mills Yeager Carrick and Cogan among players. score details incomplete.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Mittleburg
Phe
Mons
Trishey
Pmonalue
Newark Lasily Dan
Newark
Seppe
Bastion Pinay
Ovina Omelly
She Hine Phiyers
Roemon
Mills and Yeager
Carrick
Cogan
No man or woman can enjoy Ufo or accomplish much
Fragmentary notice quotes J. M. F. Trotter and TR. LL. Wilson in a deranged ad about "materpid vorse Witt's Little Marty Risers" claiming pills cleanse an organ, with no clear context or coherent facts.
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Materpid
Vorse Witt
Marty Risers
J. M. F. Trotter
Tultt & Sth
TR. LL. Wilson
TV Autuion Tours Niagara Palis Excursions
Personal excursions operated to Niagara Falls, Genoa and Watkins Glen by the Baltimore and Ohio routes. October 4 and 11 from Norfolk with round trips via Baltimore and via Washington. Tickets $11 via Baltimore, $15 via Washington. Tickets valid eleven days from issue. Apply Arthur G. Lewis, Southern Passenger Agent, Norfolk, Va.
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Niagara Palis
Tadtnte
Wrethins
Baltimore
Ohlo Rattraad
Guitale
Remhester
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Om Mion
Ionn
Norfolk
Haltininien
Washington
Arthur G. Lewis
Southern
Chlesirowd
Abner Atlantic Hotel
Sutt-We
Frisat
We ilove Them Now Pallas Comptere Shoes Ad
An OCR fragment advertises leather shoes with same stock as OR 200 PATHOL in various toe widths sold only at HELLEEMNSSOR STORE. It notes a night school at Southern Shorthand and Husiness University opening Monday in October. Includes garbled contact and location details for University and Norfolk, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helleemnssor
HH Bank ST
Opo
Court Ilouse
University
Hhachineion Bulding
Special Notion on Bas Relief Photographs Price
At last succeeded in getting bas relief photographs down in price and now offer them within reach of all. Call and see them. The most wonderful Photograph ever invented. Th. C. Campbell, Valentine Building, 340 344 Main St. Our gee and Invoice of choice London special suitings now on counters, nothing like them in the city. Rudolph & Wallace, 333 Main Street.
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Th. C. Campbell
Vallentine Building
Main St
London
Rudolph & Wallace
Main Street
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Bermaid
Cail
Main Artest
A. G. HL
Hostsa
Buffolk
Nolse
Old Market Square
Binies
P.O. Box
John Wedderburn & Co
Dept. D
Mazily
Post
G. A. Tlow
Newark Avenue
Jersey City
J. Ser
Atlas Oil CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Mid-West
Auan- Us City
P.G. Plynn
Front Street
Colley Avenue
Auanile City
Levy
Granby Street
Troth
Wingghilian
Elty
Virginian
Srackett
Anna Gibering
Advicy
Matt
Moritz Office Bultelbnus
New
Norfolk Mortgage Loan Company
W. H. Hofneimner
West End
Addresa
Stockley
Nansemond River
Burfolk
T. Fulk
Commerce Street
Varyon Myers
Gee
Cond Tera Street
Harton Myers
Souther
J. A. OC. Groner
Lawrence Groner
Alan
Pamters’ Tank
Suffolk
D. Stormont
Josephine Drinkwater
Virginia
Princess Anne County
Stormont
Virginia Beach
Aeeld
the Gallon
C. I
Hodmman
Legal ‘Intelligence
Tromp
Dochker
A. Adler
Konwoay
Norfolk Tod Western
Highlang
Drambleton Avenues
W. J. Parrish
T. J. Parley
Orfalk and Western Railway
Meade Osborne
Moary Curtis
Cape Charles
Wannahet
Nelson
Church Street
Marnims
Pollo Court
Ogioberoth
Curtis
Costa
Transfpres
Emetine Tield
Townsend & Jones
Magazine Lane
W. Willcox
Royal
Wan
Royal Baking F
Owder CO
MEW Worm
Port Aortrooln Notes
Tie Witt
Truitt & Smith
R. L. Wason
Lts
Firtsiure
Sree
Cheng
Wrisht
Donahue
McDonahd
Tillis
Roston
Cinebinac
Wit Pittebure
Witshiengo
St. Louis
TV Autuion Tours
Texas
Chesapeake and Ohio
Vie St. Louie
Brooke
raAsent C. & 9
Ben
Lowenberg
Cranby Street
Columbia Building
BarSee
Albany
W. W. Freeman
J. W. Gamage
W. N. Waller
Gamage & Waller Wholesale and Metall
Plume Sr
Ywirginia
Southern States
Southern Dell St
Brigg's
Dark Horse
J. BR. Briggs
Chove Family
Elias Ball
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